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

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Ensembles Achieve Musical Awareness Concert Band Ensembles - ROW 1: Jim Milazo, Steve Weber, Vince Hyman, Mike Tines, Debby Hamilton, Sue Booth, Jay Nilson, Jeanie Sopp, Bill Olsen, Tom Smith. ROW 2: Bill Andrews, Barb Nielson, Brenda Patterson, Kathy Miller, Charlie Brueckner. ROW 3: Steve Bay, Bob Hook. Symphonic and Concert Ensembles were organized so that we could achieve the inter- ests in music that we desired. We usually re- hearsed once a week so that when the music festivals came around our tone quality and techniques would be what we wanted. All of us enjoyed meeting with musicians of our age from other schools when we played at the UIVISL festival. To achieve our goals, we prac- ticed more frequently as the time approached so that we could be judged and receive an ex- cellent rating. The Ensembles also helped us to learn to work with our fellow musicians at West. 142

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National Honor Society National Honor Society is a group of students selected by a panel of teach- ers for their scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Sponsored by Mrs. Kennedy and Mr. Klein, we organ- ized a bus to the World Affairs Coun- TOP - ROW 1: Sally Miller, Kathy Richardson, Denise Dailey, Kari Severson, Barb Beck, Brady Speer, Bill Gold- man, Treasurer. ROW 2: Nancy Krape, Cheryl Holz, Kim Petty, Secretary: Debbie Haines, Kim Coleman, Presi- dent: Linda Celette, Linda Bowling, Linda Danielson, Oralia Flores, Anne Gilfoil, Barb Saum, Lisa White, Lisa Flesche. ROW 3: Mark Sauer, Bruce Harris, Vice-President, Kevin Little, Tom McGeehan, Greg Fletcher, John Schaberg, Ron Fisher, Dave Miles, Greg lrwin, Paul Kon- drick, Jeff Burian. ROW 4: Rick Lindroth, Dave Cooke, Doug Dowden, Gary Warren, Bill Thompson, Bob Guest, Mike Ruby, Jeff Hahs, Bob Portnoy, Rick Coughlin. tNot Pictured: Meg Anderson, Michelle Atwood, Mark Con- rad, Nancy Farber, Tom Fer- guson, Roseann Finucane, Karen Fischer, Greig Forrest, Lore Golly, Kenn Griffith, Laura Kennedy, Linda Kin- nard, Sue Lang, Rick Lind- ner, Terry Murphy. Stone Phillips, Ward Silver, Terri Sommer, Bill Tikey. BOT- TOM - ROW 1: Michelle Corbett, Charlene Brueck- ner, Cay Moeller, Cheryl Wood, Bridget Travers, Laura Wise, Linda Bailey, Cindy Lee, Karen Ward, Katie Vig- nery. ROW 2: Jim Brettman, Jim Harper, Richard Waller, Howard Solomon, Jody Ro- termund, Denise McCartney, Lynn Durbin, Karla Taylor. ROW 3: Chris Davidson, Na- than Lissant, Doug Hoekse- ma, Ken Hoffner. CNot Pic- tured: Lisa Crook, Debbie Dowden, Debbie Downs, Dave Landis, Steve Litzau, Janet Loft. Janet Pepping, Kathy Sullivan, Becky Young.J cil's NBC News Round-Up. FVISVW Of U5 were tutors in cooperation with the counseling office. We also ran the in- ductions of the new members and prepared the special ceremony in trib- ute to their accomplishments. this rf? ': : it H vf,-A 4 SENIORS 144 JUNIORS F X x