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

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Q W , Senior Evelyn Jones races dovim the stretch of the 500 meter hurdles as she holds on to place second and advance to the state meet. WW W I I A .-ny f-5 , l 3 we Z. 'E Fi eb gt, J if 4 ga A .,g-5.3 . E 0 4 f Mx 1-w X -D t it Mit. wkx Spikes were in. At least in girls track. They were not just fashionable, but essen- tial gear for any track par- ticipant. Whether it was sprinting, hurdling, or jumping, the girls track team strived to improve, ac- cording to Coach Paul Rein- isch. Everyone got along. We worked as a team to im- prove so that we could be- come the best team in years, said Freshman An- gie Baumgartner. The PNH girls track circuit challenged many records throughout the season. Senior Evelyn Jones, sprint- er, and Junior Wendy Adel- stein, shot putter, qualified DWG! fu, to the state meet. Julie Bu- dak, Dominique Mahr, Paris McClellan, and Suzanne Miller combined to break PNl'l's 800 meter relay re- cord with a time of 1:46. Also giving an extra boost was Sophomore Domini- que Mahr with versatile abilities in hurdles, high jump, and sprints. i'A vital contributor to their improvement was the mixture of retuming veter- ans with the first-timers, said Coach Rod Reed. -Sean Gerowin photos by Jennifer Ferrell 1 Y T .. fl 3- W Girls Track Team. Front row: Ellen Sherman, Marquetta Banks, Nicole Tay- lor, Jennifer Endejan. Second row: Coach Paul Reinisch. Ricca Hines, Tanya Whitlock, Rolanda Jasper, Rochell Jones, Michelle Laramie, Angie Baum- gartner, Tara Southard, Coach Rod Reed. Back row: Coach Paul Reinisch Jenny Rhae, Paris McClellan, Julie Brinker Mindy Lexin, Dominique Mahr Melish Williams, Kristen Witt Julie Budal-Q. 15 Trmkflss 1 -Kr! 5 S1 -

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Wam P06 Fuuiea 10 Varsity Water Polo fin- ished the year with a 10-8 record, improving over last year's 5-15 record. They placed filth in the district tournament after a first round victory against Princi- pia 10-5, but fell to Mehl- ville 9-8. We had more drive, speed, and endurance,' Coach Glenn Knopf said. We scored more points, and fewer were scored against us. The team shot 151 goals, 15 more than last year. Much of their of- fensive successes was cred- ited to Todd Luetkemeyer who made 40 goals out of 85 attempts, and Peter Johnson who made 54 goals. I an I The JV team also was third in league standing. We were happy with our season except for the close loss to Ladue at the end, said Sophomore Adam Spector. The JV team had their second consecutive over .700 season with an 11-5 re- cord. The team as a whole scored 111 goals out of 598 attempts, because many of the lead scorers returned from their freshman year. Brian Loomis led the squad with 58 goals and Paul Niehaus followed with 57 goals. The team placed third in the state losin to I Q Ladue 4-5, and allowed- only 68 goals scored against them, with almost everyone scoring at least once. -Spencer Keimon photos by Michelle Guy Varsity Water Polo. Front row: Coach Glenn Knopf, Todd Luetke- meyer, Scott Faenger, Gary Mclntyre, Ken Roth, Peter Johnson, Canrie Stroo,manager. Back row: Randy Moehlman, Brian Gold, Jeff Chazen, Brian Luethemeyer, Brian Seigal. JV Water Polo. Front Row: Alex Lip- kin, Tom Kohl, Mike Abrahms, Tony Speilberg, Sean Kweskin. Second Row: Mark Godbee, Mike Coats, Adam Spector, Ken Toomer, Yardan Drim- mer, Scott Thomas. Thlrd Row:Coach Glenn Knopf, Tim Jacobsen, Ken Har- ris, Mark Hadley, Matt Keeler. Back Row: Brian Kupferer, Fred Stiber, Paul Hiehaus, Brian Loomis, Thomas Thompson, Matt Godbee. - 136lWater' 11010: