Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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'll It has ever been the ambition of man-kind to r e m a i n youthful. Senility seemed a blot upon life. qIThe burning desire to regain youthfulness in- spired Ponce de Leon to explore Florida in quest of youth's miraculous fountain. Youth is effervescent, much like a gin fizz. It constantly bubbles over with vitality and causes latent achievement to materialize. 111 It is usually in good form to be youthful. At times. however, it is to say, in the least embarrassing. lts bang and and uproar are confus- ing, its possibilities appalling. lts tem- po is rapid and filled with color CH WWIRI

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