Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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af Worman y ln the- vlassrooin and lihrary long hours wmv spvnt hy tht- more svholastit- stuclvnts prvparing assigmnvnts. But tho hard work was in-wr rvgrvtlvrl. sint-v it hrought suvh prizvcl rvwarrlsz iinivasvrl knowlvclgv. poisv. svlf-c'onfirlvm'v and tht- vstvvin of lc-llow classmates. ln lhv gym. athlvtvs with an rye' always on tha- goal of varry- ing homv a trophy spvnt muvh time in cliligvnt prac'tivv. improving skills anfl moulding indivicluals into a succvssftll lvam. ln all avtivity on the vampns stu- clvnts wvrs' maturing. Thosv with positions ol' trust lvarnml rvsponsihility and all dv- vvlopvfl a valuahlv scnsv of coopvration. Wlwthvr at-aclvinically. athlvtit-ally. or so- vially lIll'llllPll. all worked at a l'txl0Illlt'SS pare- in their partie-ular fic-ld to gain val- nahlv vxpvric'1n'c and prvparation for the Iilv ahead. ln tht- yt-ars to 1-onw as iw page through tlw history ol our varvvrs at lXorinantly. inviclvnts. happvnings, e-xptwiviim-vs. happy anrl safl, in the vlassrooni. on tht- athlvtit' fir-ld, in vxtra-1'urric'ular avtivilivs on tho rampus will hc- rv-lin-cl in our nwinorivs again ami again. All tho vwnts which now haw made' lift- at lXorinamly so rivll will than lw only prvvious invniorivs. rlvwr lo ln' lorgotlvn. ALJKNOWLHIJGMENTS: Irvin Duvis Peoria Enqmvinq Co. l.t'o W. Pnintwr Model Priniinq Co. Iolm Glnssrn, li. Borktold Bookbindinq Co. Mrs. Frnnvfls Hnosci Photolilrllshx Studio Edward Howllfar School Pliotoqropliox' Division Pnqos

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AND5 ANDS! workers, creators, leadersf the builders of our lives. Precious God-given gifts -- strong and eapable, dainty and femininefwhat could we have accomplished without them? Every great deed of mankind was produced by their work. Playing an important part in all phases of our lives, they served us as tools in our development as individuals or as members of a elosely'-knit society. As Aristophanes once asked. ls there anything hands canit do?', We might an- swer. 'gwith them we did deeds of good will. carried cheer, created works of art, assisted others on the path of life and opened the doors to progress. They could be used to individual advantage, or to bind all into a cooperative. unified whole, sym- bolized by the handshakef' As we thought. so we usually acted and the ideas conceived in the brain needed the hands to bring them into full reality. Thus. their extensive power was limited only by the mind which directed them. At Normandy' all hands worked towards a common goal: success in school which would ultimately bring success in life. STAFF Editor-in-Chief . Bob Branom Literary Editor . . Judy' Bensiek Managing Editor . . Jean Creve Business Manager . Don Klingler Student Photographer . . . Bill Ezell Faculty Advisor . Miss Frances Brewington

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