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

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Back to Rock Bach to Rock was the theme for the Seventh An- nual Pops Concert held Feb. 18. The show included a student cast of members from the Star Trek Enter- prise acting along with the orchestra as they played. The two soloists included were Senior Darin Blaisiar, piano, and Freshman Jay Auslander, mandolin. A professional singer, Carol Langley, also performed. PHH Orchestra sent over 2,000 letters to elementary school parents inviting them to the concert, andju- nior high students were in- cluded as ushers. The ul- terior motive was to let the students see how high school orchestra works and keep them interested in playing, said Mr. Tim Pfeiffer, Orchestra director. -Laura Jennemann ..,.. I ,. 'ju ix ' ' Wifi . 5:5 sid 1 i ...ii 'fiEQi131-M526-21 , .wsleiiks-i:2,?5?3T 21113. '3'P?fg.3i' ' 7 '7 fx ,p x f- VM X' X 1 X , ., it Q., I f S , lf 'z 21 ., W5-Q C45 I . qi. X , , 459 ff Q. A 4 .W s f . lf 1 A , DN .2 Q o Q.-A Q 'xl X 1'5 ' Q fa: v '90 fix V ws Z 51,2 ,143--tl ff -. , -.yt X g,,,,f3,zv ' ,J P., . .Q-1y4.gy ly. ippq 1, 3.5. qf76q.,,:gSQ4, -' 'ziiqw-r4N,25P++ gm, ff'w,.'s+:f- -rg 5133.3 ,L -Qi,-554-354-off i-i96::-ZZ'- La JAP vwtvoax w xv 1 v X 1- 1 s 1' as -K X rbvs 4 Nvl' N. f 4 F : N , TWQQQSQ 5 r E M,M. Ti vTWff5!qh,iWfQwZ iMfg1.j' wQw?Y ti ' '. 't i 'mi:nkvnr- 7V3'f ' . Q, -S . . df -f , .. ,t Q4 V. 2, 4 -4 - A 4 f 1 t - ff I ' .V E- x 1 I, V, , I A l L QB -TY- Y'2 R i AL' - A A: H Q1 ii .' .61 R I - . . ' Q. ,lx 1 I , P A I : I . X 'E x A o . ' Nh S X Q' It la Q I . - f' ,v 35-i,5wf2f ?'J' 'ff 'fp . 1 T Q un . ' ' 'f fl Q at 4 K i -L . I ' - 1 ' ' -. f a- ...L ...L Q- 1- -6, , X X, ff if . . , PNH Orchestra. First Row: Alvin Der, Lisa Schechter, Kelley Burns, Leslie Molyneaux, Ann Eide, Holly Gregory, Leslie Wilson, Julie Mur- phy, Jill Harris, Ron Linzey. Sec- ond Row: Daryl Hemenway, Eun- Sung Choi, Dan Tai, Steve Serdy, Nagla Abdelmalek, Yasmin Brad- ley, Takashi Tada, Kelly Burke, Da- vid Miles, Jennifer Sykes, Joy White, Melanie Rea. Third Row: Jennifer Weiland, Kelly Young, Jeannie Pak, Kara Toomer, Mi- chelle Moon, Lynn Kang, Calana Loveless, Dee Dee Matthews. Bar- clay Woerner, Michelle Sarver, Pli- cole Taylor, Jay Auslander, Melis- sa Mautner, Cindy Knurbein, Rob- en Hamilton, Kari Unterreiner, Jennifer Stice, Eric O'Denius. Fourth Row: Miwa Takano, Matt Godbee, Kara Hapner, Arthur Chou, Tori Zettl, Jeff Keith, Jeff Finkelstein, Drew Barnholtz, Jer- emy Linzey, Christie Gastler, Jill Levinsky, Melanie Johnson, Chris- tine Daum, Mitu Bajpayee, Stacy Payuk, Jim Cain, Jason Bank. Fifth QUPNHSUYQS Row: Jee-Young Sonn, Dana Pierce, Paul Heihaus, Nick Salpe- kar, Hal Bierman, Carrie Stroo, Stacy Pfeiffer, Alisa Gordon, Steph- nee Greenwood, Tina Janssen, Josh Draeger, Dan Rosen, Tom Briggs, Steve Abraham, Joe Karel, Melissa Annand, Becky Locks, Jen- nifer Eltings, Brian Prather, Karen Levine, Matt Keeler, Marcelino Chua. Back Row: Mr. Tim Pfeiffer, Michele Thompson, Steve Lord, Greg Moore, Chris Rainwater, Mor- rie Zimbalist, Matt Davis, Mike Gutsche, Heather Taylor, Darrin Blaisiar, Robert Richman, Jennifer Paddock, Quinn Palmer. Playing an important role and the violin, Hal Bierman dedicates his attention to the music. Mr. Tim Pfeiffer, Orchestra direc- tor, rehearses the evenings' per- formance with the orchestra, while Senior Josh Draeger takes his seat. The Messiah was one of the biggest concerts of the year.

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W Waiting to perform, Senior Alvin Der studies his music for the Messiah. The concert, held Jan. 7, included the PNH concert choir singing to the Or- chestra's music. Mr. Tim Pfeiffer, Orchestra director, rehearses with the orchestra, while Senior Josh Draeger takes his seat. All of the students direct their atten- tion to their director as they wait for the concert to begin. I Learning Styles Take a Hike Walking Wellness was a new class that be- came so popular that Seventeen Magazine called Mrs. Myra Blake, physical education teacher, to talk about it. Mr. Robert Sweetgall, originator of the program, recommended PNH to Seventeen because they were one of the few schools with a walking program. Ju- niors Robyn Emig and Debbie Baron were in- terviewed because they walked both outside of school and in the class. Mrs. Blake started the class in which stu- dents learned to walk as an exercise. Walkers learned to ligure out how much they should walk to burn off certain foods, and the impact walking had on the heart. Students who hate running could learn to stay in shape by walking in my class, said Mrs. Blake. These students participate in the Straw Walk. Walkers calculated their number of miles per hour by taking a straw each time they went around the track. Robyn Emig,junior, waits to be interview ed by Sei enteen while Debbie Baron junior answers the reporter s ques- tions. Reporter Liz Crrantort called from New York City to ask these two students about the walking class. -:wan-:ing w f95