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

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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

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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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Students Involved in Modern Affairs Front: Ross McGregor, Amy Turner, Lynn Hobson, Cindy Rice, Jim Husted. Middle: Andrea White, Chris Kattel, Jamie Melfi. Back: Mr. Pyle, Dawn Belt, John Jordak, Nancy Meyer, Bill Lord, Marybeth Highmiller, Stephanie Sayers. SIMA club members used the group as a vehicle to explore p olitics and new horizons in our world of government and communi- ty service. Under the supervision of Adviser Mr. Pyle and leadership of club President Beth Rosencrans the group took an active part in local government by actively campaign- ing in the Fall. Future Business Leaders of Annerica FBLA raised funds through candy sales, plant sales, and paper typ- ings to sponsor representatives at business conferences ane to take a trip to the University of Cincinnati Business College. Front: Pam Burkitt, Amy Turner. Middle: Wendy Wagner, Cindy Rice, Tammy Hosier, Lynn Hobson. Laura Addis. Back: Markley, Kelvin Garrison, Hugh Little, Rosie Vizzari, Terri Miller.