Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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MR. FRED B. MILLER, A.M. Superintendent of Normandy Schools UCCESS and progress in Normandy School District are the responsibility of its super- intendent. Mr. Fred R. Miller. Though his problems are niany' and yaried, he always greets the student hody and faculty niemhers with a friendly' smile and a spirit of ready co-operation. Putting horniandy' schools on a war-time basis was no easy' job hut Mr. Millcrfs enthusiasm and energy' never lagged. MRS. CIQXEVIEVE FRAXK, A.lVl.. teaches Eng- lish and Spanish to senior high students. Her experiences for niany' years in the Philippine lslands make her classes among the most interesting in school. Classes in citizenship, American history, and world history kept MRS. MARIE l'lARlilSON, RS., husy through her first year at Normandy. The sponsor of the riding cluh is MISS RUBI ROYCE, AB., who teaches junior niath and assists in coach- ing senior girls: sports. MlSS CHARLYNE FEAHNLEY teaches sewing, junior foods and health. As leader of the Red Cross activities in the junior school, she sponsored many projects. Secretary' to Mr. Miller and the Roard of Educa- tion. MRS. JEAB FRITSCHE, RS.. handles the many details ol the main ollice with efliciency. Assemblies and meetings are frequently highlighted with entertainnient hy the Senior Mixed Chorus and Girls, Clee Cluh, directed hy MRS. MARY l7RANKl,lN, BS., who also teaches regular classes in vocal music. One of Normandyas many new teachers. MRS. CLAIRE R. ANDERSON, A.R., has junior high classes in math, general science, and English. Sponsor of the Bihle Cluh is MISS DOROTHY CLARK. ANI., who teaches hygiene, vocational prohlems, and coaches girls' sports. MR. HADLEY R. CRAYVFORD, ANI.. has. as usual. done an excellent joh in directing the Senior Boys? Clee Cluh. ln charge of the llall Guards. Wlr. Crawford has kept our corridors quiet and Frank Harbison BOYCS FSGFHIGY Fx-itsche Franklin Anderson Clark Page 'Twelve

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f7!, ease re fAe ajvleroed of lie merican evo Crawford Doty Bleckschmidt Phillips Wood Sercdini orderly. Another addition to Normandy's teaching staff this year is MISS JEAN DOTY. A.M., who teaches ninth-grade English. Mll. J. C. HIXSOX. A.M., head of the English department. guides the seniors through English literature. ln preparing his students for college work, Mr. Hixson empha- sizes composition and organization of ideas in a logical sequence. MR. JAMES McKEE, HS., in- structs junior boys in hench metal. home mechanics, and health. Purchasing agent and business manager lor Nor- mandy' schools. MR. H. C. Bl,lilCKSCHMlDT, BS., handles efnciently' his dirlicult jolm of lnudget- lmalancing. MRS. MARY PHlLLll'S is the com- petent and cheerful secretary to Mr. Shouse. She is always ready to handle any complaints and requests from both faculty' memliers and students. Nliis no easy' job. MISS AMY VAN HOOZER, A.M., although new this year, has very' ahly conducted her classes in junior math. lVllSS ROSE Hixson McKee Van Hoozer Gercxqhty Be rqmunn Powell Cl1fHACll'l'Y, A.M., sponsors thc junior Honor Society and has classes in English and social studies. ln spite of food rationing and shortages, the manager of our cafeteria, MRS. HLANCHE WOOD, AB., has succeeded in maintaining the usual high standard of excellence in her nutritious meals for the entire school. MR. FELlX SERAFINL AB., teaches woodworking, mechanical drawing. and the course. airplane model making. Models enable students to recognize types of planes and then are sent to the army' for aid in instructing soldiers. As the sponsor of the Senior Student Council, MR. YVALTER C. BERCMAXN. AB.. has made the organization a vital and felt power in the school. He teaches American and Modern European history. To him goes much ol the credit for the success of Normandyfls war bond and stamp drive. MRS, ELIZABETH POWELL, A.M., capalnlyf instructs junior school students in English and social science. Page Thirteen