Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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Mrs. Winiired Bolm Administrator of the Iunior High School RS. WINIFRED BOLM offers' help and direction to the C, younger Normandy students. l-ler strong sense of justice and spirit of companionship endears her to the students and teachers. 5 f R. HAROLD PINK, BS., teaches general science, hygiene, algebra, 439796 and consumers' problems in the lunior High School. Mr. William D. Christian. 1-LM.. head ot the mathematics department, serves the stu' dents Well as teacher of plane and solid geometry, advanced algebra, and trigonornetry. I-le also sponsors the Hi-Y and acts as the treasurer ot the activity tund. Miss Gladys Krug, B.S.. finished the year's work as teacher of Spanish tor Mrs. Anita Keaney. Mr. Charles Koerner. M.S., helps the students achieve mathematical dis- tinction in his algebra and plane geometry classes. ln addition to his regular classes, he has charge of the Ninth-Grade Graduation. Miss Louise Schmucker. I.itt.B., teaches English, social science, and junior speech. She directed the second-semester junior dramatic production, an adaptation from Shalcespeare's comedy, The Taming of the Shrew. As teacher ot junior sewing, foods, and health, Miss Charlyne Fecxrnley is chairman of the refreshment committee of the P. T. A. Calm, cool, unassuming, Mrs. Iecxn Fritsche. secretary to Superintendent Miller and the Board of Education, keeps the affairs ot the school running smoothly. Mr. George Bruno. I-LB., has piloted the Varsity Wrestling Squad to four state championships in six years. Mr. Bruno is also a popular Eng- lish teacher in the senior high. A lormer Normandy student, Mr. Robert Page Eighteen Fink Koerner Fritsche Spencer Reid

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Guenther Major Hoefler Schneider Kissner Gill er1t1's01'.s' 07 Stzlrfezzt lies wzsimfties Another newcomer to Normandy is Mrs. I. T. Swiit, B.S., who teaches world and American history. As head of the lndustrial Arts Department, Mr. Iohn Krablin. M.E.. does an excellent job. He teaches woodworking and a class in personal problems in connection with the Diversified Occupation Program, which he directs. Also under Mr. Krablin's charge is Normandy's night school and vocaticnal classes. Mr. Iames L. Major, B.S., heads the Physical Education Department. As head coach of varsity football, lim has a record that's known everywhere. His varied duties keep him busy constantly directing the myriad activities of the athletic department. One of his chief responsibilities is the annual Normandy Christmas lnvitational Basketball Tournament. Responsible for the tasty and varied lunches served in the Normandy Cafeterias is Mrs. Blanche Wood, A.B. She teaches a class in foods. Mrs. Carolyn Clark. B.S., has charge oi Senior G. A. A., Cheerleaders, and after- school sports in addition to her gym classes. Mr. R. E. Hoefler. B.S., gots the complete credit for the acticn pictures of school life in the Courier and Saga Always willing to meet a deadline, Mr. I-loefler deserves high praise for his work. l-le teaches bench metal and shop in the junior high school. Mr. Iohn Torres, I-LB.. o new member of the faculty, teaches senior high English. Mr. Marshall Rieqert. B.S., teaches early European history. As assistant football coach and head basketball and track rnan, Mike has plenty to keep him busy. Much credit should go to Mrs. Edward Schneider. B.S., for the splendid work she does in the modern dancing classes. Her girls perform at any and all occasions, but the high point of the year comes in the gala May Fete. Mrs. Schneider makes this a show that shouldn't be missed. She sponsors the Orchesis tor girls who excel in her modern dancing classes. A graduate of Normandy, Mr. Melvin Aussieker. B.S., returned to instruct junior boys in gym and assist in the coaching of football, basketball, and track. Miss Norma Kissner. A.M., has charge oi junior girls' sports, gym classes, funior G. A. A., and Girl Scouts. A Normandy graduate, Miss Kissner has built the junior physical education program into something of which the school can be proud. 1 Mr. Bergnrcnz 'registers men for The Selective Service as teachers Cwztritmte their time to the 110170771- ment as reg'istra1's. Page Seventeen

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Christian Schmucker Bruno Shay Boyce . . 2 'P . zrectmf thflulezzzf Clzurlancc Fischer has become very popular with the students. He directs the junior boys in bench metal and home mechanics. Mrs. Frances Spencer, A. M.. an au- thority on foreign languages, devotes her time and knowledge to teaching French and English, in addition to a class in World Culture, which she has worked out with Mr. Swyers. Mrs. Ruth Shay. I-LB., guides the junior high school students through science, health, and social science. ln addition to teach- ing classes in tenth-grade English, Mrs. Bine Thoelke, I-LM., gives her students a very thorough knowledge of Latin. Mr. Lawrence Reid, B.S., one oi Nor' rnandy's favorite teachers and former basketball coach, now teaches soci- ology, American history, and economics. Mr. Reid acts as business manager ot the boys' athletic department. Besides her classes in junior math, Miss Rubi Boyce, I-LB.. sponsors girls' sports in both junior and senior high and the Horseback Riding Club. Mr. I. C. Hix- son. A.M., leads the seniors through English literature and guides the teachers ot English as the chairman of their department. Daily thc fCllf'7ll'l'S sign in unfl out so llmt the olgivz' may hflrc 41 checlu on c1tte11rZr1'nf'r'. Miss 7'r1r'Iurilt seems 10 be ready In Icctre uflcr CL day's zrorlu. Krag Fearnley Fischer Thoelke Hixson Page Nineteen