McCluer North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

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154 Underclass Tim Luley leff Lynch Keith Lynch Kirk Lyons Maureen Lyons Laura Mackin Gail MacLean Lisa Mager Thomas Maloney Debbie Manely Marvee Marr Christa Marren Doug Marren Louie Marshall Beth Martin Greg Martinelli Willie Martin Reggie Mathis Thomas Kurth Roch Labruyere Bob Lacker Lisa Lake Kris Laik KC. Lem. Patti Lamering Sandra Laney Mark Lammers Linda Langebartles Nancy Langley Pat Lanham Toe LaPorta Denise Lappin Toni Dulaney |} because she is

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Heather Matthews Chris Mattingly Dwane Matimuller Ronda Maxie loan Maxwell John May Karen May Paul May Pervis McAllister Kevin McCabe Deanna McCormack Mike McCammond Amy McCracken Bull McCracken Tom McCaughan Pat McDaniels Lynnette McDaniels Sandra McDevitt Bev McDonald Pat McDonald Mike McDonnell Felicia McGee Ruth McGinnis Dan McGowan i 56 Underclass Hide-Outs and Hang-Outs Where did students go when they wanted to be alone? Where did they go when they wanted to be with the crowd? Where did they go when they wanted to complete their homework, or maybe wanted to be alone with their girlfriend or boytriend? Besides the usual MN hangouts-the concourse, Li- brary, and smoking area- there were other favorite places where students spent their time. sUor-@) ctlloD-y7-llejevecterehmoltehyojueleterel and outdoor area was popular for peo- ple who enjoyed a breath of fresh air. Veronica Vallette, MN senior, com- mented, ‘'] like to go to this area when the weather is nice and warm to catch a little sun.” Where did students go when they wanted to ‘sack out’ during a com- mons? Among the favorites were the couches, one in the Advisement Cen- ter and one in the Library. Another popular place to get some shut eye was NeCoMRU) 0) or= 4m of-1 (ore) eh a coloyeeMmon—sulele) atee the football field. When students wanted to do some serious studying many of them often jolbtetoltet-Binl esta moren-lol hice ilieesolerele izing to concentrate, so where did they hide out? “I study in the rear of the IWesectoral oy am tot=Mnpte e (on amretslamen{—sulore) = the faculty parking lot,’ said Chuck Caldwell. Other students who wished not to be disturbed sat on the benches in the concourse or even went to an empty classroom to work. The size of North offers many places where students can spend their time. Whether they wanted to study, social- ize or sleep, students found a variety of places at North av ailable for their use.