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

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Work and hay alll the summer For Beth Little a junior, summer meant staying out late and being able to sleep late in the morning. Kim Young said one reason she liked sum- mer better than winter was because, “'I don't have any responsibilities and most of all, there's no homework! Many students were glum in mid- July knowing that the start of school was just around the corner. But not Miss Dombrink and 18 other MN students who spent three weeks in Germany. Lynn Weaver said, “it was great. We were interviewed by a German news- paper. The pubs were terrific and we 12 Summer got to meet alot of interesting people.” Unfortunately all good things have to come to an end and the summer of ‘80 was no exception. Summer was here and gone in such a short time. Before we knew it the dreaded registration packets were in the mail. And then ... August 28: Gulp! First day of school! The bell rings and as one walked down the hall, The murmer of students discussing their summer vaca- tion could be heard. Students knew with the help of mother nature, summer would return in ‘81. Cindy Haefner receives a warm farewell from friends Chris Herrera, Rochelle Rasnic, and Diane Christe. It’s closing time and Jayla Fett sweeps the floor before going home from Long John Silvers.

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Even though school was out for summer, the MN Pom Pon squad still practiced for the coming year. Aqua Jet Waterside employed many MN stu- dents this summer including Janet Otten and Les- ley Hiccock who often took a nice, cool, and refreshing break.