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

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If happened - we remembe Proud moments are something thar reachers treasure forever. During the 1981- 82 school year the teachers had some very nice memories. Mrs. Mary Krieg approached me one morning while | was looking over some tests. She suddenly asked me about my educational background. When | asked why, she explained herself. She had nomin- ated me for an award for the best high school chemistry teacher in the Sr. Louis area. | was stunned by it. | later found our that she had obfained letters of recommen- dation from fellow colleagues and adminis- frators. This was my proudest moment,’ said Ms. Kathy Domorink. “After several years of hard work, seeing the Probe sculpture being hung in the ad- visement center was one of my happiest moments this year,’’ exclaimed Mrs. Linda Repa-Eschen. The achievements of our faculty mem- bers occur nor only at school, bur in other fields as well. Mr. Richard Banlks, our Girls Choir Director, said one of his proudest moments occured when the Girls Choir performed an our- standing concert at a past choir festival. “One of my proudest moments this year,”” said Mrs. Marsha Pfingsten, ‘'was seeing the Pom Pon squad perform art Busch Stadium. ”’ The most special memories always come af times when people least expect them, bur they are remembered long after they happen. With a note of surprise, Kathy Dombrinls is astounded to find our thar she has been nominated for an award. Jeanne Garofalo Social Studies Department B.S. Education History M. Ed. Secondary Education Peggy Gies Home Economics Department B.S. Home Economics Dee Graham Administration B.A. English M.S. Guidance and Counseling Ph.D. Higher Education Carol Greer Library Aide Rick Gwydir : Social Studies Department B.S. Social Studies M. Ed. Secondary Education Gabby Haenssler Physical Education Department B.S. Physical Ed. M.A. Physical Education Besides being busy with her classworls, Marsha Pfing- ston works diligently with the card catalogue. Faculty 147

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146 Faculry Practicing is not limited to students. Richard Banks rehearses for an upcoming concert. Lee Fenron Library A.D. Library Science Debra Finkes Marth Department B.A. Math Mary Ann Fogarty Child Development A.D. Child Care Karol Frederichs Home Economics Department B.S. Secondary Education Lee Frederichs Driver Education Department B.S. Physical Education M.A. Education And Secondary School Administrarion Flo Garifo Clinic Registered Nurse

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Eloise Haesemeyer Communications Department B.S. English Bill Hampron Aagministration B.S. Education M.S. Education Adv. Certificate Laura Hawkins Communications Department B.A. English MS. English Jane Helbig Physical Education Department B.S. Physical Educarion M.A. Education Terry Henderson Science Department B.A. Science Milke Herring Counseling Department B.A. Philosophy, M.A. Educational Counseling When asked whom he admires mosr, Eloise Haese- meyer ponders for a few moments before answering. For jUst Q few moments Anwar Sadar, Dr. Martin Luther King, El- eanor Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, Gloria Steinem, John Wayne, and Margaret Thatcher. Who are these people? These were just a few of the many people greatly admired by the faculty at MN. Many people were admired nor only because of whar they achieved bur how they handled themselves. ‘'! admire Jim Hart, quarterback for the football Cardinals, because when he is on radio interviews he is subjected to a great deal of criticism and in most cases, he keeps cool and responds like a gentieman,” commented Mr. Linton Luetie, when asked whom he admired. There were a great deal of people who where nor widely known but admired just as much. ‘ ! think anyone is admirable if they try fo realize their potential to the point where they don't waste their talents,” star- ed Mr. Robert Blanner.