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

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ff f fy f ' f wfr fr 5 f, ,K .f f fr , 'iff' f J ,H , -' f' f, A 1-r efs: , -'f J M717 f Q' - fl 62 ,,,, 4f,,,f, ,!i, ,jai l WMA, y N A ,fl J! My -I5 ' f- P y Wai bf in I . f 2 -11 nz'-1 f ,ef b fi ' asw f - rv N 4 fx V, 5, W,-,, ,, f 4 -'12 t f Z! J f wav y 'f, rw fl S 1 , Q'?f,s1ff'1, I 1' W J if if f fr My if 2 . p ' V - I - DECA. Front Row: Stacy Shear. Kim Worth, Rachel Rosenblum, Kelly Cilazier, Danielle Cohen, Jen- ny Bridge, Angie Clark. Second Row: Herman Lee, Jonathan Deutsch, Karin Steinmeyer, Amy Muehrer, Alisa Killian, Michele Woodrome, Jeff Wills. Third Row: Tosha Larkin, Lisa Anton, Vicki Moeller, John Hubb, Jeanne Bark- ley, Mark Ciellman, Scott Pacino, Marit Lopez, Ron Totarsky, Jason Kris Herzig, Grant Eble, Roger Ruehmann, Andrea Inman, Larry May, Carlen Dunham, Katrina Ta- tum. Fifth Row: Danielle Alex- ander, Elmer Perkins, Carrie Ole- son, Bill Holmes, Jeff Bomefeld, Linell Pierson, Bill Fox, Michelle Berry, Natalie Popovich, Jodi Frank. Back Row: Craig Coats, Bri- an Kimzey, Jae Yu, Warren Dewein, Lee Kolker, Vicki Dren nan, Rhonda Cambell. Boehlow, Phil McCoy, Stacy Knirsch. Fourth Row: Dirk Rollins. 1 5 www , Oh my Godl Did you hear ln a quest for no homework. about . . . gossips Lisa Goldman, Tommy Webb, Torre Lotion, and senior, to Amy Cohen, junior, in Mike Curren, freshmen, make the COmmOnS in between classes. good use of their hi5t0ry Class time. ' ,l , ' X A An aroma of pizza filled the commons. Curious stu- dents followed the scent to room 212 where DECA members were enjoying a pizza party, on Nov 25. What did they do to desewe pizza ? The party was the prize for winning the Home- coming banner competi- tion, which DECA has been the only club to enter for the past two years. To kick off the year's ac- tivities members attended the district picnic. I made my famous taco salad and I didnt think anyone would had a breakfast at Shoneys. DECA took part in other activities besides eating. l want to learn more about the marketing field for the future, said Kim Worth, senior. DECA members got the chance to practice the skills they learned in ?lar- keting l and ll at the District competition held at Crestwood Plaza Feb. IB, Stuffing her face at the pizza like it. But, Kelly Cilazier ate three plates full, Scott Pa- cino chuckled. DECA also party is Kim llonh senior The party proxidcd a relaxing day bc- lore ilianksgixing,

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P H, This Is Your Life Can l borrow 40 cents, l want a doughnut, l'm so hungry whines the chronic mooch to her 15th victim. Don't go in there, there's a substitute! warns a senior who has mastered the art of skipping. 'Open your books to page 56. Spencer, read the second paragraph says the Crime and Law teacher. He has found that oral reading keeps students awake. t'l'll have a swiss cake roll and a chocolate milk ... or- ders a freshman, rejecting his mother's well-balanced packed lunch. 'iAhhh, don't you look stu- pid! scream three big senior -S With pleasure, Mr. Dan Platale, busts Steve Cohen, senior, and friends for trying to start a graffiti La- ble. Sleeping students are found all over school. Maurice Young, fresh- man, finds a table in the science area to be a perfect place for a nap. Kiifif bullies to an embarrassed freshman girl after throwing yogurt raisins at her. Nl waited for you outside of math, where were you? inter- rogates a junior girl suspect- ing unfaithful behavior. l'Hey, can l have a ride home? begs a sophomore girl to her favorite senior man. -Sissy Block photos by Jennifer Ferrell Working on a lab are Ben Bier, Dawn Keshinover, and Jenny Schaeffer. I brought Mr. Kinney a souvenir from our snowball fight, says Chris Ferrell, freshman. I 28fYour LifE:l-l- A :fi Aa W-sq Q faq!

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ft , ff A ',m'i 'fb Mu Alpha Theta. Front row: Alvin Der, Sharon Darley, Chns Riley, Dave Becker, Kim Palek, Dave Port- noy, Lisa Schechter, Miwa Takano, Jenny Berger. Second row: Mr. Ron Rogers, sponsor, Hagla Abdelma- lek, Farida Mehta, Melissa Annand, Alisa Gordon, Jeff Koshi, Brian Kearns, Dmitrey Kuzivetsov, Scott Niemeyer, Rob Omiont, Carrie Do- hogne, Funda Gulmen. Third row: Matt Rosenberg, Manish Shah, president, Craig Hunt, Glenn Gold- berg, Steve Barnholtz, Marcelino Chua, Eun Sung Choi, Aaron Coo- per, Pat Bathe, Greg Rhoades, Chnsty Tharenos, Bonnie Hayman, sponsor, Julie Yu, Amy Plisco. Back row: Daniel Tai, Doug Radloff, Rick Espie, Greg Niemeyer, Rob Victor, Oliver Thym, Matt Davies, Quinn Palmer, Steve Abraham, Ken Harris, Julius Yang, Wayne Chiou, Sailen- dra Sunkara, Mary Keller, Mrs. Phyl- lis Baner, sponsor. M' 9 . ff M5 'K . time ' -' 'mf f ff i gr- 1 ' tic:-: fi ,W--,f wt U57 Xg1Wt2-:QQTQFP 9332- ,Tm A-75,-, 'fr ,Q , 5-Q 4. f-fy-fa, 1 rj TH .-,.w,f.,,y.g-,Q-2 gf , H. ' :J gkv,.f,, r ,wztm--.Q 2.-s5'f..f-:Wiz ' '1 '?v,'s-.mpg-g,'., fy - wt 4' I -if lm, .rw ,.i mg fl. ,. M1 While many of Mu Alpha Theta's activities consisted of contests, that was not all they were about. Basically we explored math topics not discussed in school that stu- dents were interested in pur- suing, while having fun, said President Manish Shah. Topics included topology fthe study of mappingi, and computer music. ln January they scheduled a speaker on the building of the Arch. They also played games like Mathematical Jeopardy. Mu Alpha Theta participat- ed in The Great Auk on Dec. 2, placing first in the state for the second consecutive year and 256th in the nation. ln ad- dition, they hosted the Atlan- tic Pacific and Missouri Math League contests, which were given after school to any stu- dent interested in taking them. Mu Alpha Theta members read over material while waiting for the meet- ing to begin. 30fMu ' n Q -i II ' i nn...- .Q -.-vs-. i . - s , X . Q .. Q3 i, 1 5, nun ,Q ig ,. n ' 33 ' VI: , 51 'fs ., , I, 1 if 3 - 1-Q1 1 - ,f far ' O 25,6139 . 'i i Q i 'iii int -4 s, .Qt ll L in. ..wMw 4