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

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158 Faculty As a member of the Paddock Garden Club, Mrs. Saffley compleres one of her volunteer duties, bathing the rather large Dracaena. Lyle Thompson Social Srudies Department B.S. Education Sandy Tompkins Registrar Michael Wagner Industrial Education Department B.S. Drafting Technology J. “'Pete’’ Waldo Physical Education Department B.S. Education M.A. Education Richard Wallace Industrial Arts Department B.S. Education M.S. Education

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As restoration continues, Jeanne Garafalo and her family pause to see how things are going. Vickie Smith Secrerary Irene Squires Math Department B.S. Math M.A. Math Charles Sreevens Communications Department B.A. English M.A. English George Stephenson CL.P. Volunteer Martin Temple Administration B.S. Education M.S. Education Billie Teneau Communications Department A.B. English M.A. English After a grueling climb ro the top of Estes Cone in the Colorado Rockys, Ray Schoch takes a well deserved drinks of warer. Faculty 157

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Are there any . volunteers? Year after year, remarlsably enough, people seem to forger that schools are pub- lic institutions. As a result, relatively few peo- ple from the community visited MN, bur some of those who did also volunteered time, energy, and effort. Among those volunteering were Mr. Steevenson, Mr. Nauman’s father-in-law, and Mrs. Niehaus, former general office sec- retary. With their help, the extra worl around MN was finished. Another special contributor to MN was Mrs. Saffley, who donated her time keeping the plants around campus looking good. “It’s been a hobby of mine for years and it evolved as a civic project from the Paddocls Garden Club. We came once a month in the morning for three hours. The worls in- cluded fertilizing, grooming, and the repor- ting of the plants.”” The time Mrs. Saffley spent kept MN looking green. To keep the Colorguard in line, Mrs. Phyllis Bulaga volunteered her time as an instruc- for. ‘1 enjoyed being a member of Color- guard so much when | was in high school, but there wasn't much opportunity to keep af it.” So she decided to do the next best thing, which was to help the MN Color- guard. The amount of time thar Mrs. Bu- laga, better known as Mrs. “B” provided, consisted of six hours a weels practice plus the game and time required to make up the routine and meerting with Mr. Luerje during the baslsetball season. Volunteers such as these proved fo themselves and fo students that helping and sharing was indeed worthwhile. The day is finally done! Mr. Steevenson leaves the building smiling after volunteering a day of reaching a CP.U. in photography. Ron Webb Business Department B.S. Business Ed. M.A. Education Glenn Westover Science Department B.S. Education M.S. Education Mayertta Williams Social Srudies Depr. B.A. Sociology M.A.T. Education Janer Wilson Business Education Department B.S. Business Nancy Wollk Math Department B.A. English Carl Yochum Art Department B.S. Art M.S. Art With a look of accomplishmenr on her face, Mrs. Niehaus is proud of her efforts in the General Office. Faculty 159