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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1979 volume:

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Along with the help of the Board of Education, he worked to regulate the activities of all the schools in the Valley Park School System. This past year Dr. Rebore and Dr. Cleary worked hard on the reorganiza- tion of the secondary school program. This entailed the rearrangement of faculty and class room assign- ments. Most of Dr. Rebore's work seemed to be be- hind the scenes, yet he performed work necessary for the smooth running of the Valley Park School District. Dr. William Rebore, Superintendent. 6 Principal Busy-that word aptly described Dr. John Cleary this year. The job of principal was a demanding one. The principal had to be an expert on administration and school policy. This past year proved to be even more demanding with the combination of the middle and high school to form Valley Park Secondary School. Dr. Cleary worked constantly to promote school spirit and student participation. He strived toward maintaining the academic atmosphere which was necessary for an interested and informed student body. Dr. Cleary was the person immediately responsible in all matters per- taining to the school. He was willing to help in any way he could to make the year a good and happy one. Administrative Staff (L to R): Mrs. Shirley Gray: Secretary to Superinten- dent; Mrs. Mary A. Heineman: Bookkeeper; Mrs. Michelle Gruver: Secretary to 7-8th Grade Center; Mrs. Pat Gagan: Secretary to Principal. Dr. John J. Cleary; Principal, Assistant Superinten- dent. Counselors (L to R): Mr. Douglas Pott: Counselor (9 - 12); Mr. Kenneth Moeser: Counselor (7 - 8). 7 English (LtoR): MS. Marilynn Backhaus: Sopho- more English, Career Exploration; Mrs. Lana M. Vlahiotis: English, Literature, Future Studies; Mass Media; Mrs. Mildred Schulz; English (7-8); Mrs. Lorraine Hackman; Freshman English; Ms. Jeanne Nelson: Newspaper, Yearbook, English. Reading (L to R) Miss Dortha Osborn: Remedial Reading (7-8); Mrs. Ann Martin: Remedial Reading (9- 12). Fine Arts (LtoR) Mrs. Jay Crowe: Art (7-8), Art 1; Ms. Shelia Ken- nedy: Art (9-12); Mr. William Luppens: Band, Music (7- 12); Mrs. Debbie Ladd; Speech, Drama. 8 'Mr. Philip Wedel: Geography, Your World, Community Ed; Mr. William Gouty: American History, American Government, Sociology; Mrs. Eileen Sherrill; World History, Psycholo- gy, Metro Area History, Valley Park History, Humanities; Not pictured-Mrs. Diane Red- man: 7th and 8th grade Social Studies. s t u d 1 e s Math And Science Mrs. Marilyn Sandefur: Math (7-8); Mrs. Jacqueline Schimpf: Math (7,9), Geometry, Pre-Algebra, Inde- pendent Study; Ms. Priscilla Timmerberg: Math, Al- gebra, Trigonometry, Probability. Mrs. Suzanne Shelton (replaced Mrs. Carol Miller): Chemistry, Biology, Physical Science; Mrs. Lois Fast (replaced Mrs. Sandy Walker): Physics, Earth Sci- ence, Life Science. 9 Business (L to R): Ms. Brenda Clinton: Book- keeping, Typing, Office Machines; Mrs. Lorraine Hackman: Typing, Shorthand. COE Mr. William E. G. Gatling: Pre. C.O.E., C.O.E. Home Economics Industrial Arts (LtoR): Mrs. Joyce Murphy: Consumer Ed, Interior Design, Marriage G Family, Home Nursing, Personal Culture, Child Development. Mrs. Ruth Campbell: 7th grade Foods, 8th grade Clothing, Home Making I, World Foods, Creative Clothing. (L to R): Mr. Russell H. Dawson: General Shop, Wood I G 11, Drafting; Mr. Richard Roberts: 7th G 8th grade Shop, General Shop, Power Mechanics, Sheet Metal, Metal Mechanics, Advanced Metals. 10 Library And Spanish SEATED: Ms. Doris Fridley: Library (7-12), Mrs. Elaine Take: Spanish (5-12). Miss Marianne Colter: Student Teacher, Phys. Ed. (7-12). Physical Education Driver’s Education (L to R): Mr. Steve Oli- ver: Driver Education, Health; Mrs. Marie Buc- cheri: Physical Education (7-12); Mr. Joe Buc- cheri: Physical Education (7-12). 11 Aides And Itinerant Teachers (L to R): Mrs. Barbara Israel: Newspaper, Yearbook, Art; Mr. Dale Vogt: Am. History, Sociology, Am. Gov't.; Mr. Charles Bogan: Planning and Research Assistant. (L to R): Mr. Dennis Taylor, Special Ed., high school; Ms. Mary Busch, Special Ed. 7 - 8; Mrs. Sandra James, Special Ed. Assistant. 12 School Services MAINTENANCE (L to R): Jim Bratcher, Maintenance and Transportation Director; May Ray, Roy White, Vic White, Art Smith, Billie Herbert, Steve Salabay. Nurse FOOD SERVICE; Standing (L to R): Ida Jurgens, Di- Mrs. A. Bryant R.N.; School Nurse, rector; Marmy Vance, Helen Roskowske; Sitting (L to R): Nelda Frederick, Betty Boyer, Linda Halker; Front: Ruby Wallace. 13 • Student Life Life at Valley Park High School is more than just academics. This year was a year filled with achieve- ments , activities and distinctions for the students. One of the many activities the students become involved with this year was the beginning of a new event, ' 'THE HARVEST FESTIVAL''. On the right there's Doug Moon the ' 'Galloping Gourment'', making money for Student Council. At the bottom left is Lucinda Campbell with the balloons that the clowns lost. And on the bottom right there's Bernice Jessen and Janet Craft dressed as clowns to sell balloons for the juniors. The Harvest Festival turned out to be a super money making event for several groups, not to mention a fantastic time had by each and every student, even the elementary too ! Each year the entire student body combines together to create spirit and enthusiasm for the basketball sea- son. This is the main purpose of our Spirit Week! Spirit Week is a full week of activities to get the 1 'spirit moving''. Activities range from wearing school colors to creating unusual outfits and even out- rageous hats that cover sometimes outrageous hairdos. The aim of the Student Council is to stimulate interest in sports events by having the students display it throughout the school during the week. Dressed up like clowns on Clown Day were Darla Boyd, Pat Wheeler and Ann Wheeler. Over 250 individuals wander in and out of class rooms each and every day, with some purpose while at Valley Park High School. Each student opened his mind to new ideas and goals while preparing for a spe- cific role in society. Responsibilities ranged from class assignments, organization projects, team accomplish- ments, to life goals in general. Top Left- Darla Boyd Bottom Right- Pat Wheeler Bottom Right- Ann Wheeler SENIORS God helps those who help them- selves . Scott Gerald Anderson To ever reach life's goals you must push your- self from the back of the crowd. Keith Allen Barnhart There is only one success - to be able to spend your life in your own way. Tim Boyer True happiness consists not in the knowledge of good things, but in good life; not in understanding but in living un- derstandingly. Teri LeVon Null - Archer Denise Bludsworth What we need more of, is peo- ple to specialize in the impossi- ble. Betty Jo Brown 20 Keep up the fight, grin after grin, and those who do will surely win. Christopher Byrd The secret of happiness is curiosity. Gary Dean Brown Many great ideas have been lost because the peo- ple who had them couldn't stand being laughed at. Elizabeth Mae Collins Melinda Ann Cottle Education should be as gradual as the moonrise, perceptible not in progress but in result. Leadership is the process of help- ing people do the worthwhile things they want to do. Anthony William Cotton Paula Jo Whitaker Davenport 21 Be yourself, and you will come out ahead in life. Keith William Davis Although we travel the world over to find beauty, we must have it within us or find it not. Deborah Aim DeNormandie That which we acquire with most difficulty we retain the longest; as those who have earned a fortune are commonly more careful of it than those by whom it may have been inherited. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others can't keep it from themselves. Thomas Alan Dodd Mickey Joe Downing Women's faults are many. Men have only two; everything they say, and every- thing they do. To enjoy one's past, is to live twice. 22 Larry William Dukes Julie Ann Dunn The world begins to exist when the individual dis- covers it. Frank Ferguson In reading and writing you can- not lay down the rules until you have learned to obey them, much more so in life. There are no boundaries to what one can do if one would put his mind and heart into it. David Randall Fudge (Randy) Patience is idling your motor when you feel like stripping your gears. Sandy Marie Gaeng Robert Lloyd Grisham The other planets may not be able to support life, but it isn't easy on this one ei- ther. Kenneth Oliver Hall A friend is someone who knows everything about you and still likes you. Linda Kay Hansel 23 We are here to add what we can to, not to get what we can from, Life. Carlene Johnson Patience is the ability to put up with people you'd like to put down. Lewis Kollenberg ■ You don't learn to hold your own in the world by standing on guard, but by attacking, and getting well - hammered your- self. Dannie Lee Kyle People who think they know it all, annoy those of us who do. Sandy Eileen Lashley Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth do- ing well. One age blows bubbles and the next age breaks them. 24 Jamie E. Lockwood Pamela Jean Lormis Make yourself necessary to somebody. To succeed in life (prosperity and happiness), one must set high goals which are only attained with aggressive- ness , hard work, and determina- tion. Steve Wayne McGraw Jeffrey Donald Monroe It is for us to make the effort, but the result is in God's hands. Man cannot dis- cover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of shore. Kathleen Jane Moore Rickey Vandor Moungo Never put off to- morrow what can be done today, for you miss out on tbe best things in life. Shadows of yes- terday and the promises of to- morrow keep my mind at peace and 1 am con- cerned with nothing but the reality of today. 25 Kristina Marie Park Joyce Elizabeth Patterson Keep smiling till you have to frown. Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Sandra Jean Quick Nancy O'Ruth Redman Phil Rideout Keith Micheal Ruzicka Ralph Edward Simmons Richard Douglas Phillips Joyous we launch out on trackless seas, fearless of unknown shores. Enough work to do, and strength enough to do the work. The more you do, the more you are. God offers to ev- ery mind its choice between truth and dishon- esty. Take which you please; you can never have both. Jeffrey Edward Smith It is not success that God re - wards, but faith- fulness ! Kristina Marie Stiles Most people would succeed in small things if they were not troubled by great ambitions. Tina Theresa Stauf 1 am but one, but I am one; I cannot do much, but 1 can do something; What 1 can do I ought to do; And what I ought to do, by the Grace of God I will do. Della Juanita Terrill Now you tell me. Music is the soul bird that flies in the immense soul of the listener. Steve D. Trevino 27 When one is sure of oneself, there is no need for words. John S. Ward If all the year were playing holidays, to sport would be as te - dious as to work. The other Planets may not be able to support life, but it isn't easy on this one ei- ther. Terry DeWayne Warren Jim Waters Men may doubt what you say, but they will be- lieYe what you do. Don't praise yourself; let others do it! 28 Mark Waters Donna Kay Whitaker CLASS OFFICERS: SEATED: Betty Jo Brown, President; STAND- ING: (LtoR): Carlene Johnson, Secretary; Scott Anderson, Treasurer; Linda Hansel, Vice-President. These seniors wouldn't pose for the camera. Three seniors who always had time to laugh! CLASS FAVORITES: Randy Fudge and Betty Jo Brown Having finally come to the end of the long trail the seniors clutched their final grade cards and raised their diplomas in tri- umph. It all seemed to be a fit- ting gesture to indicate the end of the long school career. Although some involved themselves thor- oughly in the festivities, others were noticeably silent. This som- ber mood reflected the mixed emotions of leaving friends and the security of V.P.H.S. and the realization that they must now prepare for a specific role in soci- ety. Because one cannot remain within the security of their youth indefinitely, the farewells are made, luck is wished and a new class of seniors step ahead to take their place. 29 tf iM (A. ? a This was a year that started out with anxiety and frustration for the junior class, but ended up proving to be a good and productive one. It became a profitable year as they worked the concessions at the home bas- ketball games, which followed a junior tradition. De- spite problems, obstacles and breaks with tradition, the juniors overcame them all to present the 1979 Prom for the graduating seniors. ' 'Misty April Mo- ments' ' proved to be just that for all those who were involved. With each project the juniors attempted and com- pleted they always had an eye toward the future ... toward the coming year as seniors. 32 Danny Adams Rosie Adams Kent Brignole Bob Bryant Lucinda Campbell Tammy Cantrell Gary Collins Steve Conner Kathy Courtney Mark Courtney Janet Craft Chris Cusack Monica Davis Mark Dillon Class Favorites: Denise Johnson G Allen Lawson Class Officers (L to R): Greg Monroe, Vice Pres; Donald Moore, Sgt. At Arms: Deb- A little discussion before school was needed. Does Bob Roskowske really know what he's doing? Margaret Downing Richard DuVall Robbie Fudge Kathie Grant Lisa Gregory Bob Helton Robyn Henard Sherry Henderson Ken Hutchings Bernice Jessen Dixie Johnson Denise Johnson Allen Lawson Crystal Leuthauser 33 Who's the new student? Time to eat. Crystal Lewis Skip Lormis John Lott Jane McCabe Jackie McDaniel Pauline Moise Greg Monroe Doug Moon Donald Moore Kenny Moungo Diane Nall Clint Peeler Linda Quick Tonia Ramsey 34 Danita Walker and Linda Quick take 1 'time out'1 to Melinda Tinnin was surprised by the camera. study! Debbie Rodgers Bobby Roskowske Jerry Ruzicka Lavon Schultz Kathy Smith Brian Stevens Darwin Stevens Irene Taylor Melinda Tinnin Danita Walker Ann Wheeler Paul Whitaker Robert Whitaker Jenny Whitteaker 35 SOPHOMORES The sophomores busied them- selves with money-making pro- jects for their future class trip. Pencils, spiral notebooks, folders, and candy bars could all be had for a price - ask any sophomore ! Class officers: Kevin Stiles, president; Lisa Gross, vice president; Kim Rideout, treasurer; Della Wideman, secretary. Mary Asbridge Pam Barnhart David Bauer Bonnie Bell Becky Bird Peter Birdnow Tanrniy Bower Karen Boyer Monica Boyer Tammy Carter Cheryl Coleman Joyce Cotton Wanda Curtner Randy Evans 38 Class Favorites: Kim Rideout and Bruce Hicks. Harvest Festival A success! Doug Finder Nelda Frederick Lisa Gross John Haaser John Hanna Renee Hartman Lisa Hedrick Kevin Heinemann Bruce Hicks Della Highfill Tim Hulsey Kevin James Don Jessen Donna Jessen Donna Johnson John Kollenberg Shelia LaRue Susan Matlock 39 ' 'Look, it doesn't melt in your hands.'' Students let off ' 'steam'' after a hard day's work in the kitchen. Arvil Matthews Daryl Mayer Jim McMullen Ron Menley Karen Miller Julie Moore 40 Kathy Ward Pat Wheeler Della Wideman Brenda Wilkenson 41 Freshman enter the halls of Valley Park High to begin their four year journey towards graduation. New adventures, new teachers, and new classes await these students. In the picture below Julie Couch took advantage of study time in the li- brary. In the bottom picture Mrs. Timmerberg's students worked together on an assignment. Class Favorites: Lisa Pemberton and Kevin Kneip Patty Adams Roy Anderson Lisa Barnes V Jody Barnhart Tammy Beard Linda Beckman Myshell Bequette Sam Biondo Jim Boly Darla Boyd Sue Brown Carla Burgett 44 Class Officers: Tammy White, President; Tim Mosbach, Vice President; Vicky Gold- stein, Treasurer; Kevin Kneip, Sargent of Arms; and Tammy Beard, Secretary. Karen Cottle Julie Couch Judy Crain Mike Dains Phyllis Dunn Randy DuVall Debbie Fowler Tracy Fults Patrick Gilley Vicky Goldstein Edith Hawley Rusty Hayes 45 11 Como esta usted?'1 Kim Lott John Maxwell Pat McDaniel Tim Mosbach Tracy Null Carla Peeler Lisa Pemberton Dennis Potter David Robyn Gene Ruzicka 46 School really isn't a prison! Greg Sandifer John Schrader Irvin Smith Christine Taylor Roy Taylor Connie Thompson Bill Wallace Wendy Wheeler Mary Whitaker Peggy Whitaker Robby Jo Whitaker Tammy White Sharon Wilkenson 47 SPECIAL EVENTS ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS 1£L The Moment Of Triumph! Graduation May 25, 1979 On Friday, May 25, 1979 the gymnasium at Valley Park High was filled to capacity. Here, before their friends and families, fifty senior students were awarded their high school diplo- mas. The evening began with the Processional, fol- lowed by the Invocation which was delivered by Reverend Benjamin Catlin, Pastor of the First Baptist Church. Both the Salutatorian and Vale- dictorian addressed the class of 1979. Dr. John Cleary, principal, presented awards and scholar- ships, and Dr. William Rebore, superintendent, gave the introductory remarks. After the Honor- able James Spainhower, Treasurer of the State of Missouri, delivered the Commencement address, the diplomas were awarded to the class of 1979. The evening ended with pride and enthusiasm as the new graduating class of Valley Park sang their Alma Mater. Afterwards the Benediction was given by Reverend Steven D. Bookout, Pas- tor of the First Assembly of God, and the Reces- sioni was played. Top: Donna Whitaker, Valedictorian; Below: Kristy Stiles, Salutatorian; Far Left: Honorable James Spain- hower, Treasurer. 52 A Farewell To Seniors On May 25, 1979, the Valley Park High School graduated several young men and women to go forth into our everchanging society and make lives for themselves. These are the children of yesterday and the leaders of tomorrow. Farewell, and may success touch each of your lives. Although you have left, your memories will linger through the halls of Valley Park High. S3 Senior Trip 1979 On May 26, the seniors of 79 boarded the bus and headed toward their first stop. They visited Lookout Mountain in Tennessee. Lookout Mountain is the home of the steepest incline railway in the world. Admission was paid to Rock City Gardens on top of Lookout Mountain where one can see seven states, cross the suspension bridge, walk the Enchanted Trail and visit Lover's Leap. Upon arriving in Florida the seniors boarded a sight- seeing train and took a seven mile trip through America's oldest City, St. Augustine and visited the old Spanish fort of San Marco. They then stopped at Marine Studios in Florida before moving on to one of America's most popu- lar vacation spots, Daytona Beach, Florida. There they spent three days and nights enjoying swimming sunbath- ing , boating, fishing, and fun in the night. Once underway again the seniors went to Cypress Gar- dens, ' 'America's Tropical Wonderland.'' It was a land full of exotic flowers and aquamaids. Recreation, enter- tainment and relaxation was certain to be enjoyed by ev- eryone at Walt Disney World. It was a whole different world with many different rides, shows, and attractions to keep everyone happy. After leaving Florida the seniors spent one night in Georgia and one night in Tennessee before returning home. Fun In The Sun 54 55 RING DAY Melinda Tinnin, President of the Junior Class, Mr. G Mrs. Buccheri, class sponsors, cut the cake, presents the opening remarks. Jerry Ruzicka receives his ring from Dr. Cleary. Darwin Stevens, Clint Peeler, and Jamie Rnebel line up for ' 'eats'' Junior girls listen to the speech preceding the presentation of the rings. Sponsor and students relax after the ceremony. On December 15, 1978 the sophomore class held Ring Day for the juniors. The ceremony began at 10:00 A.M. in the gymnasium. Superintendent Dr. Rebore, Principal Dr. Cleary, and President of the ju- nior class, Melinda Tinnin, all gave a speech con- cerning the significance of the rings. During the cere- mony Dr. Rebore and Dr. Cleary presented the stu- dents with their rings. After the ceremony the junior class went to Plaza Frontenac for lunch. The food was delicious and ev- erybody had a great time. Thanks - to the sophomore class. I Dr. Rebore congratulates Kathie Grant. This cake for the class of 1980 was soon eaten. Dr. Cleary pre- sents Jerry Girls waited for a cup of punch and a piece of cake. Littleton with his Homecoming Retiring Queen, Cindy Seville was escorted by Robert Scovill. Junior candidate Lucinda Campbell and her escort Bret Tyrey. Left to right: Betty Jo Brown and Randy Fudge; Lucinda Campbell and Bret Tyrey; Phil Rideout and Joyce Patter- son; Tommy Fults, ring bearer; Amber Byrd, flower girl; Jackie McDaniel and Allen Lawson; Linda Hansel and Kenny Hall; retiring Queen, Cindy Seville. Junior candidate Jackie McDaniel and escort Allen Lawson. Betty Jo Brown, senior candidate, was escorted by Randy Fudge. Senior Candidate Linda Hansel and her escort Kenny Joyce Patterson, senior candidate, was escorted by Phil Hall. Rideout. 59 As 1 'Twilight'' fell upon Valley Park a silence descended amid the cheering crowd. The curtain arose, the stage was set, the suspense mounted. Each and every person anxiously awaited the crowning of their 1979 Homecoming Queen. All the candidates had been escorted to the stage and now stood on each side of the retiring queen. As Dr. Cleary stepped up to announce the new queen a hush fell upon the crowd; time seemed to stand still. Then Dr. Cleary announced the 1979 V.P. Homecoming Queen - Miss Joyce Patterson! Then - On with the game ! Pictured Top left: Greg Monroe goes up for ' 'two'' more points. Top right: The team shows it's ' 'one for all and all for one'' - Valley Park! Middle: Coach Wilhite gave game strategy during the final minutes of the game. Lower left: All eyes were on the starting jump ball of the game. 61 Prom The retiring queen, Terry Williams, was escorted by Larry Rowie. Sandy Gaeng was escorted by Phil Rideout. (L to R): Doug Moon, Della Terrill, Larry Rowie, Terry Williams, Phil Rideout, Sandy Gaeng, Carlene Johnson, Gary Alvers, Joyce Patterson, Randy Beardsley, Julie Dunn, Tony Fults. 62 Joyce Patterson and escort Randy Beardsley. Della Terrill was escorted by Doug Moon. Julie Dunn was escorted by Tony Fults. Carlene Johnson with her escort Gary Alvers. 63 Prom 1979 The Class of 1980 of Valley Park Senior High School requests the honor of your presence at the Junior Senior Prom 1 'Misty April Moments'' on Saturday evening, April seventh nineteen hundred and seventy-nine at seven o'clock Trails West Ballwin, Missouri 19 C.O.E. To give recognition to outstanding achievement by students and employers is the major purpose of the C.O.E. Banquet which is held in the spring of the year. Cooperative Occupational Education (C.O.E.) is coordinated by Mr. William E. Gatling. He is respon- sible for setting up the program which includes locat- ing employers and fitting students to positions avail- able. The 1979 banquet was held in Sunset Hills at the Banquet 79 Heritage House. The opening welcome was given by Mr. Omar Feeler, President of the Board of Education. The evening was filled with presentations and speech- es . The following awards were presented: Woman of the Year- Carlene Johnson; Man of the Year-Bret Tyrey; Sportsman of the Year-Steve Trevino; Em- ployer of the Year - Watling Ladder. The banquet provided everyone with a chance to mingle amid the competitive world of business. Most important, it brought together the present and future business members of the community. Carlene Johnson, Woman of the Year, was given back-up support by Bret Tyrey and Betty Jo Brown. C.O.E. students, Brian Stevens, Gary Brown, and Mickey Downing were able to meet and speak with a variety of employers. Mr. Gatling, with the help of Della Terrill, present an award. Jenny Whitteaker presented one of the many speeches that highlighted the evening. 66 Congratulations To All 19 Athletic Banquet 79 The annual Athletic Banquet was held on May 22, 1979, in the cafetorium. The evening began with din- ner. Afterwards, speeches were given and awards were presented to many of the athletes who had participated in the athletic activities throughout the school year. Mr. Dave Cusak presented Coach Buccheri and the baseball team with a special plaque for their second place finish in the district. 67 Harvey Cast As Myrtle Mae Simmons-Lisa Gross Veta Louise Simmons-Jane Moore El wood P. Dowd-Randy Fudge Miss Johnson-Tami Bower Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet-Julie Moore Ruth Kelly R.N. -Carlene Johnson Duane Wilson-John Hanna Follows: Lyman Sanderson, M.D. -Bret Tyrey William Chumley, M.D.-Ron Menley Betty Chumley-Darla Boyd Judge Omar Gaffeny-Clyde Moore E.J. Lofgren-Jeff Terrill Harvey- ? Director-Mrs. Debbie Ladd You Can’t Take It With You Penelope Sycamore Lisa Gross Essie Julie Moore Rheba Tami Bower Paul Sycamore Daryl Mayer Mr. DePinna Jeff Terrill Ed John Hanna Donald Doc Moore Martin Vanderhof Ron Menley Alice Sycamore Darla Boyd Henderson Charles Nunnery Tony Kirby David Bauer Boris Kolenkhov Randy Fudge Gay Wellington Kim Rideout Mr. Kirby Scott Anderson Mrs. Kirby Donna Johnson Three Men Jerry Ruzicka Darwin Stevens Clint Peeler Olga Katrina Ms. D. Ladd Director Ms. D. Ladd 69 Superlatives In every crowd there are always some people who have such a distinctive personality that it merits recognition. Each year at Valley Park the student body chooses these individuals who deserve this recognition and titles them '1 Superlatives'1. Superlative winners have the pleasure of knowing that they are 1 'above and beyond'' in their field. From the ' 'Most Talkative'' to ' 'Biggest Apple Polisher'' they exhibit that rare quality of perfor- mance which sets them in a category by them- selves. Let us commend these students by acknowl- edging their ' 'rare talents''. Congratulations to all superlatives winners. Joyce Patterson: Ms. Valley Park High, Best Look- ing. Carlene Johnson: Most Fashionable, Most Talented. Kristy Stiles: Most Likely to Succeed. Bret Tyrey: Most Talented, Doug Moon - Della Terrill: Most Fashionable, Most Fre- Romeo and Juliet, quent Smile. Ronnie Menley Kim Trevino Scott Anderson: Most In- tellectual , Most Likely to Succeed, Most Depend- able. Most Friendly. 72 Donna Whitaker: Most Intellectual Danita Walker: Most Frequent Smile Bob Bryant and Betty Jo Brown: Most Steve Trevino: Most Athletic Spirited Lisa Gross: Best Sense of Humor, Most Athletic, Best All Around, Best Personal- ity , Most Dependable m o-h n«z o o FIRST ROW (L To R): Della Wideman, Kevin Stiles, Joyce Patterson, Linda Hansel. SEC- OND ROW: Bernice Jessen, Kristy Stiles, Jane Moore, Carlene Johnson. THIRD ROW: John Kollenberg, Melinda Tinnin, Kathy Grant, Della Terrill, Bret Tyrey. FOURTH ROW: Julie Moore, Missy Rauls, Lisa Gross, Donna Johnson, Mrs. Vlahiotis sponsor, STANDING: Mary Redman, Scott Anderson. National Honor Society Band FIRST ROW (L to R): Susan Miller, Sharon Stewart, Darla Boyd, Susan Henard, Tiffany Padfield. SECOND ROW: Laura Jessen, Craig Dalrymple, Lori Pemberton, Andy Smith, Kendall Brignole, Sue Brown, Myshell Bequette, Lisa Pemberton. THIRD ROW: David Bauer, Daryl Mayer, Scott Menley, Paul Stewart, Ron Evans, Tim Bird, Julie Moore, Jane Moore, Lisa Dalrymple, Jay Moore, Phyllis Sprock. BACK ROW: Gene Wondell, John Schrader, Mike Dains, Mr. Luppens (Director). ON COUCH (L to R): Darla Boyd, Donna Johnson, Randy Fudge, Lisa Gross, La von Schultz, Carlene Johnson. SEC- OND ROW: Daryl Mayer, Tami Bower, Mary Kyle, Kim Lott, Charles Nunnery, Jeff Terrill, Richard DuVall, Don Moore, Julie Moore. THIRD ROW: Clyde Moore, John Hanna, David Bauer, Ron Menley, Darwin Stevens, Bret Tyrey. Not pictured: Mrs. Debbie Ladd, Sponsor. Drama Future Homemakers Of America FIRST ROW (L to R): Robyn Henard, Missy Rauls, Carlene Johnson, Nancy Redman, Mrs. Campbell sponsor. SECOND ROW: Kim Lott, Tammy Beard, Donna Johnson, Jane Moore, Mary Redman, Jenny Whitaker, Brenda Wilkenson, Lisa Bames. FIRST ROW (L to R): Becky Collins, Carlene Johnson, Tina Stauf, Terry Warren, Frank Ferguson, Lewis Kollen- berg. SECOND ROW (L to R): Sandy Lashley, Pam Lormis, Kenny Hall, Bret Tyrey. THIRD ROW (L to R): Mr. Gatling sponsor, Steve Trevino, Tim Boyer, John Ward, Jim Waters, Steve McGraw, FOURTH ROW (L to R): Keith Ruzicka, Mickey Downing, Gary Brown, Keith Barnhart. PRE COE FIRST ROW (L to R): Mr. Gatling sponsor, Dixie Johnson, Jenny Whitteaker, Margaret Downing, Tonia Ramsey, Jane McCabe, Sandra Stauf, SECOND ROW: Kenny Moungo, Sherry Henderson, Jeff Smith, Debbie Rodgers, Rosie Adams, Monica Davis, Kathy Courtney. THIRD ROW: Danny Adams, Janet Craft, Lisa Gregory, Jamie Lockwood, Mark Waters, Doug Moon, Denise Johnson, Crystal Leuthauser, Lucinda Campbell. FOURTH ROW: John Lott, Darwin Stevens, Mark Dillon, Jerry Littleton, Skip Lormis, Bob Helton, Kenny Hutchings, Gary Collins, FIFTH ROW: Donald Moore, Brian Stevens, Richard Duvall, Bob Roskowske, Dannie Kyle, Bob Bryant, Allen Lawson, Chris Cusack, Robbie Fudge. NEWSPAPER FIRST ROW (R to L): Bob Roskowske, Edith Hawley, John Maxwell, Pauline Moise, Mrs. Israel sponsor. SECOND ROW: Rick Phillips, Kevin Heinemann, Doug Moon, Chris Boyd, Mis. Nelson sponsor, Jane Moore. YEARBOOK STANDING (L to R): Kevin Heinemann, Mrs. Nelson sponsor, Keith Barnhart, Melinda Tinnin, Mrs. Israel spon- sor, Richard Duvall. SEATED: Denise Johnson, Chris Cusack, Tim Hulsey, Bob Roskowske, Dannie Kyle, Debbie Rodgers. FLOOR: Pat Park, Tony Cotton. History Club FIRST ROW (L to R): Keith Davis, John Lott, Brian Stevens, Jeff Monroe. SECOND ROW: Mark Dillon, Kathy Smith, Lucinda Campbell, Kathie Grant, Darwin Stevens. THIRD ROW: Danny Adams, Mrs. Sherrill sponsor, Bob Roskowske. Hunter - Safety Club FIRST ROW (L to R): Kathy Ward, Julie Moore, Tammy Beard, Tammy White. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wedel spon- sor, Donald Moore, Mary Redman. FRONT: Della Terrill president. SEATED (L to R): Melinda Tinnin secretary, Scott Anderson trea- surer, Joyce Patterson vice president, Ms. Timmerberg sponsor. KNEELING: Darla Boyd, Phyllis Dunn, Donna Johnson, Lisa Gross, Jeff Terrill, John Kollenberg, John Schrader, Doug Moon. STANDING: Edith Hawley, John Hanna, Missy Rauls, Mary Redman, Steve Trevino, Ron Menley, Randy Fudge, Tim Mosbach. KNEELING (L to R): Robby Jo Whitaker, Tami Bower, Danita Walker, Janet Craft, Myshell Be- quette, Lisa Pemberton, Della Terrill, Joyce Patterson, Jackie Jackson, Kim Rideout, Renee Hart- mann, Della Wideman. STANDING: Bonnie Bell, Crystal Leuthauser, Jane McCabe, Mrs. Merilee Dauster sponsor. SEATED FIRST ROW: Cheryl Coleman, Kim Trevino, Kathy Courtney, Kim Lott, Wendy Wheeler, Tracy Kaempfe, Angela Hawley, Lori Blanton, Peggy LaRue, Cheryl Sidwell. SEATED SECOND ROW: Pam Lormis, Teresa Wilson, Lori Pemberton, Judy Crain, Tammy Beard, Laura Strawn, Shari Agee, Laura Jessen, Kathy Kyle, Nancy Redman, Kendall Brignole. ATHLETICS KNEELING: (L to R): Jeff Hedrick, manager; Darla Boyd, score keeper; FIRST ROW (L to R): Steve Tre- vino, Kent Brignole, Scott Anderson, Chris Cusack, Paul Whitaker. SECOND ROW: Greg Monroe, Coach F. Wilhite, Doug Moon. THIRD ROW: Jerry Ruzicka, Bob Bryant. VARSITY BASKETBALL HAWKS SCOREBOARDSCOREBOARDSCOREBOARDSCOR Opponents We They Bourbon 42 77 VPA 55 50 St. Johns 40 59 Bourbon 56 64 Valmeyer 44 43 North County Tech 32 100 Country Day 31 84 Brentwood 36 74 Marquette 40 68 Halter 45 66 St. Johns 54 60 South County 50 74 St. Clair 27 46 Valmeyer 48 61 Burroughs 60 74 North County Tech 44 116 St. Clair 44 64 Windsor 53 80 St. Johns 40 50 New Haven 44 50 EBOARDSCOREBOARD SCOREBOARDSCOREBOA (LtoR): Scott Anderson, co-captain; Coach F. Wil- hite, Steve Trevino, co-captain. Wait a second, let's talk this over! Hawks in their usual lineup. I've got it; we'll steal the ball. Hey, you guys are going the wrong way! Yeah! We finally got a shot. All right, who put super glue on the rim? Junior Varsity Basketball (L to R): Sam Biondo, manager, Tim Hulsey, Bruce Hicks, James McMullen, David Bauer, Mike Dains, Ron Menley, Clyde Moore, Coach Herrenda. SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCORE Captain David Bauer, Co-Captain Ron Menley, Coach Herrenda. Opponents We They Bourbon 29 55 Valmeyer 25 77 Priory 33 55 Prep South 29 50 North Tech 29 35 Country Day School 21 41 Brentwood 48 71 St. Clair 15 47 J.F. Kennedy 35 68 John Burroughs 33 53 St. John 35 46 South Tech 26 68 Valmeyer 34 37 North Tech 43 38 Lutheran South 22 56 St. Clair 45 67 Windsor 45 70 St. Johns 46 63 82 SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCORE CHEERLEADERS Cheering their team on, hoping for a Fans listen to the line up of the Valley Park Hawks, victory. The 1978-79 Junior Varsity Basketball Team. Getting the rebound is a very important part of the game. A glance at the scoreboard to see if our team is still ahead. 83 WRESTLING L S ld$.rSOn' Tim Bifd (manager), Jeff Terrill. SECOND ROW: Randy Fudge, Tim Boyer, R? : uaiy BrT“ Roy Taylor, Robbie Moore, Mickey Downing. FOURTH ROW: Coach J. Pansi, Donald Moore, John Hanna, Tammy White (score keeper), Coach S. Oliver. OPPONENTS WE John Burroughs 33 St. Clair 15 Hancock- 102 St. Clair- Maplewood Country Day 12 North Tech 36 [ohn Burroughs 36 DeSoto 0 South Tech. 36 Irentwood 18 North Tech. 39 Country Day Toum. 6th placi THEY 36 48 75 160‘j 130 15 34 36 71 30 55 28 FIRST ROW (L to R): Coaches S. Oliver, J. Parisi. SECOND ROW: Captains Gary Brown, Mickey Downing. Donald Moore wins another victory for the VP Hawks. Gary Brown defeats his opponent. 86 Top: Jackie Jackson, (L to R): Renee Hartman, Janet Craft, Della Terrill. BOTTOM (L to R): Della Wideman, Danita Walker, Kim Rideout, Karen Boyer, Myshell Be- quette, Joyce Patterson. FLOOR (L to R): Tami Bower, Lisa Pemberton, Robbie Jo Whitaker. INTRODUCING THE 1978-79 V.P. CHEERLEADERS Being a cheerleader is more than a cute cos- tume and a few ' 'Harrah's11. This group of twelve girls, under the direction of Ms. Merilee Dauster, began in early September practicing every day after school. These hours of practice paid off in superb performances during the athle- tic season. Not only were these girls at all the basketball games, home and away, but they also cheered on'' the wrestling team. In victory or defeat the cheerleaders led the fans in enthusiastic, inspir- ing cheers. Thanks for a great season! (L to R): Della Terrill - Captain, Varsity; Joyce Patterson - Co-Captain, Varsity; Lisa Pemberton - Captain, Junior Varsity; Jackie Johnson - Co-Captain, Junior Varsity. Cheerleaders show their never-ending spirit! Softball SFrOND W nP e ?n’ 1°™ Rideout’ Jackie Jackson, Della Terrill, Darla Boyd, Della Wideman. SS£ tL� ?£,?gShEffiewS‘® i ,oy“ “ c”ss' M v «“««i. Another Hawk on base ! Safe on third! Team spirit was evident before each game. SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCORE OPPONENTS WE THEY OPPONENTS WE THEY Oakville 6 26 Oakville 11 8 St. Thomas Aquinas 4 11 Webster Groves 9 13 St. Dominic 13 14 Affton 10 11 Pacific 12 14 Pacific 6 2 Pacific 10 8 Pacific 11 4 Mehl ville 11 6 Parkway South Mehl ville 2 9 St. Dominic 6 10 16 17 89 Baseball FIRST ROW (L to R): Tom Rauls, Jay Moore, managers. SECOND ROW (L to R): Della Wideman, scorekeeper; Ralph Simmons, Bob Bryant, Jerry Ruzicka, Kim Rideout, scorekeeper. THIRD ROW (L to R): Kevin Stiles, Ron Menley, Chris Cusak, Doug Moon, Kurt Stiles. FOURTH ROW (L to R): David Bauer, Greg Monroe, Steve Tre- vino , Scott Anderson, Coach Buccheri. (L to R): Co-Captain Scott Anderson, Coach Joe Buc- cheri, Co-Captain Ralph Simmons. Lutheran South Prep South John Burroughs John Burroughs Prep South Principia ' Valmeyer Frank Wilhite, Basketball Coach, congratulated Scott Anderson for being elected Scholar Athlete of the Year. Scott was a member of both the basketball and baseball teams. Coach Buccheri had several things on his mind. The coach discussed the strategy for the game. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL KNEELING (LtoR): Karen Boyer, Kim Rideout, Della Terrill. STANDING (LtoR): Karen LaRue, scorekeeper: Jane McCabe, Coach Merilee Dauster, Joyce Patterson, Lisa Gross, Linda Hansel, Mary Kyle, scorekeeper. Captain: Linda Hansel and Coach Merilee Dauster SCOREBOARDSCOREBOARDSCOREBOARD SCORE WE Opponents 1-1S, 15-7 New Haven 15-10, 15-9 St. Mary's 1-15, 9-15 St. Mary's 7-15-8-15 St. Francis 1-15, 3-15 Washington 2-15, 11-15 Pacific 4-15, 9-15 Pacific I 15-17, 15-9, 15-6 Mary 1 , 15-5, 15-13 Mary 1 11-15, 0-15 Washington BOARDSCOREBOARD SCOREBOARDSCOREBOARDS JR. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL KNEELING (L to R): Della Wideman, Darla Boyd, Renee Hartman, Jackie Jackson. Standing (L to R): Karen LaRue, Scorekeeper; Lisa Pemberton, Coach Merilee Dauster, Kim Trevino, Pat Wheeler, Tammy Beard, Joyce Cotton, Mary Kyle, Scorekeeper. Left to Right: Captain Joyce Cotton, Coach Merilee Dauster, Co-Captain Jackie Jackson. 94 SCOREBOARDSCOEBOARDSCOREBOA We Opponents 3-15, 4-15 New Haven 5-15, 15- 3, 8-15 St. Mary's 6-15, 3-15 St. Mary's 7-15, 4-15 Washington 2-15, 10-15 St. Francis 15-13, 3-15,4-15 Pacific 5-15, 12-15 Mary 1 1-15, 2-15 Pacific t 15- 5, 7-15, 6-15 Mary I 7-15, 4-15 Washington SCOREBOARDSCOREBQARDSCOREBO 7TH - 8TH GRADE CENTER Don Adams Eighth Shari Agee Kim Bauer Lori Blanton Kendall Brignole Class Officers (L to R): Kim Bauer , secre- tary; Jeff Hedrick, treasurer; Kendall Brignole, president; Gene Wondell, vice president. T erry Brust Michael Cibulka Lisa Courtney ■ Students devote time for study Pat Courtney Robert Courtney James Curtner Ken Daegele Lisa Dalrymple Ron Evans Kevin Ferguson Ronda Gillette 98 Grade Angela Hawley Jeff Hedrick Susan Henard Laura Jessen Leroy McCabe Ed McDaniel Larry Meadows Dan Memxnsheimer What do you mean it was due yesterday! Peggy LaRue Alfred Leuthauser Toni Lucas Randy Martin Tracy Kaempfe John Kudlacek Kathy Kyle 99 Eight graders joined in school spirit, acquired new valuable skills, and looked forward to the coming year at Val- ley Park High School. Scott Menley Paula Moise Paul Mormino Tiffany Padfield Michelle Phillips Wayne Price David Pritchard Marty Quick Eighth grade students take time to study before a test. Laura Richardson Cheryl Sidwell The 8th Grade class really went to work this year on projects for the school. They had a great deal of assistance from their sponsors, and by the end of the year they had learned that time and effort is needed to achieve one's goals. Andy Smith Kim Spurlin Donnie Stahl Lynn Stewart Laura Strawn Joan Thompson John Wall Shirley White Wally Wuelling A little concentration is always necessary! Barry Wideman Terry Wideman David Williams Gene Wondell Tammy Workman 101 Seventh School Richie Bausch The seventh grade had an exception- ally busy year. They were introduced to 1 'box lunches''. The girls fixed a lunch and placed it in a creatively decorated box. The boys would then bid on the box, not knowing to whom it belonged, and the highest bidder would receive the lunch. He then would share the lunch with its original owner. The seventh grade should also be commended for their assistance in rais- ing money by holding a bake sale and donating the proceeds to help finance the yearbook. Tina Beard Tony Biondo Denise Chadd Rita Coffman Chris Cotton Ron Craft Craig Dalrymple Steve Dunn Sherry Fowler Fred Frederick Mark Gillette 102 Grade Activities Angela Gorman Alright! Who took the ball? Kelly Gray Mike Harris Paula Hayes Barry Hedrick Lee Jackson Veronica Martin and Angie Varvel worked diligently on their assignment. Ben Jenkins Mark Johnson Scott Jones Chris Lang Bill LaRue Glen LaRue Dennis Lucas Billy Maine Dixie Martin 103 We have cookies, cakes, cupcakes, brownies Tracey, that's not your math book! Leroy Martin Veronica Martin Tracey Me Donald Mark Meyers Julie Miller Jay Moore Scott Nicolas Allen Niere Darla Null Lloyd Pace Lori Pemberton Tom Rauls Carolyn Rayburn Jim Richardson Tammie Riggs 164 Kelly Gray and Tony Biondo take their place with the other candidates and escorts. Dwayne Shelton Kim Spradley Gloria Stahl Sharon Stewart Keith Stiles Loretha Trevino Students waited for the ceremony to be completed. Then there was dancing! Tony Vandergriff Angela Varvel Larry Wallace Cheryl Weissenbach Kevin Wheeler Teresa Wilson 105 8th Grade Promotion The evening of May 24th brought much excitement to the 7th and 8th Grade Center. This was the finale of the Eighth Graders' year and the beginning of a whole new experience called 1 'high school''. The evening began with the traditional ' 'Pomp and Circumstance'' and included several speakers. Reverend Robert Bull- ock, from the United Methodist Church, gave the in- vocation; following was Dr. William Rebore who in- troduced the program speakers. The main commence - ment address was presented by Mr. Omar Feeler, President of the Board of Education. The long awaited moment finally came when Dr. John Cleary presented the graduating class to the audi- ence and the diplomas were awarded. Excitement and joy filled the room as the ceremony came to an end with Reverend Bullock's benediction and the reces- sional done to the ' 'Triumphant March''. As the Eighth Graders looked back they saw that the year had been good and now they must look forward to more years of challenge and many new experiences. 106 Mrs. Schulz gave last minute instructions. Candidates and escorts 1 'line-up11 ! Valentine Dance Candidates and Escorts (L to R): Darla Null, Barry Wideman; Kelly Gray, Tony Biondo; Mike Harris, Toni Lucas; Laura Strawn, Ed McDaniel; Kim Bauer, Jeff Hedrick. Queen and Escort: Kim Bauer and Jeff Hedrick. Huh, I think I forgot something. Tracy Kaempfe, Laura Strawn, and Kendall Brignole all say ' 'Merry Christmas''. Bumpin to the beat of the music ! FIRST ROW (L to R): Jeff Hedrick, Michelle Phillips, Antie Gorman, Lynn Stewart, Dixie Martin. SECOND ROW: Scott Menley, Sherry Fowler, Sharon Stewart, Tracy Kaempfe, Tammy Workman, Tina Beard. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Buccheri, sponsor; Gene Wondell, Kim Bauer, Tom Rauls. FOURTH ROW: David Halker, Tim Bird, Kendall Brignole, Wally Wuelling, Scott Nicolas. Intramurals 0 R G A N 1 Z A T I O N S Jogging Club FIRST ROW (L to R): Mike Harris, Mike Cibulka. SECOND ROW: Jay Moore, Tim Bird, Mrs. Crowe, Mrs. Walker, sponsors. THIRD ROW: David Halker, Tracy Kaempfe, James Curtner, Gene Wondell, Susan Henard. FOURTH ROW: Kendall Brignole, Jeff Hedrick, Scott Nicolas, Scott Menley. National Junior Honor Society SEATED L to R: Tammy Workman, Laura Jessen, Angela Hawley, Shari Agee, Cheryl Sidwell, Michelle Phillips. STANDING L to R: Lori Blanton, Mrs. Redman sponsor, Andy Smith, Laura Richardson, Mrs. Schimpf sponsor, Joan Thompson. 110 c t o u u n n t 1 7 8th FRONT TO BACK: Kendall Brignole, Shari Agee, Teresa Wilson, Gloria Stahl, Michelle Phillips, Veronica Martin, Tiffany Padfield, Darla Null, Tony Biondo, Kevin Wheeler, Jeff He- drick . Mrs. Schulz sponsor. FIRST ROW (L to R): Richie Bausch, Loretha Trevino, Teresa Wilson, Dixie Martin, Gloria Stahl, Ben Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Israel, advisors; Roland Mure. 1st Semester Newspaper 2nd Semester STANDING: Sherry Fowler, Darla Null, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Israel, advisors; Angie Varvel, Lloyd Pace. SEATED: Roy Weissenbach. SITTING (LtoR): Mike Cibulka, Larry Meadows, KenDaegele, Lee Jackson, Mike Harris, Wally Wuelling, Scott Jones. STANDING: James Curtner, Pat Courtney, Robert Courtney, Jim Brust, Jay Moore, Kevin Ferguson, Mi- chelle Phillips, Ms. Osborn, sponsor; David Pritchard, Kevin Wheeler. Senior Anderson, Scott Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4, Treas. 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Class Treas. 4; Pre-COE 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Perfect Attendance 2; Sportsmanship Award Basketball 3; Scholar Ath- lete of the Year 4; ' 'Arsenic G Old Lace1' 3; ' 'You Can't Take it with You'' 4. Archer, Teri Barnhart, Keith Wrestling 2,3; Pre-COE 3; COE 4; Yearbook 4; Drama Club 2; Thespians 2. Bludsworth, Denise Boyer, Tim Brown, Betty Joe Student Council 1,2,3; Wrestling Cheerleader 1; Basketball Cheerleader 3; Wrestling Scorekeeper 2; Class President 4; Most Talkative 3; Most Spirited 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Algebra Award 1,2; Class favorite 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Pres-COE 3; COE 4. Brown, Gary Wrestling 3,4; NRA 2; Perfect Attendance. Byrd, Chris Wrestling 2; Yearbook 3,4; Newspaper 4; Photogra- pher 3,4; History Club 3; History Club Award 4; Pre-COE 3; COE 3; COE Photographer of the Year 3; Attended Meramec Valley RIII Pacific, MO 1. Collins, Elizabeth Pre-COE 3; COE 4. Cottle, Melinda Cotton, Anthony Yearbook 4; Who's Who 3. Davenport, Paula Drama Club 2,3, Sec 3; National Honor Society 1,2,3, V.P. 2; Class Favorite 2; Biggest Apple Pol- isher 3; Best Sense of Humor 3; Student Council 1,2, V.P. 2; Business Student of the Year 3. Davis, Keith Valley Park History 3,4; NRA Conservation 3; Honor Roll 3,4. De Normandie, Deborah Dodd, Thomas National Honor Society 2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 3; Best Looking 3; Best Dressed 3. Downing, Mickey Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Sportsmanship Award Wrestling 3; Gold Medal Wrestling 3. Dukes, Larry Valley Park History Club. Dunn, Julie Pre-COE 3; COE 4; Volleyball 1,2,3. Ferguson, Frank Fudge, Randy Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Student Council 3,4; Superlative Winner 3; Mr. Valley Park High, Best Sense of Humor, Most Talkative, Best all Around, Biggest Apple Polisher, Best Personality, 4. Arsenic G Old Lace 3; Harvey , You Can't Take It With You 4. Gaeng, Sandy Yearbook 3; Homecoming Court 3; COE 4; Prom Queen 4. Grisham, Robert Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4; Class favorite 1; Most Spirited 3. Hall, Kenneth Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Student Council 1,2. Hansel, Linda Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 1; Cheerleader 2; Class Favorite 3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Class Officer, V.P. 3,4; Homecoming Attendant, 4. Johnson, Carlene Student Council Rep. 1,2; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Swine Flu Immunization Clinic 2; National Honor Society 2,3, Sec. 4; Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 3, Pres. 4; Class Sec. 3,4; Talent Show, 2nd place, 3; Drama Club 3, Sec. 4; History Club 3; Pre-COE 3; COE 3,4; Candidate Spring Carnival Queen Court 3; Honor Ec Award 3; Drama Award 3; Harvey 4; Rep. for School Spirit Disco Contest 4; Most Fashionable 4; Most Talented 4; COE Lady of the Year 4. Kollenberg, Lewis History Club 3; Drama Club 3. Kyle, Dannie Aunt Cathy's Cat 1, Victoria's House 2, Arsenic and Old Lace 3; Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3; Wrestling 2; Newspaper Editor 3; Bas- ketball Scorekeeper 3; Student Council 3; Yearbook 4; Pre-COE 4; COE 4; World History Award 2; Band 1. 112 Directory Lashley, Sandy Pep Club lj Pre-COE 3; COE 4; Who's Who 4. Ruzicka, Keith Basketball 2; Pre-COE 3; COE 3,4. Lockwood, Jamie Basketball 1; Pre-COE 4; COE 4; Yearbook 4. Simmons, Ralph Baseball 1,2,3,4; Baseball Highest Batting Average 3; First String All-Conference 3. Lormis, Pamela Pre-COE 3; COE 3,4; Spirit Club 4. Smith, Jeffrey Me Graw, Steve Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Yearbook 3; Pre-COE, COE; Newspaper 2; Honor Roll 1. Stauf, Tina Softball 2,3; COE 4; Valley Park History Club 3; Most Improved Softball; Outstanding Gym Student. Monroe, Jeffrey Baseball 1,2,3; Letterman 1,2,3; Baseball Sports- manship Award 2; COE 4; History Club 3,4; Base- ball Captain 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Perfect Atten- dance 1,2,4. Stiles, Kristina National Honor Society 2,3,4, Treas. 3, V.P. 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Typing Award 3; Spanish Award 3; World History Award 2; Most Talented 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4. Moore, Kathleen Jane National Honor Society 2,3,4; High Honors and Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Drama Club 3,4; Future Homemakers of America 4; Band 4; Chorus 2; Arsenic and Old Lace 3; Harvey 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Who's Who in America 4. Terrill, Della Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4, Captain 4; Wrestling Scorekeeper 1; Student Council V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Class Treas. 1,2,3; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Romeo G Ju- liet 3,4; Class Favorite 1; Prom Court 4; Who's Who 3,4. Moungo, Rickey Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain; Baseball 3; Flag Raiser. Trevino, Steve Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Sportsmanship Award 3,4; Attended Her- man, Missouri 1,2. Park, Kristina National Honor Society 4. Attended Miramesa High, San Diego, California 1,2. Patterson, Joyce Class V.P. 1; Class Pres. 2,3; Student Council Sec. Tyrey, Bret Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; National Honor Society 4; Arsenic G Old Lace 3, Harvey 4; School Spirit Disco Contest 4; Most Frequent Smiles 1,2,3; Best Dressed 4; Most Talented 3,4. 3, V.P. 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4 Co-Captain 4, Captain 2; Pep Club 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4, V.P. 4; Newspaper 1,2; Homecoming Court 3; Queen 4; Prom Candidate 4; Volleyball Honorable Mention 3; Softball Best Sportsmanship 2,3; Most Dependable 3; 1978 Missouri County Youth Leader 3; High Honors Ward, John Baseball 2; Valley Park History Club 3; COE 4; Outstanding English Award 3. 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 3,4; Ms. Valley Park 4; Best Looking 4. Warren, Terry Pre-COE 3; COE 4. Phillips, Richard Waters, Jim Pre-COE 3; COE 4. Quick, Sandra Wrestling Cheerleader 2; Ceramics Club. Waters, Mark COE 4. Redman, Nancy Future Homemakers of America 3,4; Student Coun- cil Rep. 4; Honor Roll 1,3,4; Perfect Attendance 1,3,4. Rideout, Phil Whitaker, Donna Class Sec. 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Sec. 3; Volleyball 2; Best Sportsmanship 2; Chorus 1; High Honors 1,2,3,4. 113 Dedicated To Owen Tyrey Jr. Remember him, when ever that feeling comes around. Take a minute to ponder, when your feeling kind of down. Search deep in the box, that you tucked away long, long ago. Open it up, stir it around, let your feelings show. Remember him reaching for the door, when he was a child, Running out to enjoy life, to the fields so wild. Trying to hold interest in something, that you knew wouldn't last. Eventually running to the back porch, pushing on through the past. Remember him when he started maturing, being so keen. He just couldn't wait, for that golden year of thirteen. Trying to grasp, what was going through his mind, What was in store for the future, would rememberence of you be kind. 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Valley Park Drug Store 228 Meramec Station Road Valley Park, Missouri 63088 225-5123 Propane Gas Valley Park Fuel Oil Phone 225-3601 Gasoline 63088 PROGRESS BANK 1000 S. Highway Fenton, Missouri Phone 343-8333 GANZ INSURANCE AGENCY RAY WARE’S Barber Shop Valley Park, Missouri 63088 All Forms of Insurance 355 Meramec Station Road Valley Park, Missouri 63088 123 MERAMEC VALLEY BANK Congratulations Class Of '79 May You Have A Happy And Prosperous Future 35 Marshall Road Valley Park, Missouri 63088 Compliments of FIREPLACE BUGGY’S GIFT SHOP Specializing in Unique Gifts £ Accesories Jet. 141 + 44 HAWKS MOBILE HOME SALES AND SERVICE SCHRADER FUNERAL HOME BILL’S AUTOMOTIVE Tune-up, Brake Service, Air Conditioning Bill Schrader 500 Manchester Road Ballwin, Missouri 63011 (314) 227-5511 755 Forest Avenue Valley Park, Missouri 63088 BOLTE’S FOODLINER YOUNG’S DAIRY MART 202 Meramec Station Road Valley Park, Missouri 825-2174 14 Marshall Avenue Valley Park, Missouri 125 STROTHKAMP BROS. DEC. CENTERS COMMERCIAL AUTO PARTS 704 Manchester 227-5225 1288 Clayton Rd. 391-8448 Poster Paints Wallpaper Custom Draperies Custom Picture Framing Art - Craft Supplies 100 S. Meramec Sta. Rd. Valley Park, Missouri Phone 225-5511 OPEN - Weekdays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sat - 9a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sun - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. OPEN SUNDAYS Congratulations Class of '79 VALLEY PARK 1978 - 79 DONNA RAULS - President JOAN CUSACK - Vice-President SHIRLEY GRAY - Treasurer EILEEN SHERRILL - Secretary 126 Compliments of Manufacturers of Detergents and Sanitizers for The Dairy Industry VALLEY MATERIAL READY-MIXED CONCRETE 600 St. Louis Ave. Valley Park, Missouri 63088 Phone: 225-5336 Ready-Mixed Concrete Building Materials RIDEOUT AUTO PARTS TOWING SERVICE 308 MERAMEC STA. RD. VALLEY PARK, MO. 63088 Repairs Done By Appointment Hugh Rideout - 223-7182 Open 7 days a week Mon. - Sat. 8:00-8:00 Sun. 8:00-3:00 JOAN’S BEAUTY SHOP 4 Spencer Plaza Meramec Station Road Valley Park, Missouri 63088 825-4606 127 Since 1933 ARMBRUSTER Realtors Means Action! New and Used Furniture Glassware and Jewelry Toys and Antiques New and Used Clothing 21 Marshall Valley Park, Missouri Phone 225-7455 12121 St. Charles Rock Rd. Bridgeton, Missouri 63044 VALLEY PARK ELEVATOR CORP. FOOTWEAR UNLIMITED INC. 3615 Treecourt Industrial Blvd. St. Louis, Missouri Valley Park Elevator Corp. Valley Park, Missouri HARDWARE, GRAIN, FEED, SEEDS AND FERTILIZER Phone 225-7100 PURINA CHOWS AND HEALTH PRODUCTS 128 FENTON SUPPLY INC READY MIX CONCRETE Phone 225-5858 m Absorbent Cotton Co. DIVISION or DART INDUSTRIES INC Fourth and Marshall Valley Park. Missouri 63088 [ICO Absorbent Cotton Co. OlVlS'ON OF OARt iNOl.'JTRlFS INC Fourth and Marshall Valley Park. Missouri 63088 KCO Absorbent Cotton Co. OlviS'ON Of OABI iN0 «� rW . 'NI Fourth and Marshal' Va«eyPark Mmsc .n 63088 „jgneenng, inc. 3644 SCARLET OAK BLVD. • ST. LOUIS. MO. 63122 AC 5-5310 SMITTY’S AUTO lODT comhhi ioov NiauiLouM soviet OUM 1NIT ALLf O T«vt« Cuw� RINTtLa •O «T LOUIt AVf U ICMMIO IT CCULLOCH SAWS HOMELITE SAWS TOKO MOWERS SNAPPER MOWERS ireeiTurfiuJk I Equipment Service ' ) Center 300SMIloo (Hwy.141) V VAiWy Pw . M© MOM NICK CACIOPPO'--—' Arden's 66” Service AffOKN M HAWKINI «MUCI A MAWKIN� ot £6ofi 129 RADIO Pttesiaenc A . n r . j � loifiwfltdiohfthfWYh� '' Amateur Radio Equipment and Accessories Citizens Band Radios and Accessories Repair Service, All Brands . . . Mobile Installations VALLEY PARK MINI-WAREHOUSES Store It . . . Lock It . . . And you keep the key . . . All Sizes WHITWORTH STEEL PRODUCTS CO. Industrial Contractors and Metal Buildings Sales and Service From Concept to Completion Phone: 314 225-7114 6th and Glover, Valley Pork, Mo. 63088 VALLEY PARK' Hay Rides Bams for Picnics all Occasions VALLEY MOUNT RANCH WEST COUNTY DISPOSAL Sulpher Springs Reliable Service Phone: 225-7220 Valley Park 225-5243 1-44 G 141 Jet. use the Fenton exit Saddle Horses - Group Rates Riding Lessons - Horses Boarded RUSSELL GROOM CONTRACTOR CUSTOM -SOLID MASONRY FIRE PLACES ALL TYPES MASONRY. BRICK. BLOCK A STONE 1660 UlhoM O 343 6117 130 ASSOCIATION ROY L TARTER FOUNDER The Yearbook Class Wishes To Thank Wj .1zfr All Individuals And Businesses SAFE HUi SOUND SECURE Who Helped Corporate Headquarters • 7321 S. Lindbergh Blvd. Telephone (314) 894-0500 for any office 12 Great Oltices Serving Missouri To Support The Yearbook. Boosters Lois H. Middlekamp Lorraine Hackman Doris Fridley Ruth Campbell Mrs. Debbie Ladd Mrs. A. Bryant (School Nurse) Virginia Johnson G Family Good Luck Class of 179 Mr. G Mrs. A1 Lormis Jr. G Family 7th Hour Textiles Denise G John Cal Hedrick William Luppens Bob Gevian (Javelin) Shirley Gray Mr. Gouty Dale Vogt Huffman's Jeweler K L M Electronics Ida Juergens Glenn G Pauline Statler Chopper, Tom, Andrew G Mike Best Wishes - Ruby Wallace Margaret Vance Louis Bolte Dr. J. Cleary Good Luck to the class of '79 Best Wishes to the class of '79 Best Wishes - Pat Gagan Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding. Mis. Mary Heineman Mary Hulsey Coach Dauster Larry's Barber Shop Fenton Plaza Footwear Good Luck Class of ' 80 James Palmier Fran Branson G Family Ruth Goeglein Purolator Pat Becky Collins - The class of '79 the best! Tony, Lana G Robbie Vlahiotis Elaine Take Mrs. Redman Mrs. Schulz Mrs. Schimpf Bob Grisham Rodgers Family The Rideouts Ann Martin The Buccheri's Congratulations to class of '79 We Shall Miss You. Keith G Joyce Margaret Downing Debbie G Skip - Best Wishes Jeff G Debbie 131 SIMPSON’S SAND GRAVEL Compliments of A.F. CHAPMAN CORPORATION 1245 Marshall Road Valley Park, Missouri □vcp no Small Quantities of Sand G Gravel Delivered Phone 225-4944 1314) 348-2291 I jjgjnnH CINDY’S BEAUTY SALON IRA E. BERRY INC. 30 Main Street Valley Park, Missouri Phone 825-4434 7711 Bonhomme Clayton, Missouri 63105 Compliments of a Friend BOHN DAWSON 3500 Treecourt Industrial Blvd. 63122 WAINWRIGHT INDUSTRIAL PARTS Valley Park, Missouri Phone 225-5011 YRS. EXPERIENCE 225-5110 (314) 825-2149 Res. 225-3466 PHA-MAR SEELTITE INC. Best Fastener Selection in West County 7 Spencer Mickey Martin Valley Park, MO. 225-7674 St. Louis Boat CanEde Repair BOAT REPAI R REPAIR MATERIAL 220 BENTON ST. RICHARD MENtEY VALLEY PARK. MO. 63OB0 CORNER MARKET 700 St. Louis Avenue Open 7 days; fresh meat, sodas, G beer 825-2320 132 V ' 1� Jy. • ’ ‘ % V ' . ' .: V i ' • « - , • - '•; w • • ivT.i % M ‘j.' Vk ' -1 . 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