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

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All it takes to throw a Super- bowl party is some munchies, a TV, and a phone to call up some friends, said junior Eric Berk- hardt: and that is exactly what somejuniors did. The excitedju- niors gathered around about 4:00 to watch the most popular football game of the season, Su- perbowl XXII, the Washington Redskins against the Denver Broncos. Ten minutes into the game Denver's quarterback, Jon EI- way, threw a touchdown pass which gave the Broncos an early 7-0 lead. The Redskins battled back to score Eve consecutive touchdowns accumulating a S55- 10 score by halftime. 'L' ac6S6dm At halftime students played ping-pong and billards, ate, or just talked to pass the time until the start of the second half. When the third quarter started, all eyes were back to the screen to watch the Redskins score an- other ten points. It brought their blowout victory to a 45-10 score. 'lSince I don't know that much about football and the Super- bowl is the only pro football game I watch of the season, it was fun to be with my friends, said Amy Rnirsch. Junior Karen Albrecht relaxes at ju- nior Stacy Shear's house. Karen was one of many at this Super Bowl party. igigaq K li, , ,i . ,, '33 Watching for their team to win on Super Bowl Sunday, are somejuniors atjunior Amy Vaccaro's party. l86lSupe:r Bowlll I ww em 7404941 ,jx tQf'?3I'5021Q0S Sx 91 ad? 1' 10052056 0 xl if 620!o of the juniors watched Superbowl XXII. They were divid- ed on who would win.

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