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

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Windsor, Chris 9 108, 116, 217 Winograd, Dan 10 102, 205 Winograd, Danny 127 Wirts, Dawn 9 1, 112, 120, 217 Wirts, Lynn 9 217 WIRT5, RENEE 12 55, 168, 169, 186 Wishne, Bret 11 195 Witt, Kristen 10 155, 205 WITTE, MIKE 12 14, 100, 169 Woemer, Barclay 10 94, 205 Wold, Guy 10 141, 205 Wold, Jane tMuffinI 11 15, 159, 195 Wolf, Christa M.A. Southem Illinois University, Webter University: Gemian l, II, lll, V, Gemian Exchange. WOLF, JOSHUA 12 169 Wolf, Kelly 11 195 Wolf, Kevin 9 217 WOLF, SUSIE 12 42, 168. 169 Wolff, Robert 11 115, 155, 195 Wolfman, Eric 10 58, 65, 205 Wolken, Donald 192 Wong, Melinda 11 195 Wood, Angie 9 217 Wood, Rosalie 69 M.A. Pennsylvania State University: Physical Science, Concepts of Chemistry, Life Science, Earth Science. Woodhouse, Shmir 185, 192 WOODROME, MICHELE 12 15, 29, 169 Wooten, Jermaine 10 205 World Series 40 WORTH, KIM 12 29, 42, 82, 124, 169, 170 Wrenn, Chad 95 Wright, Deana 10 205 Wulfers, Melissa 11 195 WYLAND, CATHY 12 42, 168, 169 Wyms, Ten'elI 9 217 -cuseamaniac- a person who always skips class and always seems to have a valid enocuse. X-CITED for graduation, Jason Lupher, senior, signs out for an early day off. tJust kidding Momli ellathon- what occurs at every assembly as each class screams the year they graduate as loudas possible. I YELLING for the class of 1989 are spirited Juniors Holly Res- zinski and Suzanne Oliver. Yalamanchili, Kavita 9 217 Yancey, Jennifer 10 205 YANG, JULIUS 12 50, 57, 71, 72, 81, 168, 169 Yoellner, Chad 116 Young Democrats 55 Young, Kelly 11 58, 94, 124, 195 Young, Kim 10 18, 97, 205 Young, Maurice 11 28, 195 YOUNG, SCOTT 12 169, 186 Yu, Jae 11 26, 29, 115, 150, 151, 155, 195 YU, JULIE 12 50, 41, 49, 71, 72, 81, 88, 169 oolot- the resemblence ofthe student parkinglottoa zoo as a result oftoo many Sophomore drivers- qi' ZILLIONS of cars tor so it seemsi spill into the student lot daily. Zalmanoff, Jodi 11 195 ZAVACK, STEPHANIE 12 16, 51, 168, 169, 227 Zegler, Casey 107 ZEHMS, BETH 12 77, 80, 169 Zehms, Paul 155 Zehms, Phil 11 52, 80, 92, 107, 195 Zelle, Laura 9 104, 217 Zenk, Steve 69 M.A. Webster University: Algebra IIB, Calculus, Geometry A. Zensen, John 11 107, 142, 145, 195 Zettl, Stephan 10 122, 205 ZETTL, TORY 12 57, 76, 169 Ziebold, Geoff 11 182, 195 ZIEGELMAN, LARRY 12 169 ZIEGELMAN, TERRY 12 54, 48, 55, 80, 169 Zigler, Casey 11 122, 185, 195 Zimballst, Morris 11 87, 94, 97, 195 Zinselmeier, Greg 10 108, 122, 205 Zoellner, Chad 9 108, 217 Zoellner, Chris 11 115, 155, 195 ZUCKERMAl'1,.JOSf1 12 22, 168, 169 Getting the 1988 Saga to- you and goodbye to Ms. Nancy gether was a difficult task that Groth for her dedication in could not have been accom- making her last yearbook the plished without a little help best. from our friends. We recognize Together the Parkway North the efforts of the Jostens Year- Sage Staff created a 252-page, book Gang: Warren Klawiter, 9 by 12 yearbook. 1,200 Kevin Jett, and Doris Busch. 1988 Sagas were printed by . Rosemary Petrone, plant con- Josten's American Yearbook sultant, also deserves recogni- Company. The price started at tion and a fond farewell. Many S50 and rose to S40 by the time thanks to Mr. John Shannon, of distribution. Mr. Dennis Lane, Mr. Bill Gra- The body copy was 10 point ham, Miss Jean Houck, Dr. lr- Benguiat Book and justihed. win Plisco, Jeff Eisen, Ms. The- Headline styles and sizes xar- resa Jorgen and the Suburban ied. Color brought life to the Journal for photos, Jason book. There were 16 pages in Kohner for artwork, and Steph- the opening section and 25 sen- anie Zavack, Jonathan lndyk, ior portrait pages in full color. Jenny Rhae for 1st semester 58 spot color pages brightened work. Mrs. Myra Blake, Mrs. Bet- the underclass section. ty Moenkhaus, and Amy Fen- Saga was a member of the ster gave extra insight in their National Scholastic Press Asso- areas of expertise and are ap- ciation, the Missouri interscho- preciated. Thanks to Toyia Bat- lastic Press Association, and tle, Michelle Moon, Lynn Kang, Quill and Scroll. The 1987 Saga and Stefanie Vines for contribu- eamed 1st honors rating from tions in Beginning Joumalism, MIPA. Mrs. Trisha Brock for secretar- Individual sections were de- ial assistance, and Danny Solo- signed by Danielle Cohen mon for the use of his comput- tTheme Pagesl. Stephanie Za- er. Thanks to Mr. T.J. Crank vack tActivities, Sports, Under- and Katie for being patient classl, Laurie Krug tSenior Por- about Ms. Groth's late hours at traitsl, Sissy Block tSenior In- School. An extra special thank quirer, lndexl. Editor ........................... Danielle Cohen ActivitiesfClubs Editor ............. Julie Keating Senior Editor ........................ Laurie Krug Sports Editor ................... Matthew Mitchell Underclass Editor ............... Tammy Bunton Academics Editor ............... Spencer Keimon Index Editor ........................, Sissy Block Photo Editor ......,.................. Amy Jentes Adviser .............,.......... Ms. Nancy Groth Business Manager .................... Amy Plisco Staff . Deborah Diamond, Sean Gerowin, Laura Jen- neman, Susie Wagner Photographers . Jennifer Ferrell, Michelle Guy, Marit Lopez 1'-...l'.-'II1dEZXf227

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TC 4 TRYING tJ defrost her frozen hair is Karen Ketsenburg, junior. Tabachnick, Amy 10 49, 199, 205 Tada. Takashi 9 94, 122, 216 Tada, Yuriko 10 49, 76, 205 Tadrigk, Christine 9, 69, 84, 85 TAI DANIEL 12 50, 46, 81, 94, 166 Taich, Alison 11 77, 92, 191 TAJKARIMI. KAMRAN 12 100, 166 Takano. Micoa 104 Takano, Miwako 10 10, 50, 94. 104, 150, 151, 196, 205 Talley, Marvin 11 41, 115. 191 Tassone. Timothy 10 205 Tatum, Katrina 11 29, 191 TAXMAN, ALAN 12 25, 166, 168 Taxman, Todd 10 205 Tayloe, Kathy 11 80, 92, 191 Taylor, Heather 11 94, 141, 191 Taylor, Jacqueline 10 205, 217 Taylor, James 11 115, 142, 145, 191 Taylor, Lamont 9 216 TAYLOR, MARSHELLE 12 110, 111, 166 Taylor, Michael 9 108, 216 Taylor, Nicole 9 94, 151, 155, 216 Taylor, Shawn 9 216 teaching, Peer 76 Telken, Jim 68 M.S. University of Missouri-St. Louis: Guidance. Tennenbaum, Stephanie 10 205 Tennis, Boys 127 TERRANOVA. TERI 12 166. 168 Tharenos, Christy 11 50, 151, 159, 191 THAYER, DOUGLASS 87, 192 Theusch, Jill 12 42, 104, 166 Thies, Julie 10 95, 205 THIMON, CECILE 12 166 Thomas, Heather 91 Thomas, Keith 90. 96 Master of Music Northeast Missouri State University: Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Jazz Band A, Jazz Combo B, Guitar Class, Music Designs, Pep Band. Thomas, Michele 112, 115, 204 Thomas, Prescott 9 216 Thomas, Scott 156 Thomas, Wendy 10 49, 50, 205 Thompson, Cherie 10 21, 205 Thompson, Michael 11 195 THOMPSON, MICHELE 12 15, 42, 60, 76, 94. 97, 167, 170 Thompson, Mya 10 205 Thompson, Neil 11 107, 195 Thompson, Thomas 9 156, 216 M,A. Middlebury College-Vermont! Madrid: Spanish ll and III. Thurman. Lance 10 205 Thumacter, Cathy Master of Physical Education Southeast Missouri State: Slim and Trimf Weight Training, Lifesaving! Aquatic Games, Varsity Girls Swim Team, Pep Assemblies, Council of Youth Leadership, Fitness Program, Open Swim. Thym, Oliver 10 50, 127, 205 Tischer, Anne 11 195 Tisdale, Christy 9 217 Tisdale, Cristy 96 Tisdale, Tracy 84, 192 Tobias, Grayling 68, 98, 115, 116 B.S. University of Missouri-St. Louis: Health Education. Physical Education, Boys Basketball. Tobin, Josh 11 195 Tocco, Meredith 10 205 Tolben. Royce 217 Toomer, Kara 11 15. 41, 94, 195 Toomer, Ken 9 20, 95, 156. 217 Totarsky, Ron 12 11, 29. 106, 107, 167, 176 Traylor, Alex 217 zzeftnamg Trehy, Ben 11 19:5 TREHY, DANIEL 12 167 Treiber, Karen 11 181, 195 Trial, Mock 46 Trinklein, Paul 69 M.S. Webster University: Biology, Concepts of Biology. Trosky. Barbara 11 120. 195 TROSKY. DAVID 12 100, 167 TROTTER, ERIC 12 167 Trump, Donald 45 Tryon, Kimberly 11 54, 57, 195 Tryon. Kristin 10 205 Tucker, Steve 11 195 Tuli. Malika 10 205 TULLMAN, LISA 12 167. 168 Turelli, Julie 10 21, 51, 205 TURRELLI, LESTER 12 19, 41, 44. 107, 167 Turi, Brian 12 48, 51, 52. 80, 92, 167 Tumer, Gail 12 9, 84, 167 Tumer, Rodney 9 122, 217 Tyberendt, Deanna 11 84, 195 Tzinberg. Carrie 9 15. 52. 217 Tzinberg. Steflie 9 210, 217 nderungus- the unrelenting attachment of Sophomore girls to Senior QUYS- UNDERCLASSMAN Wendy Kauf- man and Senior Patrick Gribbon have made that SophomorefSen- ior love connection. Unterreiner, Courtney 11 12. 15. 14. 104, 178, 195 Unterreiner, Kari 10 94, 159, 205 ocabulage- the special language of the Varsity Football team featuring words that end in -age- If ovlvaael I ld' Q :f -.. ii !f+T.i VARSITY football player Jason Boehlow speaks Vocabulage as a second language. Vaccaro. Amy 11 14, 195 VAN CIELS, KIMBERLY 12 42. 167 VanDyke, Billy 11 195 VEHASKARI, MIKAEL 12 54, 47, 115, 127. 167 Vemmer, Ryan 9 217 Vencil, Brian 9 217 Vencill, John 12 167, 168 Vencill, Tony 97 Venn, Brian 10 205 Victor, Robert 11 50, 195 Vikettes 4 Vines, Stefanie 10 10, 55, 45, 46. 49. 55, 61. 196, 199, 205. 227 Visney. Jason 11 107, 195 Vivrett, Bill 68, 70 M.A. University of Northem Colorado: Drawing I and II, Watercolors I and Il, Advertising Arts. Figure and Portrait. Honors Art Studio, An Leader, North Region. Vollmer, Keith 84. 204 interumpus- the large behind that girls get in the winter and desperately tryto work off iust before Spring Break. E WIDE behinds are the result of the inactive months of December, January, and February. Wacky Warriors 85 Wade, Jeff 11 195 Wade, Wendy 12 104, 128, 167, 168 Waggoner, Ellen 84, 192 Wagner, Susie 11 74, 84, 85, 195, 227, 228 Wainwright, Lori 9 120, 217 Waldon, Steven 11 195 Waldmp, Keith 11 58, 62, 107, 195 Walker, Andre 217 Walker, Christal 9 217 WALKER, JAMI 12 25. 167, 186 Walker, Jennifer 11 128, 195 Walker, Lynda 12 42, 50, 167 .I Walker, Tiffany 10 17, 205 Wallace, Brad 11 118. 195 Wallace. Darrell 204 Wallace, David 9 217 Wallace, Vicki 52 WALLIS, VICTORIA 12 42, 52, 167, 168 Walters, Cheri 10 21, 104, 205 WALTERS, JOHN 12 167 WARREN, BRENT 12 167, 177 Washington, Allen 9 116, 217 Washington, Marquita 9 112, 217 Wasserman, Amy 9 217 Wasserman, Daniel 9 217 Wassemian Danny 127 WASSERMAN, GAYLE 12 20, 42, 167 Wasylenko, John 127. 141, 204 Watemian, Tara 11 92. 195 Wathen, Tim 10 205 WATKINS, CYNTHIA 12 14. 42. 167, 168 Watkins, Jennifer 11 195 Watson, Catina 9 217 Watters, Chad 11 195 Waxman, Syma 11 120, 121, 195 Weaver, Alisa 10 205 Webb, Tommy 9 29, 116, 217 WEBER, RYAN 12 65, 77. 88. 89, 106, 168 Weeks. Melissa 11 95. 195 Wehling, Thomas 71, 76 M.A. University of Chicago: Creative Writing Poetry, Early English LiteraturefShakespeare, Practical English for Seniors, Honors English II, Peer Teaching, Friends Helping Friends. CARE Team, PNEA Building Representative, NHS. Weihl, Anna 11 195 WEILAND. JENNIFER 12 42, 94, 168 Weissman, Mindy 10 205 Welch, Cherylle 11 195 WELCH, EUYLAN 12 168 Welch, Jeffrey 11 195, 204 WELCH, LISA 12 42, 168 Weske. Charles 10 62, 108, 205 West Side Story 52, 80 West, Larry 54 M.A. University of Missouri-Columbia: English ll, English IVA, Masterpieces Literature Il, Trends in American Literature, NHS Wetendorf, Catherine 11 54, 76, 195 Wheeler, Erin 11 65 Wheeler, Scott 11 195 White, Chris 12 107, 168 White, Jeff 12, 62, 92, 151, 155, 168. 195 White, John 62 White, Joy 11 18, 22, 49, 94, 195 White Yolanda 9 217 Whitenack, Chris 69, 104, 120 Master of Education University of Missouri-St. Louis: Math Analysis, Trigonometry, Statistics, Pre- Algebra, Softball, Girls' Soccer Whitener, John 11 195 Whitley, Michael 9 217 Whitley. Mike 108. 116, 119 Whitlock, Tonya 9 112, 155, 217 Whitlock, Travi 9 217 Whittington, April 9 217 Whitworth, Cynthia 11 84, 85, 195 Wicker, Scott 11 65, 195 Wicklund, Lori 11 50. 1915 Wier, Kim 10 10. 49. 61, 205, 208 WIER, MATT 12 168, 168 Wigfall, Tara 10 205 Wilbon. Alex 192 Wilk, lrl 10 108, 205 Wilk, Steven 11 65, 195 WILKERSON, CARLA 12 168 Wilkerson, Ron 11 195 WILKINS, AMY 12 41, 76, 77, 97, 111, 169 Wilkins, Geral 9 217 Willey, David 11 195 willhoyt, Steven 11 195 WILLIAMS. HARRY 12 107, 169 Williams, Marc 10 41, 208, 205 Williams, Mark 68 M.A. University of Califomia: French ll, French IV, French Exchange. Williams, Melisha 9 155, 217 Williams. Nitosha 9 217 williams, Shanta 9 217 Willis, Herman 9 95, 217 Willison, Jason 155 WILLS, JEFF 12 29, 55, 168, 169 Wilson, Catrene 9 217 Wilson, Courtney 9 52. 80, 95, 97, 217 Wilson, Dejuan 97, 217 Wilson, Jason 9 108. 195, 204, 217 WILSON, LESLIE 12 54, 42, 92, 94, 169 Wilson, Shane 11 195, 217

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T If ff-Qs... x xl 4 , 1 if I , if 1988 Saga staff. Front row: Susie Wagner, Amy Plisco, Sissy Block, Julie Keating, Dan- ielle Cohen, Laurie Krug, Debbie Diamond. Back row: Sean Gerowin, Spencer Keimon, Tammy Bunton, Amy Jentes, Larua Jenne- man, Michelle Guy, Matt Mitchell, Ms. Nancy Ciroth, adviser. Photographers Jennifer Ferrell and Mant Lopez decide which negatives to print for Saga. Sagas four photographers covered over 200 sports, clubs, activities and other various events during the year. 1 l 'XFN DETERMINATION -V Saga Staff Strives For the Top 'L A class of 16 students to put together a book of 252 pages which appealed to the majority of the students, while meeting only one hour a day. These staff mem- bers needed the creativity to think of the best way possible to present to a school of over 1,800 a sum- mary of the year's events. WHAT IT TOOK A new staff starting from scratch with no ideas and no knowl- edge ofthe concepts and skills needed to make a first class yearbook. I WHAT WE HAD Theme projects, brainstorming hundreds of story ideas, and the patience to understand how to put together an award winning book. WHAT IT TOOK Over 2,000 mug shots had to be identified, numbered, and arranged in alphabetical order. WHAT WE HAD When other students had a snow day or vacation Saga staff members worked to assure accurate name spellings. WHAT IT TOOK Only four student photographers to shoot and print over 250 school activities. WHAT WE HAD More than 200 rolls of film were shot in order to capture the . best picture for the year's activities. zzafclosing-fi-.: