Normandy High School - Saga Yearbook (Normandy, MO)

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Dave, who was ill. Henman, presidentg Geraldine Bierman, vice- Sports got plenty of attention from these presiclentg Dianna Srhauflner. SH'I'Plill'yQ unfl ivtive students. CAA. ofllr-ers were Nlarcellzi Shirley Rolinc, ll'0ilSlll'0l'. Paqe Twenty-Seven TOP ROW: Harris, Hurtt Costello, Jonas, Chapman, Ian sen, Barker, Grimes, Hall. SEC OND ROW: Seyiried, Garrett Kastner, Michell, Shanklin, Pat terson, Stubbletielcl, Anyan Fuchs. FIRST ROW: Drury Fuerst, Grimes, Zahn, Strasser Seqlehorst, Obermeier, Alqire Volqer, Vach, TOP ROW: Painter, Holtz, Swank, Angle, B a r k e r , Caale Park, Rutherford, Ga ry, Pace Grisham. SECOND ROW: Diveley Schlotterbeck , Nickel, Hunt Daily, Zeiqler, Williams, Rath- well, Rhoton, Henkel, Trennell Gray. FIRST ROW: Spever Anderson, Pry, Winscott, Matte- son, Plack, Benedict, Schroeder Twedell, Hamilton. TOP ROW: Geise, Storms Larson, Schaefer, Sandoz, Dei Cars, Cook, Keeley, Wetroit, Helm, Thornburg, Laberer Ouante. SECOND ROW: Wells Baker, Davis, Zack, Smith, Condi ray, Gerner, Pratt, Graves Burlison, Constantinow, C. Conl stantinow, R. FIRST ROW' Kraues, Smith, Haupt, l. Haupt M, Bauman, Blair Crawford Mahczity, Fittie, Brooks, Openl lander. TOP ROW: Hoefener, Marxer, Cole, Sterling, Harrison, Looper, Waters, Fischer, Bartels, Wihf mer, Braker. SECOND ROW: Rundbera, Van Horn, lmrnell, Ambrow, Stevenson, Burch, Hogan, Scnnard, Kelsey, Sniith. FIRST ROW: Hancock, Creach- baurn, Rowe, Gillespie, Studt, Rouse, Smith, Dobbins, Schuer mann, Hogan. 1

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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

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TOP ROW: Kramer, Kelsick, Kane, Baxter, Long, Likes, Greifzu , Froelich , Bierbaum, Wittler, Mouser, Cole. SECOND ROW: james, Dunker, Williams, Smith, Netzela, Ryan, lobe, V ard e n e g a , Mattern, Walker, Iokerest, Schwenk, Bosel, Kern. FIRST ROW: Hoeielman, Mc- Donald, Weston, Burwell, Heid, Kloippel, Giebe, Berdollt, Cock- rell, Rosner, Leyse, Moeller, Ienkins, Middlekamp. TOP ROW: Williams, Mc' Whorter, Blackwell, Sinz, Rad- cliff, McCorkle, Tracy, Ouer- mann, Powers, Mantle, Glatz, Zumbehl. SECOND ROW: Scuras, Blair, Ries, Watts, McClinton, Darb, Lambeth, Robbins, Bishop, Brown, DeBruner, McFarland, Bornicque, Hayes. FIRST ROW: Arnold, Wallace, Phillips, Keefe, Ruckman, Thiele, Heinick, Raymond, Campbell, Lawler, Watts, Gerichter, Devos, Martin. TOP ROW: Glasgow, Scuras, Frankenberaer, Rains, Moore, Zubiena, Dunne, Newman, Borqstede, Palsqrove, Iellison, Secrease, Cole, Chartrand. SEC- OND ROW: Prerner, DeRanek, Uphouse, Schieielbine, Carlson, Cooper, Schillinqer, Haskell, Mainard, Mueller, Wilson, Forys, Rentz, Failert, Hill. FIRST ROW: Fuchs, Clark, Duffy, Reisenleiter, Burlison, Wallace, Rantt, Mattox, Favis, Pallardy, Ehlers, Koplin, Frey, Adams, Green. TOP ROW: Watts, Lawrence Enqelbrecht, Barbour, Smith, Steib, Crawford, Rossel, Scott, Nickolson, Richars, Dockweiler, Lotto. SECOND ROW: Porter Sheehan, Overcast, Ryan, Fodqer, B a c h e r , Polette, Cart- wright, Fisher, Prebble, Huey, Hudder, Smith. F I R S T R O W: Van Leuven, Kremer, Price, Schacher, M u r p h y, Schaettler, Yeomans, Justin, Stillman, Porter, Richars , Harnetz, Slattery, Bonzani. OOPERATION was a high point in this ninth grade as they passed the 907: mark time and again in the HSchools- Ht-W3I',, drive and enthusiastically supported their candidate for War Bond Queen, Nancy Kopplin. But as always, the most exciting event was graduation, and all their work seemed not in vain as their diplomas were handed to them to climax three years at Normandy. Big news was the presentation of an oper- etta entitled MDaWn Boyfl with an all ninth- grade cast, led by Helen Schmidt and Willis Polette. However, sportsmen in both track and hasketball gave good accounts of them- selves, especially Doug Finley, MBU All-Sub' Paao Twenty-Eiaht