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

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N.H.S. DISPLAYS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Not only do the members of the National Honor Society show excellence in academic achievement, but they also show effort towards the helping of others. Based upon academic achievement, the Honor Society members must exemplify leadership, citizenship, honor, service, and character. The main purpose of this group is to give recognition and honor to those students who display academic excellence. All members must obtain high grade point averages as well. This year thirteen of the members who had excelled throughout the year took part in the Missouri State Convention. Their sponsor, Mr. Ed Mihevc, believes that these students are the best of the student government. First row: Steve Raskin, Kirk Anderson, F.l. Schue, Eric Lindhorst, Steve Kutheis, Tom Kutey, Gran! Doty, Craig Winneker. Second row: Louise Hammer, Joy Marine, Wendy Mitori, Tanya Templetor. Robin Matthews, Robin Nessen, Julie Marsh, Barb Capes, Van Williams. Third row: Kim Corrodini Kim Vanover, Becky Turpin, Pam Bahl, Pam Owens, Renee Grothaus, Susan Owen. Kris Iverson Fourth row: Mary Petry, Karen Schaffer, Bridget Morrison, Brian Davis, Michelle Campbell, Laura Watson, Stephanie Linebery, Fifth row: Abeer Raiab, Claudia Restrope, Ronda Ebenson, Amy Cannon, Rachel Dickerson, Diane Sears, Tracy Rappold, Kim Larsen. Sixth row: Michelle Wolff, Lislie Wortle, Cheryl Fox, Debbie Euh, Robert Eng, Shelia Mahendra, Dave Schubert, Susie Hart, Tim Norton. Back row: Joe Smythe, Julie Eckelman, Ken Dickerson, Todd Foreman, Mark Haggemeister, John Casabaum, Dan Baumbach. 1. At the induction of new members. Dr. Graham congratulates the inductees. 2. After presenting her speech on scholarship. Barb Capes lights the candle of honor. 3. Speaking out on citizenship, F.J. Schue presents his speech. 4. Leadership is described by Sue Owen during her speech at the induction ceremony.

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STUDENT COUNCIL GETS RESULTS This years Student Council, sponsored by Miss Yvonne Brown, played a key role in organizing a canned food and clothing drive for victims of the Valley Park flood, aided elder- ly and handicapped people at local stores during the Christ- mas season, and raised funds for Missouri K.l.D.S. by hold- ing a dance and two on two basketball tournament in the newly completed gym. Under the leadership of Tim Reddout, its members put forth an effort to better organize the student body and activities. Miss Brown felt that the coun- cil was even a stronger and more vital organization than in the past years . 52. . First row: Monique Vaughn, Andrea Vento, Tracy Hein, Stacey Yonovak, Cheryl Smith, Tracy Hall, Julie Hoffmeister, Beth Baumbach, Kim Davis. Second row: Gail Mateicic, Karen Kreith, Julie Sedwick, Marilyn Brandon, Amy Feldmann, Robin Matthews, Rachel Dickerson, Diane Sears. Third row; Karen Green, Brenda Pitlyk, Brian Flemming, Melissa Miller, Karyn Pidgeon, Janet Greer, Cheryl Mmton, Joan Brennan, Grant Doty, Phil Klevorn, Kirk Anderson, Vincent Spavale. Fourth row: Michele Counts, Tim Breen, Chris Powell, Dan Bauer, Stephanie Fields, Pat Bren- nan, Linda Ivery, Tim Reddout. 1. Sophomore class officers: Back row: Chris Powell, Cheryl Minton. Front row: Tracy Hall, Karen Kreith. 2. Junior class officers: Back row: Kirk Anderson, Grant Doty. Front row: Karen Pidgeon, Kim Davis. 3. Senior class officers: Phill Klevorn, Melissa Miller, Pat Brennan, Rachel Dickerson. 4. Student Council officers: Front row: Marilyn Brandon. Julie Hoffmeister, Cheryl Smith. Middle row: Vincent Spa- vale, Tim Reddout, Back: Dan Bauer.

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Seniors Lead On! The Senior Leaders Club is perhaps one of the most popular clubs at Parkway South. This organization helps to get sen- iors involved in several different school- related activities. This year, the officers were Caroline Kemp (President), Steph- anie Fields (Vice President), Tracy Rap- pold (Secretary), and Carol Puricelli (Treasurer). There were approximately 1 5 active members in the club, but every senior is invited to participate. Homecoming was a major activity of the Senior Leaders Club this year. They took care of planning, the senior float, half time entertainment, decorations, and food. Other activities included the Turn About Dance, the senior picnic and banquet, carwashes, and a senior slide show. Caro- line Kemp commented The Class of ' 83 was the greatest class to work for. I would encourage everyone in the future classes to join to get more involved with their own class. Another active member of the club, Stacia Seymour, added, This club brought everyone closer together, and we all had a great time. First ¥.::•. ' ;;-i: h.-i:,;- Fi- - i, .- ' ii.- nm-- Fj;i : Fj I ' h-! ' ■:: ' ::-:- ' : r. Fi.-.i :;:;.ii:; ' • ' cinne Brower, Nancy Koffman, Vicki Kindred, Shern Osman, Barb Gass, Nih Wors, Allison Pelafos, Jill Hendershot. Second Row: Caroline Kemp, loan Brennan, Shanin tvlarsh, Sharon Wasileski, Tammi Hamm, Tracy Rappold, Debbie Glavin, Lisa Bauer, Sheri Weiler, Ingrid Wallach, Laura Watson, Michelle Campbell. Third Row: Sue Whitney, Amy Romdall, Carol Puricelli, Julie Maresch, Beckie Turpin, Beth Wilcox, Kathy Mmahan. Julie Boedges, Mary Kincaid, Sandy Norton, Stacia Seymour, Stephanie Lineberry. Back Row: Kelly O ' Hearne, Mike McKinnis, Wendy Dubbs, Monica Lane, Robin Scott. Kim Julier, Joan McNamara, Amy Cannon, Debbie McMahon, F. J. Schue, Michon Apprill, Kathy Scatizzi, Kim Larsen. 1. The officers for the Senior Leaders Club are as follows: Carol Puricelli, (Treasurer), Tracy Rappold, (Secretary), Stephanie Fiefds, (Vice President), and Caroline Kemp, (President). 2. The officers discuss plans for the Senior Picnic held at Queeny Park. 3. Caroline Kemp advises officers Stephanie Fields and Tracy Rappold of their responsibilities in organizing the Senior Banquet activi- ties.