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

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si? The honorees wait to enter the gym so the ceremony can begin. Relatives, and friends of the recipients attend the hour and I .6 . f' 'Y , 'A-,.i'f'Q41if .. ' ' f' ' Y '- ,f 1Z:f5T?QgafZ.,Q1i6 if ' 9 r wifi' r'-- wi, f go? :fy 67 wa 3331 . 6? f 'I 1159 are A W W I I nf W I I I ,fff , ff X . 9 ig : 9' 1 ff 1 .1 , N Nxkex x A wx? ish fx XX 'Nea xxx g 7 Rig, T Q F fs Q: S ,T xg Q PEW ii? 255. i 455, iii R 1 n liz iz? ii X ii? M135 NK - ssl i 1 2 xii if 5 ii , 'Q ! :ff if x s 5 SE ' Q X rv? X is ss! X r f X 'Q E R ii. Teachers G0 to War Many children played army games when they were little. They pretended to capture the other team and even had toy guns. Years later, Mr. John Shannon and Mr. Dave Hall got together to play a grownup game ofarmy. called Wacky Warriors. Each team had its own territory on a field, 75 by 150 yards, marked by a flag. The players captured the other team's flag and returned it to their territory without getting caught or shot. l'Playing as adults reminds me of when I played when l was little, only we take the game more seriously since we shoot each other with guns, said Mr. Shannon. They used carbon dioxide guns that shot paint pel- lets, whose impact was harmless. -Amy Plisco photos by Amy Jentes v i i E fl Mr. John Shannon waits it ,' . 1- P' for a chance to come out .- . ,, from hidingand return to his ' 'gf Q- , oxm territory .- . '. Make-up is applied to -- xi s camouflage the players Q E.. , V 5, face. While staying lou in 5r 4g ,X V In ' 4 g' the field of grass Flip Shan' a half ceremony. 'ik fi if 5,-,gf Al ' 'Q x non points out that the en- Seniors Michelle Dunski and ' 5.51 Q.. I ' ' emy is coming closer. Song Lee wait to be dismissed 'P-5 ' fi' ' ' from the gym after receiving academic awards. -lwaclxy Warrim'sl83 Learning Groups

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Kudos for 182 Honors Evening, 'ione of the most auspicious even ings in the school year, ac cording to Assistant Pnnci pal Claire Jones, recog nized 182 individuals Departments rewarded academic excellence, Pl tional Merit semi-finalists and finalists were an nounced, and the Parkway National Education Assoc: ation gave Karen Machek a scholarship The Parents Club also awarded scholar ships to Sharon Darle Marla Radinsky an . lan Larson . cker received the Vas book award Aaron Cooper r ed the Har vard book awar d Kim Wirth received the Dan . leadership award affiigwlgipg PM K fwfr 3 XQEXQ ffl gk 5 X N' Vvvgm X 4 ?Ef, Pb v 20052, ffffxgxf Q5 xii WQQE M N Mi K so 4wg,g'f4fj5?' Q fwc, cfyfjkfx-.K ,cfs 9 fafxff r A5 B ffffy P J, t 1 F , ltr' .i..'f,15r TNK 821 I i ' ilk

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