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• -.-.«. Valley Station, situated between the Muldraugh Ridge and the Ohio River on the east and west, and by Pleasure Ridge Park on the north and Cosmosdale on the south, is an area that is not only the fastest growing in Jefferson County, but also has an in- teresting past. The first settlers in Val- ley Station followed the railways into the area in the early 1800 ' s. Named after a whistle-stop and rest station of the old Elizabethtown and Paducah railroad. Valley Station was also de- pendent upon the Ohio River for transportation. Today. Valley Station is a well-pop- ulated suburban area which is centered around the Dixie Highway and its small businesses and shopping centers. With a population that is upwards of 35,000, Valley Station is an unincor- porated area that must depend upon the county for its government. The people of this area are currently fight- ing against a proposed Riverport De- velopment Program which will bring heavy industry into an area of the county which is mainly residential, fearing that it would damage the quali- ty of life in the neighborhoods. Some of the well-known landmarks in Valley Station are Valley High School, an imposing structure on Dixie Highway at Valley Station Road, built in 1938, the Vietnam War Memorial, and until recently, the Champs Valley Skating Rink which burned down this past summer. The Valley Drive-in is a popular spot for teenagers living in the area. There are four Catholic churches in Valley Station: St. Clement, Our Lady Help of Christians, St. Timothy, and Our Lady of Consolation. In an area somewhat distant from Bishop David, Dixie Highway is the important trans- portation route for students attending Bishop David.
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Registration and opening mass launch a new school year RIGHT: At far right, Bro. James May helps Scott Peak, Richard Ramirez, Keith Mattingly, and parents experience the trauma of fresh- man registration on August 27, 1974. BtLOW: Mr. Egan uses his mathematical genius to find the numbers on his adding machine and Mr. Montgomery checks Mike Albers ' booklist to send him on his way to become a high school student.
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