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

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F Learning Groups No Sleep During Winter lf you thought Marching Band went into hy- bernation during the winter then you were wrong. Symphonic Band nestled away in the fine arts department every third hour. The only difference between the two bands was that in Symphonic Band, Your feet don't hurt as much and you don't have to come to school early to march, sand Lance Johnson, band member During March they performed m the Park- way All-Dlstrict Band with over S500 particl- pants But the big event for the band was the tnp to Kansas City for the statewide competi- tion ln May ln the spnng band held their annual concert We do music that is done for marching rather than music that has been arranged for movies or popular rock songs sand Mr Keith Thomas band teacher Spencer Kermon photos by Amy Jentes Mr Kelth Thomas shouts in order to be heard by the Symphonic Band Mahar Parvln listens to Mr Thomas about his perfor mance for preparation for the sprung concert during third hour 3 90lSymphnnic Band:.. '

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F . Shadows Crain Experience 'Shadowing allowed me to gain insight into how a bank is operated. Ofcourse standing in the vault with 310,000 in my hand E-rlQd my interest also, said SQ1' r Ryan Weber, who spent th at Land- mark Bank. Stu in business classe ere as- signed to le whosejob int ed them through e shadowing program, coordinated by Mr. Dave Hall. The Creve Coeur Cham- ber of Commerce helped with the program. Seniors Yvette Sayer and Dee Dee Rosenthal spent their day at Ciumbo Prison- photos by Marit Lopez The experience of Senior Scott Pacino's day at Sarita s Ltd. is dis- cussed with Mr. Dave Hall. Seniors Marit Lopez and Kellly Glazier listen as the D.Js from KSDIK 93.7 explain how the station is operated. X. . X 1 lk itzbififf V Q43 9' ' Pi QSQYQQQ 1321-2 3 711 ..,.,.f..M'f--' f ' ...iShadowingf89

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Jazz Band Livens Games There's something about them that l like. They liven up the games a lot, said Sean Ryan, basketball fan, about the 17-member Jazz Band. They may have been the busiest band in school. We're always working on something, said Mr. Keith Thomas, who has directed bands for 25 years. They played at two Varsity Bas- ketball games, and planned to compete in the Cape Gir- ardeau Jazz Festival in April. Also planned were performances at the Senior Olympics and Creve Coeur Days in April and May, Mr. Thomas said. -Spencer Keimon photos by Amy Jentes wwf' .X ap gf Q -:W . S t if . : N -5 X x . X , .xg 'ire 1 , , 9 nfl Q S ex I H, 1 X. ' Q K Q' i t Q .f ,I x ,X 'W' ff X-Q 5' , N Jazz Band. Front row: Erica Olixer, Dana Mueller, Eddie Barth. Jim Fomengo, Stacy Pfeiffer. Middle row: Graham Johnson, Robert Richman. Back row: Lynman Stamps, Mahyar Parxin, Scott Friedman, Heather Thomas Ylatt Strom. Senior Erica Oliver rehearses When the Saints Come Marching In. She practiced the piece for three weeks. The saxophone section of Jazz Band rehearses during fifth hour. Matt Strom works alone in the cor- ner so he can hear himself play Jam Bandf91