Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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ADMINISTRATICDN That this has been a good year tor the school may be attributed to the splendid men who have had the task ot guiding our school. The inspiration that they have attorded us, the sympathy they have ex- tended pupils and teachers, and their readiness always to help and advise have been a constant benetit. The proverb ot the vveak link in the Chain may be revised to read A chain is no stronger than its strongest link, and the administrators and members ot the board have beyond dispute proved to be the strong link. I' T I

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Message From Our Superintendent Democracy is a Way ot lite, social and indi- vidual. This calls tor the tullest participation ot every pupil in the values created in our schools by having the boys and girls associating and working together, a situation necessary tor general weltare and individual development, l-lere we try to give each pupil a part in working out the policies that attect him, working to torm attitudes, dispositions, and abilities which build desirable personality, We are tor treedom ot individual action backed by treed intelligence, it guided by education, experi- ence and due regard tor the rights ot others. Thus our democratic manner ot dealing with each other provides tor us all a deep interest and personal concern in all activities ot our school and community. Because our values are measured in terms ot human welfare, we endeavor to adjust the individual to his environment, which we try con- stantly to improve. FRED B. MILLER Board of Education NIH. LIESE MR. KRUSE fSrwcrvmryt fVic0-Prcsiiivntt FRED B. MILLER Superintendent of Normandy Schools Much honor and praise is due our attable superintendent, Mr. Miller, tor his ability as a leader and organ- izer. l-le has been in the educational system ot the Normandy District since it was a sparsely settled community and has assisted in its steady growth until today it talces its place as a part ot a great metropolis. I-le has led the way in providing splendid educational tacilities consistent with the high standards ot a rapidly de- veloping community. lt is through Mr. Miller's excellent guidance that the school is able to give the greatest service to the com- munity. lvlr. Miller received a B. S. degree tra m the Central Missouri State Teachers' College and an M. A. de- gree trom St. Louis University. DIR. BIISHMAN NIR. PROYOST HR. ROTHENBERG KIR. SKELLY fDircr'tort lDirr'r'mri ffreasurert fPresidenlt Page Four!