Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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fir fbi Year of 194041 the Board of Education of Norrnandy School has continued its policy of guiding safely and sanely. Dur- inq all the past several years of worry and uncertainty, of increased school popu- lation, and lower taxes and payments, the Nounandy Board has heen ahle to keep up the standards set earlier and even tc add tc thein in the way of huildinqs, new equipment and facilities, and landscape ings. When other school systems have curtailed parts of their service to their conununities, our schools have extended inore and more service. Thus, we have our own splendid hus service: we have unusual and recently added facilities for night study for those in daytime einploy' inentg we have a cofoperative spirit in the cornrnunity which has led to partvtirne enif ployrnent of niany of our pupils. These, cunonq niany, would not be listed as our qains hut for the awareness and forward strivinq of the Board. MF. Ml h lv! H lil li lvl li Mit ARTHUR G. SKlil,l.Y lltl Fll 'INT llllT'llfY lx. Bllfllflwlfxli Ylt 'Y' VRf fli 'INT AR'l'llUFi C, HOTllf'Nhffhk 'TBl1lXFl'Bl E . Sll'!lUINl V. l.llHEfi' SLLTRITI A RY RA lil. li. PHOVOST l'IFlFl'Tf'H l.l'lf B, GODl5f'thlt ltIHl'L4'l 'R ixi tina .:, ini l'tuJl,'u1it fu1i.l'1'v-,:.t,I.li.IT1i-ll,,i.f: Klutz ffl. l't,ti.tr.rt:' futm- f.::,l..j. lvl: li