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

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ull Seniors Suzie lsham, Debbie Baltz, Laura Horstman, Bryan Roell, Michelle Skatoff, Krista Guess, Bruce Berwald, and Shannon Ziegen- luss polish off a fine meal. Seniors Mike Todd, Seth Friedman, and Mike Collett show they're pearly whites. Studens enjoy a night of jazz along with their parents. 1 Nm KN f l X Qtutlvnt l, Ile

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,,,,.7,7 ,. .,.,.,.,,,,, T ,h,, ,,,,, aww, V,,,,, 3 ,.,,,.,, ,,.,,...., Big Band dance boils over with fun BIG BAND DANCE RECIPE INGREDIENTS: Assorted students Tables full of parents, faculty, and admin- istrators A dash of spirit Bunches of door prizes Gather all the ingredients and mix togeth- er to create one of the best dances given at Parkway Central. Toss in bunches of door prizes to add more Hspicei' to the evening and sprinkle with tasty treats. This recipe for a fun evening was prepared by the PTO. The entertainment was cooked up by the Jazz Band. The evening Usimmeredi' with fun and boiled over with excitement. Cook at: Parkway Central Senior Prepared by: Lily Scott and the PTO CRITICS: Assistant Principal, David Stauffer The Big Band Dance is an exceptional opportunity for the staff, students, and par- ents to get together socially and enjoy an evening of fun.', I ' Student Lila ig... n sa ,U . Z' 'D -.4 The Jazz Band takes a rest from a full evening of tunes. Mike Dickstein, Chad Waetzig and his date, and Steve White take a lbirdis eye view' of the dancers. Dave Rudman and his mom dance the night away. Seniors Michelle fuss polish Seniors Mi pearly whit Studens en .i 5. L ug-Q ,..--nn--a

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The Lollipop Matinee . WW 'Mfr if 4 , .. We if , X4 ff W ,. Q Q. f YQ ,M 4, 5 E. f Student Life Lollipop Matinee has been a tradition at Parkway Central for 11 years. The show originated as a senior project which included mime, story, clown, and at that time puppet troupes. This production was a combined team effort of the producer, Betty Pfaff, the student directors, and the performers. Prep. arations for the show involved two weeks of rehearsing after school in addition to the troupes working together all year. Attendance at one of the two matinees was a special treat for preschool and kinder. garten children throughout the area. Every year the theme has been a birthday party fo, one of the Peanuts characters. This year'5 production was Schroeder's birthday. Children from the audience came on stage and participated in the party. Pfaff said lt gets kids away from the T.V. and they re. ceive some cultural enrichment in seeing live theater. Student directors of the play in- cluded Dan Guller, Sandy Eastwood, Brad Plein, and Karen Schaeffer. Lollipops were given to the 650 children and teachers who attended. The actual performance was spectacular. This year's show was upbeat, fast-paced, and a lot of fun for the children, said Junior Lori Swabby. Senior Lisa Woody clowns around. Senior Brad Eisenhower, Junior Danny Weinstein, Ju- nior Scott Hantman, guest of Karen Schaeffer, and Senior Lisa Woody sing Happy Birthday to the children.