Parkway North High School - Saga Yearbook (Creve Coeur, MO)

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F1123 QEEQLJ 231.-7' Activities emphasize quality, not quantity Yes, l have noticed a definite change. The trend has now moved from quantity to quality, agreed Mr. Ron Rogers, activity director. Here we are in 1979, just seven years into the life of Parkway North Senior, and already the activities have reached their peak. There is something for everyone. Today students like to get involved more and more. When they have a special interest they would like to pursue, they join a club, said Mr. Rogers. He then added, Of course every year some clubs are dropped and others are introduced, but the number stays about the same. We have grown as much as we have wanted to. Now the trend is towards changing and revising. Now don't get me wrong, they are not changing just for the sake of changing. On the other hand, the members of each club are stopping to analyze their activities and asking themselves what has worked, what hasn't, and how can they improve. l could summarize it in four words - learning from the past, explained Mr. Rogers. 1. Junior Gary Kinder and seniors Chris McCoskey and Doug Bates perform at North's first Talent Show. 2. Tammy Bunton leads the crowd in the Viking cheer during half-time. 3. Senior Laura Christen enjoys herself at a football game. J- 2 'N 8 l

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