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

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$ | Dr. Warren M. Brown uperintendent of Schools The top of the ladder What really happened behind the scenes at McCluer North and the district? Who were the people that controlled such a vital part of the students’ life? Did any- one really know all of the jobs our admini- strators had? The names were heard coming out of the office during executive meetings, but to most students they were only that: names. But good names. Dr. Warren M. Brown, Superintendent of Schools, will leave an empty space in our district’s administration that will be hard to fill. He announced his retirement, after 23 years of dedicated service to the dis- trict. Dr. Brown will be sorely missed, and we wish him all the best in the future. Most students only thought about the ad- ministration when it snowed, wondering there would be classes on a particular day, but this was not their only job. They set school policies and had the final word on anything affecting the district’s schools. North’s students weren't the only people that the School Board had to think about, because they had to plan for the whole district. They were elected for three- year terms. There were elections for two of the school board positions each year. The six members of our School Board de- served extra credit, because they worked without salary for the good of all of our district’s students. People should be thankful that there were people like them who were willing to take on so much responsibility. Mrs. Mary R. Foulke Director, Board of Education Dr. Ralph J. Ankenbrand Director, Board of Education Dr. Paul B. Koch Assistant Superintendent for Personnel Mr. Joseph L. Wells Assistant Secretary, Board of Education School Board And Administration 133 |

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eae Fest. oe Mrs. Carol L. Barnes = Mr. Patrick O. Boyle Dr. Robert Fritz Vice-President, Board of Education Secretary, Board of Education Assistant Superintendent for Administration Mrs. Donna O’Kief Dr. John Wright Dr. Sterling W. Hayden Director of Community Relations Assistant Superintendent for Pupil President, Board of Education Personnel Mr. Bill R. Hampton Assistant Superintendent for Instruction 132 School Board And Administration

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Going over her schedule for second semester, Cyn- thia Stewart, freshman, looks on as Martin Temple, freshman principal, suggests a class or two for her to take. Being inside the sophomore office doesn’t always mean someone is a sophomore. Jean Roth, senior, just visits Larry Kreyling, sophomore principal. As office aides in the junior office, Claudia Neil, and Antwayne Miller, seniors, and Tim Jennings, junior, help Carl Jason, senior principal, sort through sec- ond quarter progress reports. Stopping to talk a little during teachers work day, Dr. Dolores Graham, senior principal, listens to Bob Chamberlain, chairman of the social studies depart- ment. 134 Principals