Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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spells Board of Education MR. ARTHUR G. SKELLY, PRESIDENT MR. HENRY R. BUSHMAN, t'rcE.rEEsinENT MR. ARTHUR C. ROTHENBERG. TREASURER MR. SIMON F. LIESE, SECRETARY MR. EARL E. PROVOST, DIRECTOR MR. LEE B. GODDARD, oiREcToR The organization in our school sys- tem which receives the least publicity but which constantly seeks to improve conditions in the school is the Board of Education. The members ot the Board have the responsibility of maintaining the school and oi deciding on methods and policies of education. lt can be unconditionally said that the recogni- tion oi Normandy as one oi the most progressive schools in Missouri is the result of their efforts. Mr. Goddard. Mrs. Clark. Mr. Biishniixn, Mr. Piovost, Mr. Skelly Mr. Miller. Mr Rothenberg, iudge lxishly. Mr. l

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POR FACULTY Students are gr ttefu! to Miss Edith Hasner. M.A.. sponsor of the Senior Student Council, for the many enjoyable trsserribly proqrarns pre- sented this year. Miss Hasner teaches tenth and eleveriifrartrde Enqlish. Mr. Arwin Ianssen. B.S.. of the industrial Arts l'lerrrrrtment, teaches pre firninary Woodworkina. He also is the sponsor of one of the two divisions of the Iunior Airplane L'lul Miss Betty Tackett. MJ-X.. is rontinuinq in the junior svhool the fine rrrusival Work that Won her rtwcrtrrritiorr at Garfield. Mr. R. R. Eddleman. B.S., tt-at-lies junior sorial svienve and English. He is very interested in svotrtincg, serving as scout- rrraster of Troop Fifty. Under his direction stu- dents presented two very iriterestinq assembly jtroryrtrrris. The trssiarrruerrt or Mr. lack Hohreiter. B.S.. is to instruut junior hiah students in the funda- mentals of aeneral svienve and qeoqraphy. The Iunior lfiqh Svhool Srientre lftepartrrierit is super vised by Mr. Harold Fink. B.S. He has charge of the Weekly meetinas of the Study Club. Althouqii t'c:-rrlririq keeps him busy, Mr. Mar- shall Reiqert, B.S.. has classes in European his tory and ayrn. lie sponsors the Travk Club, an oraanization of junior hiqh athletes, and Coaches froth junior and senior divisions of varsity trock, The head of the vocal music department is Mr. Hadley Crawford. B.M. lie has daily voiue classes and rehearses the Mixed Chorus and both the junior and senior Boys' Glee Clubs. The Swing- sters are also under Mr. Crawfords baton. The Senior than Suhool Art Dopartrneui is under the inspiring leir-Liersliiji of Miss Virginia McCloud. MJK. She tearhes Courses in applied art and appreciation and sponsors the Art Club and Art Society. Understanding the students' yearning to play hookey from sehool once in a areat while has made Mr. William Wehkinq the ideal attendanre officer. He has served the svhool in many ways. To expltifn the rules of qrariimar to youria people requires patierive and a number of ready examples for illustration. Mr. Rienhold Press. I-LB., possesses both, as his success in the junior hrqh Enqlish vlasses attests, A iittinq tribute to Mr. Lawrence Guenther. B.S.. was the first ratinqs aiven to the senior orchestra and several of its members at the stute vontest. Through instruc tion in instrumental musit' and harmony he furthers music aprwreciafiori at Normandy, Page Fifteen