Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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S0 that no one will fail to have his name on the graduation list, eighth graders compile their credits before they enter the ninth grade. They study a list which shows them which subjects are required and the possible electives. By this system, they will know if they are short credits which may be made up before the time of graduation. Along with this list pupils receive suggestions as to studies they may follow through Senior High School, and they choose their curriculum-academic, general, scientific, or commercial, industrial art or diversi- fied occupations. Forging ahead in homeroom competition were the winners of the basketball tournament, Miss Deckis girls' basketball team and Miss Phelps' boys' basketball team. Karen Kuehner, Helen Brat- ton, ,lean Thompson, Shirley Loddeke, Carol Ben- ning, Robert Eckhardt, and Ron and Don Guarig- lia reached new heights in the sport world when they were named the most promising athletes in the class. Proving their leadership in music, many eighth Pullin enthusiastic class. Note pliers. graders were accepted into the Senior Band and Orchestra, but Bob Edward, Dave Zumwalt, Shir- ley Bates, Richard Daugherty, Karen Kuehner and Ralph Steele were especially honored by being named the most promising in their class. Q Science students conduct their own jet pro- pul eaxperimenit in the basement of the junior building. Page Twenty-Six Together Action without words! Junior speech students in pantomime exaggerate the yirocedures in dental office before an

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ounding Deeper Depth These students are exploring. The eighth grade curriculum contains several of these exploratory courses designed to give pupils a taste of what lies ahead in Senior High. ln choosing electives for the first time, eighth graders become more in- dividualistic and begin to develop their own special talents in home economics, woodworking, speech, language, and other departments. These trail blaz- ers will soon make their marks known at Nor- mandy. s. .- uf-- TOP ROW: Berioist, Iames, Blatt- ner, Bates, Hughes, Moore, Miller, Kuehner, Beckemeier, B e n oi s t , Fischer, Borchelt, Brown, McGirk. MIDDLE ROW: Kelch, Loddeke, Munder, Moore, Slattery, Nelson, Hamm, Schlipp, Steele, Huston, Fowler, Kalemaris, Benning, Iuch. BOTTOM ROW: Webb, Edwards, Wood, Marfia, Eberhart, Garlick, Daugherty, Sturmfels, Pettit, Smith, Hamilton, Keefe, Banta, Armstrong. TOP ROW: Roth, Sturgeon, Staff, Kehrer, Wright, Thomasson, Free, Miller, Sauer, Pikey, Tucker, Gies- son, Scholtz, Funk. MIDDLE ROW: Burch, Richter, Carque, Sickafus, Schuckman, Schroth, Donovan, Zie- genfuss, Lockhart, Martin, O'Brien, Cheskev, Ellis, Wicks. BOTTOM ROW: Stubblefield, Rubin, Bradford, Kuntz, Mertz, Magee, Butz, Dillard, Kamer, Iuergens, Tunze, Clopstein, Merriman, Van Berg, Van Berg. TOP ROW: Nothum, Sanders, Lotts, Bick, Guariglia, Guariglia, Marx, Beck, Smith, Kirkman, Ash- ton, Miller, Meggers. MIDDLE ROW: Schwarz, Deuser, Clark , Sims, Nehoff, Pippin, Stillman, Car- ver, Lindsay, Cellar, Perou, Griffin, Davis. BOTTOM ROW: I-Ioar, Leach, Steinmeyer, Smith, Armstrong, Shin- nick, Zimmerman, Moore, Paris, Patterson, Putman, Kehl, Price. TOP ROW: Varney, Conway, Im- boden, Hurst, Hinkle, Lorenz, Shina- barger, F r a n k 1 i n, Schrameyer, Rother, Timmons. MIDDLE BOW: Benecke, M o o r e , Urani, Klose, Brown, Coons, Lester, Byrd, Darsie McGee, McGann. BOTTOM HOW' Milner, Patterson, Ray, Hendril SIWGDQY, Emheck, Strasser, Collins Stachle, Pound, Bequette, Schlues- ner. I 1 1 Page Twenty-Five

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Learnin to nderstand Blazing their way into the soclal circle and Love and Beauty were Molly Price and Edward popularity were ,lean Allen, candidate for Valen Wilson most popular boy and girl time Queens and MOHY Pflce and Sally Dlllafd Eighth vraders found bolh honors and knowl Candidates fOr St- P355 ueen edve as they scoured the1r way thiouffh then un Representing their class 1n the Saga Court of explored paths TOP ROW: Strickland, Stewart, Mantle, Blanke, lanes, Edwards, Snyder, Sunder, Myers, Fitzwater, Nelson. MIDDLE ROW: Hood, Pin- wowarczyk, Schweqler, W r i q h t, Shipherd, Hundley, Compton, Bier- baum, Foster. BOTTOM ROW: An- tonacci, Carlson, Koenig, Reed, Capra, Masters, Clippard, Reynolds, Terney, O'Connell. TOP ROW: Gelven, Sitter, Dun- tord, Linders, Bohley, Hamill, Eck- art, Pursley, Louisda, Clayton, Travers, Wuiqk, Harvey, Grimes. MIDDLE ROW: Tinsley, Allen, Rho- ton, Askey, Mueller, Pyle, Budde- meyer, Iohnston, Douglass, Schewe, Greve, Buschbaurn, Bratton, Mc- Kean, Woods. BOTTOM ROW: Weh- mueller, Michael, Sigmund, Glaus, Love, Carr, Pierson, Redeker, Eaton, Vogt, Ewald, Polk, Birinq, Kina, He-user. TOP ROW: Becker, Reed, Vlorth- inqton, Rosengreen, Sommerhof, Franks, Porter, Kamer, Elliott, Price, Wilson, Winters, Grass. MIDDLE ROW: Balthassar, Gelven, Scott, Wylie, Pohlman, Struble, Powell, Schlotterbeck, Thompson, Kuntz, Thompson, Mosby, Tiqqes, Zum- walt. BOTTOM ROVKI: Byrd, Lauirn, Bauman, Muhlermann, Tiepelman, Prehble McMoniqle, Small, Rich- ards, Smith, Becker, Campbell, Mil- ler, Kirbber. TOP ROW: Gardner, Kinsolvinq, Runchy, Rollhaus, Woodward, Bar- dol, Finazzo, Eaton, Mintman. MID- DLE ROW: McClellan, Iohnson, Dahn, Johnson, Siege, Hinton, Volk shannon, An. BOTTOM now: IOlDEl Biesmeyer, R o e d e r , Straussnerl Goeckler, Delohi, Hibbert, Maisen Vitale. Page Twenty-Seven