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

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Fiddler on the Roof was a joint effort of the music and drama departments. Dramatic and Stage Director Betty Pfaff, Orchestra Director Linda Presgrave, and Vocal Direc- tor Steve Eubank worked together to help duction cost approximately i'o4,000, which paid for set construction, costumes, props, and makeup. Much of the money was earned through the talent show and ticket sales. 'Fiddler' follows PCH 'tradition' make this production a success. Others who helped included: Choreography-Chataqua Leonard, Sound-Doug Hoover, Costumes- Pat Stratman, Set Construction-Doug Ben- nett, and Art-Lauren Davis. You're only as good as the foundation under you, said Eubank. With a foundation like Dan Guller, Karen Schaffer, Careley Tredo, Martha Kate Stallings, Christy Cable, Kelly Pettit, Judy Flegel, Jeff Wren, Scott Atkinson, and many, many others, you can see why this musical was such a success. lt takes a group effort with people who desire to excel and the individual commitment of the actors and actresses. A musical such as Fiddler on the Roof is not an inexpensive task. This year's pro- A play such as this could not have been such a hit without the help of the behind-the- scenes people. Stage managers Laurie Greenberg, Natalie Turner, and Denise Travers did an excellent job in helping the show come together. When looking for be- hind-the-scenes people, Eubank says, We look for responsible, dependable, and hard working people. As stage director, Pfaff said she was very, very proud of the kids. She said, I particu- larly liked how the kids cared about each other and their directors. With the help of staff, kids, crew, parents, and orchestra this year's musical proved to be a smashing suc- cess. The cast takes their final bows after an excellent performance Freshman Christy Cable and Junior Martha Kate Stallings hope to find a husband by singing to the Matchmaker Student Life 6 , Z, W 1. Ze f -'elif ' 1 i r , l l i l l i i . I l P 1 . 1 L r Q .

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Colts play under th light With the final score of 26 to 10 Parkway Central was defeated by the West Longh- orns at Busch stadium. In spite of the Colts' loss, the fans cheered on the thundering herd with great enthusiasm. Their spirit helped ease the tension amongst the play- ers, commented Junior Laura Rubin. It was a night of lights, action and excitement. The fun thing was for the players and coaches to play in that setting and under the lights, said Coach Bob Trowbridge. We were disappointed in the outcome, because we had a horrible second quarter. We made mistakes that cost us 21 points, said Trowbridge regretfully. After three years of being a varsity starter, Senior Scott Solar positively said, I felt excited playing at Busch Stadium though I was very un- happy with the outcome. All in all it made me feel important being a part of the game. The Parkettes performed for pre-game and the Parkway West Highlanders provided half-time entertainment. Both shows were highlighted by the instant replay screen. The scoreboard may not have shown the Colts on top, but the night provided a chance in a lifetime none will forget. no e fans ad W' all L Junior Jill Goedeke, Rachelle Paul, Laura Rubin and Mike Richmond take time out to smile. 1 Senior Erich Rhodes shows his poise in front of a Busch stadium crowd. Student Life 3 'E .r. The band played to arouse spirit. The poms gather around Senior Tim Husky SS he plays his solo. Senior Mike -h..,,,,