Springfield North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Think of it all. You say you get tired of it all? Well, what is all of it? Before it all began, the yearbook staff had to organize all of it and here is how they did it. It was 1983. Your face. Your mug was alphabetically ar- ranged and tagged with name and division number so you could be found twice. And there you are with a bit of upperclass vocational help from Tim Yeager, followed by junior accomplices Liz Willeman and Wuzzer Rader, first timers dealt first time by Steff Mason, and sophomores not on the short end due to Melissa Dooley. What about the rest of the system ' s populace? Interviews with administrators, facul- ty and staff caused Amy Turner to put them in their place, some at issue ' s front, others hidden. Together, everyone made 1983 a happening and Tim Stadler recorded the highlights. Behind much of what happened were special interest groups Leanna Hazel uncovered. Tiffany Funk, Beth Rosencrans and Cindy Rice scored the games people played. Teresa Lisch noted those who read a different type of score. Staging yet another show was Tracy Swan. As the days would wane, the Panthers continued to play and Tammy Hosier caught their cheese. The big cheese, of course, were the seniors found frolicking in each other ' s midst as arranged by Laura Addis and an Amy Stamper type. Very much appreciated and not forgotten was the support of the community, businesses and patrons, added by Andrea White. Foreign cor- responding was handled by Alfonso Niera, on loan from Columbia. It was costly business that took fancy financing by Beth Fuller. What an arrangement. What an edition. Edited by Marlyse Wiebenga. Photography was coordinated by Peter Bressoud with professional assistance courtesy of senior portrait photographer John Herzog. And giving advice, whether it was wanted or hot, were advisor Tom Spurgin and Taylor Publishing Co. representative Wes Mirick. POLARISTAFF Rader Yeager Bressoud Addis and Dooley Spurgin and Mirick There it is. North Illustrated in 1983. Enjoy it again, and again, and again