Parkway Central High School - Spur Yearbook (Chesterfield, MO)

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Beth Burns, ather Murphy, let Springer, l while Spring- hg individuals Seniors Kim r, Juniors Ka- ,and Sopho e First Team der and Fox. l:ord for stolen 36,indudmg ieider led the of .474. Fox nn average Of Second Team and Ddurphv entions. Burns wnh16. h schedule for en of the final state tourna- h RothermiCh e season. N01 we had fun. I s was the fad really looking Burn 'e starters the 7 season. l 7' HOME visiron O omg C3 8 O C econ o o o coco 8000 TIES 00000 Webster Groves 1 29 Lindbergh 9 3 Aflton 10 17 Parkway North 4 8 Lafayette 4 2 Oakville 1 2 Parkway South O 9 Parkway North 5 4 Northwest H.S. 2 1 Parkway North 3 5 Parkway South 3 9 Fox 5 4 Ritenour 6 7 Kirkwood 1 4 Hazelwood C. 6 3 Ladue 2 11 Parkway North 7 1 Lafayette 0 4 Parkway West 10 13 Mehlville 6 5 Pattonville 6 5 McCluer North 4 . r V ff ' f m,,Wxaw M I ,gy ,W f 'K A MM A., f,fff., ' ' Zffi4?4f!f'f,. 7 I l M ' 5 M7iW27WW7f 'S 6,10 'R' Q Y f .,,. 4 4 Junior Beth Burns prepares to throw the runner out at second. Coach Don Rothernaich has his thinking cap on. Erin Neely steals home in the victory over the Longhorns. SP0rts af Z We 0

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