Valley Park High School - Val E Vues Yearbook (Valley Park, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1952 volume:

Valley Park High School Deciictitio i To the parents, the tax payers end to the children of Valley park, this annual is affectionately dedicated. ihrough the F.T .A. the parents have been a source of moral and physi- cal strength to the board, the administration and the staff of our scnooj . Nothing the-school needed v.as ever too much for the Darents to undertake. Stage curtains, cement flocrs in -enton° electioni tileo sick room, movie projector - all found the members of the P T ready to work lor and with the school. The school feels it has a a“?ed! °f the P S A T° � « 01. No community can give more than to allow its school board to bond the oistrict to the legal limit and then to approve a tax levy adequate to support the schools. Valley Park has done this. No district «- ceeos Valley Park in its efforts to have a school system of which all must be proud, lo them, this year book is appreciatively dedicated. Finally to the children, the ones ones of whom we are most anxious measure of our failure or success dealcated. lor whom we all work and pray, the to be proud, the ones who will be the , this year book is affectionately Carl E. Wagner Mrs. Elvin Dunn, President -Mrs. Euward Pitman, Vice-presioent HsroJd Tubba, Secretory Mrs. Roy Poe, Tree surer PcvieHt- eac i te rf i4 xcoxtio t CHARTER MEMBERS 1933 Mra Milton Vb'olf Mrs. J.H.Haddock Mrs. J. Hilderbrand Sr. Mrs. Chas. Inman Mrs. Henry Williams Mrs. J.W.Zimmerman Mrs. Elizabeth Knabb Mrs. T.W.Booth Mrs. Elmer Hiscox Mrs. Carrie Franklin Mrs. J. C.Wallach Mrs. Kitty Girard Mrs. Alfred Zeiser Mrs. Louis C. Wetterer Mrs. Chas. Scholl Mrs. Richard Ralph Mrs. W.T.Vance Mrs. Frances Sturdy Mrs. Tom Davis Mrs. Robert Bloom FOUNDER'S DAY SWW £ctcicatio t Royal Hildebrandt President Elmer Riseox Vice-Fresident I oval Gibbs Secretary Elrr.er Keir.emann Member Glenn Jones Member Howard Haddock Member 1 Student (faatcit Standine: Hoy Gibba, Mrs. Iattimore, Owen Tyrey, Honald HeInema nn Slttincr: T'elen Koberts, Donald Smith, Dorothy -olslncrton Harland Frice, b’ellie Younc, Mary Tqmes Fresiaent............Harland Frice ■ ice-Fresident.......Donald Smith Secretary.................Vary James Treasurer..................Hoy Gibbs The Student Council consists of ten members, two from each class and the presicent and vice-president. The Council sponsers the annual carnival and the publication of the yearbook. From the proceeds of the Council's activities, it purchases equipment which is given to the school. During the school year of I9bl and 1952 five hundred dollars was given to the shop for new t ools. The faculty sponser is Mrs. Iattimore. The pres- ident and vice-president are not considered class rep- resentatives, but are officers elected by the whole body. 1 ADMINISTRATION i icCmiai uxtcoH C.E.Wagner, Sperintendent A.5. M.A. Ed. D. Aashlngton University St. Louis University University of Michigan Michigan State College Mrs. Arvabelle Seemann Secretary 1 VALLEY PARK HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. Anne hitter. Principal B. S. P.D. Vlasour1 Valley College Marshall, vlagouri Washington University 3t.Louis, Vl330uri Columbia University New York City, New York i August S. Ernst AB Colorado Teachers' College Mat lunatics Ruth Camobell BS Missouri University Home Economics Nadine Brennecke BS Southeast Teachers’ Physical Education Don K. Kuhn Southwest Teachers’ BS Washington University Physical Education William Egerton BS Murray State Physical Education Shop I - J 1 Marjorie HoffeId Washlngon University Mathmatics A«B. Ralph Lee Washingon U. B.S. Music Lillie Eotkins Kirksville Teachers Social Science B.S. Annette Logan Warrensburg Denver B.S. A.B. Claire McDonald St. Louis University A.B. Helen Lattimore Missouri U. Washingon U A.f. B.S. % MAINTENANCE Lawrence Messerla Luth Messerla Mabel Riefling Amanda Jones 1 i CLASS PROPHECY I was told to prophesy, but I do not know where to begin. Prophets are able to look Into the future, to foretell things that are yet to come. Perhaps, if I lie down, close my eyes and concentrate I'll be able to visualize my classmates and teachers as they'll be ten years from now. My prophetic powers are sharpening, and I can see my old home town. Valley Park, focused on the screen of the future. I can see myself walking down a familiar street, St. Louis Avenue. Cusack's Imperial Hotel is my first stop. I understand it is one of the Statler chain of hotels, a very exclusive place. Dave greets me very cordially and tells me about Shirley Huskisson, his wife. Shirley is the current hit star at the American Theater, and is playing In Oklahoma. I go to the dining room at Dave's invitation to have some lunch. Dave tells me all the news he can about Valley Park and is very enthu- siastic about the growth of Valley Park and the numerous, notable businesses that had settled there. After finishingmy lunch I look at my watch and see that it Is time to bid Dave farewell. Before I leave I tell Dave to brine: Shirley and come and see me at my residence Smith's Funeral Home in Los Angeles, California. The amazement on his face is quite hu- morous to see. The screen of the future now points out to me a new comic book factory. I decide to enter the building to see about purchasing some reading matter for my ten children. The dis- tinguished, but bald, man who greets me in the president's office is Jerry Dempsey who oqw calls himself Gerald since it sounds more important. Jerry tells me that although he Is making a million dollars a year with his comic books he is thinking of donating all the profits to the library at Valley Park High School. He himself, he relates, is planning to cam- paign for president or to become a dollar-a-year man. I wish him luck in his new venture, purchase my comics, and leave. Across the street from Jerry's factory is a ball diamond, and the fami]iar cry of play ball summons me. Here I re- cognize the voice of Jack Price yelling, All right, Kuhn, get the lead out of your shoes and get on the ball. I smile at this command because I remember that Jack always farcied him- self a better coach than Don Kuhn. Jack and Mr. Kuhn are too engrossed with their game to notice me so I continue down the street. The next picture the screen of the future shows me is a sign painted on a glass window. I reads Let Madame Botkins Tell You Your Future. This sounds intriguing, so I enter. Miss Botkins, clothed in black velvet, sits before a crystal 1 ball. Thinking she could give me more professional news about my classmates, I crossed her palms with silver and listen with rapt attention to what she had to say. I am not very sur- prised to hear that Miss Hoffeld is coaching to Yale, but it does raise my eyebrows to hear that Miss Brennecke is the tear watergirl. I also learn that Mr. Ernst, Mr. Egerton, Mr. lee and Mr. Wagner are the country's top barber shop quartette. Seeking to raise funds to publish Mrs. Hitter's novel, The Hero He Is Seeck, a book with a Mexican background, are Mrs. Campbell, Miss Logan and Miss McDonald who are the stars of a dance revue at our old high school. Miss Botkins continues to gaze into the crystal ball. We both see Bobby Dunn as a famous doctor; in fact, his services, as a veterinarian are sought all over Missouri. Perhaps the capable work of Roberta Poe, his assistant, has helped him to achieve success, for Roberta, it is said, greatly admires the famous Dr. Dunn. Although the picutres in the crystal ball are interesting, I feel like seeing other parts of my old home town. Remem- bering the good movies I had seen at the Park Theatre during my high school oays I walk over there. On the marquee I see the colored lights flashing the names of Oliver Wolf, America's second Rudolph Valentino, and Jean Dickinson, America's sec- ond sweetheart. I am not surprised that these two have be- come such famous stars since they had displayed potential dramatic talent in our senior play, The Little Dog Laughed . Standing in the lobby in the threatre are Judy Hester and Bruce Roden. Judy tells me that after graduating from ' U. C. L. A. she became a dramatic critic, but that now she and Bruce are press agents for Oliver and Jean. The armoa of popcorn in the theatre makes me realize that I haven't eaten for some time I leave the theatre and walk fur- ther up the street. Noting that my old classmate has opened a restaurant I go into it to be waited on by the owner, her- self, Helen Talken. Helen tells me more news about my class- mates, but she seems to be greatly interested in Everett Mc- Carty, She whispers to me that she has chosen Everett to be the one who shall make her new teeth, but I feel that her in- terest is move than that of a patient-doctor. Having eaten I walk up to the old high school. Nostalgic memories come to me ss I see Mrs. Iattimore fixing the coke machines and making change for the students. She tells metiiat in addition to teaching her regular classes she is giving Mr. Wagner special lessons to Increase his vocabulary. 4 After I visit at school I once more stroll down the streets of Valley Park. The next familiar name I spot is that of Owen Tyrey. A sign spells out in big, red letters, Owen Tyrey, Detective. This promises to be interesting so I quietly knock on the door, then enter. Sitting on each of his kne s are his two secretaries taking dictation in the shorthand Miss Logan taught them. These two fashionably dressed young ladies are Shirley Fryer and Elma Sprock. Hudoled in the corner waiting to see Detective Tyrey is the weeping form of Mary James. I go over to ask her what is troubling her. She tells me that she has never found a boy named Melvin and that she finally thought that Owen could perhaps find him for her. I wish her luck, say good-bye to Owen 8nd his secretaries and leave. My screen of the future now ends its scenes of Valley Baric. It picks up news from California, and I see flashing on the screen the faces of Mr. and Mrs. Messerla. Mr. Messer la tells me that the Californians love his jokes and have made him the star of the Milton Berle show. Mrs. Messerla has also found fame, she says, for she has replaced Mary Hartline, the dir- ector of the band on T. V.'s The Super Circus. Now my trip into the future has ended. I am no longer a prophet. I'm just Donald Smith who is to have, according to the screen of the future, ten children snd a nagging wife. So I must have my fun now; I can not linger. Farewell. % Senior (fyzod David Cusack Senior Pres....52 Baseball, Basket- ball........51-52 Vinistrel Show.51 Style Show....51 Track....... .51 Oliver Aolf Vice President.52 Class Pres....49 Basebai1....50-52 Basketball..49-52 Band........50-52 Carnival Escort.. ..........49,51 Prom Escort....51 Junior Play....51 Minstrel Show..51 Style Show.....51 Bobby Dunn Class Treasurer... ........50-51-52 Valley Breeze Staff ..............51 Basketball...49-52 Boys Choir......49 Band.........50-52 Track........50-52 Baseball........52 Junior Play.....51 Minstrel Show...51 Style Show......51 Prom Escort.....52 Shirley hoberts Choir...........52 Volleyball...51-52 Valley Breoz.e Staff ..............52 Prom ueen......52 Style Show......51 Helen Talken Vice President.51 Secretary......52 Plays.......51-52 Prom Maid...51-52 Carnival Candidate .............51 Basketball, Volley- ball, Softball. ..........51-52 Choir..........52 Shy le Show....51 Valley Breeze..51 G. A. A. Pres..51 Shirley Fryer Class Pres.........51 Choir..............52 Volleyball.........51 Valley Breeze St aff ................51 Plays........51-52 Band...............50 Style Show.........51 1 Mary James Bruce hoden Plays 50,51,52 Play, 52 Basketball, 50,51 Volleyba 11,50,51 Student Council,52 Class Vice-president Choir, 52 Valley Breeze, 51,52 Annual Staff ,52 Soft Ball,52 Jean Dickinson Play, 52 Jerry Dempsey Basketball, 50, 51,52 Track, 50,51, 52 Baseball, 52 Sec’y Treas. 50 Prom Escort 51 Donald Smith Baseball .5 0,52 Track, 50,y! Student Council Vlce-pres. 51,52 Minstrel Show 51 Annual staff 50,52 Everrett McCarty Basketball 4 50,52 Minstrel Show 51 1 Shirley Huskisaon Basketball....... ..........49-52 Volleyball....... ..........49-52 Softball....49-52 Plays.......49-52 Carnival Candidate .............52 Ml n s t re1 Sh ow..51 Style Show.....51 Student Council.4 9 Secretary......50 Girls Chous.49-52 Band.........50-52 Judy Heater Annual Staff.51-52 Student Council (Treasurer) ... .51 Choir.........49,52 Volleyball......... ...........49-52 Basketball......... ...........49-52 Style Show...51-52 Valley Breeze Staff ...........51-52 Pla ys........49-52 Jack Frice Baseball....49-52 Basketball..49-52 Track.......50-51 Style Show.....51 Minstrel Show..51 Roberta Poe Choir...........49 Volleyball......51 Style Show......51 Valley Br eze Staff .............51 Elma Sprock Choir............49 Volleyball.......51 Style Show.......51 Valley Breeze Staff ...........51-52 1 JUNIORS i Wesley Ford I at Mary Richardson Betty Rauls Gayle Carey Bennie Jackson Carl Prince Babette Nicolas Harold Tubbs Jackie Smith 3etty Ward Harland Price Tony Thiemann 4 Kinpett Corbin Beverly DeClue Betty Margaret Arft Chadd Donald Gloria Henderson Sheoherd Carolyn Palmer Harold Gross K.ay James Nellie Young Joseph Finder fe .Jm Roy Gibbs Wanda Hewitt Betty Mordah 1 SOPHOMORES 1 £ xfeAo t vie @C zd i Konn ie Heinemann Benny Blunt i£a rv 1 n Young Billy V1� a 11a ce Joseph Schulte P8Ul St off Patricia Keck A Kichard Burt on Edmund Ja cks on Franklin Craig Mary Mos ley Vr' 'JK 'I Bill Terry David Groom 1 Albert Hertweck i Willis Williams Charles Prince Harvey Joan Jacobs Norma Fremont Donald Hussell Goewert Stough A- CaIvin Dwinell Cecil Gibbs s i I Harold Wi11iams v MSI Donald Griffin Eddie Young Charles Workman 1 i Patricia Hadd ock Danny Corbin f I . -� f� v Dona Id Poe Richard Niclaa Janet We gema nn Tony Jess on Peggy Cordrey Glenn on Talken Patricia Cary Katherine Eddie Janet Vandover Craig Gross 4 k 9 darl Sandsted t Joan Medlock (I Dian Price I 9 - 2L.N Ll Bobby Adams David Boyd Earvin Benson Peggy Adams Larry Ahlers X Jean Ann Moore Hansel i Met le Adams t •' i ommy riuzicka Ee r lin e Dwine 11 t June Kor’ollllck arion Carson Flossie Chsdd Kathleen Casslcy t Patsy Kelly Virrinla Slezak Jerry Brans on Georgia Wi 11 lams Anna Neihaus Joyce Dunn i Dorothy H ois in t on I Shirley Leonard Bobby Henfro Not pictured i n aws s vi dx aa n n 1 Karl Moaba ck Grayce Jones Marilyn Heldebrandt Judy Keck , Mi | £k Howard McGee a 4 � Dona Id Tyrey J ohn Deckard Joan Wa11a ce Joyce Pitman Betty Hendricks on 1 Bill McGee V Pa tricia Johnson DeClue Dona Id Spies Kennard Harris Shir? hikard Larry Harris ' $ Arlan Seeman Eawin ia Lindsay Judy Hen Ion Jessen George hauls Gibbs Ada Kae Long Robert Ward i Dona Id Cri ley Phyllis W orkman Predcie ha ins Dianne Keier � . Veva Jones Dona Id Kanes Barbara Wolfe ki Eddie Kart in Anna Kae ndams ( hoper Grellner hose Karie Phillips lvS Aichie II odges ii Sharon Boyd Eddle Dunn ft Charline Lindsa y • Floyd W i s s ma n % Joan Warren a Dona Id Carrol ' V' Mary Schneedle Vernon Lewis Barbara Hasty Sandra Junkamann Donna feeler Wanda Lee Stevens «.Lnpictured i Bonnie Speckrr.an trances Wilkin Larry Fri ce J imrr.i e Stewa rt Harry Carol Nornan Marguerite Halsey YVynkoop Lindsey ZieiT;8n Carolyn Charles Marilynn Gilbert He iff Martin Gross Kains Shirley Johnny Beverly Donald Farker Shephero Maine Stuart 1 ifuthauser Joe VanDover Shirley LeKov Lormis Parker Judy Koch Shelba Barnes David Cassidy V hobert Moore Kane Sl?ly Annabell Northcutt David Beckett John Moore Jack Thor pa on i Larry Carol uick Rose f J 1 ) ♦ V A' K V- n Ronnie lucker Lewis Gulley [7 J) Q M� John Stanley Sharon David Pat Bowen Gross Phillips Holland Hall Bet ty Earl ;V®y Bell David James Priskcvaky Yowell White Studdard Isora COST OF MEKAMEC Money raised by Bond Issue SCHOOL 7b,000.00 BUILDING Brick Aork lb,060.00 Iror. Aork 963.00 Boiler Koom Door 200.00 Metal Door 112.00 Sheet Metal 243.00 Compo. Hoof 1,474.00 Mill Aork 3,150.00 Asphalt Tile 920.00 Glass 885.00 Pa intins 1,534.00 Acoustical ceiling 588.00 Weather stripping and caulking 243.00 F in. hdwe. 934.00 Electric 3,000.00 Plumbing 4,000.00 Hea tlng 9,678.00 Bl. bds. and cork 458.00 Misc. items - Exc., concrete Carp. lbr. Ins. tax 19,114 .50 Tot a 1 60,557.00 Ground 12,000.00 Tot a 1 12 ,000.00 Surveying 75.00 Tot a 1 75.00 Architect 3,600.00 T ot a 1 3,600.00 Grand Total 76,232.00 Jk 1 QS H 93 'D CD W Qy c c 3 O' £ 0 t . J. -•CE 1 O E -• ? fH X) •—I 'O «r «H 0- C S liil 03 C n c — c 5i$ Si ►-. X 4� CO c tf CD C E -H . 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Dunn Se Tubba Gibbs Wolfe Dempsey Cusack Criley i $u ti n 7co k Coach Egerton Egerton Tyre Carrol Martin McGee Hall Holland Grellner Cassidy Rains Glenn Manes Gedney Ward Rauls held i i SNAPS 1 ADVERTISING OUK AD SAIES STAFF Bob Dunn.......Ronnie Helneman Wanda Hewitt...Jerry Dempsey Roberta Poe.... Oliver Wolf Carolyn Palmer 1 BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. R. h. Bennett Mrs. Emma Brockman Donald Carroll Cuchett 'a Market Don's Grill Mr. John C. Goree Lionel Hall Enid Humphrey1lie Joan Kettler Knloe Khaphelde Mrs. Wes. Konering Lawrence Messerla Ruth Messerla Mr. and Mrs. John Ritter Jr Bob Rone Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner William B. Wallace Cofiip tfiieuTs of f neRican £ROKeange C0. LfiNg V Ntus fon 3oy 5toR6 Wigkvofty ce + 14 Gftflvr vft StOff V Luey 9ar.k Ko. White 'feoht estfluRANf An© OVRock Cab Seftv ce I P)flRShRLL Ka.5-8860 ComphmeriTs of la? SchuwV Cofiip menfs OL f T fiieiua t)f H 8fWe y Z 6 PlARSWAUk, VflLk.ey 5- £819 i VALLEY PARK DRUG PHONE VALLEY 5-2113 VAl LEY PARK MISSOURI DAN WOLF MOTOR CO. SERVICE WITH A SMILE 207 Neramec Sta. Kd. Valley Park, Mo. Valley 5-2111 Martin “Marty” HEUTEL Republican Candidate for SHERIFF St. Louis County 1952 Respectfully Solicits Your Vote COMP LI MEN'15 OF PA IREK'S CAFE VALIEY PAKK, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF NIEHOFF DAIhY IE. R. BARRIES SALES C0 ST. LOUIS 3. MO. OPERATOR OF U-SELECT-IT CANDY VENDING MACHINES COMPLIMENTS OF PRICE VARNISH COMPANY VALLEY PARK. MISSOURI SwiMMnE ooL Concluserit' S i flajjjfe, s oc w v °o JACK LINN YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER Roberson Lumber and Compliments of Supply Wooden ware Products VALLEY PARK ComPany Corporation ®“Photography Valley Park, Mo. IS MY HOBBY VA 5-4591 Weddings ARDEN M. HAWKINS Graduations n v • o s Baby Albums BOX 186 Portraits VALLEY PARK, MO, Va. 5-2135 LCDUVIS Dennis Electric HOME MADE CANDIES 1 25 W. JEFFERSON KIRKWOOD, MO. Supply Co. VALLEY PARK 5 Marshall Avenue Valley Park, Missouri Five and Ten Store Valley Park Mo. RUSS NIXON AUTO PARTS, Inc. 125 EAST ARGONNE DRIVE. KIRKWOOD 22. MO. Phone: Valley 5-2325 Re� - Valley 5-2418 Rfconos: Kirkwood 4000 Service Contracting Wholesale Distributors on Automotive parts. Equipment and Supplies. Electrical Appliances BesT Wiskes £ AST £hd GftRBge i CoraplimenTs Of li iJoolwoRTh Co. IRK WOOD ho. 9ftuuwe VouiuB VftLLey Goods Vftw.ey 5-886Z KIRKWOOD 0252 VX ORKER If W DIAMONDS SILVERWARE Hamilton ami Hit;in Watches 2 17 S KIRKWOOD ROAD KIRKWOOO 22. MO AL i� P Ellens Cflfe Mgh fly 66 Wes? of 4 OPeiv -foft $us� N«©s Valley Park Co-Operative Elevator Ass’n DEALERS IN HARDWARE. GRAIN. FEED. SEEDS AND COAL Phone Valley 5-2233 Valley Park, Mo. Comp. Of J icreb Heart (Hljurch galley $Iark, fHo. ARfeonne LaunDROmaT 159 W. RRgOhne A? Clay ( RK ood tAO. VlesT r gKou$« k . Self Sepv ce KiRKViooD 8504- ?ro?. SchwARze� VBAch 'Kinfavood Stain, x. 3□ S ST. LDUIS AVE. Valley Park, Mo. VALLEY 5-2215 KIRKWOOD (• jjSK (?a tteta (piaft 122 West Jefferson - Kirkwood 1675 KIRKWOOD 22, MISSOURI Corvv hm.erVTs of Vf tenfleeson Jllrrtimrr Vrillri C nnrn On. ShRues 100 MARSHALL AVE oses u WJ Valley Park. Mo. ' £V £g eeer s , 'TkuiT fieees. Compliments of §t. Louis Sort t Cnhoe Co. Compliments Of, 'PftLiAed Cafe Vftuey 'Par. ; l o s Of Neikoff. 'Dfue.Lj Compliments of BsrTwicKs Confectionery i nd 'Pool Hall PAINTCRAFT PAINTS — WALL PAPER HOME REALTY CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I 12 W. JEFFERSON 109 W LOCKWOOD AVE. KIRKWOOD. MO. WEBSTER GROVES, MO. Phone KIRKWOOD 0523 Phone REPUBLIC 6373 HUGO EBERHARDT 127 EAST WOODBINE KIRKWOOD 22, MO. VALLEY 5-2130 DUDLEY’S TOURIST COURT CAL’S CLEANERS MENDING - ALTERING IVe Operate Our Own SPlant Highway 66 VALLEY PARK, MO- Cal Dot Hedrick 215 Meramec Station rd. Valley Park. Mo. HDLLYWGDD CAFE CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS HIGHWAY 66 J. DEMIS, prop. Compliments of Wainwright Industries Incorporated Valley Park, Mo? LOUIS C. BROWN CoMimetff if (he Boofery 2-0U je-fferson YwrViWooj) CMC Ken Dinr eR 0 tteRR ec %). 'Bar- $ Que Chief of Police, Valley Park, Missouri ShoemftKen's Auto 'PftrTs An© Service Hi§mway 66 one Mile WesT of 41 Vnuey s-888a VALtey Ho. ? ob am© HoneR SeRvice SttfTion Mi. We«T otf MM on US. 66 $0. 'Bog3a3 Vall«y 5-8815 Vallgy Mo. Com? li we M's o - CLVin Duti iO AUTOGRAPHS HS HS