Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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CLIAQFL fd SMPPOP ing feat accomplished by the Board this year was the proposal of a 31,125,000 bond issue. which the xoters passed overwhelmingly. Patrons are now assured of a new and modern high school build- ing as soon as the war permits. Uther improvements will also be made, evidence of the Board's eagerness to better the Districtls educational facilities and keep Normandy a leader in learning. The Mothers' club not only enjoyed interesting programs at their nreetings but also financially aided xarious student activities. Book reviews. card parties. teas. and student programs enlivened the gatherings. At the end of the year. money in the treasury was dis- tributed among student organizations. To acquaint the parents with tht- school. was the primary goal of the Parent-Teachers, Association. Programs this year, under the direction ol Mrs. Elise Taylor, consisted of demonstrations and ex- hibits of xarious departments of the school. Open House sponsored by the PTA. gate parents the opportunity to nieet the faculty and to see the school at work. P ost Liese Rothenberg rov Goddard Siler Skelly Page Thirteen

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dm Various zleprlrtmmzts in fhr' high srflmol :volunteer fn ,wr 1' 1'l11I11f.v 101' eavh I'.T.,'t. n1f't'ling 11f'rf' siren the sfmlwtlx url' in tffwstefi in this display of uw 11' by the Art fN'1Nll'flll4'llf. Ext-:tl 1'1x'lc t'ux1xl1'1 t'1f11: Mnrltlrzus' Cu 1: TOP ROW: Jlrs. JI. J. Ifiwhiv. Mm. Fwd Nr'l:indIr'r, Jim. lfolnfrl lfehfusx. Mrs. lf. ll. Nlmzzsv. ,tlrx l 1'131I K21'iP11. l IlfN'I' It'flW: Jlrx. IJfI1rc12'd JI. Ninc. Jlrs. 1l4II'l'AI! l,. Zuwk. Jim. H. I . Nf'Im'11h, ,llrx V. 13. ,1U11I'7t'HI11I1lI. JIM. It'r'nf:rfl llenn ing. guiclw ana! Counfie 5 Representing the patrons of the distrir-t are tht- nlenmlmers of the Board of Edtwatitm. the P.T.A.. and the Mothers' vlulw. Each work tmx'a1'd thc- wvlfurt- uf tht- svhool in its msn nan lmlvr tht' fti1't't'tim1 of Mr. Arthur Sktllly. ttlv lgmrrtl of Edtlvation. as tht- vxvt-uliw Imtly. tlrlrllinlistsws the ulfuirs of tht- tlistrir-t. Outstand- Pcxqf: TWCAIVQ

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ji., H L FREEN Nl X ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Normandy High School R. D. SHOVSE. M. A. PHINCIPA1. Norniundy High Svhool WINIFRED HOLM. Ph. B. ADMINISTRATOR Normandy junior High Suhool !9r0c!uce a ulaerior To supervise and direct the affairs of a svhool as large as Norlnandy is no easy johg however, under the efficient labors of our administrators, the schoolis mechanisni runs quite smoothly. As superintendent of schools, Fred B. Miller has worked out a fine plan of education. It is through his excellent guid- ance that the school is able to give a great service to the com- munity. He Co-operated with the Board of Education in de- Pciqe Fourtee