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

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The Splrlt l1V6S on Spirited, dedicated, full of pep, and thoughtful, described the 1986-87 freshmen and sophomore cheerleaders. Both squads cheered for football, soccer, and basketball games. Chris Higgs and Mandi Morehead led the freshmen squad did a good job this year because of their enthusiasm, great spirit, positive attitude, and cooperation among the girls. The sophomore squad was led by co-cap- tains, Robyn Brell and Krissy Johnson. , , rm, 1 ' . ar, ' 4-H . -W- .. 8, I'-J., .,1' . -...gfgqn 'V 1'.. 'T squad throughout the year. They had to practice often to learn their routines and to work together. The girls also participated in a summer camp at Maryville College where they won two spirit awards, a tumbling award, and one award for all-around in the competitions. Erin Shaughnessy said, I liked being a cheerleader because it has helped me become friends with the people on the squad and to be active in school. Sponsor Kathy Tanner said, The 1986-87 Julie Becker appears to be praying for a victory. Front Row: Chris Higgs, Stacie Wren. Second Row: Amy Muskin. Third Row: Lisa Wasserman. Fourth Row: Erin Shaunghessy, Mandi Morehead, Amy Ong. Back Row: Jen Cota, Julie Becker, Natalie Fenster. Freshmen, Amy Ong, shows one of the squad's charactertistics - their smiles. They, too, had to practice extensively to perfect their routines. They also attended a cheerleading camp which helped the squad learn new cheers and skills. Most important, it was an opportunity for the squad to get together as a team. As Brell said, I loved being a cheerleader. I enjoyed going to the games and being a part of the school. Sponsor Stacey Grossberg said, My squad did work very well as a group, and I enjoyed working with them very much. Hocki Suza R-

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They call them the Marching Colts, This year, Central's marching band knocked the socks off of fans during halftime shows at varsity football games. With the input of a new band director, Doug Hoover, the band was most outstanding. I Go To Rio, Thunder and Blazes, and I Sing the Body Electric were three hot numbers that scored a IO with the crowd. Hoover ad. mitted that his band was a very successful one. Major highlights of the season were the dazzling performances at Busch Stadium and the Francis Howell competition. At the com- petition, drum majors, Stuart Ottolini and Eric Rhodes, took first place for their abili- ties as field commanders. The Marching Colts won first place for their performance in the Chesterfield Jamboree parade earlier in the season. The classic song, Twist and Shout, was played for a Homecoming pre- game that left everyone at the edge of their seats. The Varsity Parkettes and the JV Par- kettes accented it with an- authentic rock- and-roll dance. Dedication, musicianship, and a strong sense of tradition were only a few positive words said by Hoover about the band this year. The 1986-87 marching band worked out quite well under the direction of Hoover and his assistant, Neil Finbloom. The hard work paid off and the fun times will be re- membered by all! Award-winning drum majors, Eric Rhodes and Stuart Ottolini, strut onto the field. The percussion section has Got the Beat! ji