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

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Dam CWA Play Robben M 15 ffm With uniforms packed, stats totaled, and the season a memory, Coach Bob Robben received a call from DeSmet coach Greg Vitello. Days earli- er DeSmet had defeated PNH for the district title, but be- cause of a scheduling error they forfeited the crovim to the Vikes. Despite the sectional loss to McCluer North, the 17-7 squad had no reason to hang their heads. They had the most wins in a season and had 'lthe best offensive team seen at North, according to Coach Robben. Seniors Craig Rausch and Jason Boehlow hit over .SOO, while the team had an amazing high school average of 1565. Defensively, left hander Junior Greg Rhoades carried the team with his 6-5 record. Senior Craig Rausch said, with individuals having a strong season, we were able to put it together and have a championship ball club, and champions they were: confer- ence and district champs. ill Finishing with a 10-11 sea- son the sophomore squad had a scratch and claw year according to coach Barry Rin- derknecht. Sophomore Ed Lunders led the team offen- sively with his .526 average and sophomore Jeff Alsup led the Vikes defensively with his 44-55 record. -Tammy Bunton -photos by Amy Jentes Co-captain Craig Rausch dives for the ball versus Oakville. The Vikes won with a 8 run comeback. Senior Dave Gift fires a strike to the oppo- nent. tg v Ny? N K Varsity Baseball. Front row: Jeff 4251... 'V-'wi . 'VW-41 - WM f if Chazen, Randy Moehlman, Greg H. 'Q ... Q Busch, Brad Wallace, Jon Katz, Lee , 5 VJ Lieberman. Second row: co-captain M, s W y,t-3,4 , 'Vina x E. , W Craig Rausch, Grant Shostak, Grant ' 'Ji' ,- '2 1 6 Q YW: ,, we - table, Jeff Sadtler, manager Matt --- ' '-- ' - .. Rosenberg, Greg Rhoades, Paul T ', Y 1 ,V V 'Vvuggep Marske. Back row: coach Bob Bunton, l L g 649 . M . -- V- A-ss' Ag' George Buckner, Ralen Finefrock, co- w UM,g,,,,gui-V ffl- 'T I f- , captain Jason Boehlow, Greg Fisk, J A y A ' Dave Gift, Dave Harris, Ed Lunders, head coach Bob Robben. Fm UA Pwawk Baubal -' - V . Q. , ,gil . . 4 Opponent we They -sig,-'Q- . ., ,if 4 Q. 1 l. A 3: Adj. -,gt -1- 1 +.V .SJ M - I , W Lafayette 6 7 QE' 'Wi , V3 2 'lf ' V mega lr QI' Eureka 17 2 , Q I ' 91- at -7 ' gt 5 -' ' f yi X 1, N -, F Ladue 19 2 sg ' , P i . 1 . , -gun gating, ,'g Kirkwood 4 8 E' '-r t -' H ifi Iv , f'x i.'fit' ... f x University City 12 1 L 5 V. it V A ' fx. H ' Webster Groves 4 7 :WHT .B b! f .1 f,2 t 'R . Yimlif 'Q y gt. lzllarys 2 g -iz -A. 4 nn' lk 'N . liz. , 'ft' -- cgi 9 4 ' 4 ' eff -iw 5 sw . -7 - 9 -'TR '. f 1' , ' ' ' 1 University City 16 1 in Q . Oakville 2 6 ' - 'T' Eureka 20 5 Ladue 9 1 Sophomore Baseball. Front row: South 15 10 Brian Loomis, Matt Marske, Chad Oakwlle 14 10 Fisk, Jeff Alsup, Tim Wathen, Craig Eureka 9 4 Carafiol. Second row: Jason Sklar, Ladue 9 0 Ren Toomer, Scott Moehlman, Jeff Vashon, 11 5 Ladd, Mike whitney, Lusha Bodie, Pattonvme 8 5 Ryan Harmon. Back row: Coach Bany rlaegflif North I 2 Rinderknecht, Guy Wold, Mark ood- c u r 1181 bee, Randy Sklar, Todd Jaenke, Dan Rim, Adam Long, Coach Rick Mclieone. knit. + 1-. ,Ht 5. -. '. --8 jr S,-.y .Q 1 ' ' Q , - 4 1 .. ...gg ,, . . 1. ,pw . ,ff E ' 2.24 -Jif,5,,,, .- r .P If fvrw, y,4 ,V4-if -t9g:.J,.,xj. V lf , 4 .1 4. . A T J ,f. T' V L - .J A Q

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Vffbfgl Bond' AZ Confawace Lamp For the second straight year the softball team became con- ference champs with a 7-O conference record. They also remained undefeated the last two years at home with a 25-0 record. That's partially be- cause the girls had all-confer- ence team members in every position, said softball Coach Bob Robben. This was the first time that any sports team from PHH had this honor. Shelly Aden, Dorie Sher and Micki Schenberg will be three tough players to replace, he said. til Coach Barry Rinderknecht was surprised after the season 5 Fm we Pwmk fmaaf Opponent We They Central 1 4 Kirkwood 8 0 Ladue 17 0 Fox 1 2 Affton 8 8 Kirkwood 8 0 Lafayette 2 5 House Springs 2 1 Kennedy 6 2 U City 15 4 Parkway South 9 4 Notre Dame 10 0 Mc Cluer 16 5 Parkway West 5 7 Oakville 12 2 Hazelwood East 7 2 Ritenour 9 4 Affton 7 6 Hazelwood West 6 0 Webster 22 5 Eureka 7 4 St. Charles West 5 2 Ritenour 1 2 Pattonville 5 4 - 1201 I ' rl Y , L 117' 2 ,ZZ X f' ' - v xx- 1. ,- I, ended that the junior varsity team ended with a 7-9 record. This team was both young and inexperienced at the high school level, he said. After dropping five straight games the Vikings came back and won six of seven games. Coach Rinderknecht thought they would do well, knowing that the young team had a couple of wins. Everything jelled and came together at the middle of the season, he said. -Matthew Mitchell -photos by Amy Jentes Varsity Softball: l'Tont row: Lisa Krug, Laurie Kmg, Micki Schenberg, Dorie Sher, Shelly Aden, Chnstie Georges, Suzy Muehrer. Back row: Coach Bob Robben, Wendy Adelstein, Tracy Kaufman, Jen Cherye, Tammy Bunton, Wendy Kaufman, Assistant Coach Chris Whitenack. JV Softball: Front row: Syma Wax- man, Jennifer Harris, Lori LaConte, Lisa Merritt, Joni Rogers, Lisa Krug. Back row: Jennifer Graham, Rica Hines, Jennifer Stice, Lori Wainvwight, Angie Cohen, Barb Trosky, Marsha Haney, Dawn Wirts, Coach Ban'y Rin- derknecht. ' 41gfL3:4p-A fe 1,4-wr? .r. 4? -Q... -1 r HR' ., wi ..- . A-..' . by .ff ,+- .1- 'I Viv .igUrZ!9H 5 4- '-, ,. nl .-QF. ' ., . I , QQFAEN Making contact with the ban, Shelly -i Aden drills a single against Pattonville pitcher. The Vikings won that Oct. 9 game 5-4.