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

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Pep Club increased its activities this year. Along with their regular activities- —building a homecoming float, baking a cake for the basketball players, and tending a concession stand at a home basketball game—they painted the home side bleachers in the stadium with Z club, worked a football conces¬ sion stand, and handed out free stick¬ ers at the first home basketball game. Pep Club sponsor Juldine Maloney said, “I think this year’s club was very active. In the last two year’s the par¬ ticipation was much better.” The 1975-76 club president, senior Kathy Neuman, served a second term this year. She said, ‘‘I was glad to be re¬ elected because I felt a year’s exper¬ ience would help me out in organizing the club.” Competition was a major aspect of Math Club. The members competed in five different contests during the year. Students in the club were quizzed be¬ fore each contest. Those with the high¬ est results were selected to partici-, pate.

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22 Pep Club members paint PEP CLUB A. Varsity Pep Club; FRONT ROW (L TO R) Lee Ann Weekley, Kathy Neuwman (president), Mari¬ lyn Leu, Cindy Ryon (co-vice president), Donna Lesley, Ann Westphal, Sandy Thompson, Carrie Pershall, and Carrie Brannan, SECOND ROW (L TO R) Susan Chinnery, Barb Cooper, Chris Wolf, Barb Mades (treasurer), Chris Coen, Joyce Koenig, Terri Rariden (secretary), Janine Pund- mann (co-vice president), and Kathy Kolb, BACK ROW (L TO R) Trisha Stephenson, Karen Wis¬ dom, Jerri Schuster, Kris Hurt, Cindy Etherton, Patty Burkhalter, Debbie Telken, Cindy Hedges! and Leslie Bauer. B. Senior Wendy Eisenberg was one of 37 Pep Club and Z Club members who repainted the home side bleachers. C. In addition to being a MMath Club member, sophomore Phil McPherson started for the B- team basketball squad. D. Sophomore Pep Club: FRONT ROW (L TO R) Shelly Hopkins, Sandy Fry, Lisa llgenfritz, Lesa Wampler, Sue Schaeper, and Debbie Ehimann, SECOND ROW (L TO R) Linda Anderson, Yvonne Wyas, Shelly Tierney, Sandy VanCleve, Linda Reames, Mary Westphal, Cindy Leimkueler, Ja¬ net Stiegmeier, and Angie Roberts, BACK ROW (L TO R) Kim Hodges, Sue Jackson, Sandy Schraer, Becky Koetter, Cindy Ehimann, Patti Schaeffer, Cindy Rash, and Donna Backhaus. MATH CLUB E. Math Club; FRONT ROW (L TO R) Lisa Sewell (vice president)and Valerie Schaffner (presi¬ dent), SECOND ROW (L TO R) Heather Cave, Dorothy Orf (secretary), and Karen Cord, BACK ROW (L TO R) Mr. Joe Vance, Ron Buerges, Mike Funderburk, and Phil McPherson bleachers

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Art Club prints t-shirts ART CLUB FOREIGN LANGUAGE Art Club first came to SCHS in 1927. The club’s annual project has been decorating the gym for dances. The club made Homecoming decorations which included a 17’ X 11 ’ juke box and several 4’ X 4’ album covers to fit the theme, “Good Vibrations.’’ Silk-screen T-shirts were prin ted by club members for sale to the student body. Profits were used for field trips to art shows and museums. Activities of Foreign Language Club included having guest speakers, a Christmas party, and eating at French, Spanish, and German restaurants. Seven French and German class stu¬ dents traveled overseas. Mary Beth Kingsbury, Wendy Powell, and Carrie Pershall went to France. Dave Bartholomew, Jeff Hahn, Jim Keeser, and Bob Schuette visited West | Germany. A. Foreign Language Club: FRONT ROW (L TO R) Carrie Pershall, Mary Beth Kingsbury, Stephanie Fuqua Mary Bahr, Cathy VanBooven, Lori Moore, Gail Ehimann, and Kim Hodges (secretary), SEC¬ OND ROW (L TO R) Sandy Fugua, Sherry Fuqua, Martha Keller, Marsha Fischer, Susan Snellen, Cheri Horenkamp, Lori Zumbehl, and LeeAnn Derr (vice president), THIRD ROW (L TO R) Gretchen Brown, Eve Beeman, Nadine Mendoza, Patty Wilt, Debbie Hearst, Robin Troyer, Kathy DePuy, Lisa Sewell, Mrs. Kay Cade, and Mrs. Jane Hogan, BACK ROW (L TO R) Brian Merriman (president), Russell Brooks, Diane Hornback, Wendy Powell, Robert Schuette, Linda Wester- feld, Jeff Hahn, Lonnie Clark, and Mrs. Nancy Simpson B. Foreign Language Club members sang Christ¬ mas Carols through the school sixth hour in Eng¬ lish and other languages the last day of school before vacation began. Here, Beth Justman ac¬ companies the group on the flute as Wendy Powell and Liz Monahan sing along. li