St Charles High School - Union Yearbook (St Charles, MI)

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r' 'i' 2' z fr Jim Galardi has been outstanding in football and basketball the past four years. Jim was placed at a guard on the l9h8 and l9u9 All- Conference Football Teams and placed on the honorable mention in the All-State team at guard in l9h9. Leading his team with 149 points, Jim also made the l95O-All- Confer- ence Basketball Team at a forward. Basketball Team On November ll,l9h9, the Student Council sponsored the first Homecoming cele- bration. The football game at the Sportsman Park was between St. Charles and Ches aning. The Football Queen and her court were a promen- ent part of the pageant. The climax of the day's program was the dance in the SYW- Jim Bixby, a junior, was also on two All- Conference teams this year. Jim was placed at half-back on the l9u9 honor team in foot- ball and at guard on the 1950 All-Conference

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Si'.'Clfxc11Kle5 'Public Salfxoolg 'Phone 3541 Qlfxafley ffxiclnigarx To You, the Class of 1950 Your school, the St. Charles High School, is fully approved by the Department of Public Instruction and the University of Michigan. A graduate of your school who has the recommendation of the superintendent and meets the entrance requirements can enter without examination any university or college in the United States. This year your high school has been accepted as a College Agreement School. This permits St. Charles grad- uates to enter Michigan Colleges and higher schools regard- less of their entrance requirements. Six school buses transport two hundred sixty-five elementary and high school boys and girls to your school from the rural community around St. Charles. Your school offers a broad program of subjects and activities. It is hoped that this program can be expanded from year to year to meet the needs of youth living in the atomic age. Greater emphasis is being placed on training in commerce, homemaking, agriculture, shop, driver educa- tion, and family and personal living. The Board of Education has adopted a long range plan of building replacement and for providing the best in educational equipment for good instruction. The completion of the Mina J. Miller Elementary School this year is the first unit of this plan. If you, the graduates of 1950, as citizens will stand forth for the best of education for the youth of the St. Charles community, there will always be a St. Charles Public High School. To each one of you, I extend my best wishes for your success and offer my congratulations on your graduatigiaglzfgiigf Cl ss Adivisor and Superintendent of Schools