Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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Mr Goddard, Mrs. Clark, Mr. Bushman, Mr, Provost, Mr. Sl-celly, Mr, Miller, Mr. Rothenburg, fudge Lashly, Mr. Liese flfnarrf of Ccjrlztcrlllfrirfz The Normandy boy and girl owes to the Board of Education deepest apprecia- tion for the high type of instruction and training offered in the Normandy schools. The finest men in the community sit on the Board and decide the destiny and policies of the entire system. A great responsibility rests upon the shoulders of this select group, but all business that comes before them is very capably handled with the utmost pre- cision. There's never a question of cur- tailment of any school activity, but always, the problems are concerned with how the range of the school can be increased. That Normandy is recognized as one of the most progressive schools in Missouri speaks for the skill and ability with which the affairs of the school are directed. The finest teachers, the best in equipment, the most varied curricular and extra-curricular program - that's what Normandy's Board of Education offers the boys and girls of Normandy District. MR MR MR MR MB MR ARTHUR G. SKELLY President HENRY R. BUSHMAN Vice-President ARTHUR C. ROTHENBERG Treasurer SlMON E. LIESE Secretary EARL E. PROVOST Director LEE B. GODDARD Director

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