Parkway West High School - Pawesehi Yearbook (Ballwin, MO)

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Our Bowling Club bowled every Friday at the Ellisville Bowl. We honestly felt that bowling in an eight team league once a week relieved much of the everyday tensions that surrounded every student at West. The team against - team competition as well as the individual bowling did much to give students a well deserved and needed break. i The 1972-73 Bowling Club Members. Chess Club - ROW 1: Bill Cheek, Bob Strake, Ward Silver. ROW 2: Jim Schaeferle, Larry Queen, Geoff Burwell. 139 5,1 Bowling 'Xxx -S-QEXQI x-NN 'RN 5' K 125-'s -:x YS' '-Q' -:EA -Nw qQf - .t ES kN 3 Q N ,-:- 4 X YN ' 'i Chess Our Chess Club, a club de- voted to experiencing the fine art of chess, strove to better each member's style and tech- nique. We met on Mondays in the Foreign Language Concept Center, Along with learning about the theory and history of this ancient game, we partici- pated in area chess tourna- ments and fared quite well. We all looked forward to our week- ly mental struggle.

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Our Ecology Club was interested in aspects of the environmental problem. We worked very diligently on a soda can recycling project within the school. Mr. lVlihevc was our sponsor. During Earth Week we had a poster contest and cleaned up the area around West. Although a small group, we got our feet wet as far as stirring up some interest about changing our world for the better. Ecology Club Promotes Earth Week 'fl' l Ecology Club - ROW 1: Debbie Dour, Darcie Eding, Presi- dent: Karen Heathcote, Jill Boxer. ROW 2: Carole Adams. Debbie Roesler, Amy Wachs, ri'- Jan Miener, second from the left. instructs Marsha Dapkus, Car- la Haury, and Sandy Dyle in a new dance step. 55 Modern Dance Our Modern Dance Club first started on a Wednesday way back in November. From then on it was agreed that the group would meet every Wednesday to develop new exercises and dance routines. We were able to express and develop our ideas through movement, rhythms, designs, qualities, and styles, we learned to think, feel, and move freely, and to appreciate dance as a whole. 1-

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The 1972-73 Choral Ensembles were: SUE ETZ, DANA HANKS AND SYLVIA MOSLEY. THE JUNIOR MIXED ENSEMBLE - Sopranos: Becky Barton, Donna Clark, Karen Cutsinger, Diane Dingley, and Debbie Mason. Altos: Robin Kinch, Sue Miehe, Lin Munson, Janet Pepping, and Nancy Treu. Tenors: Lisa Crook, Kit He- menway and Jim Mobus. Basses: Nathan Lis- sant, Bob Reitz, Randy Roddy, and Rich Truex. Sue Casady, flute: CHERYL STEMME, CELES- TA, and MARCY POTTS, HARPSICHORDQ ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOLD - Tad Fry, Ken Hemphill, Audrey Lindemann, Jim Mobus, and Jim Milazzog THE MADRIGAL SINGERS - So- pranos: Becky Enoch, Linda Green, Audrey Lindemann, and Meg Young. Altos: Debbie Hall, Heidi Hinrichs, and Cheryl Stemme. Ten- ors: Ken Gillespie, Paul Kondrick, and Stu Wil- liams. Basses: Nathan Lissant, Russ Moutray, and Bob Reitz: MARGO HOFFMAN, GUITAR. and AUDREY LINDEMANN, HARPSICHORDQ THE JUNIOR GIRLS SEXTET - Debbie Becker, Diane Dingley, Audrey Lindemann, Jackie Meiners, Janet Pepping, and Marcy Potts, THE BOY CHORUS - First Tenors: Juan Alvarez. Ken Gillespie, Mark Jacus, Paul Kondrick, Dave Landis, Mike Lohse, and Stu Williams. Second Tenors: Ulises Alvarez, Dan Bushery, Dave Foard, Bill Gray, Ken Hemphill, Steve Mitchner, Jim Mobus, and Greg Powers. Bari- tones: Cort Anderson, Ray Clark, Mark Fruits, Gary Hemphill, Rick Lindner, Ron Lindroth, Russ Moutray, Dave Petty, and Bob Reitz. Basses: Bill Bair, Ron Fisher, Tad Fry, Nathan Lissant, Mike Ruby, Alan Scott, and Bob Tinsley. Chamber Music Groups Junior Mixed Ensemble Cheryl Stemme and Marcy Potts Sylvia Mosley, Sue Etz, and Dana Hanks 140 Rocky Mountain Gold