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

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Teams Share Busch Limelight The crowd roared as Steve Cohen threw a 58-yard touchdown pass to Anthony Patrick on the Hrst play of the annual Varsity Football game at Busch Stadium Oct. 10. As the crowd cheered the atmosphere began to boost players' confidence. lt was a great feeling to know we were playing where the pros play, agreed Varsity football captains Terrence Parker and Steve Cohen. Despite the 50 degree temperature fans came to Busch. We were so rowdy that we forgot how cold it was, said Lisa Dobkin. junior. At games end the score was 50-19, North. South is becoming a rival in the program. And a win over South at Busch made it even better, said Coach Denny Staub. Varsity Football players weren't the only ones who got to play where the pros play. On Sept. 2, the first Parkway Softball Day was held at Busch Stadium. North faced Central at 5 p.m. Despite the Colts 4-1 victory, the highlight of the game was an inside the park home run by Shell Aden. lt was a good change to see the softball team playing at Busch, and notjust the football team, said Kelly Cilazier, senior. -Sissy Block 9 Pitcher Shell Aden, senior, pitches to Colt shortstop Karen Schneider. Shell hit an inside the park home run, the only Viking run of the game. .Nl ix . --Q 4 lt was neat being in the dugout. Since the Cards were playing the Reds after us we got to talk to Pete Rose and some other players, says Wendy Kaufman, sophomore. D The Varsity Football team shouts T-E-A-M, TEAM, TEAM, TEAM, to signify the start of the game. The team went on to beat South 50-19. -f . tn ,tw . 1..- 72' 4' I V l , 1 MQ V A .J I Q1

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Powderpuff: Game of Two teams took the field in bitter cold weather to battle out a game to prove who was better on November l 20. A few weeks before the game, the girls held their ovm camp. They practiced plays, how to catch and throw, and how to block. When the game started, the juniors showed that they would be tough and got out to a quick lead, scoring the first touchdovim. The seniors kept close but were still trailing at halftime. When the second half started, thejuniors kept their pace and that'S when tempers started showing. A fight broke out, aggressive 6' 5 1? . Before the next play, girls yell angrily. , Sophomore Kirsten Keys waits to get in at the front door of the dance. A Friendly Football hitting took place on the line, and words were being exchanged. lt was like a battle field, said Senior Andrea Hollander. l'The pride for our grade is our first priority. said Junior Alison Gerowin When it all ended, the juniors had won, recapturing the title from the seniors. That night, the traditional powderpuff dance took place. Ron Totarsky was crowned queen and Christie Georges reigned as king. -Jonathan lndyk As students arrive for the dance, all the grades are anxious to find out who won powderpuff court. Socializing was a main part of this dance. Coach Paul Reinisch watches the girls set - up the play. He also kept a close exe on th referees to make sure they did their dutx Christie Georges watches the quarterback as she goes out for a pass only to set the run play used again. fl 1

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Slide your spirit into overdrive, shout Varsity Cheerleaders, Lisa Croldman, Lisa Kolker, Sissy Block, Courtney Unterreiner, Stephani Ratkin, and Karen Clark. l ll As the band plays Walk like an Egyptian Varsity Vikette Tiana Londoff moves to the beat. The Vikettes performed with the Marching Band during half time. aa ffazddffzazfyfzf fer '71fmff-AfffffZf'ff,,f:4z ffl 1 Nyp,,,VMyy,,y,y,QA-y ,yr, M, g1 ,f,f,.W ww, M 2' ' ,5 Z' 1573 ,, fff' ,ffff1'44? 1, 1 f. f . if .X X fy!! Jlflc.. gf Man, in in 455, ,lf 6,5 Jr, fl! ,,,, itz? . f- 613 T' . l t I Gu. Varsity Vikettes. Front Row: Yvette Sayer, Laura Ferguson, Amy Muehrer, Julie Keating, Stacy Knirsch, Marit Lopez, Kris Herzig, Jodi Frank. Second Row: Muffin Wold, Kristin Haney. Tiana Londofi, Kathy Kalmon. Julie Powers, Angie Mueller, Amber Plicar. Third Row: Marcy Levey. A, tv. ,tz4e33,f.:.,S,!. 'MQ ff f ,. f-amz .4 .3171 ,., , W Z1 ff , 4 ,f,.f.- ,Q Q, 1-ug A. V .fu ,fxrugsg ff W 5. ' k. :K .5 Q . .C X .. wc. ,das,.t,,.,e1f,e4..W st ..-.,f,. A., .wma ziisubm.-p:Pw5:,, 1559 EM' Mit, z Wearing shiny red leotards, black jazz pants, and sequined belts the Varsity Vikettes burst out onto the floor at the Homecomimg pep rally. Pep rallies are when we can really show our talent, said Julie Keating, Vikette Co-Captain. From June 16 to Aug. 5 the Vikettes praciticed six hours a week in preparation for Superstar Drill Team Camp at SMSU. The Vikettes won two first place awards and 2nd place overall. Vikettes became a whole year activity. 'X A whole year squad gives us a U.at . I F 1 ' Kara Toomer, Amy Knirsch, Michelle Null, Laura Coughenour. Michele Woodrome, Beth Hahn, Alisa Killian, Wendy Griffith. Back Row: Jill Bamholtz, Nina Bay, Robin Bemat, Karen Albrecht. Jennifer Ferrell, Andrea lnman, Heidi Smith, Shawna Robinson. uniform style. But, l think basketball tryouts give more people a chance, said Captain Stacy Knirsch. The 54 girl squad provided a mixture of people. We had a lot of different personalities on the squad. We had to learn to compromise. But looking back you realize the real friendships were made because of our differences, said Junior Robin Bernat. v Although its dilificult to coordinate 54 girls more people proxide lor .1 more polished look on the football lield said Julie Keating Xikette Co-Captain