Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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Harrington Heier Heinrich Herbold Hickerson Hour HORT cheerleader VIRGINIA HARRINGTON was a member of Y-Teens and Girls' Chorus. 'gGinny plans to work after going to business school. MARLENE HEIER found time for the Mixed and Girls' Choruses. Steering Committee and Y-Teens. Mar will enter Mis- souri University after graduation. Studying to become a secretary JOAN HEINRICH took many commercial cours- es. She was a member of the Choruses. The future of DORIS HERBOLD includes work and then going to a cosmetology school. After enlisting in the armed services JAMES HICKERSON will enroll at the University of Illi- nois. He won a second at the state wrestling meet. Stu- But absent, their dent Council, Letterman's Club. Hi-Y and Steering Com- mittee took much of Jim's after school time. Another boy desiring to get a head start in business was JAMES HOAR. as he took advantage of D.O. Harmonizing in Mixed and Boys' Choruses. DONALD HOEHN also took time out for Hi-Y. Don will join alumni at Missouri University. One of seven to make Honor Society in his junior year TOM HOEKEL was also kept very busy with the Chemistry Club and Boys' and Mixed Choruses, He plans to study engineering at Washington University. Contemplating matrimony. MARION HOESLI made the most of her senior year by joining Y-Teens, Bowling Club. Saga and the Choruses. One of the few that has flying as a hobby and would like to continue it at his life work is DONALD HOPKINS. He was a member of Art Society and of Visual Aids. Tall, blond GRACE HOSKINS enjoyed typing, sewing and playing the piano. Sissy joined Y- Teens. She plans to attend Southeast Missouri State Teach- ers College. Cute, blond MARY ANN HUDSON was very well liked by her classmates. She enjoyed tennis and Y- Teens. Preparing for a nursing career at St. Luke's Hos- pital, CHARLOTTE HUGHES took two years of Latin. Planning to see some of the places she has studied in geography, JOAN HUGHES intends to be an airline host- ess. ARTHUR HUSMANN was a member of the football team, Art Society and Band. Already having gained recog- nition for his architectural drawing Art plans to become an engineer at Washington University. Knitting was the favorite pastime of MARY HUTINGER who plans to en- roll at Harris Teachers College. Hoehn Hoekel Hoesli Hughes, C, Hughes, I. Husmunn Hopkins Hoskins Hudson Hutinqef Issriq Iocob Page Twenty-Eight

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With , 5 -53.-,Wm--f Kniep Knollmcm Koester Kremenecky Kyle Lacy Long Layton Leimonn Leonard Libo Loddeke EING fond ot' training animals led PAUL KNIEP to the occupation of veterinarian. Lik- ing such sciences as chemistry and biology certainly will help when Dime attends the Univer- sity of Missouri. A commercial enthusiast from the beginning. JOYCE KNOLLMANN took numerous courses including typing and bookkeeping. ln or- der to attend Miss Hickey's Business School, she took a part time job and thus became a member of Diversified Occupations. Wishing to continue his ed- ucation, GEORGE KOESTER is yet undecided con- cerning which college he will attend. Bud , as he is sometimes called. rated auto mechanics and mathe- matics as tops on his list of favorite subjects. Al- though VALERlE KREMENECKY had been at Normandy only for one year, her friends felt they had known her for a much longer time. She made herself at home enjoying such subjects as English, shorthand and chemistry. She immediately joined Art Society and became a member of Honor Socie- ty as she tied with two other girls ranking eleventh scholastically in the Senior Class. She plans to at- tend Washington University. Known only as Tom , tall, lanky THOMAS KYLE played an important role in Hi-Y and the Language Club. Often found practicing, he soon made the golf team. He plans to join other Normandy graduates at the University. Lohoefner Lotz Lowe Lutercxn Major Malik Page Thirty