Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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Hutson Irvine lunzow Jones, D. Iovcmovic junqe kno it well. Missouri University. PAUL HUTSON: economic geography was his favorite subjectg is undecided about his future plans. BEVERLY IRVINE: Bev took part in Orchesis. Tri-Y and Mixed Chorusg favorite subjects were dance and Eng- lishg she plans to attend Southeast Missouri State College after graduation. CARL JANZOW: participated in the Visual Aid De- partmentg spent his free moments with photography and electronicsg plans to attend Bailey's Technical School be- fore college. ,IANICE JOHNSON: Jan took part in Bowling and Mixed Chorus: was interested in typing and shorthandg future plans include secretarial work. RON JOHNSON: Red belonged to the Tennis Teamg enjoyed art above all other subjeetsg plans to attend Kansas Art lnstitute and prepare to become a commercial artist. BRUCE JONES: spent his free time collecting stampsg enjoyed bookkeeping and government best: participated in Junior Achievement. DONALD JONES: Don took part in Band. Orchestra, Square Dancing and Mixed Chorusg rated algebra and physics as topsg plans to study engi- neering in college after graduation. ,IANICE JOVANOVIC: Jan was Governor of Girls State, Managing Editor of Saga, Vice President of the Junior Class and Cheerleaderg participated in F. T. A.. Quill and Scroll. Orchesis, Tri-Y, Vikingettes. Mixed Chorus and Student Teacher Planning Councilg enjoyed history and English above other subjects: will attend Southeast Missouri State College. WALTER JUNGE: Wally enjoyed hunting and fishing in his spare timeg wood working was his favorite subjectg plans to become a carpenter. BARBARA KEDRO: 4'Barb participated in Vikingettes, Bowling, Tri-Y. Mixed Chorus, Choralettes, F. T. A. and Student Couneilg selected English as tops on her school Iohnson, I. Iohnson, R. Iones B Kedro Keefe Keel programg future plans include attending the University of Colorado. LUELLA KEEFE: Tootie was a Cheer- leaderg participated in Tri-Y and Orchesisg favorite subjects were typing and shorthandg plans to be a stenog- rapher after graduation. VIRGINIA KEEL: Ginny en- joyed playing the pianog favored the commercial subjectsg future plans are undecided. Relaxing on the Gym steps. poymlar Seniors discuss life Normandy. Page Twenty-Nine

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Hoffman Holloway Holmes Hoyt Huber Hughes LEN HOFFMAN: was elected the Most lndustrious Senior boyg among other things he took part in Hi-Y, Quill and Scroll, Square Dancing, Saga and the All-School Playg favorite subject was mathematics: enjoyed bowlingg future plans include attending Wash- ington University. ROGER HOLLOWAY: liked mechani- Rivalry and fl6'I7I0f l'flf'flj reign at clam election. Hoots Horst Howerton Humm Hunstein Hyman Kno mu h and cal drawing above all other subjectsg will attend a voca- tional school after graduation. DAVID HOLMES: Dave took part in the Bowling Leagueg favorite subjects were economic geography and mathematics, future plans in- clude attending Washington University. ,IUDITH HOOTS: Judy was elected one of the five most popular Senior girls, Mammy Yokum of the Backwards Dance and a Cheerleaderg took part in Tri-Y, Mixed Chorus, Bowling and the Senior Playg plans to attend Southeast Missouri State College. ROSS HORST: was Captain of the Golf Teamg was a member of the Lettermarfs Club, Band and Orchestrag plans to gain further education at Southeast Missouri State College. MILDRED HOWERTON: Millie often played the piano in her spare timeg selected typing, home economics and office machines as tops on her pro- gramg plans to enter into religious work in the future. ROBERT HOYT: i'Bob was an active member of Hi-Yg plans to attend Central College after graduation. GEORGE HUBER: was a member of the Bowling Leagueg favorite subject was physicsg is undecided about the college he will attend after graduation. GEORGE HUGHES: enjoyed photography in his spare time: physics and chemistry were his favorite subjectsg belonged to the Varsity Swim- ming Teamg plans to major in engineering at college. EDWARD HUMM: Ed enjoyed fishing and hunting in his spare timeg history and mathematics were first on his school program, plans for the future include attending Missouri University. NEAL HUNSTElN: was Co-Captain of the Varsity Swimming Teamg participated in Hi-Y. Letterman's Club and Square Dancingg liked mathematics and physics best, plans to attend college after graduation. LEONARD HYMAN: Lennie enjoyed stamp collecting. basketball and fishing in his spare momentsg history and science were his favorite subjects: plans to study at Page Twenty-Eight

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AROL KESELING: enjoyed sportsg took part in the D. O. Clubg plans to work in an office after gradua- tion. YVONNE KESSLER: preferred historyg enjoyed readingg future includes working as a stenographer. AL- VIN KLABER: favorite subjects were mechanical drawing and historyg plans to attend Rolla School of Mines. QUINTUS KLEMME: Pat enjoyed hunting and horse- back ridingg was interested in wood working. PATSY KNIGHT: Pat spent leisure time swimming and play- ing softballg favorite subject was drivingg plans to do commercial work after graduation. PAT KNOLLMANN: participated in Chorus and Art Societyg favorite subjects were history and typingg plans to work after graduation. DOLORES KORMEIER: favorite pastime was square dancing and playing tennisg took part in Tri-Y. Bowling, Student Council and Chorusg favored bookkeeping and social livingg plans to attend Harris Teachers College. VIRGINIA KULP: Gina rated chemistry and history topsg spent her spare time swimmingg plans to study nursing at Jewish Hospital. BETTY KUTZ: '4Kutzie , geography was tops on her school programg plans to work after graduation. FRED LAMMERT: liked mechanical drawing and Math bestg enjoyed building cabinets and collecting stampsg took part in Square Dancing, Hi-Y and Chorusg plans to study in the school of engineering at Washington Uni- versity. JOAN LASPE: was a member of Courier, Tri-Y, Steering Committee and Quill and Scrollg ranked com- mercial studies as topsg plans to attend Miss Hickey's Business School. AUDREY LAUEF: participated in Chorus, Archery and the Senior Playg favorite subjects For the heart of the were English and scienceg plans to attend Texas State Women's College. BERNICE LEACH: favored typing and senior home-makingg spent her free time bowling and swimmingg plans to do office work after graduation. CAROL LEBER: was elected one of the five most popular Senior girls, President of F. T. A., Cheerleader, Best All-Around, Editor of Saga, one of the most popular girls in her Junior Year and Vice-President of her Sophomore Classg was in Quill and Scroll, Orchesis, Tri-Y, Square Dancing. Chorus and Vikingettesg was interested in the social studiesg plans to major in education at Missouri Univer- sity. DONNA LEBERMANN: participated in sportsg took part in Tri-Y, Bowling and Chorusz, future plans include attending Miss Hickey's Secretarial School. ELNORA LEIMKUEHLER: Elie ranked social studies as topsg was a member of Art Society, Tri-Y, Nonet and Chorusg received several art awardsg plans to attend Anderson College. TOM LEONARD: picked science and sociology as favoritesg enjoyed working with radiosg plans to work after graduation. ARTHUR LEWIS: Art rated typing and history as favorite subjectsg spent his free time sing- ing and swimmingg took part in several music groupsg plans to attend Central College. ANNETTE LIBO: pre- ferred driving and ehorusg enjoyed photography and sportsg future plans are undecided. JERRY LITTLE- FIELD: liked Trig. and German bestg was in Chorus and Square Dancingg plans to study engineering at Rolla School of Mines. CAROLYN LOEBER: was concert mistress of the Orchestrag liked English and German hestg enjoyed playing the piano and organg participated in Mixed Chorus, Debate, Tri-Y, Quill and Scroll and Courierg will attend Washington University. Keselinq Kessler Klciber Kormeier Kulp Kutz Klemme Knight Knollmcmn Lctmmert Lcxspe Luuff Page Thirty