Saint Charles High School - Charlemo Yearbook (St Charles, MO)

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Au flrfcrwew with Our Supvriufcwdcrzf Mr. Blackhurst is a graduate of the Kirksville State Teachers College. He served as president of his Senior Class as well as editor of the schooI's publication. He obtained his M.A. degree from Washington University. He also attended the University of Chicago and the University of Denver. As superintendent of public schools his iob is to make effective the rules and policies 'of the board as applied to the school system. He is to assist in the employment of teachers, as well as to provide for the organization and administration of the courses of study for the school system. Mr. Blackhurst has served as president of many organizations including the Department of Super- intendence of the Missouri State Teachers Asso- ciation. We are proud to say that he is serving his thirty-first year as superintendent of the public schools. and the cw Asszsfanf Superinfeudcnf Mr. Roy Clemens has been in our school system for three years, two of which he served as the principal of the Junior High School. He attended Elvins High Schoolf obtained his B.S. degree at Cape Girardeau and was graduated from Washington University with his M.A. degree. Mr. Clemens' iob is that of an administrative assistant to Mr. Blackhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Clemens and two sons, Kenny and Linn, make their home at 1126 Perry.

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,411 Interview With Our Principal Mr. Burger attended Elsberry High School, acquired his B.S. degree at Cul- ver-Stockton College, and received his M.A. degree at Missouri University. He has had experience in teaching and coaching at Lancaster, Elvins and Bonne Terre High Schools as well as Flat River Junior College. Mr. Burger has completed eight' suc- cessful years as principal of our High School. Mr. and Mrs. Burger and daughters, Mary Jean, Jo Ann, Carol, and Donna Jean Hoover, reside at T528 Randolph Street. Jiztrvducing Our New junior High Principal Mr. Black received his education at Elvins High School, Flat River College, Cape State College, University of Missouri, and George Peabody College. This education qualified him for the posi- tions of coach for ll years, counselor for four years, and principal of the High School for one year at Elvins High School. Mr. and Mrs. Black have established resi- dence at 7Ol Pine Street. Their three sons, Kenneth, Keith, and Mike, are 20, 18, and ll respectively.

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CHARLES BRADER Charles Brader received the honor of being elected as our Student Body Pres- ident. He is well qualified as a leader. In his freshman year he belonged to the tumbling club and the freshman basket- ball and football teams. ln his sophomore year he was honored by his election to sophomore president and thereby served on the student council. He joined the sophomore dance club and was elected Vice President. In his iunior year he was an active member of the Junior Rock and Roll Club. Charles spends much of his time out- doors. His hobbies include fishing and swimming. He has an aquarium and a collection of stamps. Early in high school he decided on medicine as his future and has not deviated from this course. He plans on attending a chiro- practic college in Davenport, Iowa. Pcvple is Elm be The student body elected Yancey Coffman to the position of Vice President. Yancey has had experience in leadership as president of the Math Club as well as president of the Junior Class and was elected as state pres- ident of J.C.L. C1957-19585. He was chosen as the Freshman best citizen and was also chosen to represent Boys' State in his Junior year. He was an active member of the N.F.L. for three years and the J.C.L. for four years. Yancey was a member of the Freshman Dra- matics Club, Junior Rock and Roll Club and the tennis team. He is interested in engineering and has con- sidered attending Rolla School of Mines or Washington University.