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

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To help DECA raise money for a trip to Chicago, Katie Canterberry, senior, buys a sucker from Vicky Rodewald, senior. John Steins Il Arzie Stephens 10 Chris Stephens 9 Debbie Stephens 0 Suzanne Stephens Ii Richard Steevens Il Augusta Stewart Il Shawn Stewart 10 Kurt Stiefer Il Karey Stiefer 9 Brett Stone 10 Kelle Storey 10 John Stransky 10 Ann Strauss Il Doug Striebel Il Susan Strinni Il Roy Struckmeyer 10 Sharon Sturgeon 10 Pat Sullivan Il Kelly Summerfield 9 Troy Summerfield ¢ Tim Summers II Dorene Sutton |0 Monica Suyo 10 Russell Svoboda 9 Brenda Swafford 9 Jeff Swart 10 Dave Swingle 10 Laura Szostek 10 Linda Taggart Il Patricia Talley 9 Sheli Tapp 10 Jim Tarrant 9 Darrell Taylor 10 Mike Taylor Il Sylvester Taylor Il Greg Temme II Pam Temps 10 Rhonda Tess 10 Rick Tess 10 Terri Tessmer Il Kirk Thaemert 9 Andy Theising 10 Dan Theler 10 Amy Thomas IO John Thomas II 122 DECA

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Talking about the current issues are Cheryl Reese, senior, Jane Klein, sophomore and Falishia Harrold, sophomore. Looking closely at the maps they'll be using are Cheryl Reese, senior, Jane Klein, sophomore and Falishia Harrold, sophomore. Sondra Smith Il Theresa Smith 9 Tracey Smith 10 Joe Smothers |0 Tom Smothers 10 Brett Sneller Il Eric Snelson 9 Allen Snider 9 Angie Summers II Darla Spitzner II Phil Springer 10 Julia Springmeier 9 Cindy Squires 9 Lynn Stacy 10 Cindy Stafford Il Michelle Stahlschmidt 9 Greg Stanley Il Leslie Stanley Il Randy Stapleton 10 Jenell Statum Il Chris Stecher 10 Chris Steevens 10 Kim Steimel 9 Dave Steve 10 Scott Stouffer 10 Disscussing the trip and going through all the details is Mr. Rick Gwydir, sponsor. Underclass I2I

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“Talk about frozen stiff!” Ray Beam, hypnotist, dem- onstrates his gift on Missy Bailey, freshman. “It’s munchie time!” Before the meeting is called to order, DECA members indulge in Hi-C and cookies. . Mary Thomas 9 Dave Thompson 10 Gina Thompson 10 Mike Thompson 9 Wendy Thompson 9 Tony Thornburgh 9 Margaret Thorn Il Laura Tigges Il Tiffany Todd 9 Laurie Toerper Il Anina Townsend 9 Cassandra Townsend |0° Tracey Townsend II Bob Tracy 10 Joe Tracy 10 Not a job-an adventure “DECA? What the heck is that?” DECA stood for Distributive Educational Clubs of America. “Well, what was it for?” DECA prepared McCluer North students to take a place in the business world and made them aware of their obligations to their community. It also gave them a chance to learn to be leaders as well as followers. Every year, DECA students took part in a district competition against five other Presiding over a meeting, Patty Scognamiglio and Vickie Roeewald, seniors, discuss fund-raising ac- tivities for Muscular Distrophy. schools in our area. If they won that, they would enter the state and national com- petition. Since Barbara Payne has been the sponsor, the DECA club has been in the national tournament twice. “Why haven't I ever heard of it?” Not many people have, but there are probably a lot who wish they had. ‘I think more people should be involved in this kind of club because you get credit for working, and it’s a whole lot of fun.” “That sounds great. But what if | don’t like it?” In the words of Vicky Haupt, treasurer, “| don’t think anyone would regret joining!” DECA I23