Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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Sllllll I llllllll lllllllll III LIFE ,latinas Gtuw, amd Dirk I'Irit-ksmi wmi rvcog- iiiviiiliciml as the loading pcrstmaliiius of this nilitm. st-wnlh-grade, as lhvy we-rv maiicl ami 1-sm-url ,ivan Svholl amd limi llillurcl will hu ro- to tht- IUVQLQII Saga Queen. Pfifxr- llIWPillY'lTlVf TOP ROW: Labuta, Duqqan, Kyle, White, Walther, Dean, Toplin, Benoist, Iohnson, G, Kinnard, Schickel, Reynolds, Goode, Miller, D. SECOND ROW: Bond Hobein, Schluesner, Mueller, Hammond, Cheoweth, Berqmexer, Erickson, Busch- baum, Lawler, Barrett, Humph- reys, Haier, Kinq Evans, Lambeth. FIRST ROW: Schnert, Strawn, Keefe, Rubin, Stark, Pullan, Saunders, Limberq, Budclemeyer, Nothum, Roqers, Marts, Schalfner, Ewald, Reed. TOP ROW: Schott, Dunham, Ward, Pouncey, Moore, Beckef meier, Knierim, McCormick, Bazzel, Miller, I., lacob, Taylor, Caldwell, Collier. SECOND ROW: Cline, Colonius, Boehlow, Gaffney, Bradley, Cox, Schorr, Kunkler, Dunn, Settlaqe, Vfaqner, Caqle, Martin, New- mann, Poos, Rossel. FIRST ROW: Bedwell, Drury, Fisher, Bokamper,W1Ison, Smith, French, Loddeke, Pursley, Cord, Kessler, Schuerman, Hill, Bayne. TOP ROW: Thiele, Gebhardt, Brady, Watson, Beatty, Meyers, Neff, Holzhausen, Stevens, Franck, Glasgow, Mazzola, Ray, Vollmar. SECOND ROW: Petro, Rampani, Kummer, Schrader, Wilmes, Marske, Franck, Rose, Walker, Nutt, Farmer, Grable, Gore, Korondo, Baldwin. FIRST ROVV: Kern, McBroome, Wagner, Markmann, McGauqhey, Roemer, Tebbe, Krick, Simpkins, Mulcahy, Ruhland, Gardner, Hamilton, Tiepelman, Van Berq, Whitney, TOP ROW: I-Iarbison, Borlos, Schweqler, Drake, Klasinq, Edwards, Sudbeck, Halliburton, Dillard, Port, Samel, McCooI, Krablin, Quinn. SECOND ROW: Gimple, Roney, B o e m e r, Lom- bardo, Major, Krohn, Hutchinson, McGuire, Hoekel, Morrow, Williams, Geno, Brancles, Percival, Rutherford. FIRST ROW: Grant, Velten, Smith, Van Luevan, Dailey, Willmann, Coons, Dietz, Quick, Marshald, Iunqe, Crawford, Kieth, Booth, Schleusner.

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TOP ROW: Taylor, Reed, Gold- beck, Willman, G a b l e r, Krebs, Smith, G., Iett, Bartels, Iohnson, Ear, Wirzerlinq, Wulf, McDaniel. SECOND ROW: Urani, Grush, Simpson, W o o d w a r d , Grbcich, Prehn, Ely, lohnson, E., Zirnmerf man, Stueve, Overcast, Brisce, Kneip, Olson. FIRST ROW: Sheppard, Duggan, Hodges, Waddinqton, Hood, Tebbe, Kick, Thurman, Harkins, Koenig, l-ledrich, Hodges, Townsend. TOP ROW: lrwin, Patt, Schuerman, Martin, Schmidt, lordan, Pfarrer, Blankenship, Glatz, Soer, Leslie, Deern, Holt- haus, Newman, Weidner. SECOND ROW: Nordman, Recker, Wehnut, Buss, Wade, Gasen, Witt, Finker, Bridqett, Bradley, Spreckelrneyer, Meck- fessel, Hartog. FIRST ROW: Canady, Burleson, Wuench, Buffington, Droste, Burdge, Gra- ham, Brazzel, Miller, D., Mc- Mahan, Surkamp, Weeks, Schacher, Hall. TOP ROW: Weih, Tichenor, Bach, Kane, Schulte, Eaton, Overstreet, Oliver, Otten, Conner, Napoli, Weible, Cannella, Hatchard. SECOND ROW: Frank, Braun,Van Horn, Overy, Grbcich, Harrison, Mattlage, Schwab, Heinrich, Wittler, Zykan, Mc- Kinney, Vitale. FIRST ROW: Verhunce, Kury, Martin, Paul, Shelman, Starks, Luebbest, Horst, Bridges, Miller, I., Free, Steckert, Rudd, Ferguson, Fritz. TOP ROW: Aubuchon, E., Asher, Aubuchon, A., Evett, Puder, De-user, Rozier, Rogers, Deluozier, Docksteiner, Aydt, Presson, Pogue. SECOND ROW Barsdale, Cavanaugh, Murphy. Knight, Gruner, I e r m a n, Kehl, Blackwell, Gardale, Wood, Clymer, Buckman, Pluth. FIRST ROW: Bornique, Ragsdcxle, Grim- shaw, Bess, Miller, P., Chauner, Bone, Funk, Knight, Iohnston, I., Bratton, Richter, Counts, Gunter. EAR after year a new group arrives at Normandy from its several grade schools to enter a new mode of life and activities. The N943 seventh-graders, al- though they knew little ahout high school, were sell-reliant, aetive, and etlircient in their first year. They not only took part in sports and in various programs and crluhs, hut they did their share in the monthly war bond sales. Championship team in the Girls, Intra- mural Basketball Tournament was from lVlrs. Bock7s homeroom. The girls who led their group lo victory were Taplin, Dean, Cheno- weth, Kyle, Lawler, Bergmeier, Lambeth, and Keefe. ln the field of fine arts, poetess Joyce Vollrnar and artists Dona Dean, Bob King, Puqo Twenty-Four

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UTSTANDINGLY industrious de- scribes the eighth-graders of the past year, for as leaders in the ,lunior Student Council, they carried on their work progressively and enthusiastically. Oi course, much of the credit goes to the ollioers: Stella Brooks, presidentg Sam Accardi, vice-presi- dentg Lila lieavy, sotzretaryg and John Ruther- TOP ROW: Howery, Klaus! man, Rogers, Wuellner, Haag, Cruce, Kinnard, Steher, McCann, Willoughby, Tinsley. SECOND ROW: Kinzel, Smith, Lott, Scheible, Runers, Schaper, Knight, Mahalak, Geno, Muench, Maineri, Meek, FIRST ROW: Bass, Woodworth, Meqgers, Bratton, Noble, Wilmas, Fuch, Grubbs, Brennan, Graves, Spicuzzi, Morton, Reed. TOP ROW: Bergman, Murphy, Schaettler, W i l lc e r s o n, Amass, Ove r street, Willis, Hawkins, Hake, Trotter, Greitzu, Wunnem- burq. SECOND ROW: Heinrich, Sommers, Reichert, Klockenbrink, Fitzsirnmons, L e a v y, Hengsten- berg, Groceman, Ebert, Bowman, Reinwalcl. FlRST ROW: Navy, Glass, Graf, S ch a ite r , Velton, Gokendack, Lott, Ruesche, Sparocio, Fritz, Burlison. TOP ROW: Rubelmann, Davit, Blattner, V. Ward, R. Ward, Thompson, Mueth, I-lenners, Herchenroeder, Taylor, Small- wood, Schneider, SECOND ROVV: Barner, Schoen, Heuman, Braun, Thornburg, Iackson, Koesterer, Smith, Potts, Van Dyke, Kammann, Bierman, Tinker. FIRST ROW: Smith, Stauder, Becker, Zellinger, Bing- aman, Brandhorst, Baker, Groth, Buchanan, Conrad, Weber, Mesle, Lynch, Briggs, TOP ROW: Ossenschmidt, Grass, Genter, Robertson, Als- rneyer, Robinson, loerdinq, Quick, Glenn, Bohne, Young. SECOND ROW: Brown, Brandon, Manies, Keck, Miller, Bishop, Palmer, Burke, Grant, Nokley. FIRST ROW: Crawiord, Schroeder, Kipper, Matustik, McClarney, Weeke, Boenker, Accardi, Vitale, Hicks. ford, treasurer. St. Pat's Queen candidates included three eighth-graders: Peggy Schaper, Stella Brooks, and Patsy Brandhorst, and most of the junior maids were chosen from this class. May Fete principals were Ida Boenker and David Brandon, the most popular girl and boy in the class. Russell Boekenheide substituted for Page Twenty-Six