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

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Doug Becker 11 Michelle Becker 10 Michelle Beckily 11 Mike Behimann 10 Tammy Behlmann 10 Jared Bell 11 Wanda Bellamy 11 Kengall Bengrson 10 Brenee Benner 11 Tim Berenaro 11 Amy Bernhard 11 Tom Berniclsus 11 Shelia Berry 10 John Beyers 10 Mindy Biberdorf 11 Dan Biermann 11 Karen Bindbeurel 10 Lisa Birkemeier 10 Pam Birmingham 10 Sue Birmingham 11 Rhonda Bishop 11 Kelly Bittick 10 Evelyn Bittner 10 Vickie Blair 10 Julie Bleeclsert 11 Wendy Boedges 11 Cheryl Boehm 11 Steve Boehm 11 Barrerr Bohanan 10 Ellen Bohanan 10 Mary Bohn 11 Underclass 107

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Between classes, students such as Jeff Kneemiller, Tim Schulte, and Todd Olsson walls in the halls, ralls in the halls — all between red brick walls. Chris Abeln 10 Jeff Abeln 11 Karhy Abrolar 10 Milke Accardi 11 Jim Ackerman 10 Robert Aden 11 Kelly Adler 10 Terry Agar 10 Mary Ablerr 11 Don Alber 10 Wenay Allen 11 Sharon Allison 10 Leigh Almand 11 Gina Amos 10 Jana Amos 10 Marls Amrhein 11 Mike Amrhein 10 Dave Anderson 11 Lisa Andler 10 Milse Aoun 11 Sue Armstead 11 John Arnold 11 Dana Asadorian 10 Kary Ashley 10 Carri Aubuchon 10 Tammi Aubuchon 11 Caryn Baarz 11 Eric Baier 11 Chery! Baines 11 Linda Balser 11 Raylynne Baker 11 Jeff Baldas 10 Gint Ballinger 11 Gretchen Bangerr 10 Glenn Bardon 10 Chris Barker 11 Jackie Barlser 11 Tad Barrareau 11 Brian Barks 11 John Barlow 11 Kris Barnett 10 Charles Barry 10 Bryan Baskerr 10 Cindy Baslserr 10 Lisa Batchman 11 Laura Barhe 11 Carol Becker 10 106 Underclass

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Elie Bonkosksi 10 Rich Bonine 11 Annie Borch 10 Carol Bortz 11 Chris Boschen 11 Tanya Bourisaw 11 Tony Bowers 11 Tina Boyer 11 John Boyle 10 Tony Bozzi 10 Bob Branhof 11 Stephanie Brase 11 Tim Brauch 11 Lora Brauois 11 Chucks Bray 11 Dawn Bray 10 Erica Bremerkamp 10 Helen Brennan 11 Becky Brickson 10 Adam Briggs 11 Sreve Brim 10 Dan Brockman 10 Carhy Brooks 10 Jim Brown 10 Monigue Brown 10 Teri Brown 10 Velecia Brown 10 Andrea Bruder 11 Eric Brunson 10 Sandy Bryan 10 Dale Buchra 10 Eileen Bugnitz 10 Only a few had fhe experience of dass with mom or dad Through the early years of grade school, if was a. common occurence for Johnny and Susie, with their various Spider Man and Brady Bunch lunch boxes, to be walked fo school by either of their parents and walked home again at day's end. For a lucky few, this occurence was prac- ticed even in the high school years at MN, bur fo more extremes. Oh, forget fhe lunch boxes, the kiddy clio-on mittens and the lacks of self dependence of a grade schooler. Change the Johnny's and Susies to Mike Sreevens, Chris Wilson, Dave and Suzanne Deckert and Mim Luetie and go to the ex- treme of putting their parents in the class- room ... behind the teacher's desis five days a week. The parents were Mr. Chucl Sreevens, Mr. Robert Declsert, Mr. Linton Luetje and Mrs. Janer Wilson, and i fhe cases of Mr.:Deckert and Mr. Luetie, they had the honor of performing a second role in front of their kids. — The Deckerts had a story thar they'll re: member for a while, as Suzanne Deckert knew all too well. Venturing to McDonala's for lunch with a few friends, Suzanne ran into car trouble when she had difficulty working the car's auromatic choke. Afrer walling a mile fo gef another girl's car, 108 Underclass Fa ES getting a gas can and having more difficuiry with gas pumps at a gas station, Suzanne arrived back af school with oily hands, hav- ing missed her dad's class. ‘Dad turned me in for skipping and met with Mr. Kreyling and Mr. Hampton to see wharf to do.” The three came to the conclusion of an after- noon derention, “It was funny,’’ said Mr. Deckert, laughing. ‘1 thinks ir was a good lesson to learn.” Of course, situations like these could be uncomfortable, buf none ever seemed to bother Mr. Luetje. ‘'! never felt uncomfort- able because something seemed differenr, ”’ explaining how suddenly the though of his daughter being ar the high school had dawned on him. ''Mim was up here af the high school and it was a shocis being made aware thar my little girls wasn't a little girl anymore.” Obviously, the situations of the Deckerts, Lueties and Wilsons were enjoyable. How- ever, Mr. Chucls Sreevens and son Mike arranged a schedule change fo prevent it happening to them. Laughing, Mike said, °! would have felr awfully weird raising my hand and saying ‘Excuse me, Dad, could you help me?” Featured for yearbook copy, Suzanne and her dad, Bob Declsert, talls with Jared Neisler.