Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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TOP ROW: Kouns, Allen, Fox, Douglass, Childs, Prieqal, Poese, Rentz, Pyle, Russell, Fletcher, Pikey, Taylor, Rauch. MIDDLE ROW: Rohlfs, Zuck, Franqel, Evans, Rider, Foelsch, Price, Pcuncey, Roberts, Risinqer, D. Smith, Glaze, Foote, Rastberqer. BOTTOM ROW: Potts, Primo, Patton, Pohlman, Driscoll, Saqer, Burke, Ridder, I. DeLozier, Pres- ley, Grubbs, Friedrich, Gentle- mark. TOP ROW: Heinrich, Farmer, Hoskins, Hudson, Leonard, Ho- reisi, Hood, Brcnsinq, Hardy, Zook, Merkel, Barrett, Bolen. MIDDLE ROW: Reeds, Hudson, Gossorn, Hitt, Gruenewald, Da- vies, Helde, Hunt, Hoekel, Gautsche, Gebhardt. BOTTOM ROVV: Harrington, G. Brown, Hopkins, Hear, Grrble, Hazzxlin, McGuire, Henkel, Arter, Hayes, L, DeLozier. Beginning the Climb TOP ROW: I, Davis, Loddeke, Martin, MCClarney, Hiismann, M. Davis, Dawson, Mauer, Dan- iels, Graves. MIDDLE ROW: Shuster, Corbin, Crocker, Mark- wardt, Lohoefner, Harkins, Mc- Court, Preiss, Mertz, King, Mar- ler. BOTTOM ROW: l. Davis, Daugherty, Trueblood, Weiss, Richter, Stoeker, Sykes, Ma- gruder, Mock, Damerval, Mc- uann. TOP ROW: Fitzmaurice, D. Moeller, Felqer, Lanq, C. Smith, D. Miller, Lindsay, K. Miller, Lewis, Lacy, Ferguson, MID- DLE ROW: Garofalo, Mullen, Meers, Kasper, Knamiller, Ditz- ler, Dobyns, I. Moeller, Elder, Leirnann, Gunkel. BOTTOM ROW: Mareau, Major, Lewis, McKean, Gillette, Grisham, Kniep, Markmann, M e n q e s, Morie, H. Miller. Getting avquaintecl with new fam-es. new tcuclicws, the Xniuiiaiidy High Sc-liool ladder of knmsledgc-. and new sulijf-vis is not an easy juli. but the class Thi-se lregiiins-rs quickly adjusted themselxes to uf A53 has siiwessfiilly vliinlwd tlw first rung of their new surroundings and soon felt as inuvh at Page Twenty-Your

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Jolly Janitors Leaders in Keep tht- 1-ainpus clean ealnpaign were none other than our friendly 4-ustodians. Sehool dances. plays. and other owning aetixities are run smoothly with the aid of custodians. under tht- direvtion of Nlr. Talley. Hats uflm to these men who so eapalmly keep our elassroonis 1-lean and warm. Mighty Mechanics Efficient auto met-hanies have done out- standing work this year in providing Safe transportation for the students of Xor- rnandy High School. Normandfs bus system has steadily grown throughout the past year with the addition of new busses. The steady and dependable work of these eapahle experts deserxes a xote of thanks. Courteous Cooks l,un1'h with the hunt-hi' in tht- vafetvria is the slogan of Xorniandfs wry efficient 1-aleteria. Proxiding good. hot food for linngry pupils. who dest-1-nfl on the enf- . . , , eterla daily from llbgo to l:30. has lu-en tht- task of our rafeteria helpers. Serxing varied noonday meals are among: the many reasons students and teaehers ap- preciate the fine work of this alnle group.

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Newcomers Adjust to School Ll e home as their upper classmates. On their first day. program eards were issued assigning eat-h one to the various suhjeets-all important and all required. ln seventh grade there are no electives. Come on. let's obtain a birdis-eye view of the typieal day of Xormandy newcomers. The first hour we watch enthusiastic students busily mastering the fundamentals of written and spoken English. They participate in skits to elarify and to glamourize the printed page. peaking into a math 1-lass as our next stop, we find that eommission. interest. and liudgets oeeupy the eenter of attention as practieal mathe- rnatieians apply their knowledge to everyday life. During the soeial seienee period. we are amazed to diseover youngsters intelligently dis- 4-ussing important world affairs. Keeping paee with current national and world problems. as well as studying other nations' backgrounds, they prepare to he useful citizens of the United States. Their interest is stirred hy projeets and maps. y. unrl erery :My their feeling nf .W'I'1lI'lf-Il and lore the Ilfmrgf Wrlllx glrunzw. f Iluppy serrvzlli grrzrlerx enter the Junior building ei eru