Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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Book Two

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CLASSES With all ot our many fine sucesses and achievements in the social vvhirl, the athletic contest, and the demonstrations ot the arts, we are most proud of what our boys and girls have accomplished in the class rooms. Word comes to us treguently this boy or that girl, both graduates ot Nor- mandy are doing vvell in the university or in business. Much yet remains for us to build toward, but past progress would seem to point the linger ot Time to a page chronicling teats that vvill make fine reading later when all of us novv tracing these lines are gone. PgT

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