Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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S in that field. Edith Smith will be remembered especially for her excellent readings at various assemblies and entertainments. She has also been in the Mixed Chorus. Harry Provost's swell trurnpetingu in the dance orchestra and the band will not soon be forgotten. Harry served faithfully as a member of the Saga Staff and this year has been advertising manager. Eleanor Clarkson's ability and grace have won her a place in the Concert Dance Group. Some may think her quiet, but they just haven't heard her in the Glee Club. Clarence Schneider's outside activities at Normandy have been chiefly athletic in nature. He has participated in intramural sports and is a skillful basketball player. The lively chatter of Dorothy Derrick has won for her the affection of many a student at Normandy. She enjoys ballroom dancing and so do her partners. Earn- ing valuable positions on both the football and wrestling teams, Norman Flockman has been an outstanding athlete. Because of his popularity is FOR STRENGTH SENIORS and ability, he was president of the Letterrnen and captain of the Corridor officers. Anna Mar- garet Fritz has been an influential Student Court, cil member for three years. She intends to become a stenographer. Gilbert Iacobs desires to be either a banker or an airplane mechanic. Although these are two entirely different fields, Gilbert has shown the ability to succeed in both. ln addition to reporting news for the Courier, Dorothy Kelly sang in the Mixed Chorus and Glee Club and showed outstanding skill in sports. A newcomer at Normandy this year, Robert Baldes. was a capable member of the Ballroom Dancing Club. He hopes to become a chiro- practor. Virqinia Cunningham is a typical, care- free modern lass. She specialized in singing and was a member of the Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. The great athletic ability of Ralph Nickel wcn him membership in the l.ettermen's Club. Besides keeping up his school work, Ralph ushers in a show at night. Clarkson Schneider Derrick Flockman Fritz T' Iacobs Kelly Baldes Cunningham Nickel Page Twenty-five

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is POR EFFICIENCY To become a draftsman is the ambition of Vernon Reultle. Besides going out for soccer, he has been an active member of the Glee Club. Nodra Wolt's fine work in the office has given her an opportunity to gain experience which will be helpful to her after she leaves school. Gilbert Ladendecker is interested in mechanics and will make that his occupation. Gil has made himself useful as an operator of our moving picture machine. Her musical talent is Doris SChOkllBChi'l chief interest, and she has been a talented member of both the band and orchestra. An example of Doris' unusual scholastic ability Reustle Wolf G. Ladendecker Schoknecht Wehmeyer Schmitt O. Ladendecker E. Smith Provost is her appointment to the Senior Honor Society in her junior year. Although rather quiet, Allen Wehmoyer is an ardent baseball player. Having come to Normandy only in his junior year, Allen. nevertheless, proved himself to be a student of high standing. Virginia Schmitt is a popular girl who has been active in the Glee Club, dancing, and basketball. Her chosen profession is nursing. A great deal ot Omer Ladendeckofs time at Normandy has been spent on the track team and in the machine shops. His grades in me- chanical courses show that he will be a success Page Twenty-four

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IS FUR EFFORT 4,4 f ,V V Jr... it Happy-go-lucky best describes PBCJQY Klinker- iuu. whose charming smile has won her many friends at Normandy. Peg has helped to make the Courier a success this year. Although he doe-sn't say a great deal, Leroy McCallister has the will to win. His perseverance will make him a successful architect. As an outstanding girl in the senior class, Anna Mae Meyers takes part in everything at Normandy. She was voted the most popular girl in her sophomore, junior, and senior classes: was treasurer of the senior classy and took part in girls' athletics. Klinkerfuss McCa1lister A. M. Meyers Krietmeyer It Auten ' Glasser g 3 Lu ' We 2, lf Q W W in li Lammert Gilda Bromwich Never a dull moment when Krietmeyer's around could well be called Roullion Krist- meyer's motto. He took part in. sports and was a member of the Hi-Y and of the Courier Staff. Another of Normandy's singers, Orvolla Auten. is well liked by all who know her. We are sure that her pleasant manner will make her a suc- cessful nurse. Besides his regular school work, Kenneth Glasser has contributed no end ot work towards producing a winning track team. An alert, am- bitious lass, Doris Lammert is taking a commercial Page Twenty-six