Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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ihe School HNWHAIM ms SMR Editor-in-Chief - Lilerary C0-Editors - Business Manaber Advertising Managei - Photographic Editor - Art Editor - - Faculty Advisor LARRY CUM MINCS DULCINA Rossrzl, DON PEET JIM STEWART ERMA SMITH BOB F1,0R1 WYESIAEY CORNER Miss MARY PITNEY A .3 gf R Q E 5 Q . E Guides the Student 1 is 1 I

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3' liiii 'E iii U4 f'0H ALMOST tlirec-quarters of a century, standing as a land mark Nupon a western hilltop, the Tower Clock of Normandy has marked off the seconds and minutes as they pass into years. In its infancy, the building it crowns was a theological school, but in 1922, its Hportals Widew opened to a different type of student, the laughing, vibrant youth of an expanding metropolis. Since that date, many scenes have passed before the face of the old school clock, from days We View only in humorous photograph albums until this instant. To this regulator, to this Wise old historian We, of the 1944- Saga staff, dedi- cate this twenty-first volume of our book, a chronicle of this year at Normandy. We dedicate this book not only to the times the aged mechanical guardian has recorded or is recording, but to the time it will record, in hopes that those hidden days will dawn on a better time, on a happier time.

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