Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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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

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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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ouiced ecome om emen Boys were interested in woodworking and put their talents to making bookends and other useful articles. Never to be forgotten were the hours which were spent in art and music classes. In these classes boys and girls learned to appreciate the cultural subjects and gained ideas of new ways to get fun and relaxation in the future. The seventh graders also proved themselves to be very democratieg they elected dfficers in all their classes. They took part in the .lunior Student Council and elected repre- sentatives from each homeroom. After all this, a little time was left for so- cial lifeg dances and sports events offered the entertainment. At the May Fete, Susan Dobbin and Don Allen graced the Court of Love and Beauty as most popular boy and girl of the seventh grade. Seventh graders construct a huge globe. Page Twenty-Three BACK ROW: Stone, Lore, Le- ber, Heidbreder, Schweiqhauser, I. Scott, Voris, Henthorne, S. Miller, P. Ball, Argo, Barlow, B. Adams, Kantis. MIDDLE ROW: Bradford, Allen, Branson, Polkinqhorne, Baird, Adams, Jovanavic, Barkan, Antonio, Bor- bien, R. Aubuchon, I. Miller, Gould, Barrier, R. Ball. FRONT ROW: Howard, Hall, Sherrill, Goodfellow, Williams, Franken- berqer, D. Premer, Grimshaw, Nash, Shaffer, Bledsoe, Willey, Bohley, Agnew, Gascway. BACK ROW: DeMariano, Doerr, Stroud, Garner, Elrod, Simons, Smirt, Sterling, W. ' Thomas, Rollhaus, Stillman, Giessow, D. Dobyns, G. Gray. MIDDLE ROW: Sellman, School:- ley, Snyder, Thiele, G. Smith, Stonebraker, S m i t h, Gusky, Schmidt, Rutter, Schweitzer, Stettarl, Schultz, Ross, Fisher. FRONT ROW: C. Fritz, R. Gar- lik, Sommerhoff, Thetford, I. Free, Williams, Strasser, Eckert, I. Goodman, Seamans, Taylor, Sweeney, I. Fleming, DeWitt.