Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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MR. R. D. SHOUSE, A.M. Principal oi Normandy High School ESPOINSIBLE for the efficient, smooth or- ganization of our High School, is Mr. R. D. Shouse. For many years Mr. Shouse has been the guiding factor in Normandy's successful prog- ress. Our school is indeed fortunate to possess such a capable administrator. Sponsor of the Junior G. A. A. and the Girl Scouts is MISS NORMA KISSIYER, A.B., who teaches gym and health. MISS DOROTHY RAUSCHER, A.M., teaches English and general language. Our ever-changing geography is traced by MRS. ANNA RAMSPOTT, who also has classes in science, health, spelling, and penmanship. MISS BERNICE SCHMIDT, A. M., left her junior art students after first semester to take over the senior art. Junior school students became proficient in math and junior business with MRS. NATALIE RUNKEL, B.S. MR. OTTO SWYERS, A.B., head of the history department, has little time left after his classes in American government, psychology, and American history. MISS HELENE VILLARD, A.B., teaches German, Latin, English, and general language. MRS. EDITH BRAMSCH, A.M., spon- sors the Senior Honor Society and teaches English. New at Normandy this year, MISS JEAN KAMP, A.B., is a math instructor in the junior high. One of the busiest departments in school, commercial, is headed by MISS MARION BECK, A.M. MISS OLGA VOHS, A.M., has charge of the testing pro- gram and she teaches algebra, drafting, and aero- nautics. MR. CHARLES KOERNER, M.S., is familiar to all students in plane geometry and Kissner Rauscher Rcxmspott Schmidt Runkel Swyers Villard Bmmsch Kamp Beck algebra. MISS ELIZABETH TACKETT, M.A., sponsors the ninth-grade chorus and has classes in vocal music. English and social science are the subjects in which MISS MARIE HODAPP, M.A., instructs her junior pupils. Head of the science department is MR. CLIF- Pcrqe Fourtee

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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

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UA. FORD l.aROCE, MA., who teaches biology. His many' suggestions have stimulated Normandy stu- dents to work in the Victory Carden drive. MRS. RUTH SHAY, A.B., teaches science, geography, health, and social science to her junior pupils. MRS. MARY STILL, HS., deserves much credit for our fine Courier and for her excellent guidance of journalism students. A new addition in the senior high, MISS M. LOUISE BRODHEAD, B.A.. has heconie a valuable asset to the biology department. MR. THOMAS RAPP insures lNormandy' boys adequate skill in aulo mechanics. Normandyfs foot- ball and hasehall teams learn how to play the game from MR. A. T. SHIPHERD, BS. uShipi, has organized a program of strenuous physical fitness for senior boys. Cashier of our cafeteria is MISS JUNE ROBERTS, who also works in the business oiiice. Besides his classes in citizenship MR. GALT SCHRADER, A.B., has charge ofthe schoolss public address system and visual aid department. He is also the capable director of the Normandy Victory' Corps. g Mnc!erfaLe preparafion Lv fke jlzzfure Mr. Reid, Mrs. Bramsch, Mr. Bergmann. and Mr. Christian hold cm important meeting oi the third-floor bosses. Vohs Koerner La Hoge Shay Rupp Shipherd Page Fifteen Tcxckett Hodapp Still Brodheud Roberts Schrader