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

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. . nl?-.R -'Fff l:J'hsQ- r u if s terest, more offered this id, I loved ak it because ilped me to glish teacher 2 really tried hinking. We to logically i argumenta- etationf' At- in important a success this -CQWWMWQMM f History teacher William Boyle and English teacher Lou Jobst took all their academic courses, but apparently they missed one on clothes coordination. The 1986-87 English Department: Front Row: Carl Beck, Denise Fischer, Diane Green, Diane Boyle, John Parsons, Terri Mullins. Back Row: Jerry Burris, Gene Dalton, Bob Connoley, Lou Jobst, Jan Henderson, Jennifer Katsaras, Barbara Cossarini, Karen Horn, Kathy Grove. 'Not pictured: Winston Rogers, Carol Richardson, Barbara Doering, Donna Ross, Gail Klazura, Amy McMahon, Mickey Madden. fievys, f 'Q' J . 511. ,. 'JA::mu. Discussing work with his students is an important part of Bob Connoley's freshmen English class. Carol Richardson takes a moment to work at her desk during one of her creative writing classes. ,ga f 7 Faculty ' Li., 1 ,ff V I 1 Y In , , .1 A M - jj , ... V ,L AV 1 . A, : ,-44.34-J 4' ,., .r .' -- - .,,...,. :,--,,- ----L--- -- L g --,,..,W,,i . -M -. . Y , . N 35,3 up A. V . ,,-.l - - -- ,- , '-. - -' gnu.. - '

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h 4- ESSA ENGLISH TEST Y: Explain each of the following topics giv- ing specific supports. -1. -2. .-3. 4. -5. -6. -7. -8. -9. Mr. Jobst was in the National Honor Soci- ety. Mrs. Fischer spent her Senior Prom watch- ing television with her date because he got the Chicken pox. Mrs. Richardson was captain of her cheer- leading squad. Mrs. Boyle dislocated her shoulder on Homecoming day at majorette practice. Mr. Rogers was manager of a Rax restau- rant. If she were not a teacher, Mrs. Mullins would like to work in geriatrics. Mr. Beck slept on the beach of Lake Michi- gan on his Prom night. Mrs. Henderson and four classmates were stranded in St. Louis for a night with no money during the summer between her ju- nior and senior year after they missed their train. Mrs. Cossarini was married in Berlin. f i 1 f ' f Q - , f V ,f 8. V!,,,.fV,.,,V.6 M 2 i l i . I ff f T i i r V , , --1 , vi- , 1. i .- ii. i r 'W.. i 'W'-nr., V i , , HV, 'T 4, 5'w,n, 'J 'T F-i'HW F'! lli T- ,f1 Y:l1'7'T?FF T 7f '!- ' 'ffl1fTllE'7-if.5UiEZi.fI75f'Z'vPT ? Fig Tb T 'rl' w - ,,iii'gp,i,W,,ynM, 1i'Vf'r',ni W WQZW W5 gif ,V i.,ggti?ff -' fl li-M QW ,, l i ? , - '. 2' .iiiv'li1'lEfE!lf!fYl5'ljifflf s.lii+t' 7 U H-'li ll! i gli fl ii ii' l Ml' ni W i WE ll E W 'll 'i 'i W ,fi 'V,, 1, if,.i ', , , Pa--i4,, ,, M... , -,ir , .. i ' . 'L if . 4 .i 'V i, .i i, J -.,, -: ,.i- - - ww , ,i V, . V - ,J -1 - ,. , . :fi , Irwin . H J- 4, rv , , V .. ,- .i ,-, .f -,. , . ..,.f, H'- lflflwjl VV ' ,,,' jg'-if H V f .' I , 11,1 'H . .if 'r,ZZl:fl'jl'Vi.'1i ,gi all J w ig , i172lmi.jiVqlQ V 55 V ,Wg EWJ' i fs Milf in l i7 m Wi' 'W L' VW ' . '- . V' ii- i.Li?'lfJ 1i -' fl -i'ilwz 'fi' 'nm-ii V, 5, gf' ' . 1 -- . . 4 ,, i , ig . i- , i '45 , f in ' F' Q' W it 'ii 'Will F ' 'iJ' i qiL -ffl T n i, 5 w him i -g JM if iw ' g. if-i f W 4 - 'till Wli1f iii'i ii in As.. Q iii is - W l -if i if 'W ri ii Mi, M fi y ,46 4 M, i ,www I as M 'I ii si A i ni L ,film fi, 4, ill' MV' nnw i ,WLM J li'-Li fd ima if in M mfr 105 ww ' , . . llllilfilllititilifiilazlilimilil 7' V . .. J. 1 ., . .. . , Mifflin N- flll.il77glltl li111ll'iii+JiiMs.sl1la.r.llfg.illi sais.. V See Dick. See Jane. See Spot run. Run, Spot, run! Central students have come a long way since those first years of grammar. Central's English department has evolved over the years to encompass everything from grammar and literature to creative writing. Students had a wide assortment of classes available to develop their writing skills., 'A wide sprectrum of classes like year- book, newspaper, and journalism were of- fered. Also included in the curriculum were radio and television braodcasting classes for students who wanted to explore broadcast- ing careers. ln a response to students' interest, more creative writing courses were offered this year. Carol Roach, senior, said, I loved creative writing. l'm so glad I took it because it was a lot of fun and it helped me to become a better writer. English teacher Terri Mullins said, This year we really tried to place emphasis on logical thinking. We wanted students to learn how to logically develop all their writing from an argumenta. tive essay to a literature interpretation. At. taining goals like these were an important part of the English department's success this year. -' ,.- f f c' fzffrfr g,. The teachers are always grading an endless amount of papers as shown by Jan Henderson. Senior Steve White knows the secret to a good grade in Gene Dalton's Honors English class! YV .J r 2.3 . :,.4.- i History Lou apparently The 198 Carl Boyle Jerry Jobst, . Cossarini, Winston R Donna P

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mu . . SOCIAL STUDIES TEST TRUE OR FALSE: -1. junior and senior year of high school. Mr. Gannon was his class vice-president his .- 2. Mr. Sigler's date for his senior Homecoming turned out to be the Homecoming Queen. - 3. Mr. Walters forgot to take the sales tags of his jacket for Prom and wore them whole night. - 4. 100 hamsters in junior high school. off the Mr. Boyle raised over 300 white mice and -N Aww- fr. A s fwfw- -ws- v t X X' N' rr. X X rv X , N W K sw so Vs .Q X . . ,. F 43? 5 - - ' 1-N SN 'is . ix . 'ss 'ri rlQX'iiNNw -. S i of ' -WW' 1-Q L -A. f 1- 'X .-S as QM? :cat 5. -.H wr-eff - 1 .f Ist -r-rf sk b - sf QE fr Q- ' , ,. . A .a if ..ss.g ..f.:Q M... xy . ' ns . -.w ifi Xv at A wa . A,. ., 1. . sas .fifth TWQwfJf4'v Www sv BZ: 1, fi www? A-, iss .I ss el- E .N 't A I g ,Y X' 4 A 1 iq -.-. X f . . g A ' ' if -I . 'Sf as I 1,5 9 xx i X 350 Hx Y N 1 , ,, s., .. -.J X-.rs.ss.' .- ,ry 6, xrbokgwl X C s x N x X X is s ge S A f iii nf :ss .Q z . A Xesl aww. F J cs , sag - -12. .s skew wav fx M10 ,. osx my A gt 2 .N i of x is X x 4, X , X N X N V ' , i , 3'N 3kf A A 3 . K . ,. Q yi.:-N x Q as . my 'AN' F X Yo fi. Si X x XX N .Q M 4 X Q. , iv X-4, . as qs .CQ X . 'N ..g..Ts.:.,..:. ' F -X 1 ,iS....x s N.. X , , t X X, .Nc R egg? sv X . X s X it 0 Faculty lg'7iU 'f'FF'1i'TllT',R L' FIF' ' ' I' fff i' T , f TW' if 'Elf' ff wwf? W. Wi . wwrl wif.ui'f7ll'l?f iy.W,4,wi?iI'ii' Tmffjr li wiv 'il1,MwfWlfiwlifiwivwrw'MlWww. if 'I Mi' F 7' '-4 ' .I Mgr W, L yi wi 'li,Zfjii, ip,Wr,Jg,7,,w-g -WM , I Wprjrrjg5j,',1,'u,-WWFIH4miufw. sri li ',ll.if lll'i ri ill ' ll' ,f III U N M Will' I illliliil f' 'l1llWi'.liliz'.iiiiilwi'iififfifif will I I f fi.1-lw F i i i, I M W . f il 4' I I l f' M . ill 'Ill' l W f I- fl wi , ! ., i,i. i , if 5 f .. I if I . . iv I IH ' l rlll lllfllllbll W ll I Jill!! MID I llll l 'ml' I lillllll all I lillllif ll li 'il I gg J if mf' fill' lil Mil lil .f lf Iii 'ill ' i I ll' ui li , i r l I il I ...Q fa iwrilsfi ' . fill if ,J . vm i , I , 1 if 'f if . . . f' r if 4 i ' f,'.,l t lw tinvwr ' I , fm ' Hn. , if w , VNV! in it I J,f.ff,l! WJWW7 ,Mmm Il., rn T .ul Jw' M Zhi. .ly-I v lg' 1 I i x ,W V ... im fx gl V1 . AV my . 54 M I i . ff A ' 51, M 'gif , 1' . I 'fly' A ,. by if- ff 'rdf IQ, fill vf-, ' , '. ', ' ,,g4'fi ,f - .fn I in .- ' rf, q lyi, ,L-,gm 4 W .f r 'V-Li, ll., . , in I il J ,7 1 .r iff 1, W, I I .I ,I wr. I ...Q mis wir . flii iwiirlliidf-liM....Jr 1 hir l1il.' ' if I.. I gi .fr .. 1.a L3wg.l,Li . W g QW .mi .F f i. 'LLJL 'w ' ir . gif', yl45It.i?.,.f1 They're making history. The social studies department offers more different subjects than any other department in the school. Courses range from Western Civilization and governmont to psychology and sociology. Interesting activities going on in the social studies wing were the International Club and Close-up, both headed by Shirley Kraus. Something new this year was participating in a Close-up Citizen Bee, which was organized by Dr. Peggy Sullivan, head of the depart- ment, and Kraus. The Citizen Bee is a vari- ation of a spelling bee except questions are asked applying to social studies. Sophomore Andrew Feng was one of the participants in the close up Citizen Bee. He was the region- al contest winner, and received a 5500.00 f bond. He participated in the Missouri State Contest Finals as well. Another unusual class was flight aviation taught by Leroy Walters. In this class stul dents learned how to operate planes. Saver. al students soloed and a few received pri. vate pilots liscences. To achieve this one had to take a written Federal Aviation Adminig. tration test, as well as other tests. Social studies has become a very impor. tant part of getting into a college. Beginning with the class of '89 students are required to have three credits in order to graduate. The department is very enthusiastic with the ad. ded student interest in social studies accord. ing to Dr. Sullivan. Seniors Kris Bindon, Melissa Safran, and Amy Walker are eager to help Orville Rayburn analyze his class, Tim Gannon doesn't have a clue to the answer.