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

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'prEa '- L.: - Tvrrjrirf -+17-cg 4 v 7 1 uf Mfg? sl f 2 , my , .X ., f r 9 GXII 41 NHS. Front row: Dave Becker, Mike Berger, Kim Kunz, Alvin Der. Sec- ond row: Leslie Wilson, Stephani Ratkin, Diana Lin, Erika Fishman, Melissa Annand, Lisa Schechter, Nagla Abdelmalek, Third row: Jeff Koshi, Jeff Eisen, Aaron Cooper, Carrie Dohogne, Kathy Farrell, Deborah Ralston, Manish Shah. Fourth row: Crystal Merritt, Kim Tryon, Leslie Molyneaux, Michelle 165 Dunski, Kim Palek. Filth row: Brian Gold, Craig Hunt, Catherine We- tendof, Scott Niemeyer, Dana Moll, Christine Riley, Marla Radinsky. Sixth row: Steve Burger, Sharon Darley, Brenna Bradley, Eun Sung Choi, Mike Vehaskari. Back row: Jean Sprengel, Dag Seagrem, Ter- ry Ziegelman, Jason Randall, Karin Haney. , , . .... ,,,, .,., , , .,., ..,.t, V ,,,, , ..,., -:HW ' , it-El, V' lf 'ggzgtzff-h',w2. .-SEV, 5,5 -fl mg f:s. 5 , X ' : ---. -yv:.z-,- Q ..,.fwf- if a zm ? . ww Af t ages vg3??M5t 'v M agp, Z g 3 Q- v , ,. , . 2' 1 lf? Q . g h ' . f S 5 ' . ,,, ft1 T' in . ' 0 f - aero sf 1 A- ' B ,,,'v V, s, 'N' -W , 'fa '31 . Bl 3 ,ff ,, 'sl fy X- w ' X , W -N www' 4 rt if Yi MK- A r -- if '?. fa . 2 ' 22 55 fw ,,, V . ' '- X f W .1 w x ,fx , , - 1 , 0 .. ,1 .1 4. , f ,vw of. 2 n iv xv, ve V ,f. 1 Q :z 45, 1 x 1,1 - ' 0 2, 01 .- - , lerfgitbk? Nfffi i i 5 ,i iffi s-' X?i5 9 ,? 7N?F?2f4fM1.,f?,,2, f Y Z NQQQ Were you one of 140 peo- ple who gave blood? Blood Drive Sponsor National Honor Society was sur- prised at the turnout in Oc- tober. People care about the people that need blood, said Kim Kunz, vice president. Many were scared but once the needle was in them they said it was not bad. NHS had 52 members and was sponsored by Mr. Larry West. By the end of the year there should have been about 100 active members following two in- ductions of new members. ln the fall NHS sponsored a Fund Run to raise money for NHS scholarships. Stu- dents sponsored teachers and gave them money for each lap completed. photos by Amy Jentes Stacy Pfeiffer sits calmly while giv- ing blood. -A 34lNHSlg.1-T

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sa- C-7 i 1 4 -1 Quill and Scroll involved more students in entering contests and won according to Jeff Eisen, secretary. They helped with a mailing campaign to recruit under- classmen to thejournalism program, which increased 50 percent in enrollment. Members met at Shoney's for breakfast and to talk. This four member club, sponsored by Ms. Nancy Groth, planned a journal- ism held Quill and Scroll members were inducted for the up- coming year and 1988-89 editors were announced. photos by Amy Jentes Ms. Nancy Groth hands Amy Plisco the Saga Joumalist of the Year Award. I was happy since it was my first joumalism class said Amy. Quill and Scroll. l'Tont row: Jeff Eisen, Danielle Cohen, Todd Schneider, Aaron Cooper. Second row: Ms. Nancy Groth, Amy Plisco, Sissy Block, Stefanie Vines. Back row: Matt Loxc Topia Battle Mi- chelle Guy Mr. John Shannon. Not pictured: Erilx Grossmann Laurie Krug. Amy Jentes. iQuLl1and scmufss

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1 Ar Q Iv tt -, ,Q 'i qi: VW ff 'Amr' 1 ,,,,, . , W N-w....,X 'ni t ,jf x . 'ia-4' r,, Over Winter Break people worked and earned extra money. Renee Wirts, senior, sells tickets at West Port movie cinema. Paul Niehaus, sophomore, plays ping pong over break at a friends house. Jennifer Ferrell, senior, took a picture with Tom Sel- lak at Universal Studios in L.A., CA. ,A .,..... Q x N Spas Help Contestants Winter break. Let the games begin. The grand prize winner came back with the darkest tan. Contestants went to Mexi- co, the Cayman Islands, and the ever popular Florida. Jennifer Ferrell, consolation prize winner, skied at Lake Ta- hoe. iiYou usually tan well ski- ing but it was way too cold, said Jennifer. Jonathan Deutsch came back from Cay- man with a savage tan and won the sweepstakes prize. Bonus points were given to people who stayed home and had access to tanning beds. Patrick Gribbon went tanning and when people asked where he had been he said, Oh, the Bahamas. He passed the countdown round and placed second. Julie Keating Winter break is time to study. Toyia Battle, sophomore, re- searches for an oral report to be given in Dr. Dan Stelmach's West- em Civilization class. 15 artist, D i fQwQUT2'7+'l: Students mostly relaxed over break was especially fun because break and Caught up Qn Sleep, we bought Zi HCM ROILMCHCY puppy Kathy Farrell, senior, enjoys catch- We named it Tank said kathy ing soap operas, also. Winter