Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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R. D. SHOUSE Principal of Normandy High School Untiring in his efforts to improve Normandy High School, Mr. Shouse, as its principal, shares the responsi- bility for its present high standard of scholarship, its efficient teaching staff and its varied curricula. l-lis ability as an administrator and his lcindliness as an advisor have won him the ad- miration and respect of both the student body and the faculty. Mr. Shouse received a B. S. degree from the University of Missouri and an M. A. from the Teachers' College of Columbia University. l-le has also taken many special courses in ad- ministrative work at Washington Uni- versity. MR. GREEN Assistant Principal of Normandy is a trusted and honored friend oi every student and teacher. He has an A. B. degree from Center College, Kentucky. MRS. BOLM Administrator of the Junior High School is a capable and efficient leader as well as teacher. She has a Ph. B. de- gree from the University of Chicago. Message From Our Principal Of a thousand seedling trees but one can reach maturity. Even that one cannot approach its fullest growth unless chance places it in an open space, unhampered by its neighbors, Like a tree, man strives to achieve the fullest growth within his power. The tragedies of human existence multiply when the vaulting ambitions of an unsocial man drive him to reach beyond his personal needs in order to control an unlimited number of lives and to exact a portion of their sustenance. Unlike a tree, socialized man strives to reach life's fulfillment without hindering the growth of others, Not everyone can be king, but in all fields of human effort man CAN have unique achieve- ment without detracting from the stature of his neighbors. This school should help its sons and daughters realize their fullest possibilities and at the same time imbue them with the life purpose of adding to the total of social good. R. D. SHOUSE 'r Page F fleen

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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!

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Faculty A. Blcckschmidt Melcher Kinnisnn Krablin Hawkins Knehlvr Alfred W. Blecltschmidf, B. S. in Education Central .Missouri Stale Teachers Collage Supervisor of Instrumental Music, Bantl Mildred Melcher, A. B., A. M. Park College, Washington University Mathematics, Junior High Sport Club William D. Chrisfian, A. B., A. M. Westminster College, Washington University Mathematics, Trvasurcr Stuclcnt Activity Fund, Ballroom Dancing Club, Hi-Y Mary S. Holbrook, B. S. in Education University nf Missouri Spanish, Journalism, Courier Irvin Juergensmeier, A. B., A. M. Central Wesleyan, Uniwrsity of Missouri Physics, Gt-n4-ral Scivnvo Mary Elizabeth Kinnison, B. S. in Education Southz-nxl Missouri Slate Teachers' College English. Music John T. Krablin, B. S. Bradley Polytechnic Institute Industrial Arts. Cult' and Tcnnis Teams. Ping Pong Club Page Si Christian Holbrook Juergensmcicr Medeims Crawford Ln Roge llittvlstallt Burk Schill Helen Medeiros, B. S., A. M. Unir:er.rily of Wisr-urzxfrz, Columbia University Art, Art Club Hadley R. Crawford, B. M. Simpson College Cleo Club. Mixed Chorus, Chantic-lt-t-rs, Boys' Quartet Clifford La Roge, A. B., B. S., A. M. University of Misxnuri Geography, St-ience. Hubby Club John Hawkins, B. S. in Education Nurtlu-ast Missouri Stale Teachers' College Social Suit-rirv. Junior Cnrriflnr Ofliut-rs Margreta Koehler, B. S. in Education University of W'ixN1n.rir1. Home Economics Roy Mi++els+ad+, B. S. Smut Institute lntluslrial Arts. lllatht'1nulit's Claudine Bocll, A. M. Univerxily of Mi.v.wuri English. Mutht-nmatics, Music. Chess uml Checker Club Dewey A. Schill, Ph. B. Sliurllvjf College History. Knivk-Knack Club xlevn