Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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Wefkowcaf Wafrond Quiet and almost unnoticed, the matrons, Mrs. Marie Gardner and Mrs. Mable Hole, worked busily to help keep our buildings clean and comfortable. Never failing in their many duties, these faithful matrons have our vote of appreciation, from both the faculty and the student body. 6Aeel'!,t! 6l,tdf06bal'l Mr. Paul Andre, custodian of the Junior High School, has served the students and faculty faithfully for 16 years. His quiet, friendly manner, his perfect tact, and his all-out effort to help anyone who brings a problem to him makes a warm friend of every person he meets. oolaera five C0045 Planning a well-balanced menu and operating the Cafeteria were not easy tasks, Yet daily our Cafeteria helpers have proved their efficiency in this field. Hot and nourishing food was always ready for hungry pupils who rushed into the Caf- eteria daily from 11:30 to 1:30. Page Nineteen The matrons work bus-ily for the comfort of stu- dents and faculty. Mr. Paul Andre, custodian of the Junior Building, greets cz bright new day. Delicious and nourishing meals are prepared by these skilled cooks.

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Mififanffi Arrange gen Cl FRITSCHE, JEAN, BS. Secretary to the Superintendent and to the Board of Education RIEHL, BETTY M., A.B. Secretary to the Principal of the Senior High School WEHKING, WILLIAM Attendance Oiiicer BEFFA, HELEN T. .Attendance Oiiice BAUER, BETTY J. Clerk in Principal's Office HOEFLER, DOLORES E. Secretaw of Transportation Department GODDARD, ROBERTA, A.A. Secretary of Cafeteria, Assignment of Substitutes ROBERTS, JUNE Secretary in Business Office HUME, PEGGY Secretary in Business Ofiice SWEENEY, A. LOUISE Clerk in Business Office BISHOP, J UN E Attendance Office in Junior High, Secretary to Elemen- tary Principals MURPHY, SHIRLEY Secretary in Junior High Principal's OHice WINKELMAN, RUTH A. Pianist for Dance Classes WIEBE, ANNA, R.N. School Nurse Fritsche Riehl Wehkinq Betta Bauer Hoefler Goddard Roberts Hume Sweeney Bishop Murphy Winkelmcn Wiebe Page Eighteen

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Cllda Ca Feta. Left, We owe our thanks to Mr. Ray E. Talley, superintendent of the Maintenance Depart- ment, and to our custodians for their untiring service to the students and faculty. Through winter months they had classrooms warm and cleang walks and driveways safe from ice. Taking great pains, tl1ey kept a neat, well- trimnied campus. Assisting with dances, plays and other activities made them essential to our school's smooth-running system. lexfroufi ri vera The Normandy transportation system under the supervision of Mr. Lester C. lVinder is responsible for providing safe transportation for the students of Normandy High. ln an organized system,Aplanned routes are covered handling over 80 per cent of the students in a remarkably short period of time. It is oper- ated so economically that it has never cost a penny of taxes. Drivers must he expertg skilled mechanics insure the safety of each vehicle. pose for their ptcturre. Ready to battle with icy streets, the bus drive-r's smile confidently. Director of Transportation System Superintendent of Maintenance Department Page Twenty