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

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POWDER PUFF ' 82 After many delays, the Powder Puff dance was finally held on Dec. 10. The commons rocked and popped as the girls led their dates m the latest steps. Roles were reversed here so the girls had to ask the guys to accompany them. Here at South when we reverse, we really reverse. In fact, a powder puff court was elected and John Hohlen was nominated for Pow- derpuff Queen. Stacia Seymore was the King. This years Powder Puff was a much bigger success than last. The fact that this year the dance was held in the commons instead of the gym, was a big reason for this. Overall, Powder puff 1982 could be considered a large, successful, good time. 1 Wm LJWf 1 1 f1 1 1 PI Hi r ' Wi f H } '

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SOUTH OVERPOWERS ALL As m the past, Spirit Week kicked off all the Homecoming festivities. Many different people participated m the variety of dress-up days to make spirit week ' 82 a real success. Three new days appeared this year, Hat, Button, and Tie day. Punk Day, and Inside Out day, were all firsts for the spirit week and all three days, had many people dressing up. As always. Patriot color day ended spirit week with a bang. Punk Day was the most popular of all the days. Stefanie Fields was the chairperson for this years spirit week. The committee voted on the days and what they should be. Stated senior Lisa Bauer, I think spirit week is a lot of fun getting dressed up, but the true meaning of spirit week brings out the spiritual unity in the Parkway South Patriots. This year ' s Spirit week was one of the most fun that South has ever had in any of their special weeks. Hopefully, the fun will carry over during spirit week ' 83. Senior Kelly O ' Hearne wrapped up this years Spirit week in one special word, Bazaar. 1 . Stelanie Lineberry goes all the way for Red, White, and Blue day. 2. Kendall Brown attempts to remove his oversized hat. 3. John Gort showed his punk day spirit as Mr, Otten wonders whats different about him, 4. Oh wow ' Like, Am 1 like late for class? 5, He ' s all mine for today ' ' 6. Angie Frye shows us how to coordinate our Punk day outfits. 7, Mrs, Rosemary Leeker shows off her school spirit for Red, White and Blue day.

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1 Greg Kreith and Mary Watry, Junior maid and escort, walk down the common stairs. 2. Here they are, King Stacia Seymore, and Queen John Hohlen. 3. Dancing their hearts out: John Olivary, Knstie Kramer, Sue Whitney, Stefanie Fields, Sandy Pool, Sheri Weiler, and Doug Slattery. 4. King Stacia Seymore, puts on the crown for Queen John Hohlen. 5. Powder Puff Court, left to right: Tim Bingaman, Kim Campbell, Greg Krieth, Mary Watry, Tracy Bogolin, Darla Polansky, Jeff Stevens, Ingrid Wallach, F.J. Schue, and Monica Lane. 6. During a slow dance. Dawn Rau and Tim Reddout, Lisa Williams and Randy Johnson, are caught in an embracing moment. 7. Mark Jacobs and Stacia Leet pose candidly at the dance. 8. Kristie Kramer stands socializing with the powder puff Queen, John Hohlen.