Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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.ALM .fdeluiaora LONG, EARNESTINE M. J., A.B., M.S. Chemistry, Physics, Senior Science, Chemistry Club BECK, MARION F., B.A., M.A. Head of Commercial Department, Shorthand, Typing FARMER, RUBY W., B.S. Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing TAYLOR, ELISE, A.B., M.A. Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Ollice Machines CASTAGNA, LUCILE, B.S. Typing, Sponsor Twelfth Grade Tri-Y KRABLINJ. F., B.S., M.E. Head of Industrial Arts Department, Architectural Drawing, Golf Club SERAFINI, FELIX P., B.A. Woodworking and Mechanical Drawing DOYLE, RUSSELL P., B.S., M.Ed. Auto Mechanics, Woodworking, B Team ROHLFS, EMIL, B.S., M.Ed. Diversified Occupations, D. O. Club HOEFLER, ED., B.S. Audio-Visual Aids, Photography REIS, TERESA, B.E. Clothing, Interior Decoration STODDARD, HESTHER, B.S., M.A. Clothing, Foods WOOD, BLANCHE, A.B. Cafeteria Manager, Foods MADSEN, HELEN, B.S. Art, Art Society Long Beck Farmer Taylor Cdstdgncx Krdblin Seroiini Doyle Rohlfs Hoefler Reis Stoddard Wood Madsen Page Twelve Woodworkin Football

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irecford lefermine tibufiea The Board of Education is responsible for mak- ing the general policy for the entire Normandy Consolidated School District. This responsibility is safe in the hands of our well-qualified and far- seeing board. There are many other activities which claim their time and consideration. These supervisors are working continuously and conscientiously for the betterment of facilities at the high school. Their foremost objective is to house pupils in buildings which are safe and com- fortable and equipped efficiently. They not only work for the betterment of facilities in the high school but also at the various elementary schools, where many additions and improvements have been made this year. Their able guidance of school activities and their supervision of scholastic standards have made Nor- mandy one of the most advanced school systems in the country. Most of them have been working toward this goal for many years. f X I They are constantly planning for the develop4 ment of the schools in the Normandy School Dis- trict. Their long-range planning will eventually give Normandy a fine system of school buildings. The IISW Junior building, which was begun under their administration, will add modern conveniences and give the senior student body many more class- room. By their untiring effort they have made Normandy a superior school system. I TOP ROW: Burner, Thiele, Metz. BOTTOM ROW: Kniep, Ritchie, Wiqhtmcm. Page Eleven

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.xdnafyze .xdgigfied GUENTHER, LAWRENCE, B.S., M.A. Director of Instrumental Music, Junior and Senior Orchestra, Norsemen COULD, EDWIN, M.M. .lunior and Senior Band WOLCOTT, MARY FRANKLIN, B.S., A.A. Head of Vocal Department, G. G. C., Triple Trio, Double Mixed Quartet THORNTON, DAVID W., B.M. Music, Boys' Glee Club SHIPHERD, R. T., B.S. .Athletic Director, Phys. Ed., Varsity Football and Base- ball, Intramural Sports RIEGERT, MARSHALL B., B.S. Head Basketball and Track Coach, Assistant Varsity Football Coach DUNBAR, HELEN P., A.B. Phys. Ed., Extra Curricular Sports, Orchesis FERGUSON, MARTHA JANE, B.S. Swimming, Pep Club, Horseback Riding, Phys. Ed. KIRKHAM, ESTHER, B.S. Phys. Ed., Hockey, Tumbling, Basketball WHEATCROFT, D. H., B.S. Swimming, Football, Track, Phys. l ,, Z ukggggqf . ' AL KEANEY, ANITA, B.A. V Head of Language Department, Spanish, Pan American Club BLITZ, MORRIS E., A.B. Latin, German, 'Wrestling Letterman's Club, German and Latin Clubs GRAMMATICOFF, ALEXANDER, B.S. French, Citizenship Guenther Gould Wolcott Thornton Shiphexd Hiegert Dunbar Ferguson Kirkhum Wheutcroit Keeney Blitz Grammaticoft Page Thirteen