Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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6044! of Clwwacfem 6'The real object of the drama is the exhibition of the human character. -Macaulay. The cast-the heart of The Drama of 1952! And what a superb cast it was: every participant, Whether the star, the sup- porting actor, or the understudy, played his part to perfection. A play is like a picture: the actors are the colors, and they must blend with one another if a perfect work is to be produced. Uoseph Ieffersonl. Through the cooperative efforts of our entire cast, our play, We believed, was a success. Starring in their final season on Normandy's stage were the Seniors, who enacted their roles with great enthusiasm until the final closing curtain. Indispensable to our production, however, were the Iuniors, as supporting actors, and the Sophornores, as understudies. While gaining the experience that they would need later on as stars, they added a great deal to the produc- tion of this year. Every person was important to the success of our play. Yes, the cast was surely the heart of The Drama of 1952.

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llllll TIUN Wm .jvlerzerf reen, For twenty-eight years Mr. Green has given faithful, devoted service to the Normandy schools. Thousands of students have walked through its halls, and to each of them he has been a friend and an advisor. He has helped many students out of difficulties and given courage to many who had lost faith. For each he had o smile and a cheery greeting. Never was he too busy to give advice if it was sought. His kind, friendly manner has won the love of each student who has entered Normandy. To Mr. Green the Saga Staff of l952 respectfully dedicates this book. Page Scvente

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