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

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tion. In addition, both groups re- spected each another’s opinions and feelings. Every year the faculty seems revitalized and more eager to establish a positive, open, learn- ing environment. Personally, | think McCluer North is the place to be!”’ said Sarah Boyer, foreign lan- guage teacher. Although the many changes seemed slow at first, routine found its place. Negative viewpoints, the few that existed, changed for the better. By the time second semester Releasing balloons before the Homecoming game against the Pattonville Pirates, varsity cheerleaders try to get the day’s events started. rolled around, it as common-place to include freshmen in everything. That was only appropriate! As the end of the year came, freshmen reminisced about the days of their old schools — now just memories in the past. Under- classmen looked forward to return- ing again, but for seniors it was time to graduate. And for years to come, students will ‘“‘move over and grow’”’ into the next set of traditions. Move Over ... We’re Growing Driving on to the faculty parking lot isn’t so exciting day after day, but on this day the swinging ‘r caught many eyes. Move over ... Not sure if he is in Kindergarden or high school, Clint Ballinger, senior, holds a “Fat Albert” lunchbox in one hand and a calculus book in the other. Getting in the mood for Hawaiian Day, Jeff Crowder, junior, helps support the boys varsity soc- cer team on the last day of second quarter. 240 Closing

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