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

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- fits. . R- , , , X K Marching Band. Front row: Tina Janssen, Michelle Thompson. Second row: Wilfred Rickmon, Dejaun Wil- son, Todd Cohen, Dave Hell- er, Paul Counts, Mike Abrams, Rob Fomango, Greg Moore. Third row: Mike Gutsche, Matt Strom, Ray Paschke, Craig Biles, Fred Liu, Chaney Phil- lips, Jaunita Reed, Scott Friedman, Darin Blasiar, Ma- hyar Parvin. Fourth row: Gra- ham Johnson, Rob Richman, Matt Davies, Erik Howard, Morrie Zimbalist, Chris Rain- water, Jennifer Paddock, Dan Blasiar, Back row: Shawn An- derson, Vernetta Mayfield, Neil Getzlow. The band parades around the field as the Varsity foot- ball game reenters the scene. 1' Marching Right Along 'M' Approximately 90 stu- ents participated in the F ing Band Three V ore school sta rt- 'pl' hour k 'V day and 1' Sf . ' ol started they re- f -1 xr 4 V-2 1 ,trinity ,W 4 d,,vf1fk,: IT, iz' 3-:M ' I I r f.-.f,r3ff'?: 'Q ., 1' 1 n '. , . jrthflay' hel 1 y a a ctlces th ree gwmfv, - faggg? ' ggfxgii-SA l F U, AJ , , e A , I Ml ga is ' Greg Moore, and Tina Janssen wait to enter the field at halftime during the PHH football game at Busch Stadium on October 10. earsed every morning dur- ing E-hour and first hour. l would wake up before the traffic lights. l've never gotten to school quicker, Marching Band. Front row: Mike Berger, Rim Young, Erica Oliver, Carrie Stroo, Consuelo Hubbuch, Carrie Dohogne, Rim Ballard, Alisa Gordon. Second row: Amy Wilkins, Melissa Annand, Steve Abraham, Becky Locks, Deanna Harper, Andrea Bell, Gary O'Brien, Z rw W . H said Rob Richman. All this work was not so- ley to provide PHH with en- tertainment. They partici- pated against other bands in two marching band com- petitions and came extrem- ley close to placing in both of these. -Sean Gerowin photos by Michelle Guy Stephnee Greenwood. Third row: Mike Laver, Greg Livors, Courtney Wilson, Tom Schaefer, Rica Hines, Mindy Levin. Back row: Herman Reed, Steve Biles, Tom Briggs. Dana Mueller, Jim Fomango, Tony Vencill. it i.. -. FFCAC 1 Af ii Xgxgi v5-w?j:.?FIn-i---l-i lpffaixjtfiflff V if , T A. i 7 V .f 't-1---h H 5 AA., -if Q -- -9.-,- A I.,-v-. 1 G f f 'X f 1 Bandl97

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Learning Styles Valkries Strut Their Stuff lt all began last spring, when Valkne tryouts were held. Old team members taught new prospects flag skills and maneuvers. After practicing the moves 17 girls made the squad. Gver the summer they Valkries at- tended a camp at Maryville College to learn new routines. Gnce school started they prac- ticed every morning with the band, according to Mr. Keith Thomas, band director. All the Valkries early morning practices were finally rewarded with their performances with the band during halftime at the Varsity football games. As a spectator l thought that the Valkries added that extra something that made you want to stay and watch halftime instead of running off to the concession stand for a hot dog, commented Robert Rothman. -Sean Gerowin photos by Michelle Guy .O 9 Q l Q 6.7 A G . , GK I ll ., ' Nj 5.3 aj: .-f.wfr..p at 4, fi: 2 L' . , HX rd- ,V -l X-'I . . -X N. -- ' - f .1 C , . X' - F Ab flf X KX X r., A - 1' v' 1 , .. X 1-1- Valkries. Front row: Lisa Bolego, Naomi Schmerer, Lisa Settle, Cristy Tisdale. Back row: Lamonia Jones, Cindy Erickson, Talisa Strong, Valerie Kempff, Joy Hat- ley, Melissa Mautner, Michelle Ciuy, Michelle Fynch, Lau- ra McClung. Not pictured: Angie Boykin, Stephanie Join- er, Stacey Banks. 961V ' '.I'..'..i'-

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