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

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S fi rwr ' s H w , . ' .. Q 'if-is. a penalty l l 4 GI Front Row: Marie Stingo, Stacy Eisworth, Lisa Dickstein, Melissa Safran, Kari Guess, Carrie Channa. Second Row: Kari Fissmer, Cara Deffenbaugh, Sarah Herrick, Rachelle Hayworth, Dee Dee Schaffer, Kris Sewing, Cathy Wheil, Third Row: Jackie Cota, Sherry Sherman, Rochelle Hockney, Amy Johnson, Heather Coffie, Jennie Dorosh. Fourth Row: Teri Mueller, Jill Goedeke, Julie Turner, Kris Bindon, Katy Freidmen, Coach Trowbridge. The stroke of ccess i i I L HOME VISITOR ll S oooo 019 ' l 8 9 E O0 O Q 00000 TIES 00000 l g0PPONENT WE THEY l Q Kirkwood 68 104 Blue Springs 87 85 Sa, Joseph 96 76 l Lafayette 109 63 l'lCCluer North 48 124 Eazelwood West 57 115 1 layton 65 107 A Parkway West 91 81 l Lindbergh 66 106 Hazelwood East 65 107 FUN Zumwalt 78 145 Hilelwood Central 59 145 D University City 46 126 Mehlville 38 130 lily Freidmen, Kris Bindon, Jill Goedeke, and Julie lumer show off their cute hairstyles. The Parkway Central's girls swim team was uncertain as to their potential for the 1987 season, but as the season wore on, the team was pleasantly surprised by their suc- cess. The reason for such uncertainty among the team members was the youth and inex- perience of many of the new swimmers and divers. After graduating eight or nine seniors last year the team was left with two seniors. But that wouldn't stop the Colts. The season ended with a fourth place at state. Swim Coach Bob Trowbridge and Diving Coach Kevi Harwood-Medart led the Colts to an outstanding season. Outstanding per- formances were given in the 200 Freestyle by Junior Julie Turner, Sophomore Heather Coffie, and Freshman Sarah Herrickg in the 200 I.M., Juniors Jill Goedeke, Katy Fried- men, and Sophomore Jennie Doroshg in the 50 Freestyle, Junior Jennifer Kennedy, and Sophomores Kris Sewing and Cara Deffen- baugh, in Diving, Sophomores Rachel Hayworth, Rachelle Hockney, and Fresh- man Amy Johnson, in 100 Butterfly Fried- men, Junior Jackie Cota, and Senior Melissa Safran, in 100 Freestyle Deffenbaugh, and Kennedy, in the 500 Freestyle Turner, Cof- fie, Sophomore Sherry Sherman, and Her- rick, in the 100 Backstroke Senior Kris Bin- don, Goedeke, and Freshman DeeDee Schaffer, and in the 100 Breaststroke Dor- osh, Friedmen, and Freshman Kari Guess.

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Runners prove successful Although they didn't win state, the 1987 track team did have its high points. The captains for the season were seniors Greg Smiley, Tom Bedard, and juniors Keith Co- hen, and Brian Coleman. Their 4x400, and 4x200 team made it to sectionals, along with Cohen in the discus and Coleman in the 200m and the 400m. Coleman made it all the way to state and placed seventh with a school record break- ing jump of 6'4 . Several other school re- cords were broken during the season includ- ing Coleman in the 400m l49.87 secondsl junior Mark Schmitt in the 300m intermedi- ate hurtles 139.61 secondsl, and the 800m relay team of Sophomore Schmitt, Sopho- more Reid Burkhart, Coleman, and Sopho- more Scott Stanford l1:30.67l. The underclassmen did well also. Mark Webster broke the sophomore school record in high jump with a jump of 6'3 , Kirk Barnes broke the sophomore triple jump record with a jump of 41'3.' Freshman Karl Kenimar broke the freshman pole vault re- cord with a vault of 9'6. The superlatives included Coleman as Most Valuable Player, Cohen as Most lm- Droved, Junior Matt Kinney as Most Dedi- cated, and Senior Pete Kilpatrick for Broken Baton. Sports