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

 - Class of 1988

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Parkway North High School - Saga Yearbook (Creve Coeur, MO) online collection, 1988 Edition, Page 62 of 240
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In order to watch her weight, Amy Blythe drinks Diet Coke during her free time. To get in her daily one or two miles Mrs. Betty Moenk- haus spends her prep peri- od walking around the school. Taking advantage of the ever-S0-faithful bench press at Mademoiselle health spa is Senior Dana Schwartz. if ,t f K . ' f jr f-'- VA 1 Tag Q 3 . '17 .- 'i ' .54-' XVU, 'ffi',,f,..v,wrf.ft3g ' to ,, E , e G' ,: 11 . .. ' T f . ,, ,..4.mfr.. ,f, .. 54 ,,..a.s.,...t . 1 Z' Senior Adrian Larson substitutes for the regular announcers when they are absent from school. He al- They Talk, Good morning. And these are the announcements came over the intercom, as teachers cringed in mid-sen- tence. This was the first year that the announcements were read at the end of class and many teachers com- plained that they didn't have time to finish their sentence. There were so many com- plaints that a new 50 second policy was established, re- quiring the announcers to ternates with Craig Hunt, to read the announcements after second hour. We Listen teachers could have time to finish class. The announcers disagreed with this policy. l think the 50 second pause is useless. The teachers are go- ing to need longer to finish up and it'sjust more ofa bur- den than a helpf said Tory Zettl, Tuesday announcer. -photos by Amy Jentes KVIK. Front Row: Tory Zcttl Mi- chelle Levi, Jennifer Ferrell. Second Row: Chamette Smith. Crinny Cze- chut. Back Row: Adnan Larson give a greeting and then pause for thirty seconds so Craig Hunt. 7 KVIKl57 g -



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Cnce a Couch Potato . , . The dent in the couch looks permanent because he always lounges there, mesmorized by the tube. Every day the dent is filled by the couch potato. lt reaches into the bowl, chomps has potato chips and slurps Coke. Thus the lazy day begins for the Coach Potato. Mrs. Carol Rivers, English teacher, became a couch po- tato the first day of her 1987 summer vacation. She sat in the worn wedge of her coach propped on pillows, watching the morning news, soap op- eras, and Jeopardy at 4:50 p.m. Another coach potato was Jason Boelow, senior. Jason laid on the floor on his left side with his head on a pillow in his mom's room. Ev- ery day he drank orangejuice and had a Tombstone pizza. His favorite shows were Jack- pot at 2:50 and Magnum P.l. Every Sofa Spud had a favorite tv span. Mrs. Rivers' ended in September and Jason's ended when baseball season opened. Yet, once a couch po- tato, always a couch potato. Julie Keating Freshmen Beney Schecter and Becky Fishman relax on the couch leaning on pillows watching tv. Theres nothing to do after school but watch tv., said Beney. 0 The epidemic of Couch Potatoes me fine, said Jason while he atc has extended to stuffed nylon pota- chips and drank Diet Pepsi. toes which easily sit with the human Laura Guy, freshman, eats pop couch potato. corn. She is a Sofa Spud. The label couch potato suits '.ZCouch Potatnesl59

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