Parkway North High School - Saga Yearbook (Creve Coeur, MO)

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1.29 Y -4 Ga 'wc 1 9 Riff and Bernardo, leaders of the Jets and the Sharks, hold a War Council to decide weapons and rules for a rumble while surrounded by the rest of the two gangs. The Puerto Rican gang, called the Sharks has only sev- .. 'J .1 A ' ' ' A - , r e ali st ,affix at t A ' if Z Taffy 5 ,. 1? ,aeif'l.6ff:fQfT,-W MVZ Y J Q ' Q1sVit2z7 5 Q, X ' -' Q' 'f 1 - S - f . I 1. 1 , Q. -M , L Me, I am a donkey, and proud of it. Many people did not realize that adults are not the only ones inter- ested in politics. The Young Democrats was a club cre- ated by Junior Aaron Coo- per, in December and spon- sored by Mr. Rick Blaha. l started the club because l was interested in the Presi- dential candidates, the is- sues, and the political pro- cess, said Aaron. Q. -3 i ' :,. C .. , L xg W. U f Ag Q A , J- ' sf 51-5'ff, fir Q 99' ,, 15 A S -A Q. M. Y '5Z:A'?'Qf W L 3 i 'Wxgvx '. x ' C Q ' ' , D ' ' x 1 - ' - ,, ' J WN sf, . X . 5+ 2 ' X, 1 '- '- .r r g 1 s 1 gi ,X a 5, . X r X1 1 ' ,K ' 3- , 4, cl SNK 3 , if ,Q ' ' XA ' ' 'six . , x ' . . -4 .- tx ini lm v l 2: W : A n The club invited political speakers such as Mr. S. Lee Kling to speak to students and faculty on March 14 about their own political views. l never really fa- vored the democratic party more: the club was only an avenue to help me learn more about politics, said Vice-President Crystal Mer- itt. Amy Plisco photos by Marit Lopez ,Ii-Aw - 7 tial A V j-g-fu., , i, - fu Q X U 4 iiffiff.. - all ' ' Lent ff -f-'E' N., , .' s ' was 4 :.::-vw-ao W wb- L.. en members. Front YOW2 Bambi- Young Democrats. Stefanie ritt. Toyia Battle, Chad Cooper. H0 Jose CCN-Hd COODCU, Ber- Vines, Aaron Cooper, Crystal Mer- nardo tlid Hartfieldl, Pepe tBart 0'Toolel. Second row: Indio ttleff Willsl, Chino tTerry Ziegle- manl, Luis tBill Holmesl. Back row: Toro lAndy Mastersl. -.:53fweS1e sue Slnry

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Bwdlalldff BBE! Wan Oul' l felt like I was actually see- gave an encore on March 21. ing a Broadway play, said The musical was chosen to Sophomore Mike Plisco. l'The perform at the Missouri State play kept me in tears, even Thespian Convention on May after it was over, when asked 1. how l liked it, said Senior Q 1 viekimwelleeef between Self' lBi2Z.!?E2.,Z2fSs5eEi225l2'2.'rJ2'il'll fles. lt was better than any Holmes, a Shark. th. dwa Ia l've ever seen, The Amencan gang, the Jets, has Broa y D y nine members. Front row: Diesel lRicki Massmanl, Cieeter tQuinn PNH has a lot of talent, said Mrs. Myra Radinsky, whOSC Palmerl, Snowboy Wick Salpeckarl. ' . Back row: Arab tPhil Zehmsl, Baby daughter was In thifplay West John lliyle Palmerl, Action tCourtney 5106 Stow held DC Ofmaflfes wiisoni, Big Deal mana Mylesl, Riff March 17 to 20. The play, tBrian Turil, Anybodys tlvlichelle which sold out all 4 dates, Levil- r X V+ KQ --fv . -. ' - A Q ' ffl ffvzffiw- e - .f .WIA 'e 'v 3. f. ,,+.- -- 1' .ef - l x,,ff15,.,,,,. V .w . .14 ,.q,n,,.. A - u, I , .. - ,. Ld' I 'V ,fu f Wien. A K bl' 13 'S Y ,W ,Q - J lu- I- 52fwe-51: sae Slxny-'i' 1

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Learning Groups New Young Republicans The Young Republicans was a new club formed and sponsored by Dr. Dan Stelmach. The president was Senior Manish Shah. They met every other Monday or more to discuss current Republican issues. On May 2 United States Representative Frank Flotron spoke to the group. He told about hisjob as Representative. He went into complete detail and answered everyone's questions. The Young Republicans often joined with the Young Democrats to share speakers. They invited each other to hear people speak, according to Dr. Stelmach. The Republicans discussed the jobs and duties of being either a Republican or a Democrat. They contrasted and compared the two. Students also volunteered their ser- vices to the 1988 elections. -Danielle Cohen -photos by Michelle Guy I -U 5 Q Young Republicans. Front row: Alicia Barishman. Brian Keams, Aimie Mea- cham, Alex Libkind. Second row: Brian Gold, Jeff Koshi, Scott Niemeyer, Manish Shah, Dag Seagren. Back row: Sailendra Sunkara, Mary Keller, Doug Radloff. R ' R ' ' 3? 7 if fl f W T. . 'y T its L5 fi? i .f ' m. , .- ' Senior Matt Weir takes notes on a lecture, one of the many assignments for his 18th Cen- tury Literature class. Kelley Burns studies hard to keep her grade in Spanish lV up so she can eam the college ,.,,,-s- X :- L ' ,,, credit. Members of the Young Re- publicans, Alicia Barishman and Aimee Meacham discuss the candidates for the upcom- ing election.