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

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Crganization discipline and conditioning accord ing to first year PHH boys varsity basketball Coach Cirayling Tobias were the 19 7 teams year long goals With this in mind the squad of 11 Juniors and 4 seniors compiled the sec ond best record in PNH his tory With only minutes in a game Junior Guard Jason Johnson often had two or three steals to get the team as well as the crowd up and excited With senior center Darryl Hemingway averag ing 18 points a game on the year it was understandable Erfzg Sadat that the boys were ranked number 8 in the area We were all able to get along understand out roles and play as a team said captain Joey Bolme On Februrary 26 with both PNH and Ladue tied for first in the Suburban South Conference the Vi king gymnasium was at its fullest for the season end ing showdown The cheers were loud but PNH had to settle for a 77 65 loss and a second place standing in the conference Tammy Bunton photos by Suburban Jour nals J X -al hu .,4 I Boys Varsity Basketball. Front row: Tim Orman, Jae Yu lien Sum- merville, Joey Boime, Darryl rlem- ingway, Mike Baker, Jason John- son, Andy Orman. Back row: Coach Cirayling Tobias J.C. Tay- lor, Todd Meier Mike Yeheskan Chris Zoellner Manin Talley Flike Bretske, Rob Wolff Coach Flark Linneman. All-conference selections from the team were Senior Joey Boime lst team all-conference and 2nd team all-district Senior Darryl Hemingway, 1st team all-confer ence and 1st team all district and Juniors Jason Johnson and JC. Taylor honorable mention. Coach Tobias was named Suburban South Coach of the Year f1l5 S ,sk ,

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1 lff1w7,'3EglEii i N . iq- - N -, 1 t - S ' ,Ns-QS. X S--w..nul' --'K -'l'U Mu4. Q 4s w--and Junior guard Jason Johnson steals the ball from Ladue's Corey Leonard. Johnson was one of the area's leaders with 94 steals. Senior Captain Darryl Heming- wayjumps high at the tip off ofthe 66-61 loss to Ladue. With this loss, PNH fell to second place in the Suburban South Conference. Going up for the shot against La- due's Terrell Lewis is senior Joey Boime. I- 114fBoys

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Team Cmubaw 7-aiu? The young blood of the bas- ketball system had a season of learning. The players new to high school basketball, the freshman team, took the sea- son one game at a time, so their 4-15 record can be over- looked, according to Coach Vern Pendergast. The accomplishments of the team didn't rest on one player's shoulders: yet it was the team effort that helped, said Coach Mark Linneman. ln the beginning the Sopho- more team was getting off to a slow, but promising start, los- foz Tie Recouk Sepia:-ww B-had Opponent We They Parkway South 55 59 Parkway Central 50 58 Parkway West 55 50 Lafayette 56 41 Fort Zumwalt 59 51 Hazelwood West 48 54 Webster 44 42 Maplewood 28 26 Eureka 42 52 Oakville 50 41 Washington 58 51 Parkway South 44 59 I- 1161B0y-3 rl ing their first game to Parkway South 59-55. Since many ex- perienced players moved up to the varsity level the sopho- more team had to compen- sate for the loss, commented several players. Soon the team was able to get their con- fidence up and developed a consistent playing style and towards the end ofthe season avenged themselves when they defeated Parkway South 44-59. Sean Gerowin photos by Jennifer Ferrell Freshman Mike Whitley shoots for two. Boys Sophomore Basketball. Front row: Jeff Alsup, Jason Jamerson, Coach Mark Linneman, Alex Hines, William Jones. Back row: Coach Grayling Tobias, Mel Boyce, James Henderson, Allen Washington, Ted Beasley, Coach Vem Pendergast. A XJ 4 . ,PL'.l Wil Boys Freshman Basketball. Front row: Manager Gail Ivey, Mike Whitley, Brain Cohen, Maurice Anderson, Tom Pierson, Jason Price, Lusha Bodie, Ryan Harmon, Manager Stacy Kidder. Back row: Chris Babich, Chad Yoellner, Chris Windsor, Coach Vem Pendergast, Mike Rothenberg, Tom Webb, Jason Rivers.