Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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flffle wad ll! en we fill ABRAHAM, WAYNE-Favorite subject was architectural drawing . . . spent his spare time hunting and fishing . . . air corps or Washington University holds his future interest. ANDERS, CHARLOTTE- Andy was a member of Tri-Y, Vikingettes, Mixed Chorus and Orchesis . . . was treasurer of Iunior Class and a cheerleader . . . plans to Study physical education at Cape Girardeau. . ANDERSON, IEANNE-Was Circulation Manager of Courier and a mem- ber of Quill and Scroll . . . future is undecided. ANTO- NACCI, LOIS-Liked office machines . . . was secretary of D. O. Club . . . future plans are unknown. ARMSTRONG, AMY-A few of Billie's hobbies were reading, playing the piano and skating . . . expects to study occupational therapy at Monmouth and Washington. ARMSTRONG, GLORIA-Playing the accordion and dancing held Glor's interests . . . was a member of Girls' Glee Club . . . wants to be a music teacher or secretary. BALTHASAR, RICHARD- Dick's favorite subjects were mechanical drawing and art . . . either college or the navy holds his future interests. BANTA, VIVIAN-Was a member oi Orchestra, Student Council, Quill and Scroll and Honor Society . . . Viv, Editor of Courier, plans to study architecture or music at Washington. BARNES, CATHERN-Hobbies were baseball and music . . . will become a secretary after graduation. BAUMAN, DONALD -Favorite subjects were art and typing . . . hobbies were photography and collecting records . . . future includes trade school. BECKEMEIER, SHIRLEY- Becky, Courier's Assistant Business Manager, was a member of Orchesis, Writers' Club and Student Council . . . hopes to study nurse's training at St. Luke's Hospital. BENNING, CAROLE -Hobbies were sports and traveling . . . was a member of Vikingettes . . . intends to be a saleswoman BENOIST, DOLORES- Lorie's hobbies were bowling and dancing . . . wants to be a secretary or do clerical work after graduation. BIEDENSTEIN, IOHN- Pete fa- vored art . . . hobbies were swimming, hunting and fishing . . . future is undecided. BIERBAUM, CRAIG-Was a member of Chemistry Club, Band and Orchestra . . . plans to study engineering at Washington. BIESMEYER, DORIS- Dorie was a member of D. O. Club and Student Coun- cil . . . future plans are indefinite. BIESMEYER, DOROTHY - Dottie was a member of D. O. Club and Mixed Chorus . . . will work after graduation. BIRING, SHIRLEY-Ger- man and social living were tops on Shirl's school list . . . was a member of Mixed Chorus . . . expects to study nursing at Missouri Baptist Hospital. is Q t ma ing c aadea on flue runiv BLANTON, BETTY-Enjoyed reading and sports . . . helped the Mixed Chorus . . . will become a secretary after graduation. BLATTNER, DORIS-Was a member of Vikingettes, Orchestra, Norsemen, Courier, Tri-Y and Quill and Scroll . . . plans to enter college in the fall. BLUE, DORIS-Favored senior homemaking in school . . . will work after graduation. BOHLEY, JANE- Bo added her voice to the Mixed Chorus and Girls' Glee Club . . . was treasurer of Tri-Y . . . plans to do stenographic work. BORCHELT, CONSTANCE- Connie was a member of Vikingettes, Orchesis, Tri-Y and Quill and Scroll . . . was Second Page Editor of Courier and a cheerleader . . . ex- pects to enter University of Wisconsin. BOUNK, RITA- Liked to knit and read . . . was a member of Mixed Chorus . . . will become a stenographer after graduation. ' BRADFORD, HENRY-Liked hunting, fishing and boxing . . . future plans are undecided. BRADLEY, ROBERT-En joyed sports . . . was a member of Letterman Club . . . will enter college in the fall. BRATTON, HELEN-Was a member of Orchesis, Vikingettes and Mixed Chorus . . . was twelfth grade manager of basketball . . . will enter business college. BROWN, CLARENCE-Favorite subject was gym . . . was a member of Letterman Club and cap- tain of the wrestling team . . . will continue studies at Kansas State. BROWN, IANE- Brownie liked to sew . . . was a member ot Mixed and Special Chorus and Tri-Y . . . future plans are indefinite. BUDDEMEYER, DONNA- Buddy added her voice to the Mixed and Special Chorus . . . was vice president of Tri-Y . . . will continue education at business school. BYRD, MARY-Enjoyed music . . . was a member of Tri-Y, Mixed Chorus and went out for sports . . . will at- tend college in the fall. CAMPBELL, WILMA-Was a mem- ber of Student Council, Tri-Y, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, and the Steering Committee . . . Wi1hemina was the 1951 Harvest Queen . . . wants to go to business school. CAPRA, IEANNE- Eenny put forth her energy in Tri-Y and Senior Steering Committee . . . was treasurer of Art Society . . . future is undecided. CARLSON, NOR- MAN- Easy was varsity basketball's manager for three years and B footbal1's for two . . . plans to study radio at Bradley. CARR, JAMES- lim was a member of Senior Steering Committee and Mixed Chorus . . . was in the all-school play . . . hopes to study liberal arts at Mizzou. CARVER, RICHARD- Rich was a member of Quill and Scroll, Hi-Y and Mixed Chorus . . . was Sports Editor of Courier . . . expects to study law. Page Twenty-Four

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L L Sr' K cramming acfri info our Lean! 'H 0 9 l'0l'l'l 60046 llle lfUl5Ae6J we n-elfel' fed. CHAPIE, ALEXANDER- Sonny enjoyed hunting and fishing . . . was a member of the wrestling team and Letterman Club . . . will go into navy after graduation. Cl-fECKE'I'I', IUNE-Bookkeeping and shorthand were Iay's favorites . . . was a member of Mixed Chorus . . . will become a stenographer. Cl-IRISTMANN, CAROL-Was a member of Mixed Chorus, Quill and Scroll and was Saga's Classes Editor. . . Dobin wants to study psycho- logical nursing at Illinois University. CLAYTON, HENRY- Science and history were Speed's favorites . . . future is undecided. CLINKINGBEARD, SHARON- Sherrie favored typing and English . . . was a member of D. O. Club . . . plans for future include a job. COLLINS, COLLEEN- Con- nie's favorites were typing and social living . . . future plans include Washington University. COLLINS, IAMES-Was a member of D. O. Club . . . had hobby of photography . . . will work or go into navy after graduation. COMPTON, SHIRLEY-Liked sports . . . was a member of Vikingettes, Orchesis, Special Chorus and Tri-Y . . . plans to major in education at St. Louis University. CRAWFORD, DUANE-Was a member of D. O. Club . . . liked to hunt . . . will become a garage mechanic. COULTER, IACK-Enjoyed woodwork and U. S. Govern- ment . . . future plans are undecided. DARSIE, GWEN- Was a member of the Band and Art Society . . . was state twirling champion in 1949 . . . will study psychology at William Iewell. DAVIS, DANNY- Dan was a member of Hi-Y . . . hopes to study business administration at Washington or Southwest Missouri State. DAVIES, MARY-Favorite subject was clothing . . . hobby was music . . . future plans are undecided. DELOI-ll, IOANN- Io collected souvenirs as a hobby . . . was a member of Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club and Tri-Y . . . will go to work. DILLARD, SALLY-Was a member of Orchesis, square dancing and was a cheerleader . . . was 1949 Letterman's Queen . . . plans to study dancing. DONOVAN, ROBERT-Was a member of Letterman Club . . . was voted Best Looking Boy in the Senior Class . . . Bob plans to study architectural engineering at Mizzou. DOUGLAS, IAMES- Doug showed his athletic ability on the Varsity football, swimming and golf teams . . . was a member of Letterman Club . . . expects to attend Mizzou in the fall. DUNFORD, ROBERT-Was a member of the Senior Steering Committee and Mixed Chorus . . . Bob was president of Hi-Y and was voted Most Likely to Suc- ceed in the Senior Class . . . hopes to attend Washington University or Rolla in the fall. DUNKEL, WILLIAM-Hobbies were farming and mechan- ics . . . Bill swung in and out with the square dancers . . . wants to study agriculture and then buy a farm. EATON, IOI-IN- Bones had a hobby of stamp collecting . . . favorite subject was art . . . was a member of D. O. Club . . . plans to study women's shoe designing at Cape Girardeau. EBERHART, HOWARD- Bulldog liked to play baseball, hunt and fish . . . was a member of Let- terman Club . . . future plans are undecided. ECKARDT, ROBERT-Liked social living and gym . . . was active in Letterman Club and Senior Steering Committee . . . was captain of the track team . . . will attend Mizzou. EDWARDS, ROBERT-Hobbies were music and model air- planes . . . was a member of Band and Orchestra . . . wants to study music at Southwest Missouri Baptist. ED- WARDS, IOAN-Was a member of Tri-Y, Mixed Chorus and was a typist for Courier . . . will study nursing at Deaconess Hospital. ELLIOTT, ROBERT-Liked to work on cars . . . Bob was a member of D. O. Club . . . wants to be a future office manager. ELLIS, IEAN-Had a hobby of collect- ing glasses from places that she visited . . . was a mem- ber of Mixed Chorus and Girls' Glee Club . . . will work after graduation. ENGLISH, SAMUEL- Sam favored math . . . hopes to attend Missouri University. ERB, HERBERT-Liked shop and math . . . was a member of D. O. Club . . . future is undecided. EUFINGER, DON- Gimpy favored history . . . hobby was collecting coins . . . plans to attend Columbia University. EWALD, ED- WARD- Ed was a member of the Orchestra . . . was president of N. F. L. and had a column in the Courier . . . future plans include college. EWALT, IAMES- lim liked math and chemistry . . . photography and sports were hobbies . . . will study civil engineering at Rolla. FERRY, IAMES- lim favored wood- working and mechanical drawing . . . was a member of D. O. Club . . . future is undecided. PISCHER, LORRAINE - Tony enjoyed bookkeeping and typing . . . hobby was music . . . future is undecided. FISCHER, THELMA-Was a member of Vikingettes, Mixed Chorus and Student Coun- cil . . . was president of Honor Society . . . future is un- decided. FITZWATER, ARTHUR-Camping was Art's hobby . . . was a member of Mixed Chorus and Student Council . . . plans to study electrical engineering at Wash- ington. FOSTER, CAROLYN-Was a member of Orchesis . . . was Senior Editor of Saga . . . plans to major in edu- cation at Harris Teachers' College. Page Twenty-Six