Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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' for dmmi tration FRED B. MILLER Superintendent of Nornitindy Schools Through the efforts of Mr. Fred B. Miller, Normondy hos corne to be recognized os o modern, progressive institution. He strives to help students dt- toin the highest peok in citizen- ship ond scholorship. A typicol American, one who upholds the finest ideols of dernocrolcy thot is our superintendent.

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Several years ado, Mrs. Winiired Bolm was asked to amide the stiideiits arid ad vise the teachers iii the Nor' mandy luiiior Hiqh School. Time has shown that select iiiq her was a wise move oii tho part of time hoard, for the jiiiiior school has rapidly lffwoitie ati oiitstatidiriq ex ample ol a well oraatiized sf-lioal. B-O- -R-E The ooihioris ot Mr. R. D. Shouse, our principal, ore attetitively received when he speoks to the student hody. He has cooperated iii every way with Mr. Miller to iiialie Noriiiaridy the lwest ot schools. De-ern rooted admiration for him prevails at Normandy. l l t l Troithled students riever hesitate to consult our assistant principal, Mr. H. L. Green, about their difficulties tor they laiow that he will uriderstatid their prolvleiiis and endeavor to firid a Sftlll' tiori satisfactory to everyone involved.