Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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Pg! UF1952 l'e50Ilte6J we Saga ti I f ft ' go we 1eov'e NMHQSQ with ct brogxghaducot- ' L' 1 ' tt ,tf ' tion. Expefiences in ogy ckieses-mgjhj 1 I , L .,ftft!'1f ,' scienge, xSIoc1VgIljfSi1aci1es71 Engiishe-jfpczfed the Wqykfor future ekpeifjengd oxrig the job' or! in colleqe. Who limi fd ity! thpxt pot,ttficipG1ion'Hxiny til-XtfCl'5l-3-ffiC151diQ ,eigtiiri-f it , V 1 ,J f thee' -WGS onfoid' :in 'Q't.1IT.'giiPYNi1'1Q'-IA pirpcessq .Those whopheld Jbositio responsibility' egoqoiolw Aqgipegir rn ity.. hetpgng,ftiS'to ct one 11? cation' :maj .m2:ft,uyity, the drcznjz6fie Nornicxnplyf qcfve Lis,gV,hEfod stgtti' ' the ., - , , ,,,a ,. I circirncxfof life. C47 f ff ff , .tm ,- 'L i ,' 1,4 AM y ff 'A the-fem, fro1jpLtfie time thsfofiz 'fO1'p gtagjeln Wgsjlyieord to the finqhz qlqfsiiig' oixittlge, we ynust sqyix'5 i'We11 deny!! fbi qtiiwbg m g 9 n' cm sgcgedsz And novggfzfi wyitlnfjntig , by -m R M I f , ,'Lf 4 , f 7-The Drcxmcx of 1952. ' ,J ' i f V4 ,vi WHA U , Q ! ' ' 1 H 5 x' I lx! ix! 't N if f J J' . I .J JJ t J ,I Q J A WLEDGEMENTS: x N U 6 y ' Swain, Ir. ' . entrui Engraving Co. M Leo W. Painter 0 S Model Printing Co. ' Iohn Glcxssen, Ir. 6 , Ml J' Becktold Bookbinding Co. x l O Mrs. Frances House J ' ,tj X , PhotoRef1ex studio ft Ed d H 11 - LV X 53201 lgsotifgropher ,5 Division Pages .Q by X.,-1 Qt .1

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FUREWURH. . 9 9 To me it seems as if when God conceived the world that was Poetryp He formed it and that was Sculptureg He colored it, and that was Painiinqy He peopled ii with livinq beings, And that was the grand, divine, eiernal Drama Charlotte Cushman