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

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.QV , ff ff-..,4x ' 1 7 15 f, Hockey Team - ROW 1: J. Naumann, M. Dunbar, L. Fabian, W. Wasson, M. Bernardi, R. Powers, J. Owen, M. Kantor. ROW 2: Coach Schmidt, T. Herman, K. Gillespie, J. Fallon, P. Litzinger, G. Hunt, J. Brandenberg, M. Ross, J. Hunt, P. Otte, T. Ross, M. Haldeman, G. Gannon, B. Goding, M. Hill, P. Gustafson, B. Clark, Coach Ganz. CNot pictured: G. Forrest and D. Dowlingj. rg- 'aw-sae' 154.1 19.5 as 'g Dedicated, enthusiastic, terrific attitudes, great im- provement was just a sample of the praise Coach Ganz had for the Hockey Team. After conquering many obstacles such as injured play- ers and having to travel 20 or 30 miles just to get to play, the team richly deserved the high praise, their total record being what it was. Their record of 11- 7-1 enabled them to go to semi-finals and capture sec- , I '! 41 di in M I WEST OPPONENT 5 C.B.C. 2 2 Parkway North 1 2 Ritenour O 7 SLUH 4 2 Parkway Central 2 MCCluer 1 DeSmet 5 Riverview Assumption DeSmet McCluer Parkway North 3 2 3 O ond place' I Parkway Central Hazelwood ' SLUH ...M 2, ,.- Pattonville Ass u m pti o n j sq A il Normandy 3 , egg .14 RKW.4y i fi fl an it P Wade Wasson makes a save while Paul Gustafson and Mike Ross watch. 85 Q Q 2 5 2 Pg 1 7 2 4 3 4 Y 3 2 1 4 3 U rg 2 1 ' In 2 3 w I l pl 3 4 S Q' 6 o . ,4 1 c.B.c. 2 F z 4 2 Q 51 Y 52 -F sfli'-'5l1Y'E'!: 'is'fiP C E 5 Q ll i f f '1 4

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to Promote Spirit at West Pep Club's responsibility at West involved encouraging spirit. Simple enough? Not really, as there is a sound philosophy behind Pep Club. We felt that if we got the individual class- es going in spirit, hopefully we could form a spiritual bond within the school to unite it, and as a result have made our athletic teams feel of great value. To help lift the morale of our teams before the games, we painted posters encouraging victory and publicizing the game. The nights before the games we delivered cakes to each one of the players which made them feel spe- cial. On the days of the games we decorated ourteam's locker rooms. Not only did we helpthe teams feel ofvalue, we sponsored the Homecoming festivities and we visited laurel Haven at Christmas time. OFFICERS: Barb Riva, President: Lisa Flesche, Vice Presidentp Heidi Hen- drichs, Secretaryg Polly Bracken, Treasurer: Sheryl Blatt and Cathy McCarthy, Soph. Representatives: Ruth Jones, Sponsor. 'U l CD 'U Q C D' Pep Club performs a play at Christmas for Lau- rel Haven. The warmth Pep Club broughtto Laurel Haven will never be 4 1 forgotten.