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

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8TENT0R -ront: Adviser Ms. Pruitt, Nancy Baker, Cin- jy Valley, Editor Sharon Cason. Back: Ann Beth MacLean, Marty Houston, Judy Shobe, Beth Titer, Leslie Ryman, Robin Selby, Bengt Brown. Interviewing, observing, copy writing, scooping, editorial writing, photographing, cropping, organiz- ing, laying out spreads, rebutting and revising were all part of the learning involved with the ex- perience of journalisnn. The result of all this effort was your student newspaper. Ken Nordenbrock TEACHER — Photography — Printing Hometown: Connorsville, Indiana Undergraduate: Indiana State University Degree: Ba chelor ' s in Industrial Arts Experience: 22 of 24 years at North Favorite Food: Mexican, the hotter the better Interests: Yardwork, Photography, Model Railroading 93

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Office Assistants They did it! No matter what the need, office workers were ready to run errands, deliver pink and blue slips, lead visitors through the school, alphabetize materials, stuff Interim reports in- to envelopes, stick address labels on envelopes, file schedules, fill teachers ' mailboxes with announcements, and aid the office secretaries in assuring the smoothe operation of any normally hectic day. And they did it. Front: Anne Carmosino, Misti Layne. Marsha Lee, Beth Fuller. Cindy Rice. Middle: Bengt Brown, Jim Husted, Teresa Tehan, Hugh Lit- tle. Back: Jeff Harbaugh, Marsha Bradley, Mike Highmiller, Brad Comerford, Nancy Meyer. 03 CD CD CD F O C Q O O Fifty pages worth of players, cheerleaders, ads, seasonal sports information, and rosters were made available at home sporting events due to the efforts of the program committee. Thanks to Adviser Mr. Turner and guidance from Printer Mr. Nordenbrock, the publication met with great success. L to R: Lynn Hobson, Gary Ruff — liaison, Andy Zimmerman — chairman, John Jor- dak, Jamie Melfi.

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ip Future Homemakers of America SHOWING ACTIVE LEADERSHIP TODAY Even during the previous Summer FHA was busy with four members at the National Convention. Dur- ing the year the club presented an Officer Leadership Training workshop and workshops at Fall and District meetings. Besides that, the group sponsored two ac- tivities each day during FHA week, including the Mr. Sexy Legs contest won by Mr. Cox. Other ac- tivities included: working with Special Olympics, win- ning Regiona Rally, pro- viding Playspace at the Mall during the Week of the Young Child. Betty Weisenbach Hmtwn.: Hamilton Undgd.: Miami U., Ohio U. Exprnce.: 7 of 29 years at North Interests: Grandchildren, Crafts, Decorating, Walking, Reading. Mrs. Weisenbach would like to be remembered as a loving wife and mother, the best grand- mother, and an inspira- tional teacher. Pam Thompson Hmtwn.: Springfield Undgd.: U. of Cincinnati, Ray Vogue Grad.: Wright State Exprnce.: 2 of 13 years at North Interests: Sight Seeing, Travelling, Sunbath- ing, Sewing, Shopping Favorite Food: Chocolate Ms. Thompson will always be remembered for her dedication to and tireless work with students. 0