Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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for With mingled emotions of joy ond sorrow onother senior closs fone of the lorrgest in the history of the school -s is leov- ing. Activities of the members inclicote cr growing trend toword speciolizotion, which results in notable improvements in school orgonizotions. Moy their high occomplishments continue in utter-graduation work. raduate Page Twenty-o ie

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L... is FOR HEL By liis kindly intwieist in iiwii iru,.lflw'-ins, Mr. Ralph Beer, M.A., luis wcin lllf' i'cinfldQnse1 nl sind?-rits, who neveei ronsidei liini fis ii qiiinliirivw ollivei liut i-nlivr rms their lrivnd. Servinfg tis sf-v miury ici tliv siipeririimidorit requires 1: tif imeridous fiiiimini ol :lehiilecl work ind lliv fix lEfllC,lllUlCs of iniivli tinirl, nut Mrs. Elizabeth Clark. A.B.. r-1-iswiitf-s lirli nlniifls vii vilily finci misily. Siiuisuiirlix iwc, ngiim: ICA'lllS is 1 jot lux' iiflople mulcl do welll, lint Mrs. Elizabeth Lashly, ILE.. clnvs it fidriiiiixluly, Slim rfonfessfvs, liowflvfii, Iliut it is sometiinf-s fl liitlw c'Orifiis1nc1. Mrs. Blanche Wood. I-LB., drips lm the stiidonts ir. in clstinicxiile S5'TVlk'61 fis slifif plans Ilia menus iiiiil iiiiirinqes ilir- sn'lic,iril's :miie-tericz, ln iidciiiiori icr these duties slie- is-.zvlif-s in rl-:ss in liriiiiv csc,-f'n0'iiic's. I Wiint lx liuiiisfif' is tl.: tnivrinf fl Mr. Arthur Shipherd, B.S., l'lOVJv'rVfrI, iiiisr-iizll is not Sliii:'s vnly Worry, sinwei lie vxlsm wocivlies lootlmll cinsl ipfivlies rlcissws in pliysiwil fncliiiwitifri, The pf-i levi fiinviioriiziq of Nornifinciy's lilwriiry sysf-Hin is due to ilie Qfloits ol Miss Abigail Holmes, wlici zlovolevs will ul lie-I iiino Gillis-r in l1l'r1iry wfirlc :ii if' instriiviinq lie-r stuff ff lzssistrznls. Mrs. Helene Priester, B.S.. faiitiieiiiuis it nil scvilxl lidvciiirmiimil ol stiirlents ly micilvisinci iliwni czn points of voripliivt, Slio tffivlies in tlin llmniv Ll:-orioniifgs Dei'-riitiiissiii rind wiokiiiq classes lci lioys. Miss Norma Kissner. A.B.. is best known lit Normandy cis the sponsor of the lunior GAA. rind adviser of the G.A.P+.. loiud. llOWPVE1l', sliv fxlsci is lender of tlie svlimil s Ciilll Svcsigi Timmy. Miss Martha Tillman, I-LB.. sgvciiistis nw lnniii llrixniniiir' Cliili -incl twiviivs junior rlcissws ii. niciili. Slie also CULIL'l1f3S ninili final teiitliagilirlf- lmskeilifill. 'flies lui ol iilioicvqiciilxy luis iiswn to new lieeiqliis ol perfoftion at Normfiridy uncle'-r the guidance of Mr. Edward Haefler. B.S. Siu dems of indiislrifil iiris profit fgreiitly ffrini lns vlixssfls. Mrs. Ruby Farmer, B.S., is one Qi Noiiiiaiiclys line conimervicil te-Jcliors. Slice sponsors the ful vlniued division ol the Tyiiiiiig Clui: and is lxviivzi in tlie P.T.A., having Clirirqe of the rnenilweisiiiy- diive. No fine took rnow intoresl in the sviio llistic or social we-llfno nl studeiits llifin Mr. Wil- liam Christian. M.A. Ho is wlifnniiini of Hiv- Mrxilieiiiixtivs Depiirtnimit, spanscrs tlio B-illiocini Dancing Club and ilio lliY, rind li is csli nfl-X mf the Sludenl Avtivity Funcl. Paqn Twesnty

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IS PoR TACT Harry O'Dell is a chap who always has a smile on his face. While in school he played soccer, was in the band, and studied mechanics. That small blonde girl on the front row of the Girls' Glee Club is Saramae Holloway. She can always be recognized by the cheerfulness that she radiates. George Lehnerts was a fellow who always had more important things than school to think about. He was, however, on the football team for three years. A girl who has prepared herself for two things is Marjorie Michaelis. She O'Dell Holloway Lehnerts Michaelis Weldon Herr Thieme Bermel Marty is eligible to go to nursing school, or she can become a stenographer. Clyde Weldon divides his time between school work and learning a trade. l-lis chief extra-curricular interest has al- ways been football, and this year he has been on the varsity squad. lane Herr wants to be a commercial artist after her graduation. Another of her special interests is baseball, which she has played enthusiastically. Kenneth Thieme. a great prac- tical joker, wants to be a mail-carrier. He played Page Twenty-two