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.---W'-- -r f- -cas-:L-X - - 4.-1-1. .L ,. . - N ., ,, s .L 1 ' ' s 1'-V 2' f 'x 'Q x if .r r1.:',..Y '-: -, -- ,A , A ., .- -7 , , The Corridor Qtticers Captain .... . .4,,. Edwin Strickland Douglas Bourncr Scrgeants .r,.r Web Grecn l George Labuta v Sponsor ........, ......,. N Irs. Bohn The hourly traffic ot' Normandy Iligh School is guided, restricted and regulated by the UOI'l'lll0l' Officers who willingly give their services to this cause. Third row: Heibel. Holm. Strieklanil. Iietko. imiming, Vtfillizxm Green. '14-ond row: Fink VV1-b Green. Koenig, Bowman. br . First row: Bold. LziButu, Alberts. lianuenhersr, Kruse. The entire organized toree consists ot twenty-tour hoys representing each grade in the school. The captain, who is elected hy thc fellow- inembers of the group, is usually a senior, Thus. he is more capable because ot longer experience. Edwin Strickland, who succeeded Peter 00811105 to that position in the middle of the 19251-330 terin, was again chosen this year. lle has per- formed his duty adinirahly as a substitute for absent statt lll0llllN'l'S, and as an instrument to prevent congestion and to promote rapidity in the disniissals oi' assemblies, lle is assisted in his efforts by three sergeants: Douglas liourncr, 'VVeh . Green, and George Labuta. llnder their direction are twenty privates, -X A who, at their various posts throughout the school. discipline thc crowd A4 of hurrying feet and enforce the tow siiuple trattic rules in order to f insure swift 1I1OV0lllltIlf and at the saiue time safety to the Normandy LJ Ilifrh bchool students. lfoi this sirvici we are 0'l lit u. ig.,e 'Xinttui Av' '6q1,1?s5.,,..s qw- f ,nog E xr, v w 1 - Q 1 i , - , . if 1 O P, ,. Y- , Bl 14 , ' A I 745 .. , '?LJ'lf4.' ag.-V -' ,a3sf-g,y.:-- ' 3 -:-sg--'xr--' rr :.g.:'-f-.r-5---gg-A fs--. qv Q, r . ,. ..g-raw., W 7 . .,f,.,.'..- 1,14 . ..,,,,-. 'i?l '3 ' P e z., . - A - 'WL 20- w i-r 2? . . . ., . ..... .... L. .. - . - . .QM .. ,.,,qr...1g ..,., ,:. -:....y-fg..g.,.,u- 45.1-Dizid.-A4,--,Z,VAMW-.:v-5'.,:L- .'
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