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4 A V Y Neighbors tr rbrr funny yyord funny people Who but our oyyrr nergrbors rrye suth an tffert on our eyery day lrfe They tan make our lrfe enjoyable they 1 rrr make rt 1 constant bore Lets Get together and drseuss our IICIUIIIJOTQ We yyrll talk about rrrrrre first rnd then yye yyrll hear about yours People rome and people go but our rrerghbors are alyyays yy 1th us They are tall lanky fat hort trabby, genral and sometrmes eyen loyable W hen the house next door rs y 'rtated the toprc of corryersfrtron rn your own home rmmedrately tenters around the questron I yyonder what they yyrll be lrkew' They arrrye and become settled and rt rsrrt lonff before your questron rs answered The effett the rrerghbors haye on the nerghborhood soon beffrns to show Is there a path across your once pretty green layyn worn rn from constant trayersrng by the nerghbors for the purpose of borroyyrng, some sugar Or perhaps to use the phone Agarn maybe the use of your egg. better rs all that rs requrred Be that as rt may the path FPIIIHIIS ar ross the lryyrr The thrldrerr do or do not as the Case may be, make therrrselyts objects of prty bu ruse of then absolute latk of respect of other people s property They t rn rnsrlu 1 person llfe enjoy able and they can make It other yy rse Ior tht purpose of tlrarrffrrrf the routlrre of ones eyery day lrfe I lynoyy rf no bttter tlue than fr ner hb rr Itople tarrnot eyen haye therr oyyrr farnrly arfvurrrerrts rn tht peate 'md aftty of thcrr homes Modern walls and nroderrr llCIgI'll'J0lS rnalte all secrets the latet rn mornrnunrty gossrp Very sweet people to your fate, but onte behrnd your back' Your yery tharatter representrng so many years of tonstruttrye care on your part rs torn to shreds by the eyer waggrng tongue of your loyely neighbors There are, of tourse, people who make yery decent nerghbors, ones who are an asset to any cornmurrrty and not a drsgraee I shall not yenture to say just yyhat per tent represents the Hood nerghbors and what per cent the bad That does not enter mto the questron Our nerghbors haye always been the krnd one can get alonff wrth alloyymg one exteptron And what an exceptronl These people were verrtable pests They yyere the proud possessors of a dog and three ehrldren Takrng every thlnv mto eonsrderatron, I belreve, to thrs day that I lrked the dog the best of all The three thrldrerr were just oyer srzed reproductrons of a leech In other yyords, you just tould not fet fryyay from them If we ent the grass, they would be there, rf yye yyue t urn, they yyould be present on that HUSPILIOUS ou asrorr rlso The doff mould not yy rtch ll- ert, but he mould run at the car and bark just about st rung us to death Ht also possessed the 'rbrlrty to spend half the nrght hovylrrrg outsrdt for yyhat rersorr no out knoyys Mrybe someday you yyrll haye a farrrrly moye next door Mama papa three thrldrerr and la t but not least, the dog If you are ey er so unfortunate rll I L ur do rs to offer my most srntere eorrdolentes and hope that they are not by my trrtk of fate, as pOSltlXely annoying as the ones of yyhom yye or rather I speak so yery hrffhly Robert Sthalk Fzrst Place Wznner UL uzll Club Essay Contest 3 I man I is Saga P 1 agv wpnzvl n ttf, Qrttjl Qty-1 -iffy ' f..f,5 W may X.-,,j .. , I . , . ,' j .. j. ., .1761 . ,F lb' , U' , I I . 4 1.59 ' ' r I ' P . Y r s r' 1 , a. 4 I . . '. . s '. f . ' 5' , ' ' ' . I I ' ' gy vc U j A . . 7 . . V I j . , N T v v Y. ' . . Y .7 aj, - , V .I , CKj - , ' . ,,, ,, '. , , ' H . 244 M - ' ' ' 'z . '11 's ' ' ' , ' 1 ' ' ' ,. 7 ' IH,-aj , . -, . - ' , , .- , . , . 5.-24' . ' f 2 . ' . ' . s bij 5 . ,f ,, :Gyn . W V' i 1 fy V - . .N v Y 7.66: e - , ' , M' I U AW: . y' - 4' j . ' ' . ' I ' M . C . . ' jg-'55 . W. I' . V I . . U 535 r V V V ' ' 4 ' 2 , 1459 . A . . . . . ' ' M , - j , gy 4 , , . A , . L J, . . . . wx vi- v . U ivy l ... U . ' l , 'It I f W I I E' ,. . t -D D ,' . L?tQkVcQQ,1 f. ' t tx I -'IC jf, ' ' 'z: . 2 1. tl' I- jf ' ' r iv .' I -'viz . 'gn' . . - V , .v 1 - 1 I I I 5 I' W - 'W . . WM . ' Q ' ' C694 tit W 0327 fu. at . tit 'B' mlm H954 .W- get .agy 4924 2? rl? 3
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4 I A X ANN Lil The Corridor Ofhcers Gaptam Toney Letko Casey Blshop George Gech Edward Haeffler Harold Langenberg Lleutenants The Gorrldor Offlcer Force was first organized by Mrs Bolm ln l927 to establlsh the proper conduct m the corrldors lunchroom and locker rooms The first Force consisted of captaln three sergeants and twenty one lleuten ants SIX of whom were glrls At the present tlme students from varlous classes are selected for the Force who are to Une some of thelr t1me and attentlon to securm order durmg the passlng txme and durmg assembhes Another duty IS to acquamt v1s1tors wlth the school l'JU1lCllHgS of the campus and tradltlons of lNormandy The first captam ln 27 was James Gorton ln 28 Burdette Bushmann III 29 and 30 Edward Strlckland and 1n 31 George Labuta The present Force conslsts of captam four lleutenants and thlrteen other members Normandy we all know IS a rather crowded school for 1ts small capaclty That IS one reason corrldor regulatxon IS such a vltal necessity here These boys who mamtam order are never over bearlng They do not flount thelr authorlty and they have won the respect of the entlre student body We at Normandy feel that there 1S excellent order among students whlle passlng to and from classes and that lt would never be posslble to manage wlthout the guldance of this roup These boys are worthy of the hl hest pralse and appreclatlon T 'S 1 Saga ft ,I W . I D 'Q M74 hhlfl 0 c r ...--d...a--..a-aa,a,.---.,.. ma - ----------------n- I M59 Y 52:4 14:2 f-Q01 4. . . . . mflgq . . , C M . - , . , Q hiv. D . . . , , I . . 5.5117 - . V - W' ' ' 54611 . . ,wan , yr.-gn . . I . . Y , mln 9 - ggi ' ' , , a ' , , 9 ' ' 9 9 9 9 Y 0:0 ,vA:4 . . , . , . . M50 MJ! M V ,- ., . - C. Mg . . . . N261 ' ' ' ' hit ' ' LW ' the , Y . . . we 'AW i . . . . let! -f 9 -W 'D more W .U . . . P ' D ' T49 24' tit' , bbq Tap Rmr: Ley. lates, Rolfman. Ruth, Davis. ull:-y, MN- Bfbllvl. Sm-und Row: Klum-llvr. .Ialum-, Kallvy, Russlr-r, Hvinlrprivnx, Monkcn, Firs Row: Evcns, Bishop. Lang:-nhvrg. I.:-tku, C1-rh. llat-Hler. L53 ,F-at M 53,14 lm? IEA? till tiff! ' M921 lk iff!! wil fi U we 3-' Page T' ly- e
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