Parker High School - Annual Yearbook (Parker, SD)

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Sparks were flying as the Parker Pacesetters flew through the fall and winter season with five performances. For home- coming, the fourteen girls rocked to Girls, Girls, Girls, by Motley Crue. They also did an altered version for a girls' bas- ketball game. At a boys' basket- ball game, the team strutted their stuff to Billy Idol's Mony Mony. The Christmas routine, corn- plete with pajamas and teddy bears, was done to I Saw Mom- my Kissing Santa Claus, with the help of Tonya Petersen and Joe Wolff as Mommy and Santa. Of course, the girls didn't put out such great performances without hard work and 7:30 a.m. practices, which were not a fun part of drill team. However, their advisor, Ms. Froiland, and their captain, Jann Carlson, made the work bearable. Kathy Ihnen and Dawn Jen- nings agreed that The highlight of the year was going to Sioux Falls to buy shoes. During this excursion, nine of the fourteen members crowded into Holly Hertel's car and cruised to Sioux Falls. Between shoe stores, they raided Chi Chi's, Baskin Robbin's, and Burger King. This has been a fun and successful year. Dana Marsh, Holly Hertel, and Kerri Johnson are moving to the beat. vThe girls are ready to roll. AWorld beware, they're ready to fly. v0ne, Two, Three, Four!!

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Junior High pirit Football. Row One: Shane Leininger, Jared Varns, Jamie Koller, Jason Ander- son, Jeremy Berens, Kent Johnson, Tony Nugtereng Row Two: Jerry Zebell, Mark Kasten, Jeremy Heim, Rob Meadors, Jerrett Jennings, Adam Footeg Row Three: Eric Meyers, Kyle Jones, Eric Schoffelman, Jason Marsh, Wyatt Gilles- pie, Travis Volz, Coach Fuller. ' The Jr. high football team's flight ended with a 2-4 record, losing many close games in the last minutes. The players were fourth in the Salem invitational tourney for the first games of the season. With the freshmen, the guys avenged last year's only loss, beating Alcester 33-14. They then came back to defeat Salem 44-12. Also, the boys had some very close games against Wakonda and Centerville. Wyatt Gillespie lead in rush- ing yards, with games well over one hundred yards. Travis Volz lead the passing attack while Jeremy Heim, Kyle Jones, and Mark Kasten were on the receiv- ing end of the passes. son, Connie Chaney. School spirit was soaring in the junior high sports, with sev- en cheerleaders leading the flock. The girls, under the in struction of Mrs. Eitreim, worked hard and enthusiasti cally to support our young ath letes. They completed a success ful flight, saving our school spirit from a crash landing. Three cheers for our cheerleaders!!! 64 Junior High Girls Basketball and Football. Amy Turner, Jolene Carl- Boys Basketball. Jennifer Krunbach, Connie Chaney, Joann Gill, Not pictured: Lori Stark. vGIMME!!! 4 i I