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

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Totally embarrassed, Carole Mullisen frowns on the memory of the night she wore thar dreaded wrap- around skirr, Nancy Adelsberger Home Economics Department B.S. Vocational Home Ec. Education M.Ed. Secondary Education Mimi Almonroeder Art Department B.A. Art Jo Etta Alwood Communications Department B.A. English M.A. English Joan Avioli Communications Department B.A. Biology M.A.T. English Mike Ballard Health P.E. Department B.S. Education M.A. Education Richard L, Banks Music Department B.A. Music Deciding whether to tell the truth and suffer the consequences, Gabby Haenssler rhinlks twice! 140 Faculry |

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Filling out call slips and rallsing with students is one way Larry Kreyling spends his morning. Checking on messages received during his lunch hour, Larry Kreyling begins another busy afternoon. Talking with a parent about his student, Carl Jason tries to solve another problem. Principals 139

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Teachers are Auman too! “l was teaching lifesaving at the time. The class was diving and practicing rescues. Well, | got up on the board and did a weird ets : ; : Foreign Language Department dive, just clowning around. When | came up BS Education for air | must have given a pretty good M.A. History moon shof because my suif was down around my thighs. Thar was pretry embar- rassing, bur done all in the line of duty,”’ revealed Mr. Gabby Haenssler. Embarrassing moments are looked bacis upon and laughed af, bur ar the time the nen Rene feeling of humility is accompanied by the Business Department reddening of the face, the loud thumping of B.S. Education the heart, and the rising heat throughout M.5. Educarion the body. Teachers at McCiuer North have experienced these feelings. After hours of pleading, the moments of truth were finally revealed. ‘! was at McCluer teaching government. | don't know if you've ever noficed, but when I’m concentrating | always rock bacls Ras soa and forth. Anyway, | had given the class an B.A. Special Education assignment and | was grading papers from other classes. The room was dead quierf and when | couldn't stand if anymore | looked up and the whole class was rocking with me in unison,” remarked Mr. Terry Proffitt. “! was the yearbook sponsor and stayed after for deadline the night it happened. | ats (Blom had on a pair of pantyhose thar didn’t fi Social Studies Department quite right and everytime | wallsed | could B.S. Education hear little rips. By the time sixth hour was over | had been hearing little rios all day. The phone rang for me in the Student Cen- ter. As | walked in front of the class to get it, one of my students said, ‘your underwear is hanging our.’ Well, my hose had ripped all the way down and were hanging our of a Bowles , my pants. They were just dragging behind ne rit eee ore me. Af the Christmas party Mr. Deckert even gave me a pair of pantyhose with suspenders,” replied Mrs. Carol Colloni. ‘It was on my wedding day and my wife was going to feed me the calke ar the reception. She missed my mouth and hit me in the middle of my face. | even got a standing ovation from 500 people,’’ com- Sara Boyer Foreign Language Department mented Mr. Pete Waldo. Be Ragen “1 was doing a presentation for the Mis- souri Association of Teachers of English and | had on a blazer and wrap around skirt. | felt a little draft bur paid no attention fo it. Halfway through, a lady came up and told me that my skirt was undone in the back, | “1 used to hide in shame over embarrassing mo- must have been mooning the audience — ments,’ commented Pete Waldo, “but now | face everytime | turned around, “giggled Ms. — them like a trooper.” Carole Mulliken. Carthy Bindbeurel Faculty 141