Parkway South High School - Declaration Yearbook (Manchester, MO)

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OPENING - CLASSES - SENIORS - JUNIORS - SOPHOMORES SPORTS - CLUBS - ACTIVITIES - FACULTY-

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urn. Teachers David Holley. Jim Schmuck and Jim Manion compliment- ed the Patriots on their successful mis- sion and encouraged its expansion. By inviting the junior high, these coordin- ators strived to perpetuate Patriot pride. As well as spirit- ual advances, educational advances were also made. The atmosphere caught students by sucurlse on the first day of school. Walls were built where there was once open-area class rooms, to enhance learning abilities. November 19-21, North Central Association visited South to determine the actual quality of education South was offering. Over all, the outlook for South was picking up. There was a better learning atmosphere, an increase in school spir- it, better performance athletically, and a new-born Parkway South PrlHpl

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RISE: PAGE I SAIL ON: PAGE 18 HOLD ON: PAGE 43 CHILDREN OF THE SUN PAGE 63 SOUTH ' S GONNA DO IT AGAIN: PAGE 82 WE ARE FAMIL Y: PA GE II J GOOD TIMES: PAGE 140 BIG SHOT: PAGE 158 I. Homecoming attracted approximately iOOO fans to the Patriot stadium on September 8th. 2. Junior Lisa Shelton. Senior Nicci Vento. and Sophomore Patti Jackson performed at half-time to Ease on Down the Road. 3. Soph- omore Danny Schuch aid- ed the Patriot Declaration in presenting its theme Rise. by donating his beautiful photo of the ris- mg sun. 4. As a pre-elec- tion campaign. Senior Kyle Tietje. Student Coun- cil President, made ar- rangements 10 have a hot- air balloon take off from the soccer field, carrying Sophomores Sue Kreith and Lynne Martin.