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

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SCIENCE TEST IDENTIFY: 1 Mr. Kellman used to work the midnight shift at Six Flags over Mid-America. 2 Mr. Brinkhorst was a varsity letterman in track all four years of high school. 2 Mr. Schuermann was newspaper editor in high school. Mr. Hall had to finish a high school tennis match with split shorts. Mr. Kirby was Prom King. Mrs. Lewis graduated from high school in three years. She was president of her junior class and graduated with the senior class. If not a teacher, Mrs. Kohunsky would like to be a Hospital Administrator. Mr. Kazanecki used to work at Fox Photo. Mrs. Riley loves snakes. 0 Faculty M' ' f'?E? NTfZff 'WMM W'f? 7'i2zW,,2 241, ff ,,,. ,,,,, 2 M .....,,.,, fm fffffh if f'i mbsw5S .,,. Wifi .. A r,.s,,:,e . .: 'M M H ,,,, , .., , 4: ,. ,ef ' ' ff' wi! ff,-Y ' ::::.:.:.ff fi .M 9 ' V' ,- W -:- Wf r 1 - ---- 2 ---- - 1-me-::.:.. .rr . :::ss.-.. .,. f' 1'-1-' f . . ...ire .. I fr.. . -' f , L. , V ' ' . f N. W U ' .4 xsgwp wywv jn iz: 13255. W .Q ........ 5 ..... E Wi When you think of science you probably think of chemicals, molecules, frogs, energy, test tubes, and protons. But in addition to Physical Science, biology, chemistry, and physics, the science department also offered Vertebrate Comparaqfive Anatomy, and Ad- vanced Placement courses in biology, chem- istry, and physics. With five new teachers this year and de- partment heads, Bill Brinkhorst and Lona Lewis here were 14 teachers in the depart- ment. Along with Barbara Riley, a new teacher at Central this year, came a greenhouse. Many plants raised in the greenhouse were used in biology experiments. iq Another new thing was the Physical Sci. ence Olympics. All of the Physical Science students of Tom Kazanecki, Mary Jo Ko. hunsky, Kim Davis, and Sue Scott competed in 14 different activities at various locations around the school. Knowledge of principles of science were required to win. lt was span. sored by Union Electric and the St. Louis Science Center. Science students also had the opportunity to enter the Science Fair. Individual students completed projects outside of class and could enter them in a competition within the district. Before and after school the teachers helped the students come up with ideas and complete their projects. Gary Hall takes on the role of a student for the day. Ken Greathouse goes over Newton's laws during a class. P'-if ,. . X Q Kim Davis Tom Kazai Front Rm Kohunsky,

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Art Test For your final, you are to prepare a 16th century impressionistic painting of the following topic. my 1. Mr. Warren set his high school record in the mile relay. 3 lffZQ7?Xfqf!fQ!!i J Wg if ZZ!!! OW? A CQJMQQN W f 1 W QGQWW 1 04466 fn! , ,mf nf f fwsfvf ,vs ff , ,,a,sf.,. V0 , 1 v.0wg,s,wsf f W 4 fr., f -, ,.: rsfiffffff, f f ,ffxffaf fs X 072 ' W rf' 'N' Z' f W A ' ffl X fi W f ff W7 ,r ,W i f wwf 4 gg.: f r .... , -1 me f w s f Art classes at Parkway Central were once thought of as a class to take for an easy A. But not anymore. Department chairman, Lauren Davis, said, I have students who say art is the most time consuming class they have ever taken. This year, a lot of exciting things have happened for Central's art department. Two new teachers were added to the staff, Pat Stratmann and Bill Beshears. The two new teachers brought a great deal of enthusiasm and fun to the whole department. Two new classes were also added to give a better variety for the students. These classes were Computer Graphics and Advertising II. Ad- vertising II frequently worked with the busi- ness and drama departments, to help create ads and commercials. Computer Graphics helped broaden the horizon for future video and graphic classes. -i. Compared to other schools, Central'5 an department is one of the finest in the area, College representatives usually come to Central first when recruiting future artists, On the average, 10 to 12 students who gre, duate from Parkway Central every year, go on to careers in art. Central art students receive numerous awards each year, and this year was no ex. ception. They won ribbons at the Olivene art show. Also, students from Central won more awards than any other school within a 100 mile radius, at the Young Artists show at the Galleria. Davis feels there is a place in the an department for each and every student, There is enough diversity in the program 50 that anyone can be succesful in art, she says. llllllllllfi f r X f f in I X . , fy Q I , W f f--'2 Z ., ,Ni-g f fs V- 0 f .5,. ,5 . 2 f 4M U x ,R , . 4 2, ' , 6 . ' , V. , ff f f f f X, 0 X f f 4 f f 5 , 'M 4 f' QL! fy ' . .-wx f'-- ', QW, s. A ' ' ' 3-vez.. .9 f 4 AZ! 6, f ff We .. ' . : ZE- fff., ' Faculty ! Steve Warren, Lauren Davis, Bill Beshears, Pat Stratmann. nv W Bill Beshear decides thei Pat Stratma students, Se Briscoe.