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

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luliaaauraf fm, Evmyosw The intramurals program involved 228 people partici- pating in six different sports. 'XPNH was one of three high schools in the St. Louis area that had an intramural program, said Mr. Fred Lyons, intramural director. Paricipants paid a team fee of 10 dollars to play. Senior Paul Diamond said, Whenever we played hockey we knew it was go- ing to be a physical and fun game. Hockey was the most popular intramural sport with 18 teams, ac- cording to Mr. Lyons. Hlivery hockey game that l refereed was very aggres- sive but everyone had a good time, said senior Alex Burstein attempts ajump shot against Senior Glyn Goldman and Marty Malt during the finals of the in- tramural program. Brian Loomis defensive player, and Matt Harbaugh offensive player both race after the puck during an intramu- ral game after school. A '- 144lIntra1nuraJs Rich Markus. The newest addition to the intramural program was a game called pickle ball. Pickle ball, a cross between ping-pong and tennis, was played with a wiffie ball and an oversized paddle. Intramurals provided a chance for people who wanted to participate in a sporting event to get their friends together and play Even the favorite fantastic faculty had an intramural team during the hockey and volleyball seasons. -Matthew Mitchell photos by Marit Lopez Senior Gary Mclntyre, chal lenges goalkeeper Alex Kacz marski in an intramural hockey game during April.