North High School - Polaris Yearbook (North St Paul, MN)

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l98l-82 Polaris Staff A yearbook does not just happen, it takes planning, a lot of hard work, and plenty of time, hours go into a single page. Layouts are designed and brought to Mr. Wy- man for approval, some times they pass on the first time, but many times they do not, and then its back to the drawing board. Pictures are the biggest headache, if we do not have a picture we cannot plan a page. Dellarson does most of our pic- ture taking for the yearbook, the Camera Club helps out also. The yearbook staff usually starts out with 20 to 30 students, but as the year goes on the number that works on the yearbook drops to 5 to IO students that make sure that the yearbook gets put to- gether and in your hands in the spring. So the next time you see your picture in the yearbook be sure to thank one of the staff members for making this book for you. Yearbook Staff Yearbook sales people taking a well deserved break. CL to RJ Doreen Bilotta, Lynn Valenziano, Kim Wal Kris Thompson, Lori De Rocker.

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urse Assistants QS? V5 3 M X zu. urse's Assistants: Front Row: Kris Huston, Kathy Eggum. Wendy Ready. Second Row: Steve Qerville, Library Assistants ibrary Assistants: Front Row: Michelle Charpentier, Theresa Sonnek. Second Row: Rich Lancette, om Collin. Laurie Zappa. Kathy Tacko. Tim Sauro. Back Rowf Mike Gaffke, Mike Anderson, Ron nderson. Kirk Simon. Missing. Sandy Schultz, Tammy McMahon, Doreen Bilotta. There are seven of us that help Mrs. Pearson in the Nurse's Office. We are required to do certain jobs, such as keeping the office in order, sign students in and out of the office, and sometimes we have to find stu- dents that the Nurse wants to talk with. Lots of people come and go during the day. Unusual things seem to happen there, some good and some bad. We all get along really well. There are a lot of comedy people that come in just to say hi and then leave. Mrs. Pearson is a very nice person to work for Cmost of the timej, she does keep us work- ing. Kim Walz Library assistants help in the li- brary, they put books back on the shelves, they dust, they check books out to students and staff, and they check books back into the li- brary. The iob they like is to write reminders to students to return their over due books, they just fight over who will do it. There will never be a better group - until next year.

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. . Media Assistants 3. X Ent Row: Jim Polgalz, Barb Davis. Back Raw: Arnie Smestad, Jeff Szybatka. Jerry Cassidy, Jeff erna. Missing: Jack Ryan, Sharyl Olson, Ken Stenger. Counselor Runners Row: Jeff Jones, Steve Smith. Matt Dalluge. Row: Becky Amersbach. Theresa Windingstad, Robyn Hartwick. Mark Fowler. Jackie Folkerts. A.V. ASSISTANTS AVfMedia assistants help the staff in many ways, they deliver A.V. equipment to various rooms, they Xerox teacher material, they clean machines, and help in any way they can. They are a fun group, Cand a little crazyj. The Guidance School Service work- ers run messages and passes for the Counseling office as well as do fil- ing, sorting and misecllaneous work of a non-confidential nature.