Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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The Junior Corridor Clzficers The Junior Corridor Officers, through their courtesy ond other quolitiesl, won the loyol support of the student body os well os thot of the foculty Boclqed by this coooerotion, the force wos oble to operote both efficiently ond effectively Before o boy could become o corridor officer, he hod to be deoendoble, populor, ond outstond- ing in oll respects. The orgonizotion hos very keenly felt its responsibilities, nomelyi to dexeloil within the student body the desire ond obility to cooperote with fellow students ond with constituted outhorities in the mointenonce of desiroble sociol conditionsg to see thot no one Ioiters in the holls ofter B25 o, my to estoblish order during oossing time in the Junior ond Vocotionol buildingsg to direct troffic both to ond from ossembliesg to ottend the weekly Thursdoy morning meetingsg to ossist visitorsg ond, of course, conduct themselves ot oll times in on exemplory monner, Much of the success of this grouo wos due to the coooble supervision of Mr. John l-lowkins. ' ., i,... ii....i . ,... Eddie Lee Leslie Allen Dick Bushman l-lorry Provost Vernon Trocy Coptoin ....i .i,., Lieutenonts Corter Chopmon Robert Doins Billy Doy l-lorold Flood Froncis Krill lvon Kinder Melvin McKinley Williom Wood Billy Gordner Jim Bootwright ronk Moroso Eddie Mesle John Gentry - Lowell Smith Worren l-lelberg Leroy Former Eorl Stege Lowrence Hoefler Bob Mellis Allen Neogles Nlorbert Ro s I Horry Rose Joe Wright Oliver Gross Bill eters lock Burt - ight lx

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The Sensor Corrlclor Offlcers Slim Normondy hos been folthfully seryed by the Corrldor Officers since the second yeor of tts existence These repres ntotuyes of low ond Ord r were on duty every doy ond thelr osslstonce wos cheerfully guyen when needed Thus orgonlzotuon ron very smoothly under the superyusuon of nts sponsor Miss Ceneyleye Soltzmon The coptoln Oryllle Klo ckener checked up wlth his lleuten onts goye suggestions ond settled ony mtnor dtsogreement Anything thot wos of o serlous noture was s ttled ln the perloduc meetrngs or un o speclol meeting colled by the sponsor or the coptoun A lueutenont wos ploced In chorge of eoch floor ond vvos responsuble to the coptovn The offlcers octed os ushers to ony strongers who come to the weekly oss mblles ond sow thot no member of the student body stood ot the bock of the oss mbly room os long os there were s ots oyolloble To be considered os o condldote for thus group o boy hod to be responsible liked by the students ond oboye oll hod to hoye o good dlsposltuon Eleventh ond twelfth groders were preferred When o boy fllled the obove requlrements he wos yoted In by the group Itself lf more thon one meeting wos massed vvnthout on odeguote excuse the boy wos outomotucolly dlschorged from the force Coptoln Lreutenonts Corral Mueller Roy Goldstexn Rlchclrd Berg John Doherty M rldlth Klburz Worren Else Page Tm enu t Orynlle Kloeckener Henry Ley Fronk Mentz l-lorold l-llrsch Sonford Tolley Louis Grlmp Jum Yotes Wolter Wlssmon Joe Burns Arthur Schumoch Jock Nelson o o a - 2 X t ' -:V 7 4 ' g YG. , 4 , rf, -2 f. 4 4 fy h t ,,.. fl 1' Q . 1-gf, Top mtv: Yau-s. Cremp. Xvlsnn. Burns. Gulrlstcin, W'issman. Hume, Miss a z an Firxl row: Doherty. ll:-rg. Hirsch. Talley, Klovckvner. Loy. Kilvurz. f ' Q ' Q 1 1 i . X. D . . . B V g , l . c I , . D . . . . t, r Q T Q Q ' c. X, . 1 I - I l ' 5 . . . I f , t I . D . , or X. r ul x.

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Superstltlon Even Though we Taboo supersTnT1on and consider TT a relic oT The Middle Ages :T sTull plays an lmporTanT parT mn our suoconscmous :T noT conscnou mind SupersT1Tlon IS The resulT oT man s eTTorT To lnTerpreT The elemenTs around hum which he can noT TaThom Unable To undersTand Them he has grown To Tear Them SupersTuTuon h been an and Tralnlng some people rnTo hablTs oT careTulness and economy Many peo ple dread orealclng a mirror noT be cause oT The cosT oT a new one buT whuch They believe will lnevnTably be Tall Them Cur greaTesT problem oT supersT1 Tnon hes noT In The burned pasT buT In The presenT WuTh our splendid educa Tlonal TacllsT1es and wealTh oT sclenTlTlc dlscovcrles provunq The Tolly oT super sTnT1on we can wlTh hope and assur ance loolc Torward To a more enllqhT ened era ln which supersTlTlon will be a Thang oT The pasT . , . . . S ' ' as ' in raTher The seven years oT bad luclc