Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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Bradley, P. Bronson Bruuer Brown Buk Burbes Cugbt all to possess, PATRICK BRADLEY: Pat was on the Varsity Foot- ball, Track and Wrestling Teams, was also a member of Hi-Yg Math was his favoriteg will attend Missouri Uni- versity. DANNY BRANSON: preferred the social studies. he enjoyed working on carsg plans to become a mechanic. SHIRLEY BRAUER: selected home economics as her favorite subjectg was a member of Tri-Y, Mixed Chorus, Quill and Scroll. Courier and Vikingettesg enjoyed col- lecting photos of frienclsg will study nursing at Nlissouri Baptist Hospital. SANDRA BRAUSS: HSandie enjoyed baseball gamesg enjoyed history and social livirgg was in Vikingettfes. Orchesis. Tri-Y and Chorusg was elected Vice- President of Future Teachers of America and was the Class Editor of Saga: will major in education at South- east Missouri State College. LEWIS BRIDCEFORTH: picked art and scienceg enjoyed working on carsg future plans include travel and work. PATRICIA BROOKS: Pat said her favorite subject was Englishg was in the D. O. Clubg future plans will be attending Sterling Col- lege to become a Missionary. AUDREY BROWN: chosen subjects were art. English and historyg joined the Bible Clubg will attend Greenville College. RONALD BHK: S'Ron selected economics and English as his most enjoy- able subjectsg was a member of Hi-Y, Debate Club. N. F. I... and Square Dancingg received a Degree of Ex- cellence from the N. F. L.g will attend Washington Uni- versity. WESLEY BURBES: Wes picked economic geog- raphy as his favoriteg his main hobby was weightliftingg after graduation he will attend the University of Michigan. RALPH BURROUGHS: was very interested in artg was in the D. O. Clubg after graduation he will join the United States Navy. Page Brouss Bridqeforth Brooks Burroughs Corron Castillo DARLENE CARBON: was elected the llest Looking Senior girlg enjoyed singing and dancingg ber favorite subjects were English and typingg being a talented singer she was in the Mixed Chorus, Nonet and Trio: plans to become a model. RICHARD CASTILLO: favorite sub- jects were Math and physical cducationg enjoyed being outdoorsg after graduation he will attend Washington University before joining the Armed Services. Willmiizsoii. Bllfkllll. Vmrell. Hodge, Watt, Hoffman Emu Allen, Lebez' and 11'r11'1lr'kopf 111111: top ren .vclzralflxficalllf Twenty-Three

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Burner, G. Burner, R. Bartz Bohley Bohn Bollinger ALE BARNER: was a member of the D. O. Club. Tri-Y and Mixed Chorusg was interested in social studiesg enjoyed dancingg plans to attend William Woods College. ROSEMARY BARNER: Rosie was elected one of the five most popular Senior girls, she also won the title of Best Personality, and was one of the most popular girls in her Sophomore Yearg enjoyed social studiesg was in Chorus, Orehesis, Tri-Y, Quill and Scroll Dzseusslng plans for Quill and Scroll, the officers agree to lake this year tops. Berendes Binqcxmun Boelhcruf Booth Bradford Bradley I Good understanding and on the Courier Staffg plans to attend William Woods College. BELLA JEAN BARTZ: Boots enjoyed swim- ming best of allg her hobbies were sewing and travelingg was on the Volleyball Teamg plans to attend Monmouth College. SHARON BERENDES: was a member of Future Teachers of Americag preferred singing and mathematics to all subjectsg plans to major in education at William Jewell 'College. DANIEL BTNGAMAN: well known to his friends as Dan g preferred mathematics and Eng- lishg would like to attend college but is still undecided. BARBARA BOELHAUF: graduated in January l954g favorite subject was typingg future plans include work- ing. CARL BOHLEY: enjoyed mechanical drawing and metal shopg hobbies were guns and swimmingg plans to attend Central College. MARY LOU BOHN: was a mem- ber of Tri-Y, Square Dancing, Mixed Chorus and the Bowling and Swimming Teamsg hobby was dancingg fav- orite suhjects were social studies and cadet teachingg plans to major in social work at Central College. NANCY BOLLINGER: chose sociologyg enjoyed music and sportsg was on the Courier Staff and the Bowling Teamg plans to become a Director of Christian Education, will study at Central College. CAROL BOOTH: preferred typing and bookkeepingg after graduation she plans to become a secretary. SHIRLEY BRADFORD: sports and sewing were her hobbiesg was a member of the D. O. Clubg plans to get married after graduation. JANICE BRADLEY: alan selected sociology and English as her favorite sub- jectsg was elected the Most Witty Senior girl, was Treas- urer of Mixed Chorus and Secretary of Art Societyg was a member of Quill and Scroll, Saga, Tri-Y, Student Council and F. T. A.g plans to attend Southeast Missouri State College. Page Twenty-Two

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AT CHAMPION: collected stamps and coins: rated typing as tops: was a member of the drama club: plans to work in an office. EDITH CHRISTENSEN: favorite pastime was taking photos: preferred clothing and office machines: took part in the Chorus: will work in an office. HAROLD CHRISTENSEN: Ned liked his- tory and drawing best: enjoyed chess and art: plans to attend Washington University. JEAN CHRISTOPHER: ranked physics and geometry as tops: was interested in airplanes: belonged to the Visual Aid Department: plans to attend Parks Air College. JACK COOK: favorite subject was history: enjoyed skating and dancing: was the Treas- urer of the D. O. Club in his Junior Year: plans to join the United States Air Force after graduation. GERALD COOPER: Eddie selected swimming as his favorite pastime: was a member of the Letterman's Club and Bowling League. HELEN CRAWFORD: liked the com- mercial subjects: enjoyed swimming and tennis: was in Tri-Y and the D. O. Club. LARRY CROWE: rated typing as tops: enjoyed roller skating and movies: future plans are undecided. JANE DACHROEDEN: was elected one of the five most popular Senior girls, Harvest Queen, Best Dressed, Cheer- leader and was one of the most popular girls in her Junior Year: picked history as tops: took part in Square Dancing, Orchesis, Tri-Y, Student Council, Saga, Quill and Scroll and Chorus: plans to attend Missouri University. LESTER DAVIS: spent much of his time hunting and fishing: favored art and wood working: after graduation he will attend a trade school. SUSAN DAVIS: rated sociology and cadet teaching first: swimming headed her recreational But not too much program: took part in Tri-Y, will major in education at Central College. MARCIA DAWSON: liked English best: swimming was her favorite sport: will attend the Univer- sity of Colorado. CHRISTINE DEMARIANO: S'Chris rated shorthand and typing as tops: plans to become a secretary. JEANNINE DEWITT: participated in Chorus, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Courier and was Treas- urer of Tri-Y: ranked dancing as favorite pastime: enjoyed typing and sewing: plans to become a dancing teacher. SANDRA DOBBIN: Sandie spent her leisure time swimming and water skiing: was interested in social liv- ing: was in Orchesis, Chorus and the Bowling Club: plans to work after graduation. SUZANNE DOBBIN: Susie was elected most popular girl in the Seventh Grade: be- longed to Orchesis, Chorus, the D. O. Club and the Bowling Club: favorite subject was typing: enjoyed swim- ming and golf: future plans include working in an office. SUE DOBBS: favored the social studies: dancing and sports were her favorites: will major in social work at Missouri University. SHIRLEY DOERR: enjoyed collecting records: was in the D. O. Club: selected clothing as her favorite subject: plans to attend Miss Hickey's Secretarial School. JANICE DONOHO: liked typing and music best: took an active part in Vikingettes, Tri-Y, Quill and Scroll, Courier and was President of Mixed Chorus: plans to major in music at Wheaton College. DONALD DOWNES: f'Don preferred art: belonged to the Letterman's Club and Varsity Swimming Team: will attend Wesleyan College. HAROLD DUKE: Duke rated wood working as tops: enjoyed all sports: was on the Varsity Wrestling and Track Teams: was also in the Letterman's Club. Champion Christensen, E. Christensen, H. Christopher Cook Cooper Crawford Crowe Dochroeden Dcivis, L. Davis, S. Dawson Page Twenty-Four