Ensign High School - Cat Yearbook (Ensign, KS)

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There comes a time in everyone's life when people must pay a tribute to some one or some thing that they feel has surpassed all expectations. We, as the Seniors of 1970, feel that Mr. Sayre has reached this point. It is hard to actually put into words, but 'no one man has done more for this school than he. Whether it be ad- ministrative problems, supervising class work, orbguiding student council activities he is always there to offer his suggestions and assistance. One thing that has always reigned supreme during our four years of high school has been spirit. Much of this spirit is due to the work of each individual student, but someone has had to create the feeling of working together as a group or as one big happy family . We give the credit for this to Mr. Sayre. We know that his driving spirit goes even farther than our school because he is involved in many church and community ac- tivities. Of course there have been disappointments that have made him unhappy, but he has been able to fight through these and remain the great man that we know him as today. For these reasons and many more too numerous to mention, we have dedicated the following pages of the 1970 'Cat to him. We hope that it will serve as a lasting token of our appreciation. Al- though we, as seniors, will now be going our separate ways, the memories of Mr. Sayre and what he has taught us will stay with us always. Up with Mr. Norris E. Sayre!

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ADMINISTRA TIO Norris Sayre Harry Edwards Superintendent Principal School Board. Front row: Arnold Hartnett, William Daniels, Clarence Crick, Ellis Nicolet, Richard Anton, Dr. Vernon Penner.