Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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S'l'RlCCKlCK. iinwra. MA. Typing Toiuuzs. Jonw. IEA. lfnglisli IU. ll l'lAl'ST, lvlAIiIAN. l3.S. llead ol' llonu' l'lf'ononii1's Department Clothing l and II Foods l .lunior limi liross lil!-IRBAL M. llliRNlCIi. ILA. ,lnnior So:-iul SK'll'lI4'I' llllCRIIl'NIC. Xl ony HA. .lunior lingrlish ,lunior Soviul SI'lPlI1'1' WVIEBE. ANNx. ILN. School Nurse lllwnixic. lli:1.if1N. RA. Senior Girls' Gym Cilieer lwurlcrs Senior UAA. Square- lhnn-ing CHRIST!-KN. WVIILIANI D.. MA. Head ol' illatliematir-s llepartinent Algehru Trigonoinetry Alpha lli-Y Treasurer of Activity Fund ,631 '-. . Jlr. Talley ix being serrefl by Jlr, Sfe11h:'n.v ul u nimfx fur'- 'ully rlinner. Donning aprons and professionally using the cafeteria imple- ments, lathe fellowsi' on the faculty get together once a month to prepare--and ealfdinner. According to the old adage that men are better Cooks, the male meinlmers of the far,-ully claim lame as chefs. Menus range from rabbit lo roast heel. Perhaps the jovial nature of the men makes the dinner more edilmle. Strecke-r Faust Terhune Dunbar Torres Eierbaum Wiebe Christian Purge Twenty-Five

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juford of MnJeMfanckng, nriigkf A vote of thanks goes to Mrs. Elizabeth Lashly and Mrs. Charles Neff, who answered the requests of the girls by finding time to or- ganize and sponsor two chapters of the Tri-Y, and to Mr. Felix Serafini for his cooperation with uthe fellowsg' and Mr, Christian in forming an additional Hi-Y chapter. Greschner Seymour Also ready to work at each request were the commercial teachers: Miss Marian Beck, Mrs. Ruby Farmer, Mrs. Elise Taylor, and Miss Grace Strecker. Ever cooperative, they have made pro- pranis and done all the extra typing, stencil cutting, and running of thousands of mimeo- graphed forms for the entire school. Rcnnspott Welsch Barnes Kushner Gm1scHNER. VIRGINIA, ILS. Senior Honwmaking Senior Foods Clothing l'rom lJPt'0I'i1ll0ll H.xnNi:s, JOANNA, BA. General Svienre Radio Club Sr:YMoUR, lVlARlE Attendance Seeretary Uffiee Girls KUEHNI-ln, HEIAPIN, HS. .lunior Social Seienve Junior English Remedial Classes Mcmnheirner Pi nayl, NMR Rxmsrorr, ANNA. Spelling, Health Penniarlsliip M.xNNHr1rMEl1. JHANNE. HA. ,lunior Art Wmscir, lVlARY J., HA. Junior Sovial Svience Junior English Varsity Hockey, llasketllall PITNEY, MARY. M.A. English ll Saga Quill and Svroll May Fete Photograplry Paqe Twenty-Pour

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rs xl 13931 Curtis, Blsllop, Wilkie, Andrews, lltxvis, Machrneir, Koontex, Aussiskerr, Koluwsski, Deadrick, Wiedor, Cr:--Ld, Hunsen. we Jcfcken or A .fdncf groom .riga e Thr' 1'f1fe?fe'1'if1 4'llNlllf'l' is tlllt'tIjlS Inlay uf Iztnvlt tinzf' 14Ahc'11 lmrdrx of I1 Illlfll'-Il xflfrlwzfx file' Hlrozzyflz flu? lifzcfx :Milt Hwzr Iomlfwl trays, Prim: Day in and day out thv Normandy rustodians van lw found doing the many rhores that art' iievvssary in order to kr-vp our svhool and vanlpus rlvan and orderly. Xilwn finished with any mit-o-ssary chores. tlufy arv always willing to do a iaior for favulty and students or any task that tlwy think would improve the sc-hool grounds. Lyndvr tht- vxvvllent supvrxision of Hr. liax Talley. tht' 4-ustodians 1-ut grass. 4-lean the lwuild- ings. shoxt-l snow. make repairs. and pc-rfornl many other imtuinvralmlc- tasks that most of us tak? for grautvd. Thr-y also lu-lp with our sc-hool danrmfs lay diwvtiilgg trailir' and rlvaning up aftvrwards. Despitt- food shortagvs this raft-tt-ria has rar- ried on ittilllilllillf this yvar. pleasing to tho farulty nu-mln-rs and the studs-nts are the nwnus whivh arv prvsvnled to us in tht- t'afvte1'ia. Mrs. Blanrhv Wood. vafeteria llliiIlilgl'l'. is responsi- llle for the-sv daily. st-ientifit' rnvnus. The warm smiles of those working under Mrs. Wlood. thc-ir st'rx'it'P. and tht-ir frivndly pvrson- alitifls gin' us much to look forward to. along with our good food. at lunvh. may-Fix