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no ucem anal mime om Good cozuzselors lack no clients. -William Shakespeare The producers and directorsethe unheralded stars of The Drama of 1952! Making the staging of our production simpler and a greater pleasure, the administration and faculty of Nor mandy seldom received the praise due to them. Nevertheless they were always present, always prepared to help. The producing and directing of a production as lengthy and complex as this was no easy task: however, with their training and wisdom, the faculty was able to carry out their roles with very few mistakes. The goal of the teachers was not neces sarily to create stars , but to create people who would be a credit to society. In the Words of Longfellow: Build today, then strong and sure, With a firm and ample base, And, ascending and secure? t ' Shall tomorrow find its place. Thus we were led through the year by the producers and directors-the unheralded stars of The Drama of l952
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.xdcfnainbfraforfi , uid WARD E. BARNES, B.S., M.A. Superintendent of Schools Normandy Consolidated School District ln the past twenty-nine years Normandy has come a long way. ln 1923, the first year of its existence, the entire enrollment was only two hundred fifty-eight. There were no buses, the courses were limited, activities were few, and there was only one building. Although we have advanced far, we have not stopped in our endeavor to keep improving. lust as all other dramas must have an able producer, so must Normandy's Drama of l952. Mr. Ward E. Barnes, in his fifth year as producer of our drama, has done a successful job. As the Superintendent of Normandy Consolidated School District, he has constantly worked for the improvement of educa- tional conditions at Normandy. Realizing that there was a great need to keep the community interested in the events at school, he found he must have a purpose which the ad- ministration would maintain throughout the year. That purpose was to make Normandy a school which would prepare the students for the future. Page Eight
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