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

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Seniors Craig Ollar and Keith Cross obviously don’t worry about the calories- just their hunger pains! Diet Dr. Pepper and ice cream seem slightly less ing to Senior Jamie Hennessy. As long as it allows for a little less guilt, why nor? 112 Underclass Jacque Freanr 10 Lee Frede 11 Rhonda Freeman Tina Frey 10 Mike Friedman 11 Tom Gabberr 10 Chris. Gallagher 10 Amy Garner 11 Janelle Gaston 11 Paul Gatrell 10 Bill Gawlilkowsksi 11 Alecia Gehner 10 Dave Geisel 11 Bob Gerard 11 Robert Gestring 10 Kevin Gibson 10 11 ei Ghris Brown 10 Eric Giesler 10 Richard Giles 10 Angels Gioson 10 Srewarr Glenn 11 Viclsi Glennie 10 Tammy Goerss 10 Janelle Gonzalez 10 Michele Gordon 10 Dan Gove 10 Jim Gove 11 Sandra Grace 11 Mike Graham 10 Michelle Gray 10 Linda Graybael 10 Steve Gregg 11 LaTanya Griffin 11 Lori Groeller 10 Jeff Gronemeyer 10 Karen Grover 10 Paula Gruelle 10

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FILMS — forever and a day. Terrence Holliam visits ro see Enter the Ninja, a rather fadaish film of the 80's. Berth Derrington 11 Toni De Vivo 11 Tina Dickman 10 Douglas Diedrich 10 Ron Dillingham 11 Angela Dischino 11 Darlene Ditro 11 Linda Dixon 11 Joseph Doering 11 Darren Downey 10 Chris Downing 11 Tom Droege 11 “Jane Drysdale 10 Ron Dunn 10 Jerry Dyson 11 Pam Eastman 11 Kris Earon 10 Maggie Ebbesmeyer 10 Carol Eberhard 10 Paul Edelmann 10 Carls Ehrlich 11 Ruth Ellerbrocls 11 Stacey Elliorr 11 Milke Ellerman 10 Underclass 111

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Food + food = diets + Olers FOOD! Many students and faculty members lived for food; others lived to avoid ir. On one hand: Big Mac attacks, Dairy Queen Peanurf Busrer Parfaits, Pizza Hur Deep Pan Pizza, Wendy's Frosty’s, Dunkin’ Donut Cream Filled Puffs, Burger Chef Fries, White Castle Belly Bombers, and everything cold and sweet. On the other hand: Exer- cise Classes, Diet Soda, and sugarless candy. Trying to diet while attending North was similiar to reading a serious books at a hocls- ey game. From ice cream after football games to pizza after baskerball games, food had a life and a vitality of its own. That was particularly true with the availability of the snacks bar and candy sales. In fact, Sen- ior Keith Mullins reluctantly admitted, 'Sell- ing candy is a luscious occupation, especially when you eat half of your sales!”’ The upshot of if all for many students and faculty — diets, diets, and more diets. Over- heard were such comments as, ‘Till just have fries and a soda-l’‘m on a dief.’’ Over- heard also were tales of woe about the pounds lost and regained, abour the Scars- Cale Giet, fluid diets, Elaine Powers, Weight Watchers, and so on and so on and so on. Counting calories offen required a calcula- tor and a whole lot more — determination and perseverence! John Gruender 11 Steve Gruender 10 Nancy Gruenewald 11 Barb Gruettemeyer 10 Chris Guinn 10 Tim Guinn 11 Jerry Gumina 10 Kelly Gumper 10 Linda Gunnarson 10 Sheri Haas 11 John Hachrel 11 Kim Haclserr 11 Kurt Haefner 10 Richard Hargar 10 Laura Halligan 11 John Hamai 1 Wendy Hamilron 11 Ron Hanebrinls 11 Tracy Hankins 11 Wendy Hanlsins 10 Karen Hanna Kathy Hanneman 11 Jon Hansen Ann Harkins 11 Steve Harper 11 Michele Harris 10 Richard Hart 11 Marls Hartman 10 Tony Hartsfield 11 Berth Haselhorst 10 Bill Haselhorsr 11 Don Hasinbiller 10 Dawn Hasmer 10 John Hauls 11 Vicky Haupr 11 Margie Hayse 10 Marlk Hayse 11 Mary Hellems 10 Paul Helliclsson 10 Underdass 113