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

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MONSTERS AND MAZES Dungeons and Dragons is, by far, one of the newest and fastest growing clubs at Parkway South. This role- playing game enticed many students away from home- work and into a world of fantasy. Players advanced to higher levels through combat and intelligence, while gaining wealth at the same time. The main object of the game is to survive, gain wealth and eliminate as many opponents as possible. An active member of the club, George Hanson, said, It ' s exciting for me because it gives me a chance to escape the pressures of everyday school life. Front row: Glenn Killman, Matt Nelson, Scott Snider, Ron Marcmko. Back row: Chris Michelek, Kyle Stoneman, Teresa Ralston, George Hanson, Mario Mora, Mike Muchesky. 1 . Matt Nelson shows oft his Dungeons and Dragons shirt at one oi their weekly meetings, 2. Teresa Ralston ponders her next move. 3. This dragon represents one ot a couple hundred met- al figures used to represent monsters and charac- ters in Dungeons and Dragons.

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MARCHING IN STEP 11 m Ir i iiS A t A twi il Rt t 1 f fcM E Front Row, left to right: Missy Branch, Lisa Judd, Erica Stuart, Sherry Thomas, Steve Plant, Becky Holmes, Cathy Carmody. Row 2: Ken Grilfis, Trisha May, Lori Franklin, Kelly Carpenter, Stephanie Carey, Diane Sears, Van Williams. Row 3: Ricky Charles, Tony Jones, Patty Quirin, Torrie Linn, Christy Gambrel, Chris Iverson, Jeff Downs. Row 4: Steve Franklin, Steve Clark, Angela Casanova, Steve Raskin, David Schuehardt, Tim Wedding. Row 5: Robert Heape, Tom Weber, Lisa Shaffer, Mike Ohearne, Tom Braddy, Kort Besore, Danen Floyd. Row 6: Steve Jennings, Tom Rose, Vince Spavole. Tony Buraszeski, Brad Walker. Row 7: Mike Kreidel, Jeff Darr, David Verhoff, Lee Jordan, Charles Licis. Row 8: Rob Berry, Todd Godefroid, Randy Watson, Todd Foreman, Ken Dickerson, Mark Lock- hart, Scott Pool, Eric Behle, Joe Maynard. The symphonic band oi 1982-83 sur- passed last years band, not only in num- ber, but also in talent. Director Neil Finb- loom says the sixty five members per- formed very w?ell at all shov s. Several members received all A ' s on their solo ' s and ensembles. Van Williams and Steve Raskin made the All-Suburban Band, while Lori Lee Pierson qualified for the Youth Symphony. This year was a very enjoyable one, said Finbloom. I am looking forward to a bigger and better group next year. 1) Jeff Darr shows his pride during halftime ol a football game. 2) Band members wait for their practice cue. 3) Sherry Thomas, along with others, get caught off guard. 4) South ' s Color Guard perform with the band. 5) Practicing in the theater days before their concert.

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CLIMBING HIGH Front: Dan E Bishop, Matt ■aumbach, Pam Jewhurst. Row 2: Scott Rowlands, Rob Jacques, Tim Card, Debbie Novotny. Row 3: Brian Hale, Tonya Novotny, Rhett Thompson, Phil Ricker The outdoor club is an outdoor leadership group, designed to teach students leadership and outdoor sur- vival. Their activities include repel- ing, rock climbing, winter camping, caving and other outdoor activities. This is the clubs first year, with a limited number of 12 students who met once a week. The Progressive youth Center was the founder of the group in the St. Louis area. The students gained confidence, achiev- ing the impossible and overcoming obstacles, stated Bill Sparks, spon- sor. Camping out in below freezing weather was one of those obstacles. Just knowing they could do it made everything seem possible. 1 . Matt Novotny enjoys the views below while climbing treacherous rock. 2. After a day of exploring, the outdoor club takes a break and relaxes. 3. Pam jewhurst hangs on for dear life while scaling a cliff at deadly heights!