Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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Stine Adams I. Keller Dains Lierman Quill and Scroll members are out- stamllllg jourvzalists-they make the Oou1'le1'l' and Saga Class LA publications. Don F1'anlcenbe1'ger was elected I17'6S'lll6'Ilf,' Marlon Meyer, t7'6ClS1L7'6'7',' Robert Lovell, vice-presiflent: Mary Lee Coz, Sec- retary, is mzphotographerl. Bradley f AY, WI-lO'S that girl with the easy going personality and the tlair for sports? Oh, I think l know. It's Ieanette Stine. And here's another girl with a winsome personality and lots of friends-lane Adams. Oh, yeah, l had a lot of classes with her. She made good grades besides going out for girls' hockey and volleyball. Boy, but l know the fellow who really gets good grades! Iames Kel1er's swell scholastic record and two-year membership in the Chemistry Club will probably give him a good start in that engineering course he wants to follow. By the way, didn't Doris Dains have some- thing to do with the 'Courier' this year? Have something to do with it? You bet! She had a tough job as assistant advertising man- ager. She also found time tor girls' sports. look! l-lere's Lawrence Liermcxn. You know this is the iirst good look l ever had of him? Usually he dashes around to keep u his I9 Diversiiied Occupation Program, but some how he found time to participate in intramural sports, too. 'iThere's Betty Lee Bradley. You know, when l see her, l think of the music groups. She has b . . . . een in the Mixed Chorus and Girls Glee Club since about tenth grade. Page Twenty-Six

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f. llllC?f86l1 'jfllllfilffj ?cf1'ft-ljlro members of the Hi-Y with laughs. One girl you hear a lot other than herself is Martha Pearl Harbor, Martha had coming active in the nursing is even more anxious. many good hearty about from sources Clark. Even before high hopes of be- profession. Now she Quiet and friendly really fits Naomi Stillman. Shes a faithful member of the Girls' Glee Club and also takes an active interest in ballroom dancing and photography. ' The wrestling squad had a swell captain. t Yeah, it was Richard Arens. His position as l end in varsity football, his shot-putting and discus-throwing, along with his friendly ways, W made him one of our live most popular boys. Did you know that Virginia Granberq can do ' 120 words a minute in shorthand? Yep, it's a fact! She wouldn't tell you that, though, because t of her modesty. I guess that and her typing ' ability will push her on the road to success. Defense work will get a swell mechanic in Iames Doyle. Ever since Jimmy started here, he has majored in shop work. With all that prac- tical experience, he's right in line to help Uncle Sam in the 'Fight for Freedomf ft t t Frm! fl1zssiff1.'f'2' lrcctrx cz hrofzfl grin us Mr. Hoy Nezrsorizrf. yiresiflent of Thr' Ojjiviulx' A.v.wz'if11i1n1 of Sf- I,u1ci.w, 1J1'f'xf'nfx him, tfifh, cz gold fooflmll as fl, rctmrfl fm' llllfllly been rated The most Vfllllfllill' football player in tim Sf. Louis Dixfriwf. yy, Randall Hahn Brunken Gruenewald wf K lim Hgjich 1-vo t . V t ' ax f K Ut' s QQ fit '.. Wi , ,125 1 t l S fm I .3-,Q-QNX I Q Y a , . as gi mi , 'bg xi it 5:11 , - 4, it v - I '- . , - -. . l .1 t - T, 1-iirsw f ' rwfigkfwtfl K f - - ' fiaieae . ' , 5 F317 'k fill: 7 .' ' ' Z 12- H .k, 7fT.Ll3f3,si - ti l ' ,121 ' - l V fi'-' ' ' - ' . ' - i' M -. fi Y- : , f- ' 2--igfQs1eEW , Ifffily -K . -,.. Q M f f' ' .Q M. Clark Stillman Arens Granberg Doyle Page Twenty-Five ' A

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gum! ffl' ,emories 0 J 'zirntmz finger lf orever Yeah, another senior girl to add to the list of sports enthusiasts is Edith Glaenzer. She kept up a good scholastic average, too, besides being well liked by most ot her classmates. Uh-huh, Paul Martin is another well-liked fellow. Boy, he sure went all-out for sports. I-le participated in varsity football as well as all intramural sports. He didn't neglect those texte books either. Gee, remember that night we went to the 1940 Football Dance? And the queen? Boy, she was really neat! She was Doris Mae Hirst. wasn't she? Yes, you know, she really deserved that honor, cause she's one ot the most popular senior girls. Who could wonder with her sweet personality? Oh! Here's the boy all the songs are written about-the captain of the football team. Eugene Benoist certainly filled that ticklish position well this year. I-le not only led the Vikings through one ot its best seasons but made all-district in the bargain! Yep, and don't forget he also participated in baseball, basketball, and wrestling. , 1 Emma Maynard's another ardent singer who supported the Girls' Cflee Club and Mixed Chorus for three years. Her well-known voice will be missed by both next year. Mariorie Rubens is a girl who will be missed by those who knew her. Even if outside interests claimed most of her attention, she still made many friends among her classmates. A fellow who entered in class activities was Richard Vogt. He worked hard on the 'Courier' as one ot the reporters and also participated in intramural athletics. Say, remember that competitive theme, 'What Americanism Means to Me'? I-lere's Curtis Gotsch. who displayed his literary ability by having his theme selected by Mr. Hixson as one oi the best written in the senior class. Curt's a l-li-Y enthusiast, too. Boy, that red hair surely identities Doyne Lammert easily enough. She's a diligent student and a co-operative worker in all her classes. l-lere's a fellow who really was wrapped up in the school this year. He was in the Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, and was out for wrestling and football. Yeah, I. C. Larkin really is a worker. Glaenzer P, Martin Hirst Benoist Maynar Rubens R. Vogt Gotsch Larnmert Larkin Page Twenty-Seven