Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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Weolohg fer! gn fer ell! 0012 Having visited the hoary walls of Normandy one day last year, the seventh graders enthusi- astically entered junior high with at least a faint knowledge of Normandy school life. After a few days this new class acquainted itself with the unfamiliar surroundings and was right in step by the time fall was on its way. Starting their long climb up the ladder, each seventh grader faithfully attended his English class every day. There he learned the funda- mentals of grammar and acquired an apprecia- tion of the various types-of literature. Skits were used to dramatize and make more real cer- tain phases of the English work. These were en- joyed by each student. Another one of the old faithful subjects car- ried along from grade school was geography, now called social,'. Plodding through thought Page Twenty-One Here it is! The new home for the class of 5!, . BACK ROW: Mcrcinsey. Mc- Intire, Klett, R. Watt, Vock, Machdinger, Tuenze, Littlefield Villizas, Leimkuehler, Mobly, P Knight, C. Wehlinq, Lockheart, McCarthy. MIDDLE ROW: Thur- man, Liebrum, Koenig, Cores 1 Mosatti, Wright, Masters, Wood- ling, MOPP. Leach, C. Walters, Van Horn D. Liehrum I. Wil mms, caimnq. FRONT ROWS C. Castlinq, Kuntz, Zoll, Umrait, McLane, E. Wilson, Stephens, Laspe, Meinhart, F. -Kohler, A. Miller, H. Lynch, D. Lott, Leon- ard, B. Matthews. BACK ROW: Kammermeyer, Peaif, I. Ray, Held, Kadleck, Herman, Lewis, C. Rade, Hoesl, Seiler, Irvine, Orgeich, Reisen- leiter, I. Reynolds, D. Renne- camp. MIDDLE ROW: Howerton, Serzer, Pennewell, Rodgers, Hacking, Puder, Potter, Pratzke, Kervin, C. Puqliese, Roland, Ho- bein, K. Revelle, Puckett. FRONT ROW: I. Olson, Reifsteck, Iohn- son, Putnam, Saettele, Smith, Liebrum, B. Smith, S. Dobbin, B. Richey, Lawsen, Kern, Sharp, Schwidde. 1

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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

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BACK ROW: Montgomery, Da- vis, Tow, H. Christensen, C. Loeker, L. Davis, S. Vonckx, I. Elleison, K. Turner, R. Spell, L. Lorenz, D. Walters, I. Wood, B. Ward. MIDDLE ROW: Y. Kess- ler, Thompson, C. Wittke, I. Wil- liamson, Dralle, R. Duncan, E. Tiepelman, Taylor, D. Duncan, S. Wolski, E. Ulrich, P. Champion, I. Charrand, M. Dewey. FRONT ROW: R. Costillo, I. O'Connell, A. Wilford, I. Christopher, E. Christensen, I. Zykan, Vogt, H. Wright, A. Lauft, G. Chenoweth, S. Stanelul, N. Chapin, D. Ditto, P. Wallace, R. Delley, H. Duke. BACK ROW: Hibbs, Kimmel, Klaber, Hodge, Kedro, Huber, Holmes, Ioeckel, Hodges, Goe- del, Goeckler, Harris, Inagcw. Linzinq, Harrington. MIDDLE ROW: Gott, Hutson, Kimberlin, Hinton, Hoyt, Hardekopf, Hotf- man, Hale, Briley, Goode, Har- rish, Maney, Iones, Hasapopu- los. FRONT ROW: Hall, Rau, Hayes, Hood, Haley, Hill, Keefe, Henderson, Dobbin, Heiiner, Iohnston, Hamilton, Hansen, Iobe. BACK ROW: P. Miller, D. Al- len, B. Henderson, D. Fitzroy, H. Hardy, N. Ballinger, F. Bonebrake, I. Kesselheim, N. Hunstein, A. Barkey, E. Baus man, I. Quick, G. Davis. MIDDLE ROW: E. Bauer, I. Gould, I. Bradley, I. Donoho, R. Buck, S. Braver, L. Bridgforth, F. Atkin, M. Boone, I. Bonz, M. Bonney, Brauss, Horst, Rehberq, Larson, Beare. BOTTOM ROW: C. Booth, F. Steward, Aubuchon, McClure, Howftlen, Barker, Bo- len, R. Burroughs, Bates, Abrams, I. Abrams, R. Eder, R. Birinq, S. Bonzani. BACK ROW: Mintman, Foshee, Piyl, Doris, Ganesmann, Morris, Spreckelmeyer, Mattingly, Davis, Nichols, Fisher, Roy, Crawford, Foote. MIDDLE ROW: Strickel, Presley, Moore, Roy, Pound, Mc- Gregor, Galvin, Miller, B. Pound, Darrow, Nelson, Porter, Meyers, Evans. FRONT ROW: Martin, Ptanstal, Ellerbrook, Mc- Ouay, C. Martin, M. Moore, Paris, E. Nelson, Probus, Moel- ler, Mclfain, I. Miller, Dochroe- den, Pluemmer, Grable, Morey. eginnerfi .xgclolaf ing .icAnicjue5 problems and making budgets balance really required a lot of brain-work in Umathw class. Since they were not willing to give up, they finally secured the right answers and sailed through with flying colors. Page Among the many classes, sewing seemed to be a favorite of the girls. They made many useful g articles of clothing: they learned to design cos- tumes: to purchase suitable materials for themg and to plan harmonizing wardrobes. Twenty-Two