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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1977 volume:

FRIENDS, I WILL REMEMBER YOU . . . VALLEY PARK, MISSOURI 63088 2 VAL-E-VUES CONTENTS ACADEMICS ......... 9 SENIORS ...........21 JUNIORS ...........41 SOPHOMORES ....... 45 FRESHMEN ..........49 ACTIVITIES ........53 ORGANIZATIONS .... 71 SPORTS ............85 MIDDLE SCHOOL 99 ADVERTISING ..... 113 3 8 ADMINISTRATION Administration . . . the school board who controls the purse strings, elected by the voters of our community . . . carries out financial activities . . . prepares a budget for the upcom- ing fiscal year . . . decides on our teachers and staff and orga- nizes an educational program ... Dr. William Rebore and Miss Rabeneau . . . principal and assistant principal . . .dis- ciplining the students when doing wrong . . . only to find it's done over and over again . . . in the classrooms . . . halls . . . and gym . . . making sure everything runs smooth . . . one chance before suspension or a week after school . . . then finding their names proudly engraved on the bathroom walls . . „ DR. RONALD REBORE Superintendent DR. WILLIAM REBORE High School Principal DR. JOHN CLEARY Middle School Principal Dr. Cleary . . . middle school principal . . . helping the middle school students get a good education in preparation for their high school years . . . teaches them discipline ... no smoking in the johns ... no running in the halls . . . tardy bells . . . you're late . . . going to have to correct this . . . this is the administration that makes our school function. BOARD OF EDUCA VON Mr. Omar Feeler Mr. Charles Men ley Mr. Ronald Heincmann Mrs. Susan Thomas Mr. Jacques Wesson Mr. Joseph Harrington President Vice President Secretory Treasurer Director Director MISS LEIANNA RABENAU Assistant Principal GUIDANCE, LIBRARY MISS DORTHA OSBORN Middle School MRS. CHERYL POWERS Middle School MRS. DORIS FRIDLEY Librarian MR. KENMOESER M.S. Counselor READING MS. MONICA ST. JAMES High School 11 MRS. LORRAINE HACKMAN English - 7th, Typing - 7 £ 8th, Career Exploration - 6, 7, £ 8th BUSINESS EDUCATION I'll always remember . . . walking past the typing room . . . hearing begin and the sudden sound of thirty typewriters start humming like a hive of bees busy at work ... Do problems one through five ... be done before the end of the hour . . . stop ... 45 words a minute with 15 errors? . . . hang it up . . . bookkeeping . . . wake up ... 1 Can't do this . . . fff, ggg, kkk . . . don't look at the keys . . . this adding isn't working ... oh the mimeograph is smoking, 1 think it's going to blow up ... 1 can't do this stencil . . . Oh, Miss Clinton. MS. BRENDA CLINTON Bookkeeping, Typing, Of- fice Machines SPANISH, DRAMA Buenas tardes clase . . . Buenas tardes maestra . . . What are they talking about? . . . It's Greek tome . . .no, Spanish . . . memorizing dialogues . . . tongue tied . . . not knowing what you just said . . . being laughed at, all in fun . . . calling your best friend fat and ugly . . . eating Mexican food . . . singing Mexican folk songs . . . talking (at least trying) to talk to a foreign exchange student . . . twirling your r's so your words sound Spanish . . . learning basic grammar all over again . . . having fun . . . breaking the monotony of the day. It seems like only yesterday when we were taking drama . . . acting like animals in class . . . It's too embar- ressing'' . . . writing commercials . . . pantomimes . . . being a visiter from outer space . . . spring play tryouts . . . waiting nervously . . . hearing your name . . bragging to Mom and Dad . . . learning lines . . . forgetting lines . . . building sets . . . hunting for costumes . . . ' 'Get off that springboard, we're trying to do a play . . . practice, practice, practice, . . . dress rehearsal . . . I hate this makeup . . . I'm scared . . . missing your cue . . . ' 'The lights are all wrong ! ...' 'We'll never be ready by tomorrow'' . . . getting to school early ... Are my parents here yet? . . . Oh no, look who's here ! . . . Quiet on the set! . . . stagefright . . . making a mistake no one catches . . . curtain calls ... a success . . . roses . . . and a tear in Mrs. Weis' eyes. MRS. ELAINE TAKE Spanish MRS. KRIS WEIS Drama, Speech, Voices, Mysteries ENGLISH English is . . . creating and developing a better vocabulary and reading skill . . . learning your ABC's all over again . . . learning that ain't ain't proper grammar . . . accidentally turn- ing in a love letter for homework . . . learning how to spell a word you can't even pronounce . . . writing your own original science fiction story from the movie you saw last night . . . learning to write words without letters . . . noticing that all es- says are alike . . . and finally realizing that you did learn some- thing through the year. MS. LEONA SIMPSON Journalism - H.S. GM.S., Val-E-Vues MRS. MILDRED SCHULZ English - 6, 7, G 8th MRS. LANA VLAHIOTIS Spelling G Vocabulary, Business English, College Prep, End of the World, Basic Composition MRS. JANICE SCULLIN Periodical Literature, American Indian MRS. JEAN NELSON Creative Writing, Speech, Drama, English - 6th 13 MATHEMATICS ' 'Do you remember all of those math courses we took? . . . Hard as I try, I can't forget them' . . . algebra, geome- try , trigonometry . . . the FOIL method of solving a problem . . . congruent angles . . . intersecting and bisecting lines . . . planes . . . ' 'No, you can't ride in them'' . . . trying to talk the teacher into no homework . . . trying to finish before the bell rings ... 'I can't do this . . . Come on, you guys, you're not trying'' . . . not having your homework the next day . . . My dog chewed it up? . . . division . . . multi- plication . . . I hate these fractions . . . Hey, I under- stand now'' . . . getting a right answer after an eternity of figuring . . . forgetting to study for the final exam . . . get- ting the same answer as your neighbor and knowing it must be right . . . asking the silly question, Do you think I' 11 pass? '' . . . passing . . . signing up for yet another math course be - cause Mr. Furmanek and Mrs. Timmerberg said you did so well this year and should take another year of math. MR. ROBERT FURMANEK Math Fundamentals, Pre-Algebra, Geometry, Math - 6th MRS. MARILYN SANDEFUR Math - 7 G 8th MS. PRIS TIMMERBERG Math Fundamentals, Algebra, Trigonometry MRS. Math-6 G 8 JACQUELINE SCHIMPF MRS. ALICE SERRANO General Science, Chemistry, Biology, Environ- mental Studies SCIENCE Science is . . . dissecting a frog before lunch, or worse, after lunch and being the only guy in class to get sick . . . it is offering a frog sandwich to the girl sitting in the comer turning green . . . science is fun . . . Let's save this worm and put it in Shela's purse'' . . . science is exciting, like mixing the only chemicals you can find and hoping they don't explode ... or setting up an experiment the same way six times . . . science is learning the metric system, and still measuring everything in inches . . . science can also be hard to believe, especially when they tell you the moon isn't really made of green cheese . . . most of all, science is fun and you can learn about the environment. MRS. SANDRA WALKER Life Science - 7th, General Science - 6th, H.S. Phys- ics, Math Development - 7th MRS. CAROL MILLER Earth Science - 8th, General Science - 6th, Energy and Force - M.S. Mixed Elective, Gidgets and Gadgets - M.S. Mixed Elective 15 HOME ECONOMICS Home Ec. is . . . Remembering your first sewing project . . . making a pair of pants and sewing the legs together . . . putting your zipper in upside down . . . hearing Mrs. Campbell say, 1'Girls, Girls . . . baking a cake the health department condemned . . . taking your project out and doing i over . . .Yes, Mrs. Murphy ... it looks lovely . . . smile . . . learn your manners and etiquette . . . eating all of your kitchen's pecans, that went on your coffee cake . . . and finishing the year knowing you are capable of tak- ing care of yourself when you are on your own. MRS. RUTH CAMPBELL Homemaking - 7 G 8th, Basic Homemak ing, Family Foods Clothing MRS. JOYCE MURPHY Interior Design, Marriage G Family, Consumer Ed. 16 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Cutting wood . . . Have you finished your table? . . . Let's build an electric chair . . . learning to weld . . . connecting the wrong wires . . . safety rules . . . drafting . . . learning how to rebuild a small engine . . . reading a ruler . . . drill press . . . using a lathe, (whatever that is) . . . Remembering how close you came to cutting your fingers off . . . spending the first three weeks learning how to design your project and when you get that done, being too tired to build it. . . this noise gets to me . . . How come your stool wobbles? . . . finishing your table only to find out one of the legs is a half inch too short. MR. MICHAEL KAMLER Metals G Electricity - 7 G 8th, General Shop. Metals 1 G II, Electricity, Small Engines MR. LARRY KINWORTHY General Shop, Drafting, Wood- working SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies is . . . classes that require lots of studying and plenty of attention in class ... Mr. Gouty . . . Girls talking1' . . . never being prepared for his tests . . . don't wad paper . . . being late for class and trying to sneak in or skipping first hour so you don't have to take a test ... Mr. Wedel . . . learning all the geographical points of life . . . learning that Columbus really didn't discover America . . . Mrs. Sherrill . . . always moving ' 'Onward'' in her classes . . . having class in the library because the heater won't work . . . Remembering how you couldn't wait to get in her class to buy candy ... all in all having to have three credits in Social Studies and finding you only have two in the middle of your Senior year. MR. PHILIP G. WEDEL World Geography, Community Education, You and Your World MR. DENNIS CARRAHER You and the Law - 6, 7, G 8th, Future Studies - 6, 7, G 8th, Famous Ameri- cans - 6 G 7th, History of Inven- tions - 6 G 7th, Social Studies - 6 G 7th MRS. EILEEN SHERRILL World History, Metro Area History, Hu- manities, Psychology, Economics MR. WILLIAM GOUTY American History, Sociology, American Political Behavior, Readings in History MRS. DIANE REDMAN Social Studies - 7 G 8th, World Geogra- phy , U. S. Geography, Current Events, Early Man 17 ART AND MUSIC Art and Music are. . .talent. . .creativity. . .clay fights... tie dying.. .being in the art room and hearing the people in the music room. . .Ms. Sheila Kennedy, Teacher. . .Music . . .Learning to play a musical instrument. . .playing yours on page 12 when everyone else is on page 30. . . learning all about famous composers. . .Mr. Luppens, Teacher. . .creat- ing an imagination in both... and. .. learning two important forms of fine arts. MS. SHEILA KENNEDY Art I, Drawing Designs, Ceramics, Textiles MR. WILLIAM LUPPENS Fundamentals of Music-H.S. M.S., H.S. Mixed Chorus, Band-H.S. M.S. 18 “Sorry . . . You don't have enough oomph! PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. MERILEE DAUSTER Volleyball Coach Remember those P.E. classes ... in the winter getting dressed in the locker room with the heater blowing out cold air . . . doing only half the exercises w'hen the coach turns around . . . and doing them over when you get caught . . . wear- ing gym clothes that turned a little ripe . . . playing monster ball and getting run over in the process . . . striking out in slow pitch softball . . . catching the vol- leyball instead of hitting it . . . watch- ing three midgets try to pen Mr. Buc- cheri . . . and gym was your toughest class of the day, even though everybody else said it was easy. MRS. MARIE BUCCHERI Girls Physical Education - H.S. G M.S. MR. FRANK WILHITE Physical Education - 6th MR. JOSEPH BUCCHERI Boys Physical Educa- tion - H.S. G M. S. DRIVER’S EDUCATION I'll always remember . . . locking Coach Oliver out of the car . . . Mr. Oliver saying . . . get on your own side of the road, it isn't London . . . wearing a crash helmet the first time you drive over the bridge . . . this isn't Lakehill Speedway slow it down! . . . trying to parallel park . . . and remembering the last thing that Mr. Oliver told you before you drove, If you wreck, you flunk.'' MR. STEVE OLIVER Driver's Education, Health, Athletic Director 19 STAFF MRS. A. BRYANT School Nurse MS. BEVERLY COMBS Secretary to Dr. William Rebore MR. JIM BRATCHER Director of Transportation and Maintenance MR. LEROY WHITE, MR. VICK WHITE, MR. ARTHUR SMITH Custodians LUNCH ROOM PERSONNEL: L. TO R. : Ruby Wallace, Effie Mae Fults, Margaret Vance, Ida Juergens-Food Service Director, Helen Roskowske, Betty Boyer. MRS. MARY HEINEMAN Bookkeeper SENIORS Seniors are... decision makers, . . knowing you'll be on your own in the near future. . . going to school only half a day. .. taking classes that will help you get into college. . .waiting for your last prom. .. dreading Sen- ior Slave Day. . . buying your last yearbook. . . having the pleasure of being in the Senior Spotlight in the Valley Breeze. . .being Varsity on the athletic squads. . trying to believe that you are finally graduating. . . waiting for May 27, 1977. .. looking back on the years you have spent in school and wishing that you had tried harder than you did... one group moving out and ano- ther moving in. me. SHOTS WED M.U 00 7 00 PM CLASS FAVORITES Kevin Cusack, Vice President; Mrs. Lana Vlahiotis, Sponsor; Pat Bausch, Treasurer; Mrs. Doris Fridley, Sponsor; Karen Evers, Secretary; Mr. Steve Oliver, Sponsor; Renee Tyrey, President. Darrell Logan and Karen Evers 22 CARLA RENE ADAMS As I am aging my get up and goes are going and my pace has slowed; On the other hand I can see farther down the road and more on both sides. Student Council Treas. 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Girls Softball 3; Wrest- ling Cheerleader 3; Class Treas. 1; Valley Breeze Copyreader 4. DONA LOUISE BARNETT Don't put off 'till tomorrow what you can do today, 'cause if you like it enough to- day you can do it again tomorrow. Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Valley Breeze Art Ed- itor 3; Pre C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 4 CHRISTINE G. BARTON Be yourself, not somebody you're not. Pre C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 4 PATRICIA ANNE BAUSCH There has never been a statue erected to the memory of someone who let well enough alone. National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Pres.4; Highest Honors 1, 2, 3,4; Perfect Attend- ance 1, 2, 3,4; Valley Breeze Editor 3,4; Val-E-Vues 4; Drama Club 2,3; GOING DOWN 3; International Thespian Society 2.3.4, Honorary Member 4; F.H. A. 1,2, 3.4, Pres. 4; French Club Pres. 2; Film Club 2; Class Treas. 4; Most Talkative 4; Biggest Apple Polisher 4; Geometry Award 2; Typing, Spanish, Algebra, and Human- ities Awards 3; Summer Media Workshop 3; Outstanding Journalism Student 3; Out- standing Journalism Student 3; Class Vale- dictorian RANDALL JOE BEARDSLEY live dangerously and you live right. Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 2, 3, V. Pres. 3; Valley Breeze 3; Band 1; Pre C.O.E. 2; C.O.E. 2,3,4; Varsity Basket- ball 1,4; J.V. Basketball 1; Baseball Team 1,2, 3,4, Captain 3,4; Track 1,3; Class Sgt.-at-Arms 1; Most Athletic 3; Best Dressed 4; Rep to National Educational Youth Conference 2; Student Council Ex- change to Oakville H. S. 2; Big Man on Campus 2; 1st Team All-Conference Base- ball 2, 3; C. O. E. Young Man of the Year 4 RAYMOND FRANCIS BOLTE If I look intelligent in this picture to your eyes, your eyes do not lie. Honor Roll 3; Pre C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 3,4 DENNIS ANTHONY BOYER I complained of having no shoes: until I met a man who had no feet. Val-E-Vues 4; C.O.E. 3,4; Varsity Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Court 3 23 SHARON JANE CAMPBELL We have all the time in the world-but other things to do with it. Honor Roll 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4, Rep. 2,3, V. Pres.4; Valley Breeze 3; Val- E-Vues Co-Editor 4; F.H. A. 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1; Basketball Statistician 2,3,4; Class V. Pres. 1; Homecoming Queen 4 TERRY LYNN CARDWELL Two things are bad for the heart—running upstairs and running down people. Val-E-Vues 4; Pre C.O.E. 3; Varsity Bas- ketball 3,4, Co-Captain 3,4; J.V. Basket- ball 1,2; Class Pres. 1, V. Pres. 3; Class Favorite 2; Homecoming Court 3,4; Best Personality 3,4; Most Friendly 3,4; Most Athletic 4; Best Looking 4; Mr. Valley Park High 4; Best-All-Around 4; Most Improved Basketball Player 2; Basketball All-Confer- ence Honorable Mention 3, 1st Team 4; Best Sportsmanship in Baseball 3; Track 1,2 PETER TOBIN COATES There is no more new frontier We have got to make it here We satisfy our endless needs And justify our blood in deeds In the name of destiny and In the name of God. Honor Roll 1; Valley Breeze Photo Editor 4; Val-E-Vues Photographer 3,4; C.O.E. 4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Baseball Team 1,2, 3,4, Captain 3,4; 1st Team AlllConference 3; Class Favorite 3; Homecoming Court 3; Most Dependable 4; Most Improved Basketball Player 1; Most Valuable Baseball Player 3; Outstanding Achievement in Wood I G II 3; Humanities Award 3; C. O. E. Sportsman of the Year 4; Post-Dispatch Scholar-Athlete 4 JOYCE COLLINS Life is what you make it; you can make it good, or you can make it bad; my aim is to make it good. Pre C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 4; Pep Club 1 KATHY LYNN COUCH 'Next to the very young, I suppose the very old are the most selfish. Pre C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 3,4; Pep Club 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2; Wrestling Cheer- leader 3, Captain 3; Homecoming Court 3; Most Hip 3,4 GLEN DAVID CRAIG That passage is what I call the Subline, dashed to pieces by cutting too close with the fiery four-in -hand round the comer of non-sense. Pre C.O.E. 3; Student Librarian 1,2 KEVIN DAVID CUSACK 'Do not walk in front of mej I may not follow. Do not walk behind mej I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Valley Breeze Photo Editor 3,4; Val-E-Vues 3,4, Treas. 3, Photographer,3,4; PreC.O. E. 3; C .O.E. 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Baseball Team 1,2,3; Class V. Pres. 4; Prom Court 3,4; Class Favorite 1; Homecoming Court 3,4; Romeo and Juliet 3; Most Handsome 3; Most Im- proved Baseball Player 2; Most Improved Basketball Player 3 KAREN MARIE EVERS The best thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time. Highest Honors 3; Val-E-Vues 3; Class Sec. 4; Class Favorite 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3 MARLIN GENE FERGUSON Take one day at a time, cause you don't know what the future holds. Perfect Attendance 1,2, 3,4; C.O.E. 4; Varsity Wrestling 3; J.V. Wrestling 1,2; Track 2 TAMMY DENISE HALL There is no despair so absolute as that which comes with the first moments of our first great sorrow, when we have not yet known what it is to have suffered and be healed, to have despaired and have re- covered hope. Pre C.O.E. 2; C.O.E. 3,4 PAMELA LEE HEDRICK Hold fast to dreams for when dreams go life is a barren field frozen with snow, ... Valley Breeze 2; Val-E-Vues 1,2,3, Ads Manager 1,2; Student Council 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Photography Club 2; Pep Club 1; Volleyball Team 1; Biggest Apple Polisher 1,2,3; Close-Up trip to Washington, D.C. 2 LAURIE JANE HENDERSON 'We must judge people by what they are, not what we want them to be. National Honor Society 2; Honor Roll 1,2; Highest Honors 3,4; Student Council 4; Val- E-Vues 4; F.H.A. 2; Girls Softball 4; J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2, Co-Captain 2; Basketball Scorekeeper 4; Volleyball Team 2,3; Class Favorite 3; homecoming Court 4; Miss Val- ley Park High 4 25 JAMES BRIAN HUTCHINGS We treat this world of ours as though we had a spare in the trunk. Pre C.O.E. 3 PAMELA JEAN JOHNSON Smart is when you believe only half of what you hear. Brilliant is when you know which half to believe. Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; Chorus 1; Pre C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 4; Girls Softball 3,4; Volleyball Team 1, 2 DAVID KNEIP LESLIE KUDLACEK DARRELL KEITH LOGAN Eat with the Rich but go to the play with the Poor, who are capable of Joy. Perfect Attendance 1; Student Council 2; Drama Club 3; AUNT CATHIE'S CAT 3; Chorus 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Class Favorite 4; Best Sense of Humor 4; Talent Show 3,4; Big Man on Campus 4 SUSAN BARBARA MC ALUSTER 'When you have to make a choice and don't make it, that is in itself a choice. Honor Roll 4; Drama Club 3,4; AUNT CATHIE'S CAT 3, VICTORIA'S HOUSE 4, THE TOY SHOP 4; International Thespian Society 4; F.H. A. 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; C. O. E. 4; Pre C.O.E. 3; Film Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2; C.O.E. Banquet M.C. 4; Chorus Award 2 TIM MC CLURE JEFFREY C. MOON When you start to make things happen, instead of things just happening to you, that's when you know you've arrived, for good or bad—whichever choice you make. National Honor Society, 2, 3,4; Highest Honors 1,2, 3,4; Pre C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Baseball Team 1,2, 3; Class Treas. 2; Most Intellectual 3,4; M Most likely to Succeed 4; English Award 1; Drafting Award 2; Geometry Award 3 JIMMIE DALE NEW It's not the lofty sails it's the unseen wind that moves the ship. Chorus 3; Photography Club 1 SANDRA LYNNE NICOLAS If you inquire what the people are like here, I must answer! The same as every- where ! Perfect Attendance 2; Student Council Sgt. -at-Arms 2; Val-E-Vues 3,4; Drama Club 2,3; TIME OUT FOR GINGER Ass't. Dir- ector 2; F.H. A. 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1; Pre C. O. E. 4; Pep Club 1; Girls Softball 3; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Wrestling Cheerleader Co- Captain 3; Most Talkative 3 STEVEN VAN PARKER An object in possession seldom retains the same charm that it had in pursuit. Student Council Rep. 4 CYNTHIA MARIE PRICE Oh for the wings of a bird, we cry, To carry us off to an untroubled sky. National Honor Society 3; Student Council 2,3; Pep Club 1; Varsity Cheerleader 3; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Volleyball Team 1,2; Class Favorite 1; Most Frequent Smiles 3 PRUDY ROBISON Eat, drink and be merry. National Honor Society 3; Honor Roll 1, 2; Perfect Attendance 1, Student Council Sec. 1; Valley Breeze 1, Val-E-Vues 1; Pre C.O.E. 1, C.O.E. 2; Typing Award 1; Shorthand Award 2 SHELA ANN ROSKOWSKE It's not what you know that counts it's what you think of in time. Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4, Pres. 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; TIME OUT FOR GINGER 2; AUNT CATHIE'S CAT 3; IF A MAN ANSWERS 4; International Thespian Society 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3; Chorus 1,2; French Club 2; Pep Club 2; Basketball Statistician 3,4; Baseball Scorekeeper 3,4; Most Spirit in Pep Club 2; Choir Award 2; Geometry Award 3 MONA MAE RUE ,fIf a man does not keep pace with his com- panions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured, or far away. National Honor Society 2,3,4; Highest Honors 1, 2, 3; Student Council Club Co- ordinator 3; Val-E-Vues Organizations S Classes Editor 2, Editor 3; AUNT CATHIES CAT 3; F.H.A. 2,3; Chorus 1; Photography Club 2; Pep Club 1; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Class Pres. 2; Homecoming Court 4; Best- All-Around 3 EDWARD REED SCHRADER Youth is brief. Enjoy it so age can remem- ber. Honor Roll 1, 2; Val-E-Vues 4; Pre C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 4; Varsity Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 3,4; Most Improved Wrestler 2; Most Valuable Wrestler 3 JAMES MARTIN SEDLACEK Money isn't everything, it's the only thing. C.O.E. 2,3,4 DO RENE MAE STANDLEE Seeking means to have a goal but finding it means to be free. Honor Roll 3; Student Council Rep. 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Pre C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 3,4 KATHLEEN SUE STILES Where there is faith there is love, where there is love there is peace, where there is peace there is God, where there is God there is no need. National Honor Society 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Highest Honors 1,2, 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; Val-E-Vues 2; Most Talented 4; Close-up trip to Washington, D.C. 3 KIMBERLY ANN STILES God's gifts put man's best dreams to shame. National Honor Society 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Highest Honors 1,2, 3,4; Valley Breeze 2, 3, Art Editor 2, Co-Editor 3; Val-E-Vues 2 MERIL DEAN TERRILL, JR. 'Imagination is more important than know- ledge. Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Student Council Rep. 4; J.V. Wrestling 1,2, Scorekeeper 3,4 RENEE MARIE TYREY Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth. National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4; Valley Breeze 3, 3, Feature Editor 2, Assoc. Editor 3; Val-E-Vues Class E itor 2, 3; F.H.A. 2,3; C.O.E. V. Pres. 4; Girls Soft- ball 3; Volleyball Scorekeeper 3; Film Club 2; Pep Club 1; Class Sec. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Class Favorite 2; Homecoming Court 3; Best Dressed 4; Most Dependable 4; Algebra Award 2; Geometry Award 3 MICHAEL KENT VALORA At times a boy must come from the field; to find out what a book has to yield. Pre C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 4 29 VERA ELLEN VANDERVER The past is stone and stands forever fast. Pre C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 4 RACHEL TERESA VERMILLION Why is it that we never realize how much someone or something means to us, till it's only a memory from the past. National Honor Society 3,4; Highest Honors 1,2, 3,4; Val-E-Vues 3; Drama Club 3; AUNT CATHIE'S CAT3;F.H.A. 2; C.O.E. 4; French Club 2; Photography Club 2; Pep Club 1,2 CHARLES RAY WARREN Dynamite comes in small packages. Pre C.O.E. 2; C.O.E. 4; Varsity Wrestling 2,3; Track 3 ELIZABETH ANN WHEELER If it weren't for the last minute, a lot of things wouldn't get done. Chorus 1,2,3; Band 3; C.O.E. 4; Pep Club REBECCA ANN WHITAKER Blessed are they who expect nothing; for they shall not be disappointed. Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Val-E-Vues 2;Chorus 1,2,3; C.O.E. 4 SUSAN GAIL WHITNEY life's greatest pleasure is doing what peo- ple say you cannot do. National Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1; Highest Honors 2; Val-E-Vues 3; Chorus 1,2; Pre C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 4 JEFF WHITTEAKER JEFFREY ALAN WILBURN One who never asks knows either every- thing or nothing. Valley Breeze Sports Editor 4; Pre C.O.E, 3; C.O.E. 4; Varsity Basketball 1,2, 3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Baseball Team 1,2, 3,4; Class Sgt.-at-Arms 2; Algebra Award 3; C.O.E. Sportswriter of the Year 4 MARY ANNETTE WILKEN May we never let the things we can't have, or don't have, or shouldn't have spoil our enjoyment of the things we do have and can have. As we value our happiness let us not forget it, for one of the greatest lessons in life is learning to be happy without the things we cannot or should not have. Chorus 3; Pre C.O.E. 3; C.O.E. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Best Out of School Medal in N.E.A. Bicentennial Contest 3 Not Pictured: Debra Kay Allen Robin Grisham Dennis Nethercott Donna Stauf “BE YOURSELF- IT’S THE ONLY THING YOU CAN DO BETTER THAN ANYONE ELSE.” —Class Motto Class Flower - White Rose Class Colors - Orange 8 Blue Ms. Pris Timmerberg, Mrs. Carolyn Bibbs, Rev. Emory Good, Mrs. Susan Thomas, Dr. Michael Grady, Ms. Mary Menne, Ms. Leianna Rabenau, Dr. Ron Rebore. GRADUATION Senator George E. Murray, Dr. William Rebore, Dr. John Cleary, Mr. Omar Feeler, Mr. Joseph Harrington, Rev. Steven Bookout, Mrs. Marlene Hedrick, Mrs. Sandy Walker. 33 GRADUATION MAY 27, 1977 VALEDICTORIAN Pat Bausch S ALUT ATORI AN Laura Henderson Graduation is ... May 27, 1977 ... ordering robes and invitations ... planning the senior trip ... watch- ing your friends receive scholarships and awards ... worrying about tripping on your robe and losing your cap ... never thinking it would happen ... a diploma in your hand ... celebrating afterwards ... knowing that you're done with school and on your own ... graduation is the happiest time of any senior's life ... walking up the aisle in front of all those people ... waiting for your name to be called ... getting pictures taken ... seeing all the proud parents in the crowd ... the last important activity that you will be included in ... sitting in hard chairs for a long time ... Pat giv- ing her speech for valedictorian and Laurie giving hers for salutatorian. 34 Dr. William Rebore Dr. Ronald Rebore HONORS Scholarships: University of Missouri Curators - Pat Bausch Central Missouri State Regents - Kathy Stiles Kim Stiles Rachel Vermillion Chamber of Commerce - Pat Bausch St. Louis Caroling Association - Dennis Nethercott Kathy Stiles John Adderton Jr. Memorial - Kim Stiles Middle School Science Club - Mona Rue V. P. Secondary Teachers - Jeff Moon American Legion Medals: Scholarship - Pat Bausch Leadership - Renee Tyrey Citizenship - Meril Terrill SENIOR TRIP FRONT ROW: Laura Henderson, Dona Barnett, Shela Roskowske, Sharon Campbell, Sandie Nicolas, Karen Evers, Carla Adams MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Doris Fridley, Terry Cardwell, Pam Johnson, Carmen Von Caprivi, Renee Tay- Tyrey, Mona Rue, Pam Hedrick, Meril Terrill, Coach Frank Wilhite BACK ROW: Coach Steve Oliver, Kevin Cusack, Darrell Logan, Dennis Boyer, Randy Beardsley, Jeff Wilburn, Steve Parker, Pete Coates, Ed Schrader, Jeff Moon, Mrs. Lana Vlahiotis, Ralph - the bus driver Senior trip. .. May 28 - June 4. . . Kentucky. . . Chat- tanooga, Tennessee. . . Atlanta, Georgia. . . St. Augus- tine, Florida. .. Winterhaven. . . Daytona Beach. . . Cy- press Gardens. . . Silver Springs. . . a ride in a glass bot- tomed boat... Marineland. . . Disney World. . . sleeping on the bus. . . buying soveniers. . . taking pictures. . . get- ting a tan on the beach. . . spending one last fun-filled week with your fellow classmates. 'HAR1NEL JUNIORS Sharon Adams Henry Anderson David Barnhart Denise Bludsworth Cindy Seville, Treasurer; Susan Hulsey, Trea- surer; Kim Wilken, Secretary; Rockey Whit- aker, Vice-President; Johnel Hanna, President Not Pictured: Ms. St. James, Mrs. Weis, Sponsors Randy Bowen Arth Brown Steve Brown Jerry Cates Tina Chadd Chris Cottle Lance Couch Paul Craft Chip Cuquett Mike Daegele Lorre Danford Marty Davenport Don DeWitt Kathy DeWitt Jon Dietz 42 Vickie Fudge Tony Fults Lyn Griffin John Hall Johnel Hanna Mike Hansel Eddie Heinemann Karen Helton Marcia Henry Diane Hernandez Susan Hulsey Cathy Hutchings Mike Jessen Eric Kaempfe Mike LaRue Don Lashley Juanita Lashley Janet Littleton Daphne Logan Roger Maxwell Dawn Mayer Cindy McDaniel Sherry McGraw David Miller Kathy Miller Ricky Moungo Lisa Mosbach Lisa Nicolas Daniel Pruitt David Quick 43 Not Pictured: Terrell Mure Rockey Whitaker Debbie Ramsey Tami Schrader Vickie Scoles Robert Scovill Cindy Seville Clyde Steele Debbie Stevens Curt Strawn Glenda Thompson Wayne Trevino Robyn Van Rohr Terry Wall Gary Wheeler Kim Wilken Melinda Wood Terry Williams CLASS FAVORITES Robert Scovill, Vickie Scoles 44 SOPHOMORES Scott Anderson Keith Barnhart James Bates Mark Bauer STANDING: Della Terrill, Treasurer; Randy Fudge, Vice President; Donna Whitaker, Secretary; Bret Ty- rey, Sgt. at Arms. SEATED: Mrs. Alice Serrano Sponsor; Joyce Patterson, President; Mrs. Eileen Sher- rill, Sponsor. Tim Boyer Betty Jo Brown Gary Brown Chris Byrd Becky Collins Mindy Cottle Tony Cotton Keith Davis Debbie Denormandi e Tom Dodd Mickey Downing Larry Dukes Julie Dunn David Feltrop Frank Ferguson 46 Randy Fudge Sandy Gaeng Bob Grisham Ken Hall Linda Hansel Jim Hayes Carlene Johnson Ken Kindle Louis Kollenberg Danny Kyle David La Rue Sandy Lashley Jamie Lockwood Pam Lormis Janice McCabe Steve McGraw Louise Metcalf Jeff Monroe Jane Moore Dottie Nickel son Terri Null Joyce Patterson Ken Patterson David Pruitt Sandy Quick Betty Reed Phil Rideout Keith Ruzicka John Seville Ralph Simmons 47 Jeff Smith Tina Stauf Kristy Stiles Irene Taylor Della Terrill Bret Tyrey John Ward Terry Warren Jim Waters Mark Waters Donna Whitaker Matt Whitaker Paula Whitaker NOT PICTURED: Bill Carr Robyn Roskowske CLASS FAVORITES Kenny Hall and Paula Whitaker 48 FRESHMEN Danny Adams Rosalyn Adams Darcy Barnett Helen Brawley STANDING: Doug Moon, Sargeant at Arms; Mr. Joe Buccheii, Sponsor; Scott Mosbach, Treasurer; Ms. Marie Bucherri, Sponsor; Bernice Jesson, Secretary; Darcy Barnett. KNEELING: Melinda Tinnin, Vice Pres- ident; Danny Adams, President. Bob Bryant Cameron Byrd Lucinda Campbell Tammy Cantrell Gary Collins Steve Conners Janet Craft Ernie Cray Chris Cusack Robbie Dabbs Monica Davis Lonnie Dean Mark Dillon Margaret Downing Richard Duvall 50 Esther Frederick Nelda Fredericks Robbie Fudge Kathie Grant Charlie Hamilton Tami Heinzel Robyn Henard Sherry Henderson Joe Hernandez Kevin Hodges Kenny Hutchings Bernice Jessen Denise Johnson Dixie Johnson Jamie Kniebel Alan Lawson Jerry Littleton Skippy Lormis John Lott Lydia Lowe Danny Mahan Jane McCabe Jackie McDaniel Steve Medlock Greg Monroe Doug Moon Donald Moore Scott Mosbach Kenny Moungo Diane Null 51 Pauline Panhorst Clint Peeler Linda Quick Tonia Ramsey Donna Richardson Barbara Robinson Debbie Rodgers Bobby Roskowske Jerry Ruzicka Patty Seals Lavon Schultz Kathy Smith Brian Stevens Darwin Stevens Irene Taylor Melinda Tinnin Judy Thompson Danita Walker Ann Wheeler Paul Whitaker 52 PROM COURT Mona Rue, Stanley Rideout, Carla Adams, Rick Hildebrand, Karen Evers, Kenny Brown, Laurie Henderson, Ron Henderson, Renee Tyrey, Tony Walling, Robin Hollis, Kevin Cusack. 1976 QUEENS Robin Hollis, Kevin Cusack Karen Evers, Kenny Brown QUEEN AND COURT KAREN AND KENNY PROM Mona and Stanley Carla and Rick Renee and Tony Laurie and Ron Shela Roskowske performs a fairy leap as her fellow students await their turns to be sold. ABOVE, Pete Coates and Randy Beardsley rub each other the wrong way. RIGHT, Ed Schrader demonstrates an amazing physical feat. SLAVE DAY Slave Day... May 6, 1977.. . one last, desperate attempt to raise money for the senior trip.. . dressing and acting like fools for the school so that someone will buy you. . . singing. . . fairy leaps.. . dancing. . . no real work gets done. . . Mr. Oliver urging the students to raise their bids... and just having a good time. STUCO BANQUET Student Council Changeover Banquet. . . May 5, 1977... Bonanza restaurant.. . next year's officers are installed by this year's officers. . . Shela Roskowske 1 leaves the presidency for Vickie Scoles.. . Paula Whit- aker takes over Sharon Campbell's office of vice pre- sident. . .this year's secretary is Sharon Adams and next year's is Joyce Patterson. . . the office of treasurer pass- es from Vickie Scoles to Bob Roskowske.. . the new Club Coordinator is Terry Williams. ABOVE, one of Stuco's sophomore re- presentatives, Jane Moore, enjoys the banquet food. TOP RIGHT, Shela turns over her presidential gaval to Vickie. BOTTOM RIGHT, the two presidents share one of the club secrets to help prepare Vickie for the coming year. A SPECIAL THANKS TO . .. Mr. Lee Schultz for superb photography. . . Pete Coates, Kevin Cusack, Kathie Grant and Bob Roskowske for multitudes of pictures and darkroom hours, even though they were not yearbook staff members. . . all students who purchased yearbooks. . . all faculty and staff who purchased yearbooks. . .business people who purchased ads. . . Marty Davenport and Terry Cardwell for selling $1,000 in ads.. . boosters, friends who contributed $1.00 each. . . Mr. Jim Combs of American Yearbook for making color pages available on our budget. . . Steve Brown and Ed Schrader for keeping financial records in good order. . . Ralph Simmons for selling yearbooks in the lunchroom for many days. .. Mr. William Rebore for his continued support and encouragement. . . Kim Wilken, Sharon Campbell and Pat Bausch for good typing. . . Pat Bausch for many hours after school was out in summer. . . Ms. Simpson for leadership and patience. . .Vickie Scoles and Laurie Henderson for planning picture day schedules and the Super- latives. .. Della Terrill and Lisa Nicolas for planning the academic section- a first for Valley Park yearbooks. . . Pat Bausch for the senior section. . . Arth Brown, Don Lashley, and Juanita Lashley for the class sections. . . Sandie Nicolas for adding humor and spice to the class. . . Cindy McDaniel and Dennis Boyer for organizational layouts and class sections. . . Rockey Whitaker for selling ads and boosters. . . Don DeWitt for sports layouts. . . . and for the memories of the many firsts of this yearbook staff - all new class members, new ideas, color section, Ms. Simpson's first Valley Park yearbook.. .. most of all, FRIENDS, WE WILL REMEMBER YOU. 61 SUPERLATIVES MR. AND MS. VALLEY PARK HIGH Seniors Terry Cardwell and Laurie Henderson Superlatives are . . . elected by the students . . . see- ing Terry go up six times to receive a certificate . . . friendliest, even dogs like them . . . most frequent smiles, putting Jimmy Carter to shame . . . best person- ality, doesn't need a flute to charm a cobra out of a bas- ket . . . most likely-to-succeed, might even become president of the street cleaners union . . . most intellec- tual, can outthink an I.B.M. computer . . . most tal- ented, perhaps another Leonardo . . . biggest apple pol- isher, ought to get a job waxing cars . . . voting for who you want . . . and being happy for your friends. BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Freshman Jackie McDaniel and Senior Darrell Logan TEACHERS OF THE YEAR Mr. Joseph Buccheri and Mrs. Eileen Sherrill BEST LOOKING Junior Vickie Scoles and Senior Terry Cardwell BEST DRESSED Seniors Renee Tyrey and Randy Beardsley BIGGEST APPLE POLISHERS Junior Marty Davenport and Senior Pat Bausch BEST-ALL-AROUND Senior Terry Cardwell and Junior Vickie Scoles MOST TALENTED Junior Robert Scoville and Senior Kathy Stiles MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Junior Lyn Griffin and Senior Jeff Moon MOST ATHLETIC Senior Terry Cardwell and Junior Cindy McDaniel MOST DEPENDABLE Seniors Pete Coates and Renee Tyrey MOST TALKATIVE Senior Pat Bausch and Junior Lance Couch ROMEO AND JULIET Junior Vickie Fudge and Senior David Kneip MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC Juniors Marcia Henry and Clyde Steele rs MOST FRIENDLY and BEST PERSONALITY Senior Terry Cardwell and Junior Vickie Scoles MOST HIP Junior Robert Scoville and Senior Kathy Couch 68 Kevin Cusack G Susan Hulsey COURT: Ed Schrader Mona Rue, Robin Hollis, Robert Scovill Marcia Henry, Shani Waller Robin Hollis Susan Hulsey HOMECC Homecoming is.. .Disney on Parade. . .The most exciting game of the season. . .At end of J.V.'s three minute overtime it ended up a one point heart- breaker. . .The crowning of our new 1977 Homecoming Queen, Sharon Campbell. . .Varsity win- ning at the three minute over- time buzzer, 76-71... Dancing to the sounds of All-Spice. . . Hours of hard work on the scen- ery. . .Everybody working hard to make Homecoming a success. Ed Schrader, Mona Rue Jeff Seville, Shani Waller Mona Rue COURT: Sharon Campbell, Kenny Hall, Jeff Seville, Ke- vin Cusack, Susan Hulsey, Terry Cardwell, Laurie Hen- derson MING 77 LEFT: Laurie Henderson RIGHT: Terry Cardwell, Laurie Henderson 69 HOMEC QUEE. ARON C Sharon Campbell, Kenny Hall, Robyn Hollis, Shani Waller FIRST ROW: Lucinda Campbell, Jackie McDaniel, Robbie Roskowske, Robin Henard, SECOND ROW: Lisa Nicolas, Sharon Adams, Shela Roskowske, Sharon Campbell, Vickie Scoles, THIRD ROW: Jane Moore, Betty Jo Brown, Merrill Terrill, Terry Williams, Lance Couch, FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Timmerberg, Jaunita Lashley, Paula Whit- aker, Steve Parker, Tami Schrader, Carlene Johnson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, STUDENT COUNCIL National Honor Society is.. .being on honor roll.. . being respected by the school.. .collecting money for the Lung Society.. .getting in the school dances and home basketball games free. . .having Mrs. Lana Vla- hiotis for a sponsor.. .having an induction ceremony... having a 8.5 average. . .being selected by the faculty on basis of scholarship, service, character, leadership Student Council is... a group of students representing the school. . .sponsoring the Talent Show.. .going on retreats. . . raising money for the school... going to dif- ferent places to meet other Stuco members. . .having Mrs. Pris Timmerberg as a sponsor. . .listening to the students needs. . .sponsoring Spring Weekend... FIRST ROW: Kim Wilkenj Kim Stiles, Pat Bausch, Kathy Stiles, Mrs. Vlathios, SECOND ROW: Jeff Moon, Vickie Scoles, Sharon Adams, Della Terrill, Marcia Henry, Melinda Wood, Rachel Vermillion, Johnel Han- na, Susan Hulsey, THIRD ROW: Lorre Danford, Jon Dietz, Renee Tyrey, Tami Schrader, Joyce Patterson, Jane Moore, Donna Whitaker, Lyn Griffin, Lisa Mosbach, Linda Hansel, Dawn Mayer AMERICA F.H.A. FRONT ROW: Terry Wall, Robyn Henard, Pat Bausch, Kathy Grant, Debbie Stevens. SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. Campbell, Sponsor; Jenny Whitteaker, Diane Null, Bernice Jessen, Kathy Smith, Sharon Adams. F.H.A. . . is Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca .. . to be in F.H.A. you have to have been in Home Ed. . . having Mrs. Camp- bell and Mrs. Murphy for sponsors . . . going to the old folks . . . going to region- al meetings . . . sponsoring the walk for Mankind . . . special initiation for new members . . . learning how to cook so that you don't kill your husband on the first meal you cooked for him . . . learning how to survive when you find a sucker to marry you . . . prepares you for the future and helps you create a better look ahead of time for those future housewives . . . DRAMA KNEELING: Danny Kyle, David Felt- rop, Lance Couch, Mike LaRue, Chip Cuquet. SECOND ROW: Dawn Mayer, Susan Hulsey, Lorre Danford, David Barnhart, Johnel Hanna, Sher- ry McGraw, Keith Barnhart, Sue Mc- Allister, Mrs. Weis, Sponsor; Dar- rell Logan, Rockey Whitaker, Carla Adams. Drama is . . . the spring play . . . bright lights . . . make up . . . costumes . . . decorating the stage . . . memorizing your lines . . . practicing night after night . . . forgetting your lines . . . saying someone else's lines . . . setting up props . . . finding furniture . . . stage fright . . . doing pantomimes . . . Look who's all out here ... 'I can't do it . . . lights aren't set right . . . We won't be ready by tomorrow . . . dress rehearsal . . . doing commercials . . . and then bowing to the applause of an appreciative audience . . . THESPIANS KNEELING: Pat Bausch, Dawn Mayer, Mrs. Weis, Sponsor; Susan Hulsey, Shela Roskowske. STAND- ING: David Barnhart, David Kyle, Lorree Dan- ford, Johnel Hanna, Keith Barnhart. 73 PRE C.O.E. FRONT ROW: Daphne Logan, Terri Williams, Cindy Seville, Vickie Fudge, Lisa Nicolas, Vickie Scoles, Debbie Stevens, Sharon Adams, Marcia Henry, Melinda Wood, SECOND ROW: Tina Chadd, Diane Hernan- dez, Juanita Lashley, Cindy McDaniel, Debbie Ramsey, Cathy DeWitt, Denise Bludsworth, Karen Helton, Terry Wall, THIRD ROW: W.E.G. Gatling, Chip Cuquet, Jerry Cates, Tony Fults, Terrell Mure, Marty Davenport, Curt Strawn, Henry Anderson, Randy Bowen, David Barnhart. Guest speakers Mr. W.E.G. Gatling Coordinator C.O.E. FRONT ROW: Donna Stauf, Mary Wilken, Sue McAllister, Jeff Moon, Dorene Standlee, Marlin Ferguson, Charles Warren, Liz Wheeler, Chris Bise, Prudy Robinson, Karen Lee, SECOND ROW: Karen Evers, Sandie Nicolas, Renee Tyrey, Chris Barton, Pam Johnson, Robin Grisham, Joyce Collins, Eric Kaempfe, Dennis Boyer, Ed Schra- der, THIRD ROW: W.E.G. Gatling, Carla Adams, Kathy Couch, Ray Bolte, Pete Coates, Randy Beardsley, Steve Brown, Donna Barnett, Glen Craig, Mike Valora. tfc- ' o I i SPIRIT CLUB FRONT ROW: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: D. Terrill, L. Hansel, C. Johnson, M. Tinnin, T. Williams, J. Pat- terson Varsity Cheerleaders: V. Scoles, K. Wilken, L. Nicolas, V. Fudge, C. Seville, S. Hulsey, J. Lashley. MIDDLE ROW: L. Danford, D. Boyd, C. Thomas, D. Hill, J. Moore, L. Griff en, P. Panhorst, J. Moore, S. Moore, S. Pope, G. Finder, P. Wheeler, J. Barnhart, J. Whitteaker, L. Blanton BACK ROW: T. Wall, D. Ste- vens, C. Jones, J. Jackson, M. Bequette, J. Couch, L. Pemberton, P. McDaniels, K. Lott, K. Boyer, T. Boyer, L. Minton, K. De Witt, D. Ramsey, P. Timmerburg. 75 Carmen Von Capri vi Foreign Exchange Student from Chile PROJECT STREAM SITTING: Randy Fudge, Sharon Adams, SECOND ROW: Marcia Henry, Melinda Wood, Mrs. Buccheri, Johnel Hanna, Lance Couch, THIRD ROW: David Feltrop, Lisa Mosbach, Mrs. Ser- rano, Mr. Buccheri NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION SITTING: Camron Byrd, Tim Boyer, SECOND ROW: Gary Brown, Mr. Wedel, Brian Stevens HIGH SCHOOL BAND SITTING: Camron Byrd, Tim Boyer, Richard Duvall, STANDING: Dixie Johnson, Robert Roskowske, Mr. Luppins 76 VALLEY BREEZE STAFF. SEATED: Linda Hansel, Joyce Patterson, Pat Bausch, Kathie Grant, Vickie Fudge. STAND- ING: Melinda Wood, Marcia Henry, Carla Adams, JeffWilbum, Pete Coates, Kevin Cusack, Eric Kaempfe, Ms. Simpson. Not Pictured: John Hall, Robyn VonRohr. YEARBOOK, NEWSPAPER Yearbook and Newspaper.. .Val-E-Vues. . .trying to write copy for three pages in one day.. .going out and pounding the pavement everyday trying to sell over two hundred books in one month. . .winning a trip to Kansas City for selling the most ads. . .making deadlines. . .doing a layout three times before it's right. . .Valley Breeze . . .trying to make a long story fit the paper. .. going over every word in the articile you just wrote to make sure none are misspelled.. .writing stories that make somebody sound good even if they had a terrible game. . .putting in artwork to fill empty spaces. . .interviewing people about important things like what their favorite food is. .. and it is being proud of what you have done when you're finished, if it ever gets finished! VAL-E-VUES STAFF. SEATED: Juanita Lashley, Della Terrill, Pat Bausch, Lisa Nicolas, Laura Henderson, SECOND ROW: Ms. Simpson, Sandie Nicolas, Sharon Campbell, Ed Schrader, Ralph Simmons, Vickie Scoles, Cindy McDan- iel, THIRD ROW: Terry Cardwell, Arth Brown, Steve Brown, Don Dewitt, Don Lashley, Dennis Boyer, Marty Daven- port. Not Pictured: Rockey Whitaker, Kim Wilken 4 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Varsity cheerleading is.. .all seven cheerleaders being juniors ... Having white sweaters with or- ange and blue stripes and orange skirts. . . going to NCA camp... hearing Mrs. Timmerberg saying, smile, smile, smile . ..yelling till you lose your voice.. .being nervous. . .Kim and Vickie making Who's Who in Cheerleading. . .plan- ning pep rallies.. .hours of hard practice. TOP LEFT AND CLOCKWISE: Lisa Nicolas Susan Hulsey Vickie Fudge Kim Wilken Vickie Scoles Cindy Seville Juanita Lashley Co-Captain Kim Wilken Captain Vickie Scoles 79 JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carlene Johnson, Melinda Tinnin, Terry Williams, Joyce Patterson, Della Terrill, Linda Hansel Co-Captain Terry Williams 80 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Donna Richardson, Captain; Diane Hernandez, Sandy Quick, Tami Schrader, Co-Captain; Robyn Von Rohr. Captain Donna Richardson Being a Wrestling Cheerleader is.. . supporting the Wrestlers, . .giving them pep rallies. . .winning ribbons at Cheer- leading camp. .. cheering at the Valley Park Wrestling Tournament... getting our new orange uniforms. . . and our letter with a Hawk on it. . . and showing your spirit throughout the Wrestling season. .. 82 Help! Do you have something for a headache? Eat, drink and be merry. HI there! Go Hawks, Go! The object is to get the ball through the hoop. Oh, wow! They're taking my picture. Coach Frank Wilhite Basketball is. . .running walls till your converse smokes. . .winning your own tournament. . .Terry and Wayne making all conference. . .Terrell's hand over the rim for a rebound. . .Pete getting scolar athelete. . .Sharon, Paula, Shela, keep- ing stats. . .the team practicing and play- ing hard paying off by winning more games in the last 5 years.. .I'll always remember Wilhite saying On the Line ... 10 in 60.. .Winning homecoming by 5.. .Sharon getting queen.. .upsetting Country Day. . .finishing your season know- ing you did your best. HAWKS OPPONENTS 97 Southview 52 48 Silex 38 59 North Tech 57 33 Silex 48 66 Wright City 79 76 Prep South 78 45 Clopton 90 59 Winfield 73 76 St. Johns 80 58 Country Day 57 53 St. Dominic 82 77 Winfield 91 68 North Tech 57 64 Prep South 79 60 Windsor 83 55 St. Johns 70 74 Valmeyer 67 45 Lutheran South 59 47 Lutheran North 95 57 St. Dominic 98 65 Winfield 77 68 Wright City 80 53 North Tech 52 76 St. Johns 71 72 Wellsville 84 86 VARSITY BASKETBALL Co-Captains Terry Cardwell and Wayne Trevino Terrell Mure Clyde Steele Kevin Cusack Darrell Logan Pete Coates Jeff Wilburn Marty Davenport Randy Beardsley Junior Varsity Hawks Opponents 26 Silex 47 44 Wright City 53 39 Prep South 38 35 Country Day 71 17 St. Dominic 62 26 Winfield 73 40 North Tech. 58 33 Windsor 63 48 St. Johns 43 36 Du Bourg 61 33 Valmeyer 44 40 Kennedy 60 28 Lutheran South 57 31 Principia 39 26 Francis Howell 86 41 St. Johns 37 41 St. Dominic 76 30 Wright City 37 43 Winfield 75 32 Wright City 44 26 North T ech. 53 37 St. Johns 38 FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT, Steve McGraw, Bret Tyrey, Bob Bryant, Jeff Smith, Jerry Ruzicka, SECOND ROW: Doug Moon, Chris Cusack, Robbie Fudge, Greg Monroe. BACK ROW: Kenny Hall, Paul Whitaker, Larry Kinworthy, (Coach) Ken Patterson, Scott Anderson. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Larry Kinworthy SCOREKEEPERS KNEEL- ING: Laurie Henderson, Sharon Campbell, STANDING: Shela Ros- kowske, Paula Whitaker 88 WRESTLING FRONT ROW: Bob Roskowske, Donald Moore, Skip Lormis, Ed Schrader, Tony Fults, Phil Rideout, Jerry Cates. SECOND ROW: Chris Byrd, Joel Hernandez, Randy Fudge, David Kneip, Dan Kyle, Coach Steve Oli- ver. THIRD ROW: Kenny Moungo, Ricky Moungo, Michey Downing, Keith Barnhart, Cameron Bird. Wrestling is. . .two guys out on the mat trying to defeat each other. . .not eating for a week trying to make a lower class. . .the 1976-77 Hawks wrestling team showed a lot of promises for the upcoming years. . .the wrestling team is only losing two seniors this year.. .there were many promising freshmen and sophomores competing on the Junior Varsity squad. . .the Varsity Hawks managed to win four dual meets. . .they placed higher in the tournaments than ever before. . .having Randy Fudge, Tony Fults, and Jerry Cates going to the Regionals. .. 1976-77 was a building year and next year promises to be an even greater year. 90 HAWKS OPPONENTS 20 North Tech 47 33 John Burroughs 39 19 St. Genevieve 48 12 South Tech 54 14 St. Clair 49 39 DeSoto 30 10 Eureka 51 18 St. Clair 42 21 John Burroughs 45 30 North Tech 29 48 DeSoto 18 16 Union 47 33 Brentwood 32 91 FIRST ROW: John Hanna, Darrell Logan, Jeff Wilburn, Pete Coates, Randy Beardsley, Terry Cardwell, Ricky Moungo, Ronnie Menley, SECOND ROW: Keith Ruzicka, Jeff Monroe, Ralph Simmons, Shela Roskowske, Rockey Whittaker, Scott Anderson, Robert Scovill, THIRD ROW: Lance Couch, Robbie Fudge, John Ward, Kent Brignole, Coach Buccheri, Bob Bryant, Greg Monroe, Chris Cusack, Clyde Moore. VARSITY BASEBALL MANAGERS: Ronnie Menley John Hanna Clyde Moore Randy Beardsley Pete Coates Coach Buccheri 92 Darrel Logan Pete Coates Winfield 2 Valley Park 4 Windsor 13 Valley Park 3 Prep South 9 Valley Park 5 Windsor 12 Valley Park 1 Valmeyer 9 Valley Park 5 Wright City 10 Valley Park 6 John Burroughs Double Header IS Valley Park 1 11 Valley Park 2 Principia 13 Valley Park 6 Prep South 7 Valley Park 2 St. Dominic 6 Valley Park 7 John Burroughs 9 Valley Park 2 Wright City 8 Valley Park 5 St. Johns 9 Valley Park 4 St. Dominic Winfield 5 Valley Park 5 6 Terry Cardwell GIRLS SOFTBALL Valley Park 9 Valley Park 9 Valley Park 15 Valley Park 0 Valley Park 3 Valley Park 2 Valley Park 10 Valley Park 9 Valley Park 0 St. Dominic 12 Winfield 8 Wright City 2 Silex 5 Winfield 9 Silex 4 Wright City 8 St. Dominic 19 Affton 6 Pam Johnson Scoles AB R H 2 3 HR SB B AVG. 26 5 3 0 1 0 6 7 .182 J. McDaniel 14 5 4 1 0 0 7 4 .285 Bludsworth 19 3 8 0 0 0 7 2 .500 Hansel 31 8 13 2 1 1 12 3 .462 Hendeson 27 6 7 1 0 1 3 9 ..333 C. McDaniel 28 8 12 1 1 0 8 2 .444 Johnson 28 6 6 2 0 0 2 4 .250 Rodgers 21 5 7 0 0 0 3 3 .411 Stauf 19 3 5 1 0 0 2 1 .278 Patterson 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 .333 Terrill 10 2 2 0 0 0 2 2 .143 Schultz 25 7 8 0 0 1 5 2 .273 Hulsey 9 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .000 Schrader 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 .500 Williams KEY: AB - at bat R - runs H - hits 2 - doubles 3 0 0 0 3 - HR - SB - B - 0 0 0 triples home runs stolen bases base on balls 1 .000 Laurie Henderson FRONT ROW: Debbie Rodgers, Lavon Schlutz, Jackie McDaniel, SECOND ROW: Coach Steve Oliver, Laurie Hen- derson, Tina Stauf, Della Terrill, Vickie Scoles, Terry Williams, Coach Merilee Dauster, THIRD ROW: Denise Bludsworth, Susan Hulsey, Pam Johnson, Cindy McDaniel, Joyce Patterson, Linda Hansel Season's over at last. Stop breathing on my neck! 95 VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR VARSITY: KNEELING: Jackie McDaniel, Denise Johnson, Esther Fredrick, Barbara Robin- son STANDING: Donna Whitaker, Coach Merilee Dauster, Lydia Lowe. Volleyball is . . . running 10 suicides . . . hitting the bar on your first serve . . . spiking the ball in the net . . . watching Julie set without moving her feet . . . Getting hit in the chest with the ball . . . seeing Della walk under the net without bending over . . . for- getting to put up your knee pads . . . playing as a team . . . hearing Coach Dauster yell, Work the ball. ... B-team having 3 vic- tories . . . having gained valuable experience for next year . . . Varsity and J. V. having a double victory the last game of the year. VARSITY: KNEELING: Coach Merilee Dauster STANDING: Julie Dunn, Vickie Scoles, Joyce Patterson, Sharon Adams, Kim Wilken, Della Terrill, Cindy McDaniel, Terry Williams, linda Hansel. Vickie Scoles Cindy McDaniel VARSITY Kim Wilken-42 pts. Julie Dunn-35 pts. Joyce Patterson-30 pts. Vickie Scoles-27 pts. Linda Hansel-26 pts. Cindy McDaniel-26 pts. Terry Williams-20 pts. Della Terrill-20 pts. JUNIOR VARSITY Donna Whitaker-36 pts. Denise Johnson-34 pts. Jackie McDaniel-33 pts. Esther Fredricks-31 pts. Lydia Lowe-22 pts. Barbara Robinson-13 pts. Denise Bludsworth-9 pts. 97 Terry Williams Kim Wilken Della Terrill VARSITY VALLEY PARK OPPONENT 15-10, 7-15, 7-15 Wright City 13-15, 3-15 Wright City 6-15, 8-15 Winfield 15-9, 7-15, 6-15 Winfield 10-15, 9-15 Silex 12-15, 5-15 St. Dominic 15-6, 7-15, 4-15 Wright City 13-15, 9-15 St. Johns 9-15, 2-15 St. Dominic 14-16, 6-15 St. Johns 9-15, 19-17, 15-1 Silex JUNIOR VARSITY VALLEY PARK OPPONENT 6-15, 15-2, 7-15 Wright City 3-15, 4-15 Winfield 15-5, 15-3 Silex 0-15, 11-15 St. Dominic 8-15, 9-15 Wright City 5-15, 7-15 St. Johns 4-15, 12-15 St. Dominic 2-15, 3-15 Winfield 15-12, 15-4 St. Johns 5-15, 15-3, 15-12 Silex 98 SEATED: Kendall Brignole, Mrs. Schultz, Cindy Tho- mas, SECOND ROW: Tam- my Workman, Renee Hart- man, Jeff Hedrick, Dwayne Taylor, Sue Henard, THIRD ROW: Pat Wheeler, Tammy White, Homer Hernandez, David Bauer, Calvin McDonald, Cindy Jones STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Laura Strawn, Lori Blanton, Pat Wheel- er, Charles Nunnery, Kim Rideout, Larry Meadows, John Wall, STANDING: Jeff He- drick, Pam Barnhart, Chuck Hilderbrand, David Gorman, Ms. Simpson, Ken Daegele, Randy Martin, Gene Wondell (Second Sem- ester Class) HIGHLIGHTS STAFF NEWSPAPER CLASSES FRONT ROW: Pat Wheeler, Ron Menley, David Bauer, Jackie Robinson, Bonnie Bell, Sherry Thompson, SECOND ROW: Jeff Ter- rill, Marty Quick, Carol Anderson, Ken Daegele, Judy Crain, Scott Halker (First Semester Class) HIGHLIGHTS STAFF BOYS, GIRLS INTRAMURALS BOYS INTRAMURALS: FRONT ROW: Dwayne Taylor, Jeff Hedrick, Donald Jesson, Randy Pur- ser, Homer Hernandez, Tom Cray, Mr. Carraher, SECOND ROW: Scott Halker, Jeff Terrill, John Haaser, Kurt Stiles, Kevin Ferguson, Roy Taylor, James Cray, Ronnie Menley, THIRD ROW: Jim Finder, Arthur Brockman, Tim Hulsey, Roland Mure, Ed McDaniel, Larry Meadows, David Halker, Charles Nunnery, FOURTH ROW: David Bauer, Tim Mosbach, Kevin Kneip, Bruce Hicks, Tracy Fults, John Hanna, Kevin Stiles, Clyde Moore. GIRLS INTRAMURALS: FRONT ROW: Brenda Wilkinson, Karen LaRue, Lisa Dalrymple, Donna Johnson, Kim Bauer, Julie Couch, Toni Lucas, Kim Lott, Cindy Jones, Darla Hill, Gina Finder, Sherry Pogue, Kim Trevino, Tiffany Meyer, SECOND ROW: Bonnie Bell, Peggy Whitaker, Kim Rideout, Darla Boyd, Cindy Craft, Dixie Mar- tin, Patty McDaniel, Liesa McDonald, Paula Panhorst, Vicki Goldstein, Cindy Thomas, Mrs. Buccheri, THIRD ROW: Robby Jo Whitaker, Jackie Jackson, Myshell Bequette, Tami Bower, Karen Boyer, Lisa Gross, Peggy LaRue, Tammy White, Lisa Pemberton, Kendal Brignole, Laura Strawn, Susan Henard. FRONT ROW: Darla Boyd, Ka- ren Boyer, Kim Bauer, Susan Henard, Tiffany Meyer. SE- COND ROW: Laura Jessen, Lisa Pemberton, Kendall Brignole, Jackie Jackson, Sue Brown, My- shell Bequette, Andy Smith. THIRD ROW: STANDING, Mr. Luppens, Director; Ronald Evans, Scott Menley, Lloyd Pace, Daryl Mayer, David Ba- uer, Lisa Dalrymple. BAND, SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW: Kevin Heinemann, Larry Meadows, Dixie Martin, Toni Lucas, Dave Gorman, Mark Swink, Chris Lang. SECOND ROW: Tinker McMickle, Kathy Kyle, lisa Dalrymple, Linda Nethercott, Bonnie Bell, Cheryl Coleman. THIRD ROW: Tracy Kaempfe, Renee Hartman, Leroy Martin, Joyce Cotton, Gina Finder. FOUR- TH ROW: David Pritchard, Della Wideman, Mrs. Walker, Sponsor; Robby Jo Whitaker, Mrs. Miller, Sponsor; Tom Cray. SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: Jeff Hedrick, Julie Couch, Toni Lucas, Wendy Wheeler, Cindy Thomas, Andy Smith, Kevin Heinemann. SECOND ROW: Shari Agee, Kim Bauer, Susan Henard, Lisa Dalrymple, Linda Nethercott, Mark Swink, Kurt Stiles, Homer Hernandez, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Take, Sponsor; Laura Richardson, Julie Moore, Brenda Wilkinson, Vicki Goldstein, Mary Whitaker, Tammy White, John Schrader. EIGHTH GRADE Patty Adams Carol Anderson Buddy Barnes Pam Barnhart David Bauer Bonnie Bell Tami Bower Karen Boyer Monica Boyer Arthur Brockman Tammy Carter Cheryl Coleman Joyce Cotton Judy Crain Tom Cray Wanda Curtner Clint Evans Randy Evans Doug Finder Gina Finder Jeff Fowler Lisa Gross John Hasser John Hanna Renee Hartman Lisa Hedrick Kevin Heinemann Bruce Hicks Tim Hulsey Kevin James Donald Jessen Donna Jessen CLASS OFFICERS: Lisa McDonald, Sec., Joyce Cotton, V. Pres., Lisa Gross, Treas., Ron Menley, Pres. 103 Donna Johnson John Kollenberg Sheila LaRue Calvin McDonald Lisa McDonald James McMullen EIGHTH GRADE Doris Martin Susan Matlock Aril Matthews Daryl Mayer Ronnie Menley Karen Miller Liesha Minton Clyde Moore Julie Moore Robbie Moore Charles Nunnery John Pace Sheri Pogue Marvin Ray Melissa Rauls Kim Rideout Jackie Robinson Diane Rush NOT PICTURED: Janet Bates Carol Fults Tom Hall Jan MeLemore Mary Redman Stacy Risner Kenny Risner Kim Rodino Kevin Stiles Lori Stuart Kenda Stults Jeff Terrill Sherry Thompson Kim Trevino Cathy Ward Pat Wheeler Della Wideman Brenda Wilkinson 104 Mrs. Sandy Walker, Sponsor; Mary White- aker, Treasurer; Tammy White, STUCO Rep.; Phyllis Dunn, President; Tim Mos- bach, STUCO Rep.; Kevin Kneip, Vice- President; Darla Boyd, STUCO Rep. Darla Boyd David Brinkman Sue Brown Karen Cottle Julie Couch Cindy Craft James Cray James Curtner Mike Daines Kenny Dean Phyllis Dunn Randy Duvall Jim Finder Fred Frederick Tracy Fults Vicky Goldstein Rusty Hayes Homer Hernandez Darla Hill Linda Hinshaw Jackie Jackson Cindy Jones Kevin Kneip Lois Krois SEVENTH GRADE Roy Anderson Lisa Bames Jody Barnhart Linda Beckman Shelly Bequette Jimmy Boly 105 Mary Kyle Karen La Rue Peggy LaRue Delores Littleton Greg Longworth Kim Lott Pat McDaniel John Maxwell Paul Mormino Tim Mosbach Roland Mure Linda Nethercott Tony Nicolas Tracy Null Carla Peeler Lisa Pemberton Randy Purser Lisa Redd Latham Rees Sheila Roberts David Robyn Gene Ruzicka John Schrader Irvin Smith Phyllis Sprock Kurt Stiles Mark Swink Roy Taylor Cindy Thomas Connie Thompson Paul Webb Wendy Wheeler Mary Whitaker Peggy Whitaker Robbie Whitaker Tammy White Terry Wideman Sharon Wilkinson 106 NOT PICTURED: Mark Addison Elbert Brown Gene Cooley Rhonda Hall Robyn Lensch Scott McGraw Betty Wiser SIXTH GRADE Donald Adams Shari Agee Kim Bauer Lori Blanton Kendall Brignole Terry Brust Jerry Dabbs Ken Daegle Lisa Dalrymple Ronnie Evans Kevin Ferguson Jimmy Finder David Garman Elvena Gross David Halker Scott Halker Jeff Hedrick Susan Henard Laura Jessen Tracy Kaempfe Kathy Kyle John Kudlacek Chris Lang Toni Lucas Leroy McCabe Patricia McCabe Ed McDaniel SIXTH GRADE Warren McMickle Dixie Martin Leroy Martin Randy Martin Larry Meadows Scott Menley Tiffani Meyer Lloyd Pace Paula Panhorst Randy Perser Cathy Pogue David Pritchard Marty Quick Benny Ramsey Tommy Reed Laura Richardson Cheryl Sidwell Andy Smith Michael Sobaka Donnie Stahl Laura Strawn Dwayne Taylor Randy Taylor Joan Thompson Stephanie Triem John Wall Roy Weissenbach Shirley White Tammy White Berry Wideman David Williams Gene Wondell Tammy Workman 108 EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION VALLEY PARK MAYOR Mr. Ken Curtis MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Dr. John Cleary 109 EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION Mr. Omar Feeler, Mr. Jacques Wesson, Board of Education; Rev. Joel Hack, Zion Lutheran Church; Ms. Mary Menne, Elementary Principal; Dr. William Rebore, High School Principal; Mr. Ken Curtis, Valley Park Mayor. Dr. Ronald Rebore, Superintendent; Dr. John Cleary, Mid- dle School Principal; Ms. Leianna Rabenau, Ass't High School Principal; Rev. B.L. Catlin, First Baptist Church; Mr. Joseph Harrington and Mrs. Susan Thomas, Board of Education. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY SITTING ON FENCE: Lisa Gross, Kevin Stiles, Vicki Goldstein, Melissa Rauls. STANDING: Phyllis Dunn, Lisa Pemberton, Kurt Stiles, Cindy Jones, Art Brockman, Mike Dains, David Bauer, Mary Whitaker, Mrs. Diane Red- man, Sponsor; Joyce Cotton, Donna Johnson, Julie Moore, Sherry Thompson, Gina Finder, Kathy Ward, Kenda Stults. SITTING: Jackie Jackson, Karen Cottle, Julie Couch, Darla Boyd, Lisa Hedirck, Della Wideman, Tami Bauer, John Schrader, Cindy Thomas. NOT PICTURED: Myshell Bequette TEACHER CORPS Ms. Shirley Gray Ms. Mary Elliott NOT PICTURED: Ms. Pat Johnson Ms. Mary Michael Herrmann The Teacher Corps Project is com- pleting its final semester in Valley Park School District. In addition to the bene- fit of providing courses to our teachers, the district has received approximately $17,000.00 in Equipment and Instruc- tional supplies, which will remain in the district after the project terminates. Another benefit of Teacher Corps to the school was the availability of funds for the Adult Study Program which provided evening courses to the community at a greatly reduced fee. Courses were of- fered for the past three semesters, and averaged approximately 100 participants each semester. Also, as part of the com- munity component, four teacher aides were employed to work with the teach- ers in the classrooms and offices. Mrs. Judy Schrader Ms. Lynn Law ranee Ms. Emily Luecke 111 IN MEMORY OF Owen a' tyrey jr r XT ■BFfrOND Zv Pu I IF. 11 A Y There'a an o pen gate At the end of the road Through which each must go alone. And there in a light we cannot see Our Father claims His own; Beyond the gate your loi’ed one Finds happiness and rest Andbjlhere, is comfort In the thought ThatotZ kmar 4 I v BOLTE’S FOODLINER 14 Marshall Ave. Valley Park, Missouri S' TA DA DEE DEE AND SEE HOW SPOTLESS I WILL BE. i___It. 810 Forest Ave. Valley Park, Mo. 63088 1 'The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. Hey kids! Find out if Louie can change his spots. For a free comic book send your name and address to: WE URGE YOU TO PATRONIZE AND SUPPORT THE MERCHANTS AND OTHER ADVERTISERS WHO HAVE HELPED FINANCE THE '77 VAL-E-VUES. HUMMEL FIGURINES AND OTHER NICE THINGS THE YEARBOOK STAFF 30 FRONT ST., VALLEY PARK, MO. 225-5400 MON-SAT 9-6 SUNDAY 12-6 Sfiz JOBBER - OIL PRODUCTS WHOLESALE - RETAIL L.T.L. Oil Co. MARSHAL AVENUE. VALLEY PARK. MO. BOB DUNN Opries: VAm. S-441S Nibht: VAlliv S-4143 ACaoimv 5-5177 COACH HOUSE RESTAURANT Open 24 Hrs. Highway 141 and Interstate 44 W t ie i,: + h Extm t i on LIOO .£+. Mo. 63(0 6 jen.r A'rs + Bi ble sfooty course 114 VALLEY PARK BOARD OF EDUCATION HARRAWOOD PARK HOME OF THE ST. LOUIS HUMMERS Women's Professional Softball Team Conveniently located 5 minutes from 1-44 G 1-270 in Valley Park. Exit 1-44 at 141 and Follow the signs. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '77 BOB AND SONS WRECKER SERVICE INC. 7 tonegate Huig. 141 Sc Sig Send 225-G8DD 99 Shady Lane Valley Park, Mo. 63088 82S-29S8 Featuring FROZEN CUSTARD and LADY BORDEN ICE CREAM BOOSTERS Compliments of FUNERAL HOME. Inc. 500 MANCHESTER ROAD • BALLWIN. MISSOURI S301 1 • PHONE: (314) 227-5511 McCulloch saws j-wSK homelite saws TORO MOWERS SNAPPER MOWERS ree Turf s ___k McCulloch Authorized Service Center 300 Meramec Station (Hwy. 141) Valley Park. Mo. 63088 NICK CACIOPPO Tele. 825-6431 825-6431 SFC Michael Boggs 227- 2380 U. S. Army Recruiting Station 750 Manchester Ballwin, Mo. 63011 227-2311 Sgt. Michael Bradshaw The Terrill Family Ann's Cafe Sheila Kennedy Gerald and Vivian German Lashley Family Janis Cole Doug and Della Elmer Allen Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Cole Ms. St. James Dorothy Simmons Peggy and Jim Harbit Campbell's Lawn Service The Nicolas Family Don Lashley Sharon Campbell David Loves Vickie Leroy The Davenport Family Bruce Simmons Mr. G Mrs. Larry Davenport Pam G Mike Moritz The Schrader Family The Hedrick Family Joyce and Randy Jeff and Cindy Robyn and Darrell Ralph Simmons Car-Nu Girl's Sports are Dy- no-mite! Mrs. Eileen Sherrill Best Wishes to the Class of '77 Melanie Hedrick Happiness is: Judy and Bobby forever. K.C. Royals are the Best. Bret Tyrey Happiness is: Being a J.V. Cheerleader Terry Williams Congratulations to the 1976 Newlyweds of Valley Park. Peggy Harbit Remember the Good Times at Buder Lucinda Campbell Discotheque Mary Menne Have a Happy and Good life Class of '77 Mrs. Joyce Murphy Rosemary Tobey - V.P. Elementary Good Luck Class of '77 - Mr. G Mrs. Bill Schrader G Family Ms. Debbie Daniluck 117 CO. DUFF’S DRY GOODS, SHOE REPAIR, AND HOBBY SHOP 30 Marshall Rd. Valley Park, Mo. 825-4505 wins WHY DON'T YOU RIDC OUT TO VALLEY PARK AND SAVI ON • PARTS FOR AMIRICAN CARS • MUFFICR I MFCS • MOTOR REPAIR • TRANSMISSION SERVICE ALSO TOWING SERVICE 1 225-7182 OPEN EVENINGS SUNDAYS MASON’S DEPT. STORE BALLWIN PLAZA 227-5557 391-1888 THE STORE WITH THE BEST KNOWN BRANDS LARGEST SELECTION OF LEVIS FOR ALL THE FAMILY REDKEN 0 T rk r o WOMEN MEN 8 STONEGATE Hours: FREE Mon., Wed., Fri., DELIVERY 9 - 9:30 Tues., Thurs., Sat., 9-6 Sunday 10-4 Phone: 225-6855 CHARLIE’S BARBER G STYLE SHOP 3A Spencer Plaza 825-8721 or 825-2279 Precision Cuts - Blow Styling Also Accessory and Gift Shop Items BUSINESS HOURS Walk in 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tues. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sat. BY APPOINTMENT BEFORE 9 a.m. OR AFTER 5 p.m. 118 (314) 225-5858 Fenton Supply Inc. READY MIX CONCRETE TRAILER HITCH COMPANY — For Hitches and Installations — BOB SCHREITER 7th MARSHALL VALLEY PARK, MO 63088 Call 314-225-3621 lOl SHADY LANE VALLEY PARK MO 63088 GELDBACH PETROLEUM INC. Propane Gas - Fuel Oil Gasolines 225-3601 Valley Park, Mo. BECKETT’S CAR WASH AND LAUNDRY 2 G 5 Spencer's Plaza Valley Park, Mo. 825-2522 Compliments of VALLEY HOT FORMING COMPANY JOAN’S BEAUTY SHOP 524 MARSHALL RD. 4 Spencer's Plaza 825-4606 120 VALLEY HEAT TREAT COMPANY SIXTH G SAINT LOUIS AVE. 225-5191 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS BILL’S AUTOMOTIVE SIMPSON AUTO REPAIRING - TUNE UP BRAKE SERVICE - AIR COND. SAND GRAVEL BILL SCHRADER 225-4944 PROPRIETOR 755 FOREST AVE. VALLEY PARK, MO. 63088 WEST COUNTY DISPOSAL LTD. SANITARY LANDFILL Office Phone: 225-7220 ED BIERMAN Secretary - Treasurer 11 FERN GLEN RD. P.O. DRAWER 428 VALLEY PARK, MO. 63088 121 COMPLIMENTS of MANUFACTURERS OF DETERGENTS AND SANITIZERS FOR THE DAIRY INDUSTRY FINE FURNITURE DISCOUNTERS COMPLIMENTS of WAIN WRIGHT INDUSTRIES INC. VALLEY PARK, MO. CINDY’S BEAUTY SALON 21 MARSHALL RD. VALLEY PARK 825-4334 Dairy Queen Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN 141 and Manchester Rd. MERAMEC VALLEY BANK CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '77 May You Have a Happy and Prosperous Future 123 35 Marshall Road Valley Park, Missouri VALLEY PARK DRUG, INC. 228 Meramec Stat. Rd. Valley Park, Mo. 225-5123 63088 MENNERS MARKET 101 Meramec Stat. Rd. Valley Park, Mo. 63088 MARY’S QUICK STOP WHEN YOU THINK OF TENNIS THINK OF U.S. TENNIS COURT COMPANY, INC. 602 EIGHTH STREET • VALLEY PARK, MISSOURI 63088 302 St. Louis Ave. Valley Park, Mo. 63088 825-8737 Compliments of FOOTWEAR UNLIMITED INC. VALLEY COIFFURES Valley Park, Mo. 63088 SECURE Ltxx rv ASSOCIATION Corporate Headquarters 7321 S. Lindbergh Blvd. Telephone (314)894-0500 for any office 12 Great Offices Serving Missouri RAY WARE’S BARBER SHOP 3615 Treecourt Industrial Blud. St. Louis, Mo. 63122 25 Marshall Valley Park, Mo. 63088 124 YOUNG’S DAIRY MART Compliments of 202 Meramec Sta. Rd. Valley Park, Mo. 63088 DAY’S TREE SERVICE Trimming and Tree Removal Tie Walls Installed Light Hauling Yard Work Gardens Tilled PRECISION FORGINGS INC. 600 Saint Louis Ave. Valley Park Missouri 63088 Jim Day 822-0483 VALLEY PARK P.T.S.O. PARENT TEACHER STUDENT ORGANIZATION 1976-1977 Rev. Emory Good - President Mrs. Judy Harrington - Vice-President Mrs. Nancy Moore - Secretary Mrs. Anna Morphew - Treasurer 125 Ashland ASHLAND CHEMICAL COMPANY If your Hair isn't becoming to you you should be coming to us mr carts co i «ures COMMERCIAL AUTO PARTS 100 S. Meramec Station Rd. Phone: 225-5511 or 225-5532 OPEN ON SUDNAY 9:00 - 3:00 LIGHTHOUSE , IXovAdtouy 738 MANCHESTER ROAD MANCHESTER MISSOURI 63011 45 national way Shopping center 527- 3745 Valley Park Elevator Corp. 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MANCHESTER, MO. 63011 HANDEE HEATING COOLING INC. 225-6717 225-6606 Winter Specials Sales- Service - Financing Electric Gas j RXO OoisnpgMg7 DIVISION OF DAFIT INDUSTFI1ES INC FOURTH AND MARSHALL VALLEY PARK. MISSOURI 63088 VALLEY MATERIAL READY-MIXED- CONCRETE 201 Marshall Valley Park, Mo. 63088 Ph. : 225-5336