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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1982 volume:

ONE STEP CLOSER AT VALLEY PARK HIGH SCHOOL 356 MERAMEC STATION RD. VALLEY PARK, MO. 63088 Clubs ........ Underclassmen Seniors ...... Adminisrrarion Advertising Conrenrs 26 38 58 81 90 2 A STEP BACK IN TIME The world worched wirh courion rhe explosive situation in Poland and rhe workers’ Solidarity revolt. This revolt was led by Lech Walesa, who was chosen ''Time magazine’s ''Mon of The year.” Also under dose worch was rhe political ond social unrest that continued in Iron, El Salvador, Nicaragua, ond rhe Middle East. Resistance of onorher nature rook place in rhe U.S. when rhe air traffic controller union PATCO called a national strike on August 3, 1981 President Reagan refused to give in to rhe strikers, ond he carried through wirh his threat to fire rhe strikers if they did nor return to work. Baseball players also held o 50 day walkout which began on June 12. The striking issues were salaries ond rhe free agent clause. After rhe baseball season was finally played rhe Dodgers won their first World Series in 16 years. The Dodgers certainly benefited from rhe pitching of Cy Young Award winner Fernando Volezula. Continuing in rhe world of sporrs, John McEnroe won rhe prestigous Wimbledon stopping Bjorn Borg from his 6rh consecutive win. McEnroe also won rhe U.S. Open, again defeating Borg. Sugar Roy Leonard defeated Thomas Hearnes in 14 rounds for rhe undisputed Welter Weight Champion of rhe World. For that he mode 11 million dollars. Women struck o major victory when Sandra Day O'Con- nor, age 51, on appellate judge from Phoenix, Arizona, wos nominated and approved as rhe first woman to sir on rhe U.S. Supreme Court. Kansas City’s new Hyorr Regency Hotel was rhe scene of rhe worst disaster in KC’s history. The second ond fourth floor were spanned by two wolkway bridges from which people could peer down at rhe lobby below. The highest walkway tore loose and fell down on rhe next cousing it to fall on rhe first floor which was crowded wirh 1,500 people who had come to attend rhe Tea Donee. Ill were killed and onorher 190 were injured. Death also rook rhe life of Enwar Sadat; Moshe Doyon; Jim Davis of Dallas fame; Natalie Wood; William Holden,- Omar Brodley, rhe last living 5 star general; Ella Grosso, rhe first woman elected U.S. governor in her own right; and fighter Joe E. Lewis. 3 SENIORS WIN FALL FIELD DAY ACTIVITIES 1. Kurt Stiles winning high jump. 2. Sophomores work hord on rug of wor. 3. Balloon bust where everyone hops. Foil Field Day was held on October 30,1981. The fun-filled day consisted of the following events: doss verses doss softball and football games 880 yard relay 440 relay shorpur softball throw high jump tug-of-war tricycle races balloon bust egg toss The overall day winners ployed the faculty in a Volleyball game. 4 BLOOD DIWE . . . GIVES THE GIFT OF LIFE The blood drive sponsored by Mrs. Suson Huff and Ms. Dione Bechroldr and rhe freshman doss was o 38 pinr success. Fifty- four people volunteered ro donate rhe gift of life, bur sixteen were turned down. The main reason for rhe turndowns were high blood pressure and low iron content. Top: Peggy LaIXue smiles os she donares blood. Center: Arvi Matthews, Mr Ken Moeser donaring Wood. Borrom: The smoll gym wos converted into o donaring center. 5 . THE TENDER TRAP tr Charlie- Tim Mosbach Joe- Tracy Fulrs Earl- Sreve Dunn Sol- Jay Moore Julie- Kim Douer Sylvia- Kendall Drignole Jessica- Tracy Kaempfe Poppy- Lori Dlanron Jessica's Roommare- Lynn Srewarr Lighrs- Cheryl Sidwell Srudenr Direcror- Angela Hawley Drama Direcror- Ms. Knapp The main characrer is Charlie Reader, a young bachelor, who's living rhe Ideal Life in New York. Charlie has an eleganr aparrmenr, a good job, and millions of girls. Joe McCall, a friend of Charlies comes ro New York ro visir and decides ro sray and enjoy rhe fun. Charlie and Joe juggle rheir girlfriends unril one franric evening, each becomes engaged ro two differenr girls. One amusing scene leads ro anorher unril rhey manage ro ger rid of rhe wrong girl ond marry rhe righr one. 6 SENIORS HAVE THE SPIRIT! Monday, November 30, 1981, rhe week of spirir came ro kick off rhe 1981-82 Doskerboll season. The dress rhemes for rhe week were: Monday- Mix and March Tuesday- Orange and Blue and Hush Burron day Wednesday- Punk Rock Thursday- Wesrern day Friday- Look Alike The dosses also made banners for rhe Pep Rally and rhey each had on area ro decorare ro show spirir. 7 1 Punk Rock (Trocy Koempfe, Kim Dauer. Lisa Pemberton) 2. Look Alike (Julie Rauls, Michelle Sreppig. Andy Smirh. Wendy McDoniel 3. Cheryl Sidwell, Mike Dains, Angelo Howley). 4. Wesrern Day consisted of all the grades portidpating. L ro n Dennis Lucos, Jockie Jockson, Dove Cook, Sondy Smirh, Joe Buccheti, Debbie Fowler, Trocey McDonold, MeSsso Brown, Kim Bouer, Tim Mosboch, AAiss Rouls Homer Hernondez. Liso Pemberton, Andy Smith. All agreed rhe 1982 Homecoming was worrh rhe woir, ofrer o one week postponement because of snow. The rum our wos excellent and oil who attended agreed ir was rhe best Homecoming held. The corononorion of rhe Homecoming Queen rook place in between rhe junior vorsiry and varsity basketball gomes. The rheme of rhe evening wos Meet Me In Sr. Louis. Weeks of hard work were pur inro rhe sroge decorations by cheerleaders and srudenrs. Rows of silver balloons rook rhe look of rhe Sr Louis Arch. The first ro walk onro rhe sroge wos Retiring Queen, Missy Rouls, escorted by Home Hernondez. She was followed by junior, Sondy Smirh and her escorr, Dove Cook. Then come junior, Kim Bouer and her escorr, Tim Mosbach. The senior condidores were nexr wirh Debbie Fowler and her escorr, Trocey McDonald, Jackie Jocteon escorred by Dennis Lucas, ond rhe final condidore, Liso Pemberron escorred by Andy Smirh. The audience wos rense os announcer, Angelo Hawley asked for rhe envelope conraining rhe winner's name. The 1982 Homecoming Queen of Volley Pork Senior High is Miss Debbie Fowler.” As rhe applause died down Retiring Queen, Missy Rouls, placed rhe crown on Debbie's head. Afrer oil rhe pictures were roken, rhe Vorsiry basketball gome rook place. J.V. won rheir gome ogoinsr Sr. Johns, 61 ro 40. Vorsiry Howlss losr ro rhe Lions 36 ro 31. A routine ro rhe song, Ladies' Nighr, wos performed by rhe cheerleaders during half-time of rhe vorsiry gome. Their performance showed rhe result of weeks of practicing. Folbwing rhe vorsiry gome rhe Homecoming Donee was held. Disc Jodsey, Drad Hildibrand from radio srorion KSLQ, provided rhe music for rhe evening, and proved ro be o big success. Retiring Queen Melisso Route escorred by Homer Hernandez Senior Debbie Fowler escorred by Tracey McDonokj Senior Jackie Jodsson escorred by Dennis Lucas 10 Senior Lisa Pemberton escorted by Andy Smith Junior Kim Douer escorred by Tim Mosboch Junior Sandy Smith escorred by Dove Cook Joe Pendleron- Trocy Fulrs Mr. Jordon- Trocy Koempfe Messenger 7013- Lori Dlonron Julie Fornsworrh- Louro Srrown Tony Abbott- Sreve Dunn Berre Logon- Kim Bouer Max Levene- Joy Moore Mrs. Ames- Lisa Dolrymple Nurse ond Maid- Shoron Srewarr Williams- Lynn Srewarr Escorr, Workman, ond Lefry- Dovid Robyn Direcror- Ms. Denise Knopp Joe Pendleron is o prizefighrer raken ro heaven 60 years before his rime by a bumbling messenger. His soul is unrerur- noble because his fighr manager ond dosesr friend Max Levene, cremored his body. God's righr-hond mon, Mr. Jordon helps Joe find onorher body, first rhor of o murdered millionaire where he foils in love wirh Berre Logon. Lorer after Joe is shot by his wife ond her lover, he acquires rhe body of rhe World's Championship Boxer where he will spend rhe remaining 60 years of his life. As Berre finally discovers rhor rhe spirirual being of rhe man she loves is Joe, Berre and Max remain wirh him. 12 V.P. CENTENNIAL: 100 YEARS: A GOOD BEGINNING Ir came ro rhe attention of Dr. Cleory and the fall festival committee that rhe Valley Park School District has reached its 100th birthday. Ir was decided ro postpone rhe fall festival in order ro pur together a large centennial festival. Mrs. Doris Fridley, high school librarian, was named Centennial Chairper- son, a memorable centennial was held April 29 thru May 2 through rhe efforts of many district employees and citizens of Valley Park. Mrs. Jenna Grubb, secondary art teacher de- signed rhe logo and Sally Harrington, a sixth grader submitted rhe logo 100 Years in Valley Park Schools-A Good Beginning. The precise oge of rhe district is nor known due ro poor record keeping in early years The centennial celebration was doted from the 1882 land purchase for $35.00 from George Lyman for rhe construction of a school house. Education in Valley Park was confined ro grade one rhrough eight. Valley Park students who wanted ro attend high school had ro pay tuition ro either Kirkwood or Webster Groves. The present district location came ro being in 1932 with rhe construction of rhe high school building. The south wing was added in 1939. The Meramec building opened in 1951 for junior high students. In 1952 rhe shop building was constructed. In 1954, all elementary students moved into rhe new constructed Vance building. The big gym and music room were built in 1956. Additional classrooms and present cafeteria were added in 1968. For 3 days, students, present and past citizens participated in celebration activities. Flog raising ceremony THURSDAY: HOSPITALITY BOOTH, CENTENNIAL SHOW lui FRIDAY: FIELD DAY, DINNER, BOOTHS 16 Jockie Jockson escorred by Jerry Ruzcka Liso Pemberton escorred by Jeff Smith Retiring Queen, Kim Rideout escorred by Mike Dams Debbie Fowler escorred by Poul Mormino Julie Couch escorted by Scott Menley Tonjo Milojevic escorred by Homer Hernandez 17 When Will I See You Again was rhe rheme for rhe 1981-82 prom. The evening began wirh picrure raking and visiting berween guesrs. The buffer line for dinner formed promprly or 8:00. Afrer on enjoyable dinner rhe guesrs danced ro music supplied by a disc jockey. Ar approxi- morely 9:30 Junior Class Presidenr Kim Bauer read rhe propheaes for rhe senior doss. Direcrly following rhis Senior Class Presidenr Tim Mosboch read rhe senior wills, rhen rurned rhe microphone over ro Miss Bauer once again for rhe announcemenr of rhe prom courr ond retiring queen. The room grew quier os Kim os handed rhe envelope by Kendall Brignole Junior Class Vice-Presidenr. Everyone was pleosanrly surprised os ir was announced rhar Miss Tonjo Milojevic' become rhe 1982 Prom Queen. Since Tonjo musr rerurn ro Yugoslavia in June, rhe Isr runner up Miss Lisa Pemberron will roke rhe place nexr year os reriring queen. Everyone seemed ro Thoroughly enjoy rhe evening. Each guesr re- ceived a gobler ond memory book wirh rhe rheme prinred on ir os o souvenir of o fun evening. 1982 JUNIOR- SENIOR, PROM 18 “pjm Stili S« 0u (Again tftlje Junior Class of Jtalleg Jark Jliglj £H tl ool requests ttfc pleasure of gour tompang at the Junior-Senior Banquet anb Jlrotn on S turbag, tlje eighth of JRm nineteen huubreb anb eigljfg-ifoo at sefcen o’clock in the eben'mg Rantaba iJlntt at Six Jflags SPORTS BANQUET: HONORS THE PLAYERS Kendoll Drignole, Jockie JocKson, Peggy LoRue, Cooch Gregsron. Kim Douer, Cooch Dousrer, Lisa Pemberron. BASEBALL Kurt SrSes, Trocey McDonald, Tony 0 oodo, Cooch Gregs:on SOFTBALL Angelo Howley, Cooch Wilhire, Kim Bouer, Kendoll Brigade. AWARD WINNERS: CHEERLEADERS Most Outstanding Liso Pemberron Most Spared Kim Bouer VOLLEYBALL Most Improved Julie Couch Mosr Valuable Jockie Jockson Sporrsmonship Liso Pemberton BOYS BASKETBALL Mosr Improved Ken Doegele Mosr Valuable Kurr Stiles Sponsmonship Mike Dons GIRLS BASKETBALL Mosr Improved Kendoll Brignole Mosr VoKjoble Peggy LoRue Sporrsmonship Jockie Jockson BASEBALL Mosr Improved Trocey McDonc i Mosr Valuable Tony Biondo Sporrsmonship Kurr Sties SOFTBALL Mosr Improved Angelo Howley Mosr Voluobie Kendoll Brignole Sportsmanship Kim Bouer 21 22 VALEDICTORIAN: KURT STILES SALUTATORIAN: MARY WHITAKER GRADUATION: THE TASSEL WAS WORTH THE HASSLE. Commencemenr exercises rook place on Friday, Moy 28, 1982 or 8:00 P.M. The guesr speaker was Rocky Sickmon. For some of rhe groduares high school was o pleasurable experience; for orhers rhere was some hassle involved. Our oil agreed graduarion was a thrilling moment. They finally made it!!! The ceremony went just as practiced. Everyone remembered when to sir and when to stand. The boys remembered when to remove their cops and all remembered to turn their tassels. One of rhe highlights of rhe ceremony was rhe awarding of rhe scholarships. The scholarship winners were as follows: Curator's Scholarship • Kurt Stiles Chamber of Commerce Scholarship - Kurt Stiles Caroling Association Scholarships - Kurt Stiles, • Mary Whitaker American Legion Awards - Scholarship - Kurt Stiles Citizenship - Lisa Pemberton Americanism - Mike Dains College Club of Sr. Louis Scholarship - Edith Hawley Regents Scholarship - Kurt Stiles • Mary Whitaker - Vicki Goldstein - Julie Couch - Edith Hawley 23 SUPERLATIVE Mosr Arhleric Kurt Sriles and Peggy LoRue Mosr Tolkorive Richie Dousch ond Angie Gornnon Mosr Humorous Joy Moore ond Angelo Hawley Mosr Inrelleaual John Won ond Lisa Dolrymple 24 Mosr Preppiesr Sreve Dunn and Amy Yosr WINNERS � I T Romeo ond Julier Tim Mosboch ond Kim Bauer Mr ond Ms. Volley Pork High Jackie Jockson ond Mike Dains Friendliesr Sondy Smirh ond Tommy Routs Nicesr Smile Jeff Hedrick ond Lynn German Besr Dressed Jocki AAilleo ond Paul Sreworr 25 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS YEARBOOK PEOPLE DO EVERYTHING IN TRIPLICATE Yearbook Class is jusr whor rhe rirle implies. The sroff produces rhe high school ond junior hgh yearbooks They leorn how ro meer deadlines, design layours, wrire body copy, roke ond prinr pictures, and sell advertising. The members rook parr in rhe Foil Yearbook Confer- ence in rhe J. C. Penny Building on rhe UAASL campus. They were among 1200 srudenrs from 65 schools at- tending. 27 First row: Kim Douer, Joan Thompson. Second row: Poul Sreworr, Tracy Koempfe, Lauro .lessen, Jacki Milleo, Donold Adorns, Gene Wondeil. Third row: Lisa Pemberton, Sponsor-Oorboro Zingrich. Kevin Shoup NEWSPAPER PEOPLE ARE OFFSET As rhe rirle implies, newspaper class produces rhe school newspaper, Volley Breeze. The sraff members seek our rhe news, wrire rhe copy, rake and prinr rhe picrures, design and layour pages, sell adverrising and prinr rhe paper on rhe offser press in rhe business room. The newspaper sraff arrended rhe 25rh annual Junior Journalisr Press Conference held ar Washingron Universi- ry, where rhey ralked wirh Chuck Neff of P.M. Maga- zine, Suzan Kidd of KTVI News. 28 1st Row (L ro R Jack Miea, Cheryl Sldwell, lisa Pemberron, Jackie Jockson, Laura Jessen, Sponsor-Mrs Barbara Zbgrich. 2nd Row: Michoel Ctoulko, Karen LoRue, James Cray, Mike Pains, Tonjo MHojevic', Paul Sreworr Isr Row Sreve Dunn, Riro Coffmon, Krisren Shoup, Julie Rauls. 2nd Row: Mr William Goury, Jockie Jackson, John wall, Mike Doins. 3rd Row Paul Srewort, Kim Dauer, Tim Mosboch, Jocki Milleo, Julie. STUDENT COUNCIL PEOPLE ARE REPRESENTATIVE Srudenr Council is rhe governing body of rhe high school. STUCO sponsors homecoming donee, ap- prove club fund raisers and pep-rollies, and rry ro moke improvemenrs rhor will benefir rhe srudenr body. Presidenr: Mike Doins Vice Presidenr: Jockie Jockson Secrerary: Kim Bauer Treasurer: Paul Srewarr Sgr. or Arms: Tim Mosboch 29 BACKROW: a ro R) Sponsor, Mrs. Vlohioris, Shoron Sreworr, Kendot Brignole. Rira Coffmon. FRONT ROW: CL ro R) Lisa Dolrymple, Angelo Howley, Oieryl Sidwell, Kurt Sriles. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PEOPLE ARE MAKING THE GRADE Members of National Honor Society Possess Leader- ship, Scholarship, Service and Characrer. They meer each monrh and sponsor differenr functions. To be eligi- ble for NHS o student must have a 3.6 or better grade point overage. 30 BAND PEOPLE APE IN STEP The Volley Pork Bond keeps conning os o dominonr group on campus. Dressed our in rheir new uniforms rhe bond conrinues ro enrerroin wirh concerts and parades. They porricipored in rhe Solo Ensemble Festival ar rhe University of Missouri-Sr. Louis and have made many accomplishments. The band is under rhe direction of Harry Simon. Firsr row: (left ro righr) Kim Bergmork. Kim Bouer, Kendoll Brignole. Lisa Pemberton, Tiffany Podfield. Jackie Jockson. Second row: Donald Johnson, Anrhony Evans, Tino Noel, Louro Jessen, Solly Horringron, Richard Chodd. Third row: Tommy Wendt, Krisrin Shoup, Renne Feeler, Korhie Brignole. Sharon SreworT, Cheryl Morphew, Lori Pemberron, Sandy Folkner, Fourth row: Chris Welsh. Kim Monroe, Bill LoRue, Paul Sreworr. Scorr Menley, Lisa Dalrymple. Scorr Wesson. Fifth row: Borr Shulre, Frank LoRue, Billy Honsel, Rondy Foin. John Reynolds, Gene WondeU, Jill Meyer, Richie Bausch, Dovid Holker, Joy Moore 31 DRAMA PEOPLE ARE LOADED WITH CHARACTER Dromo Club is on organization rhor gives high school srudenrs o chance ro gain knowledge in ocring, directing and sroging ploys of oil kinds. They moke sets, costumes and do oil the work needed ro moke their ploys o success. It is o very successful club sponsored by Ms. Knapp. Firy row: Kim Dover, Tracy Kaempfe Second row: Lynn Sreworr, Tim Mosbocti, Liso Dolrymple. Third row: Joy Moore, Sponsor-Ms Knapp, Sreve Dunn. Kendall BrignoJe 32 c Firsr row Koren LoRue, Julie Couch, Liso Pemberton. Second row: Denice Stoob. Tommy Soncooe, Becky Holker, Wendy McDaniel. Third row: Julie Pauls, Donna Workman, Roy Crires, Michelle Sreppig, Paulo Martin Fourth row: Kim Bauer, Lisa Miller, Kristy Jenkins, Trocey Hall, Angelo Hawley, Jock] Milleo. Trocy Koempfe. Fifth row: Amy Yost, Pom Whitaker, Cord Wall, Angie Gorman, Tiffany Podfield, Sandy Smith, Lori Pemberton. PEP CLUB SPIRIT Pep Club is mode up of a group of spirired srudenrs rhar ore supporrive of rheir school. They help rhe cheerleaders in sranding behind rhe reams rhrough rheir wins and also rhe losses. They also rake an acrive parr in Spirir Week and Pep Pallies. PEOPLE ARE POSSESSED WITH THE 33 First row: Maz Trevino, Jocki Milieo, Second row: Tommy (Tools, Sandy Smith, John Woll. Third row; Tommy Riggs, Joy Moore, Jeff Seville, Marr Touchon. Foorrh row: Liso Dolrymple. Rodney OuVoli. Fifth row: Jim Boly, Noncy Neol, Tracey McDonold. Sixth row: Por Courtney, Angie Varvel, Sponsor-Mrs. SherrSI, Julie Miller, Sherry Fowler. VALLEY PARK HISTORY ■ PEOPLE LOOK BEHIND THE TIMES The Shoe Learher Express, berrer known os rhe Volley Pork Hisrory Club, participates in many interesting activi- ties. They rake walking trips to various points of interest throughout rhe Valley Park area They visir places like rhe Meramec Highlands and rhe Indian Burial Mound. Most of rhe walks last about 2'A hours. Their expeditions consist of looking at old buildings, graves, and other historical markers. All trips ore taken after school during rhe Fall and Spring. 34 SPANISH CLUB PEOPLE SPEAK WITH FOREIGN TONGUE The main purpose of rhe Spanish Club is ro learn about Spain and Mexico. The members orrend Los Kanrares, which are Spanish music concerts. They celebrated Independence Day for Mexico, and two of rhe members are planning ro attend Language Village in Minnesota. It's a camp where students do everyday things in Spanish ways. For instance chang- ing American dollars into pesos, and completely using Spanish language. To raise money for trips and dub r- shirrs, rhe members hold bake sales and sell various items. For Christmas rhe Spanish Club went caroling at Cedercrofr Nursing Home and brought with them holiday baked goods and Christmas cards for rhe residents. Firsr row; (L ro R) Tommy Riggs, Coroi Woll. Moz Trevino. Second row; Jim Goly, lisa Dolrymple, Sandy Smirh, Tommy Routs. Third row; Cheryl Morphew, Sherry Fowler, Julie Miller, Greg Spongier, Greg Sondifur, Shoron Sreworr, Tonjo Milosevic, Angie Vorvel, Noncy Neol FHA PEOPLE ARE COOKING TO PLEASE The primary goal of F.H.A. is ro pur inro pracrical use rhe rhings rhar are learned in Home Economic dosses. Through rheir acriviries rhe members furrhered rheir meal planning, and food prepararions and serving skills. They also experienced being involved in communiry projecrs. Some F.H.A. acriviries were making cookies and candy for rhe nursing homes for special occasions, pre- paring and serving rhe Cenrennial dinner, serving ar rhe Norional Honor Sociery Inducrion Ceremony, making molded chocolores for Easrer, coordinaring and baking for bake sales and sponsoring Walk-America for March of Dimes. 36 First row: (L ro R) Michelle Srepigg, Denise Srabb, Kira Jarrell, Mary Hayes, Joan Thompson, Sponsor-Mrs Campbell. Loreeshia Duckworth, Gndy Payne, Karen LoRue, Kim Neal. Second row: Wendy McDaniel. Angie Vorvel, Andy Smith, Tony Diondo, Dennis Lucas, Rita Coffman, Anno Higgens. (L ro R) Jeff Hedrick, Ken Doegle, Scorr Menley, Rodney DuVoll, Sponsor-Mr. Wedel, Jeff Seville, Dovid Williams, Jim Richordson. HUNTER SAFETY PEOPLE ARE RIGHT ON TARGET The Hunrer Safety program is sponsored by Mr. Wedel The purpose of rhe program is ro prevenr firearm accidenr by instructing proper use of firearms. A course is given on rhe fundamentals and proper use of firearms. After rhe course is given each mem- ber rakes a 75 question rest. A certificate from rhe Department of Conservation is awarded ro each passing member. Members of rhe program travel ro various rifle ranges ro practice target shooting. 37 39 Kendo Brignole. Julie Couch, Jockie Jockson, Peggy LoRue, Tracy Koempfe. Liso Pemberton, Koren LoRue, Cooch Morte Buccheri. STATS 'N FACTS Howks vs. Opponenr 0 Pacific 2 1 Windsor 2 0 JFK 2 0 Sr. Marys 2 0 Valmeyer 2 2 Sourh Tech 0 2 Chrisrian Academy 0 2 Windsor 1 0 North Tech 2 0 John Burroughs 2 1 Patific 2 1 Volmeyer 2 2 Chrisrian Academy 1 1 Wrighr Ciry 2 V “When in doubt, pray. --------------------- POINTS ACCUMULATED Player Points Jadsie Jackson 70 Peggy LoRue 43 Karen LaRue 14 Lisa Pemberron 56 Kendall Brignole 37 Julie Couch 61 Tiffany Podfield 39 Tracy Kaempfe 14 V___________________J 40 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL — PLAYS THE NET 1 Jackie Jockson and Kendo! Brignole, Tracy Kaempfe 2 Julie Couch, Lisa Pemberron, and Tracy Kaempfe. 3. Jackie Jockson 4 Tracy Kaempfe and Kendall Dog note 5 Peggy LoRue and Tiffany Podfiekj 6 Kendall Brignole and Korea LaRue. 7 Julie Couch 41 Front Row (L to $) Lori Pemberton, Amy Yost, Shoron Stewart, Lisa Miller, Cooch Morie Buccheri. Bock Row Julie Miller, Denise Sroob. Tommy Sonsode, Wendy McDomel. Carol Woll, Michelle Steppig, Scorekeeper, Korhy Mofforr. J.V. VOLLEYBALL HOPES SOAR V STATS 'N FACTS HAWKS vs. OPPONENT 0 Pacific 2 2 Windsor 0 0 JFK 2 1 Sr. Marys 2 0 Valmeyer 2 0 S.C.T 2 2 Christian Academy 0 2 Windsor 0 0 N.C.T 2 2 John Burroughs 1 2 Pacific 1 0 Valmeyer 2 0 Christian Academy 2 2 Windsor 0 2 0 1 Shoroo Srewarr. MicheHe Sreppig. Julie Miller 2. Shoron Sreworr, Michelle Sreppig, Cord Wall, Julie Miller 3. Wendy McDaniel. 4 Amy Yosr, Wendy McDaniel, Michelle Srep- pig. 5 Amy Yosr 6 Tommy Sonsocie, Michelle Sreppig. 43 1st Row (L ro R): Michelle Sreppig, Wendy Wheeler, Shoron Sreworr. 2nd Row.- Kothie Brignole-Scorekeeper, Becky Holker, Corol Woll, Sherry Fowler, Louro Jessen, Cooch Horendo, GIRLS J.V. LOOKING GOOD Hawks STATS 'N FACTS vs. Opponent 12 Windsor 17 10 South Tech 20 7 Mary Institute 25 8 Sr. Elizabeth 36 26 Grandview 55 20 Sr. Mary's 18 11 Crystal City 65 8 Sr. Pius 46 27 Prindpia 31 14 V.A.P. 18 12 John Burroughs 34 24 Mary Institute 8 14 Windsor 23 10 John Burroughs 45 44 1. Sharon Srewarr, Sherry Fowler. 2. Michelle Sreppig. Corol Wol. 3. Sharon Sreworr. Cord Wall, Laura Jessen 4. Wendy Wheeler 5. Shoron Sreworr. Sherry Fowler. 6. Shoron Sreworr. Louro Jessen, Wendy Wheeler, Sherry Fowler. 45 Isr tow (L ro $): Wendy Wheeler-Manager, Debbie Fowler, Jockie Jackson, Peggy Lotoe, Karhie Brignole-Scorekeeper. 2nd tow: Angelo Hawley, Kendall Brignole, Angie Gorman, Lorerha Trevino, Coach Gregsron. STATS 'N FACTS Valley Park vs. V.A.P. 44-15 Valley Park vs. John Burroughs 44 43 Valley Park vs. Mary Insrirure 39-29 Valley Pork vs. Windsor 52-10 Valley Pork vs. John Burroughs 31-20 Valley Park vs. Bland 43 29 Valley Park vs. New Burg 38- 37 Valley Park vs. Russellville 39- 51 ______________________________________ This is a good place for a srickup. r POINTS ACCUMULATED Lorerha Trevino-19 Peggy LaRue-219 Jackie Jacteon-57 Angie Gorman-105 Kendall Brignole-151 Angela Hawley-42 Debbie Fowler-150 Laura Jessen-0 GIRLS VARSITY — BEST SEASON YET! 1. Jockie Jackson 2 Kendall Brigade, Peggy LoRue 3. Jackie Jockson, Kendall Brigade, Lorerho Trevino, Angelo Hawley. 4 Kendall Brigade, Peggy LoRue 5 Peggy LoRue 6 Peggy LoRue, Jockie Jackson, Debbie Fowler. 47 CHEERLEADERS: FRIENDS THEY'LL ALWAYS BE rhree seniors, one junior, one sopho- more, one freshman, and one super spon- sor; pracriting oil summer long,- having cor washes and bake sales; going ro NCA comp; winning rhree blue ribbons, rwo red ribbons, and o spirir srick; cheering for boys boskerboll; decoraring rhe bus and rheir lodser room; planning pep rallies; making up rourines, cheers, and climb ups; bur mosr of all working rogerher as a squad and giving rhe players oil rhe love and supporr we could!! Lisa Pemberron. coproin Julie Couch, Co-coproin Koren LoRue Kim Bouer Lori Pemberton one junior, four freshmen, ond one greor sponsor; working rogerher os o squad; having bake soles ond carwashes; procridng oil summer,- going ro NCA comp; winning rwo whire ribbons, rhree red ribbons, ond o spirit srids,- gerring new blue and whire swearers ond cheering for girls basketball; bur most of oil supporting the players ond having spirit oil year!! v Trocy Koempfe, Coproin Poulo Morrin, Co-coprain Sponsor, Ws Merilee Douster Wendy McDaniel Julie Rouis Denise Sraob 5 s SS® 49 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL SHOOT TO WIN STATS -N- FACTS Hawk i vs. Opponent 56 Christian Academy 48 38 Volmeyer 81 53 Country Day 59 51 Volmeyer 92 49 Sr. Clair 91 53 Country Day 54 30 Sr. Johns 22 31 Hancock 46 39 Prep South 59 36 Volmeyer 67 38 Christian Academy 32 50 S.C.T. 44 30 Bourbon 37 41 John Burroughs 31 48 Windsor 51 31 Sr. Johns 36 50 N.C.T. 59 40 Christian Aca'demy 36 49 Prep South 40 42 Wells ville 97 ___________J From rop clockwise: Jomes Croy, Ken Daegele, Tommy Rauls, Scorr Menley, Mike Doins, Randy Foin, Kurr Stiles, Gene Wondell, Paul Stewart and Jeff Hedrick. POINTS ACCUMULATED A Player Points Kurr Stiles 252 Scorr Menley 217 Mike Doins 194 Tommy Rouls 79 Ken Daegele 38 Jeff Hedrick 45 James Cray 22 Paul Stewart 11 Gene Wondell J 50 STATS -N- FACTS Howlss vs. Opponenr 27 Lindberg 58 32 Webster Groves 69 64 Valmeyer 73 26 Sr. Clair 64 30 Counrry Day 57 36 Sr. Johns 31 52 Valmeyer 42 62 Chrisrion Academy 36 29 Bourbon 52 32 Lurhern Sourh 66 41 John Burroughs 43 39 John Burroughs 47 36 Grandview 23 45 Grandview 29 49 Windsor 41 50 S.C.T. 47 61 Sr. Johns 43 46 N.C.T. 54 50 Chrisrion Academy 44 V____________ BOYS JV BASKETBALL 1st Row (L ro R): Dill LoRue, Maz Trevino, Rodney Bornerr, Kevin Wilson, Lee Jockson. 2nd Row: Mart Touchon, Scott Nicolos, Barry Hedrick. Allen Niere. Ord Row: Joy Moore, Tony Biondo. 4th Row: Coach Dan McGhee, Jim Brush BEST IN TEN YEARS 52 r POINTS ACCUMULATED Player Points Scorr Nicolos 168 Barry Hedrick 139 Rodney Bornerr 124 Lee Jackson 109 Jim Brusr 58 Tony Biondo 58 Joy Moore 48 Allen Niere 25 Moz Trevino 20 Morr Touchon 14 Bill LoRue 11 Isr Row a ro R): Manoger-Kim Bergmork, ScorekeeperKarhie Brignole 2nd Row Sharon Srewarr, Tiffany Podfield, Sondy Smith, Michelle Steppig, Angie Gofmon, Jill Meyer, Amy Yosr, Tracy Koempfe. 3rd Row: Angelo Hawley, Wendy Wheeler, Kendoll Brignole, Wendy McDaniel. Peggy LoRue, Kim Bauer. Lynn Srewarr, Coach Frank WiThire. Nor picrured: Jockie Jackson SOFTBALL PLAYERS ARE SWINGING Hawks vs. Opponenr 8 Brenrwood 10 Kendoll Brignole 6331 9 Sr. Marys 12 Amy Yosr 428 11 Sr. Marys 9 Angie Gorman .391 9 Boyless 14 Tiffany Podfield .384 2 Norre Dome 13 Angelo Hawley .383 5 Valmeyer 15 Peggy LoRue .372 23 Hancock 13 Kim Bauer .337 16 Sourh Counry Tech 24 Jill Meyer 333 10 Norrh Counry Tech 16 Sondy Smirh .304 5 Norrh Counry Tech 16 Wendy McDoniel .291 18 Wellsron 4 Shoron Srewarr 090 21 Chrisrian Academy 11 Tracy Koempfe 083 16 Chrisrion Academy 6 Michelle Sreppig 000 5 Sr. Joseph Academy 6 Lynn Srewarr 000 16 Valmeyer 15 Wendy Wheeler .000 , 15 Prina'pia 2 1 Pacific 2 9 Villa 10 J 54 1 Wendy Wheeler, Sandy Smirh, Jill Meyer, Tracy Kaempfe, Kim Bauer 2 Kendall Drignole 3. Lynn Sreworr. Angie Gormon 4 Amy Yosr 5 Wendy Wheeler 6 Tiffany Podfieid, Wendy McDaniel 7. Peggy LoRue 55 1st Row (L to R): Manoger Kenny Stiles, Tracy McDonald, Tommy Rouls, Rodney Dornerr, Garry Hedrick, Joy Moore, Jeff Hedrick, Ken Doegele, Manager-John Cusock. 2nd Row: Scorekeeper-Micheile Standee, Dove Cook, Tony Diondo, Keith Stiles, Tim Mosboch, Homer Hernondez, Cooch Drenr Gregsron, Scorekeeper-Julie Route. HITTING BASEBALL PLAYERS ARE HARD t------------- ------------ Joy Moore .389 Tony Diondo .362 Rodney Dornerr .283 Kurr Sriles .224 Tracy McDonald .222 Tim Mosboch .182 Dave Cook .182 Darry Hedrick .179 Homer Hernandez .171 Tommy Rauls 159 Jeff Hedrick .150 Scorr Nicholas .133 Ed McDaniel .107 Ken Daegele .000 Keirh Sriles .000 Hawks vs. Opponenr 14 Prep Sourh 7 3 Principia 11 4 Windsor 6 7 Counrry Day 8 1 Drenrwood 18 10 Valmeyer 11 14 Windsor 6 1 Counrry Day 3 1 Kennedy 10 3 John Durroughs 5 21 Chrisrian Academy 6 11 Chrisrian Academy 0 0 Silex 1 6 Kennedy 12 0 John Durroughs 2 6 Prep Sourh 7 4 Sr. Johns 2 10 Valmeyer 11 3 Vashon 15 2 Lurhern Norrh 21 56 UNDERCLASSMEN FRESHMEN Theresa Higgason Rita Jorrell Raymond Johnson Scorr Jones Korhy Kyle Dill LoRue Druce Lawson Ken Loyron Ddl Maine Paulo Martin Wendy McDaniel Dob McNomee Julie Miller Jim Mirchell Scorr Moreland 59 Class Fovorires: Scon Nicolas, Wendy McDaniel Terry Moreland Cheryl Morphew Kim Neal Scorr Nicolas Tammy Sonsoae Trisha Seemes Jeff Seville Kevin Shinkle Krtsrin Shoup Greg Spongier Denice Sraab Michelle Srandlee Jack Sreele Michelle Sreppig Timmy Threadgill Morrhew Touchon Thomaz Trevino Carol Wall Amy Yosr 60 SOPHOMORES Class Fovorires: Riro Coffmon, Chod Ross Rita Coffmon Loreeshio Duckworth Steve Dunn Sherry Fowler Barry Hedrick Lee Jackson Dennis Lucos Tracey McDonald Jill Meyer Joy Moore Alen Ntere Dorio Nui Lori Pemberton Tom Rauls James Richardson Tommie Riggs Chod Ross Sharon Stewort Keith Stiles Lorerha Trevino Lorry VanHook Angie Vorvel Kevin Wheeler 61 JUNIORS Lynn German David Holker Angela Hawley Mike Jacobs Laura Jessen 62 Class Favorites: Morry Quick, Angela Hawley Trocy Koempfe Peggy LaRue Randy Martin Ed McDaniel Jocki Milleo Nancy Neal Tiffany Podfield Morry Quick Mike Schwartz Kevin Shoup Andy Smith Sandy Smirh Cheryl Sidwell Lynn Srewarr Joan Thompson John Wall David Willioms Gene Wondell 63 AWARDS ASSEMBLY: OUTSTANDING STUDENTS OUTSTANDING STUDENTS BY DEPARTMENT ARE HOME ECONOMICS: Mike Doins INDUSTRIAL ARTS: John Cibulko LANGUAGE ARTS: Cheryl Sidwell MATH: Liso Dolrymple PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Kendall Brignole SCIENCE: Kurr Sriles SOCIAL STUDIES: Angelo Hawley SPAN5H: Tanja Milojevic' ART: Mike Schworrz JOURNALISM: Laura Jessen OUTSTANDING CITIZENSHIP: Fresh -Krisrin Shoup Soph.-Sreve Dunn Jr.-Jacki Millea Sen.-Mike Dains Mike Schwartz, Mrs. Grubb 64 Mr Seckman, John Cibulka Angela Hawley, Mrs Sherrill MYSHELL LANE DEQUEUE Each day is socred ro me, for ir is o parr of my life rime ” Bond 1, Cheerleader 1; Valley Hisrory Club 2.3; Pre COE 3 SENIORS JAMES ANDREW BOLY The ignoranr Know how ro remain srfenr. The educared know when.” Newspaper 3; Phoro Qub 3; Valley Pork His rory Club 3,4, Marh Club 4, Sponish Club 4 LAUREN SUE DROWN Why is ir rhor we never realize how much someone or something means ro us rfl ir is only a memory of rhe pasr ” Bond 1, Valley Park Hisrory Club 2,3, Pre. COE 3. JULIE LEIGH COUCH As soon as we ore born we begin ro die, and rhe end depends upon rhe beginning.” Phoro Club 2, Class Sec 2; Supertorive Winner 2; Yearbook 2.3; Class Fovorire 2.3; Baseball Scorekeeper 2.3. V P Hisrory Club 2.3. STUCO 2,3.4. Cheerleader 2,3,4, Co-Copr 4. VoBeyboll 3.4; Pre COE 3, COE 3; Sgr Ar Arms 4 JAMES DARRELL CRAY If you connor do somerhing and enjoy your- self. ir is nor worth wasring your rime doing ir. Norrhwesr High School 1,2, Pre COE 3: COE 4, Daskerboll 3.4 MICHAEL RAY DAINS The pasr is my heriroge, rhe presenr is my responsibly, rhe furure is my challenge Band 1; Daskerboll 1,2,3,4. Superiorive Winner 3; Sgr Ar Arms 3 Homecoming Escorr 3, Prom Escorr 3. Class Fovorire 3,4, Newspaper 3,4, Class Vice.Pres 4; STUCO Pres. 4 65 66 FEATURE Tanja Milojevic' arrived ar Lambert Inrernarional Airporr September 11,1981, from Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Tanjo is here as an exchange srudenr through Pacific Inrerculrural Exchange. While staying in Valley Park Tanja is living wirh Coach Frank and Nancee Wilhire along wirh Frank's sister Karhy and mother, Annie. Tanja likes staying wirh them. They are alor of fun and hove things she wishes she had such as a dog, car, and horses. They are also very helpful wirh her school work and wirh explanations of differenr words she doesn't understand. Since Tanja has been here she has experienced many things she has never done before such as horseback riding, rollerskating, and she celebrated in the first rime Halloween, Christmas, and Thanksgiving. Rollerskating proved to be Tanja's downfall. On her first outing she fell and broke her wrisr, her second broken bone since coming to the United Stares. Tanja broke her left arm ar the beginning of basketball season. Tanja has adopted well to American food. Her favorite American foods: corn chips, macaroni and cheese, chocolate chip cookies, rrour wirh almonds, pop corn, french fries, carrot cake, pumpkin pie, and chicken soup don't quire measure up to a balanced diet. The only foods she misses from home are plum dumplings, cheese pie, and Turkish coffee. Tanja likes American television very much. She especially enjoys the variety since there are only two channels in Yugoslavia. The Jeffersons are my favorite show. It was the first television show in America I saw. After Tanja has spent five days in New York, she will return to Yugoslavia July 15,1982, to rake several exams in the summer to see if she may go on to college. VPHS, faculty and students will miss Tanja. 67 PHYLLB LEA DUNN God gronr me rhe serenity ro occepr the things I connor change, courage ro change rhe things I can, and rhe wisdom ro know rhe difference ” Student Council Rep 1. COE 0, Newspaper 3; Winner of History Day Conresr 3. 1982 RANDY DUVALL DEBRA JANE FOWLER We judge ourselves by whor we feel capa- ble of doing, whie others may judge us by what we hove olreody done. Pre COE 3. Dromo Club 3: COE 4, Basketball 3.4 VICKI LYNN GOLDSTEIN May you always follow your speoal dreoms, moking rhe most of everyday and finding hoppiness wherever you are Class Treasurer 1; Volleyball 2. Basketball Scor ekeeper 2, Class Pres 2.3, Softball 2.3; News- paper 3; Notional Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 EDITH DIANE HAWLEY The hardest rhing in life is to know which bridges ro burn and which bridges to cross Newpaper 1, Srudenr Cound 1; Sociology Award 3 RUSTY LEE HAYES May you have just enough clouds m your We ro make o beautiful sunset FHA 1; Pre COE 2; COE 3, Newspaper 3 68 JOHN HOMER HERNANDEZ Life is ful of fond memories one con sir ond took bock on rhe years ond see oil of rhe knowledge he hos gamed ond wil be able ro use in rhe furure. Wrestling 2,3; Boseboll 2,3. SENIORS JACKIE M JACKSON Be kind ro oil people for rheir burdens moy be even heavier rhon yours ” Sofrboll 1,2,3; Mosr oursronding 3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Cheerleodmg 1,2, Newspoper 3,4, Homecoming court 3,4; Supertorive winner 2,3,4; Doskerboll 3,4; Sporrsmonship Aword 3; STUCO 2,3,4, Vice-Pres 4; Ooss officer 4 MARY ANNE KYLE Do al rhar is expected of you. plus o krrte more Volleyball Scorekeeper 1; Dromo Club 1, Histo- ry Club 1; STUCO 3, Yeorbook 3, Sociology Aword 3; FHA 4 KAREN DAWN LARUE Happy eye those who dream dreams ond ore reody ro pay rhe price ro moke them come true ” Phorography Club 1; Volley boll Scorekeeper 1, Pep Club 1,2, Isr Place Tolenr Show 2, Volleyball 2.4, Yeorbook 3; Pre COE 3; Cheerleodmg 3,4; FHA 4; Newspoper 4. Yeorbook 3 KIMBERLY LOTT TATJANA MILOJEVIC Every person in rhe world smiles m rhe some tonguoge.” Belgrade, Yugoslavia 1.2,3; Foreign Ex- change Srudenr rhrough Podfic Inrerculrurol Exchange 4. Newspoper 4 69 STUDENTS VISIT M.U. On November 18 seniors ond juniors Traveled ro rhe Universiry of Missouri or Columbio for a general rour of rhe campus. The rrip was o senior doss evenr sponsored by Mrs. Hackman and Mrs. Zingrich. Upon arrival ar rhe campus an informarive rails by rhe admis- sions deporrmenr was given in rhe srudenr union, the srudenrs were rold abour rhe school, many quesrions were answered, and brochures were handed our. Srudenrs were rhen divided inro groups for rours of rhe deparrmenrs rhey expressd inreresr in. The deporrmenrs visired were journalism, engineering, agriculrure, for- estry, physical education, and ITOTC. After rhese rours, hungry srudenrs mer or a McDonalds on campus and are lunch ourside By 12-.30 rhe srudenrs mer back ar rhe Srudenr Union for a rour of rhe campus and dorms. They were taken through selected classrooms and auditoriums and showed rhe library which houses rwo million volumes. While rouring campus rhe srudenrs saw a proresr rally of abour 200 universiry srudenrs protesting U.S. involvement in El Salvador. After rhe walking rour ended rhe srudenrs rerurned ro rhe bus and drove ro rhe Hearnes complex, where basketball, indoor track, gymnasrics, and wrestling evenrs are held. As rhis goes ro prinr rhe Mizzou Boskerball Tigers are undefeared wirh a record of 17 wins ond 0 fosses. From rhe Hearnes complex rhe srudenrs walked ro Forour Field and sow rhe foorboll Tigers practicing. Following rhe rour of rhe sporrs complex rhe group rhen drove ro rhe nuclear reacror facilities. The field rrip ended wirh anorher srop ar McDonalds for nourish- ment for rhe long rrip home. 70 TIMOTHY KEITH MOSBACH Why con’r we ger oH rhe people rogerher in rhe world rhor we reolly like and then jusr sroy rogerher? I guess rhor wouldn'r work. Someone would leave Someone always leaves ond rhen we hove ro soy good bye. I hare good-byes I know whor I need more hellos STUCO Rep 1,3; Class Vice-Pres 1,3; Basket bo� 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Dromo Club 2,3,4, Ploys 3,4. Class Pres 4 1982 TRACY ALLEN NULL He who has o Thousand friends hos nor o friend ro spore. ” LISA ANN PEMBERTON In love one has need of being believed, in friendship of being undersrood Sofrboll 1; Class Fov 1; STUCO 2; Bond 1.3,4. Baseball Scorekeeper 2.3, Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Co-copr. 2; Cheerleoding 1,2,3,4; Copr 1.4. Newspaper 3,4, Adver Ediror 4; Yearbook 3,4; Editor 4, Class Sec 4; Homecoming courr 3,4; Sporrsmonship Award 3. DA VO ROBYN KR5 ROSS My pasr 6 gone, my presenr is passing; my furure is arriving. ” GREG J SANDIFER Do nor only whor life demands of you bur much more For in doing rhis you shall find happiness ond peoce wirh yourself ond oth- ers. Hisrory Oub 2,3; Srudenr Council Rep 3. Spanish Oub 3,4. Pres. 4 72 PAUL JOHN STEWART The greor object of life is sensorion ro feel rhor we exist, even in poin ' History Club 1,2,3; Pre COE 3; Bond 3,4, Newspaper 3,4. Basketball 3,4. Student Council Treosurer 4 Yearbook 4 SENIORS KURT LEE STILES “Where there is foirh, there is love Where there is love, there is peace Where there is peace, there is God Where rhere is God, there no need Basketball 2,3,4. Sportsmanship 3, Baseball 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4, Pres 4, Honor Roll. 1981 County Youth Leader Award 3; Student Council Rep 4 WENDY SUE WHEELER We should learn ro live ond love, then ro love and then learn ro live Pep Club 1.2; History Club 1,2,3, Pre COE 3. Dromo Club 3. Cheerleoder 3, Gris Boskerboll Manager 4 MARY PAULINE WHITAKER “One reaches for the future on the knowl- edge of the post'' Newspaper 3, Honor Society 3.4 Nor Pictured KAREN COTTLE Be hoppy It is a way of being wise TRACY FULTS KEVIN KNEIP ARVIL MATTHEWS PEGGY SUE WHITAKER “Give not unto others the advice you should be raking yourself ” MRS LORRAINE HACKMAN MRS BARBARA ZINGRICH 74 Top left Morry Quick plodng on order. Top righr: He nor only boughr ir, he ore ir. Middle: The gongs oil here Borrom righr Junior Kim Douer ond Senior Usa Pemberron anxiously owoir rheir nexr cusromer. MOVIES (Top-grossing movies occording ro Variety) 1. Raiders of rhe Losr Ark (Par) $145,000,000 2. 9 ro 5 (Fox) $117,000,000 3. Superman II (WB) $107,000,000. 4. Stir Crazy (Col) $101,000,000. 5. The Cannonball Run (Fox) $88,200,000. 6. Stripes (Col) $83,000,000. 7. Any Which Way You Con (WD) $71,000,000 RECORDS (Best selling singles occord- ing ro Record World) 1. Berre Dovis Eyes Kim Comes (EMI-America); “End- less Love Diana Ross Lio- nel Richie (Morown) 2. “9 ro 5 Dolly Porron (RCA) 3. Jessie's Girl Rick Spring- field (RCA) 4. Morning Train Sheeno Eosron (EMI-America) 5. Keep on Loving You” REO Speedwogon (Epic) 6. Queen of Heorrs Juice Newron (Copirol) 7. Celebration Kool rhe Gong (De-Lire PolyGram) 8. Theme from The Great- est American Hero Joey Scarbury (Elekrro) 9. The One Thor You Love Air Supply (Arista) 10. Stars on 45, Port I Stars On (Radio) (Best-selling albums accord- ing to Record World) 1 Hi inFideliry, REO Speed- wagon (Epic) 2. Paradise Theater, Sryx (A M) 3. Kenny Rogers' Greoresr Hits (Liberty) 4 Double Fantasy, John Lennon Yoko Ono (Gef- fen) 5. The Jazz Singer sound- track, Neil Diamond (Copirol) 6. 4, Foreigner (Atlantic) 7. Escape, Journey (Colum- bia) 8 Moving Retures, Rush (Mercury) 9. Crimes of Passion, Par Benarar (Chrysalis) 10. Back In Black, AC DC (Arlanric) 8 Arthur (Orion) $64,000,000. 9 The Four Seasons (U) $51,200,000 10. Popeye (Por Disney) $40,000,000. TOP 10 SENIORS (for 7 semesters) 1. Kurr Stiles 6 Mike Dains 2. Mary Whitaker 7 Peggy Whitaker ‘ 3. VicW Goldstein 8 Jackie Jackson 4. Julie Couch 9. Lisa Pemberton 5. Edith Hawley 10. Kris Ross TV (The most-watched TV shows, according ro rhe Nielsen rarings) 1. M A S H (CBS) 2. The Dukes of Hozzord (CBS) 3. 60 Minutes (CBS) 4. Three's Company (ABC) 5. The Jeffersons (CBS) 6. Dallas (CBS) 7. The Love Boor (ABC) 8. Diff'renr Srrokes (NBO 9. Too Close For Comfort (ABC) 10. The Facts of Life (NBC) 75 SAVE AN ALLIGATOR SHOOT A PREPPIE From Video gomes ro rhe mosr fash- ionable dress sryles Volley Pork srudenrs keep up wirh rhe loresr fads. Paul Sreworr finds rhe Rubiks cube enough ro drive him crazy. Of course, rhe mosr in people ore on yearbook sroff and irs populor ro have senior picrures in color. 77 78 MORE WHAT'S IN FOR 1982 INS Desjgoer Jeans Lerrer Jockers Cowboy Hors 4 Wheel Drives Ralph Louren Polo Shirrs Leg Warmers ADMINISTRATION LEADERS OF THE PACK SUPERINTENDENT Dr. John J. Cleory PRINCIPAL Mr. John Kososh BOARD OF EDUCATION 82 Standing L ro IT: James Gregory, Director; Jock Steele, Treasurer; Charles Menley, Vice President Seared L ro IT: Joseph Horringron, Director; Sharon James, Secretory; Omar Feeler, President. SECRETARIES Mrs Shirley Gray BOOKKEEPING NURSE Ate. Mory Heinemonn Bookkeeper Ate. Por Gogon Ate Carolyn Schmidr Assisronr Bookkeeper 83 Ate. Ann Bryanr Mr. Brent Gregston FACULTY Mrs. Dor boro Anderson Desource Doom Mrs. Duth CompbeH Dosic Home Economics, Consumer Educorion, Home Nursing, World Food. Inrermediore Clorhing Ms Diane Dechroldr Physics, Freshman Gass Sponsor Ms Drendo S. Clinron Dookkeeping 1,1, Typewriring 1,1, Office Machines Mrs. Morie Duccheri Hedrh Mrs Merilee Dousrer Cheerieoding Sponsor, Physical Educorion Mr. Da sod Burton Bosk: Morh, Introduction to Algebra, Algebra 1,1, Trig. Mrs Doris Fridley Library Science Mr W om G Gouty American History, Sociology, American Government, Modern American History Mrs Susan Huff Spanish 1,11,111, Freshman Class Sponsor, Spanish Appreciation Mr Brent Gregsron Physical Educorion, Drivers Educorion, Junior Goss Sponsor Mrs Jenna Grubb Art I, Drawing Design, Pnnrmaking, Textiles, Ceramics. Junior Class Sponsor Mrs Lorraine Hackman Shorthand 1,1, Freshman English. Senior Class Sponsor Mrs. Carol Mier Chemistry, Biology. Physical Science Mr. John Seckmon General Shop. Power Mochonics. Drafting, Electridry. Wood III, Sophomore Class Sponsor Mr Philip G Wedel Geography, Your World, Communiry Educorion Mrs. Jeanne Nelson Business English, Spelling ond Vocabulary Mr. Horry Simon High School Bond, Beginning Bond. Concerr Bond Mr Lorry Wexelman Guidance Counselor Ms Denise Knopp Art, Speech, Dromo, Drawing ond Design Ms Dorr ho Osborn Beodmg Mrs Eileen Sherrill World History, Volley Pork Hisrory, Sr. Louis Area Hisrory, Psychology, Junior Ooss Sponsor Mr Fronk Wilhite Physical Educorion Mrs Louse Levine Basic Morh, Calculos, Sophomore Ooss Sponsor Mrs. Mildred H. Schultz Freshman English Mrs. Lona Vlohioris English Lit, American Ur., College Prep , Director of Curriculum Mrs Barbara Zmgrich Sophomore English, Newspaper, Yearbook, Senior Class Sponsor 85 Effie Fulrs; Crossing guord Dus Drivers, Margie Moise, Glen Srorier 86 Cofererio Sroff, Helen Doskowske, Effie Fulrs, Morgrer Vonce, Ido Jergens, Derry Doyer Cusrodions, Isr Dow (L ro D): Vick Vhire, Jimmy Nunnery. 2nd Dow Arr Smirh, Doy Whire, Mory Fredricks, Par Smirh, Jim Drorcher. 88 LONG TO BE REMEMBERED , , , Long ro be remembered is rhe winrer of 1982. January was a birrer cold monrh. January 10, was a record breaking fifreen degrees below zero wirh a wind chill of 70 below. Along wirh birrer cold remperarure Sr. Louis had a record snowfall for rhe monrh. Snow began falling Sarurday, Janu- ary X, and conrinued Through Sunay, January 31. The official measuremenr was 13.9 inches, bur in many areas ir measurer much larger amounrs. Counry Supervisor Gene McNary declared Sr. Louis Counry o disasrer area and Sun- day he dosed rhe roads ro all bur emergency rravel. He also dosed rhe schools for Monday. Cleanup efforrs were very slow and Volley Park Schools remained closed for 4 doys. The ciry deanup wenr even slower, and rhe dry schools remained closed for 2 weeks. Volley Park had ro exrend rhe school year ro June 2, ro make up for rhe exrra snow days. Nor only was January a record breaking monrh rhe 4 snow monrhs; November, December, January, and February accumulared a record roral of 33 inches of snow. Thar is 18.2 inches above rhe overage snowfalls of 14.8 inches. The birrer cold was felr in orher parrs of rhe narion. Ir cerrainly ployed o focror in rhe rescue arremprs of rhe Air Florida jer rhar arrempred ro rake off from Norionol Airporr, Washingron, D.C. and plunged inro rhe Poromac River, killing rhe pilors, 72 passengers aboard, and 4 passing moror- isrs. Snow, 40 degree remperarures, and ice on rhe airplane were blamed for rhe crash. In rhe midsr of rrogedy heroism srood our. One srranded male passenger passed rhe lifeline ro orher passengers 5 rimes rarher rhan save himself. When rhe lasr orrempr ro rescue him was made, he had slipped benearh rhe ice. Anorher air rragedy would be arrribured ro winrer condi- tions. A World Airways DC-10 skidded off an icy runway ar Logan Inrernarional Airporr and dipped inro rhe Bosron Harbor. Two passengers were losr in rhe frigid worers. 196 passengers, and 12 crew members were safe. Dromaric rescue of anorher nature rook place in Italy when U.S. Brigadier General James L. Dozier was dramati- cally rescued on January 28, by a ream of Italian onri- rerrorisr commandos. General Dozier has been raken from rhe Poduo apartment December 17, and held prisoner 42 doys by Italy's Red Brigades terrorisr. Freedom of another kind rook place in Canada. Under rhe leadership of Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, Canodo obtained irs own consrirurion after 115 years of British domi- nance. Appended ro rhe Consrirurion Act of 1982 which was signed by Queen Elizabeth was a charter of rights which guarantees Canadian Citizens freedom of speech, religion ond assembly. Everyone loves ro be a winner. The 54rh Academy Awards were held and rhe winners were: Besr Picrure: Chariots of Fire Besr Acror: Henry Fonda in On Golden Pond. Besr Acrress: Korharine Hepburn in On Golden Pond Besr Supporting Acrress: Maureen Srapleron in Reds. Besr Supporting Acton John Gielgod in Arthur. Besr Direction: Warren Beorry for Reds. Winners in rhe sports world were: Super Bowl- San Francisco 49er's won over rhe Cincinnati Bengals. Hockey's Sranely Cup wenr ro rhe New York Islanders over rheir ployoff win agoinsr Vancover Canunks. MISL- New York Arrows won rhe 4rh consecutive Major Indoor Soccer League Championship over rhe Sr. Louis Sreamers. John Belushi a winner in rhe world of enrerroinmenr losr his life. Dearh was arrribured ro a drug overdose. The L.A. Counry Coroner ruled rhor Belushi died from a mixed injec- tion of cocaine and herion. This mixture is called speedball- ing and is one of rhe horresr drug fods. Deorh also came ro Paul Lynde, 13 year cenrer square vereron of rhe Hollywood Squares,” and Cardinal John Cody, Archbishop of Chicago, who was under Federal Invesrigarion for allegedly missusing church funds. As rhe school year comes ro a close rhe major story in rhe papers is rhe war in rhe Falkland Islands between Grear Britain ond Argentina. The Falkland Islands are locared 400 miles southeast of Argentina and 6000 miles from England. The British colonized rhe Falklands 150 years ago, and in April of this year Argentina after unsuccessful arremprs ro arrain a diplomatic solution ro rhe Falklands invaded rhe island. The Brirish retaliated wirh force. 89 Congrarulorions To The Class Of 1982 From VALLEY PARK SCHOOLS CAL’S CLEANERS 220 Meramec Station Rd. Valley Park, MO 63088 Phone 825-2130 Cleaning Laundry • Suedes • Furs EXPERT ALTERATIONS Phone 343-2222 36-38 FENTON PLAZA FENTON. MISSOURI TEX SCHROEDER REBAR WIRE MESH CEMENT COLORINGS SLEEK TUBES POLY CEMENT EXPANSION JOINTS Fenton Supply Inc. CONCRETE SEALERS BRYAN BRODERICK SALES REPRESENTATIVE 7TH ANO MARSHALL VALLEY PARK, MO 63086 (314) 225-5858 FRONTIER FREEMAN TAXIDERMY STUDIO 26 MARSHALL RD. VALLEY PARK, MO. 314 225-7857 Denny Dennis Sporting Goods 1 GRAVOB FENTON, MO. 63026 343-9447 SHOOTING EQUIPMENT FISHING SUPPLIES DLACK POWDER Free Esrimores All Mokes ond Models UNIVERSAL AUTO BODY, INC. Phone: 225-4250 305 Eighth Sr. Volley Pork Missouri 63088 Quality Lines Machine Shop Service Sat.: 8 to 5 DON BERLEMANN Sun: 9 to! 225-6761 Tel. 225-5511 Hours: Tel. 225-5532 8:00 ro 6:00 Doily 8:00 ro 5:30 Saturday 9:00 ro 1:00 Sundays COMMERCIAL AUTO PARTS Brake Drums £ Disc Rotors Turned Here lOO S. MERAMEC STATION RD. HIGHWAY 141 AT MARSHALL RO. VALLEY PARK. MO. 63088 909 ST. LOUIS VALLEY PARK. MO 63088 225-3133 SMITTY'S AUTO BODY COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO BODY MECHANICAL REPAIR EXPERT PAINT WORK TOWING AVAILABLE BRUCE ZBAREN BOB BAICHLY Phone. 225-5343 GANZ INSURANCE AGENCY All Forms Of Insurance Sond-Grovel-Dirr-Srone-Groding WIDEMAN TRUCK SERVICE 622 Sr. Louis Avenue Volley Pork, Missouri Office Home 225-5349 225-4188 Income Tax 355 Meromec Sro. Pd. Volley Pork, Mo. 63088 94 Desr Wishes To Our Groduoring Seniors VALLEY PARK NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Pursuir Of Trurh Devorion To Excellence Nature Of Democraric Principles VALLEY PARK LIBRARY CONGRADULATES CLASS of '82 Congrorulorions Seniors From Librarians Board Members 1ST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH OF VALLEY PARK Joner Messerlo Jeanne Smirh 320 Benron 225-5608 Hours M-T-W-F 1 PM-6 PM Thur. 1 PM-8 PM Elmer Fain Nancy Moore Berry Davenporr Darlene Laws Elaine Feeler Donna Rauls Kerry Evans Arlen McElwee Evelyn Hall GOOD LUCK! DON'T FORGET US! MERAMEC VALLEY DANK 35 Marshall Road Volley Park. MO. 63088 VALLEY PARK DANK 815 Meramec Srarion Road Valley Park, MO 63088 % 97 VALLEY HEAT TREAT CO. Sixrh 6 Sr. Louis Ave Volley Pork, MO. 225-5222 CAROL HOUSE FURNITURE 38 Marshall Rd. Volley Park Call 225-3666 DOLTE'S- SUPERMARKET IGA 14 Marshall Valley Park, MO. 63088 Besr Of Luck Seniors Manchester Marshall 44 1 Chrysler Plant 1 3 Mi. W« t of Chrytlor Plant Dill's Auromorive IMPERIAL ORNAMENTAL METAL COMPANY INCORPORATED Fabricators Of Architectural Metals Aluminum • Bronze • Stainless Sreel Carbon Sreel Tune-up Brake Service Air Conditioning Bill Shrader 755 Foresr Ave. Valley Park, Mo. 63088 Phone: 225-5191 Bohn and Dawson Inc. 224 Benron Sr. Phone: P.O. Box 397 314 225-7760 Valley Park, Mo 63088 Sr. Louis, Mo. Conrracr Manufactures of Meral Tubing Parrs and Fabricarions FEED SEED FERTILIZER WELDING SUPPLIES IDrawITte HIIUMItlllllJil FENTOX FEED MILL 412 Water Street Fenton, Mo. 63026 I for Industry Bob Pittman 343-7272 X X HnH°2uI3 55 X 55 v 55EL ALLEY PARK X EVATOR AND V HARDWARE g ®5 Valley Park 225-7100 Hour : Mon. thru Fri. 8 to 7 Saturday 8 to 5 30 Matter Charge and Vito ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR 753 FOREST ST. LOUIS, MO 63088 (314) 225-6650 99 Complimenrs Of Young's Chicken Fish b Shrimp Greg, Shari, Nancy, Debbie Angie, Gwen, And Greg Phone 225-6677 YOUNG'S DAIRY MART Desr Wishes Class Of 82 Dud, Marilyn, And Granr Complimenrs a PRECISION FORGINGS Mitchell Auto Body Service Inc. GARY MITCHELL Pik 2ND b ST LOUIS AVENUES VALLEY PARK. MISSOURI 63068 in PURIFIERS SUPPLIERS. INC. SIO ST. LOUIS AVE. VALLEY PARK. MO. 63088 600 Sr. Louis Ave. Volley Pork, Mo. 53068 NEW FILTERS AIR-FUEL-OIL-COOLANT DIESEL AIR FILTERS NEW - REMANUFACTURED RECONDITIONED BILL LECOCO - PRESIDENT (314) 225-6086 Phone, 825-2885 C D ZEPHYR SERVICE SNAP ON ALIGNMENT BALANCING TOW SERVICE PICK UP DELIVERY TUNE UPS BRAKE SERVICE 370 MERAMEC STA RD VALLEY PARK. M0 63088 PUCKS 141 Zepher 2099 Hwy 141 Fenron, Mo. 825-8770 63026 )ier6ergr4 FOOD MARKETS You’ll Come Out Smiling- Complimenrs a VALLEY HOT FORMING COMPANY 524 Marshall Rd. Volley Pork, Mo. 63088 TOW1MG SERVICE 225-6335 TOWING 300 MERAMEC STATION R0 (HWY 1411 VALLEY PARK MO 63088 225 7182 OPEN 7 0AYS A WEEK MON SAT 8 AM TO 8 PM SUN 9 AM TO 5 PM 101 J K OIL SERVICE 341 Meremac Sro. Rd. Volley Pork, MO. 63088 PLANT — 225-7115 501 EIGHTH ST. BOB CORDES VALLEY PARK. MO. 63068 OFFICE — 966-4273 11814 CLAYCHESTER DR. ST. LOUIS, MO. 63131 PHONE 225-5370 Gaitakan CCectzic Go. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 264 S. HIGHWAY DR. VALLEY PARK. MO 63088 VALLEY MATERIAL READY MIXED CONCRETE 600 Sr. Louis Ave. Volley Pork, Missouri 63088 225-5336 Ready Mixed Concrere Building Moreriols 102 STROTHKAMP BROS. DECORATING CENTERS 627 Grovois Rood 340-7887 704 Manchesrer Road 227-5225 1288 Clayron Road 391-8448 Posrer Points Wallpaper Custom Draperies Custom Picture Framing Arr - Crafr - Supplies 404 Jefferson Avenue 225-5284 DAIN5 DELIVERY SERVICE Freight - Receiving - Service c o 8994 Manchesrer (Rear) Brenrwood, Mo. 63144 Roy Dains Valley Park, Mo. 63088 Dill Dains 227-9292 506 Manchesrer Rd. Manchesrer, Mo. Serving Valley Park for 8 years COMMERCIAL BROKERAGE INDUSTRIAL Appraisal for 5 area banks wirh 8 years experience OTTIE'S RESTAURANT We Are Wirh You 100% 100 Sr. Louis Ave. Volley Pork, MO. 225-5585 104 Valley mount ranch HIGHWAY 1-44 141 JCT (USE FENTON EXIT) VALLEY PARK MO. 63088 HAYNDE5 FOP YOUNG AND OLD OFFICE: 225-5243 RESIDENCE: 825-2234 SADDLE HORSES GROUP RATES FOR SADDLE HORSES RIDING LESSONS EXCELLENT CARE HORSES BOARDED HAYRIDES BARNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS BARN RENTAL FOR ALL OCCASIONS PICNICS HORSEBACK RIDING P VALLEY PARK FENTON EXIT J V . rtnivn . . IlF m TO T LOU)� VALLEY MOUNT OVER 30 YR3. EXPERIENCE (314) 025-2149 WEB 225 3466 St. Louis Boat Canoe Repair, Inc. BOAT REPAIR REPAIR MATERIAL LADDER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS WOOD AND ALUMINUM LADDERS VALLEY PARK, MISSOURI 63088 A Zfy Up. Phone: 314-225-5186 Sales Shipping 220 BENTON ST RICHARD MENLEY VALLEY PARK. MO. 63O0B Bus. Phone 025-4477 Thompson Standard Service MOTOR TUNEUPS - BRAKE SERVICE WHEEL BALANCING vedis Thompson Arden’s HIGHWAYS 141 Ac 1-44 VALLEY PARK. MO. 03088 DAY 225-5271 66” Service 1-44 AND 141. VALLEY PARK. MO U-haul Trailers 81 trucks ARDEN M HAWKINS BRUCE A HAWKINS 105 Good Luck Goss Of ''1982 Tue-Thur 5 PM til 1 2 Midnight Fri St Sat 5 PM til 3 AM Sunday 5 PM til 11 PM Closed Monday 3 - 4 Stonegate Center Hwy 141 Big Bend Joe Arcobasso Jr. Tom Newsham Proprietors 225-6611 SHILLINGTON BOX CO. 3501 Tree Courr Sr. Louis, MO. 63122 Phone: 966-2776 ADAMS QUICK STOP 324 Sr. Louis Ave 7 A M. - 11 P.M. Beer And Wine VALLEY PARK DRUG 228 MERAMEC STA. RD. VALLEY PARK, MO 63088 PHONE 225-5123 EXCELLENT RECORDS ARE KEPT FOR YOUR INSURANCE 6 TAX PURPOSES Complimenrs of Congrorulorions And Good Luck PM PRINTING b LITHO 25R Vonce Pood Volley Pork, MO 63088 225-7714 QUALITY PRINTING JOAN'S BEAUTY SHOP Lerrerheods Envelopes Forms NCR Booklers Announcement 4 Beckerr's Plaza Meromec Srorion Rd. Volley Pork, MO. 63088 Phone: 825-4606 Newslerrers 106 Compliments SPENCER KELLOGG DIVISION OF TEXTRON 75 £Z7z7 sSlLsSnX BB � SOO SCARLET OAK itVO . T LOUI� . MO. «IIIX Pmonc 225 3233 Area Cook 314 rip n y 22VMM f OOufTtMiy fmry RO . , «Him Wtdo NOB LASTING • PRIMING • SPRAY PAINTING • ANTIOUING • REPAIR WORK CaJ� For Free Estimate four Lorgt Small Work ? ? FUNERAL HOME 500 Manchester Road Ballwin, Missouri 0301 1 Rhone: 227 5511 F.F. KIRCHNER, INC. i The Idea Company in Masonry ” . BRIDGETON, • VALLEY PARK, WENTZVILLE, M0. • 314 291-3200 First Church of Christ 41-45 Main Srreer Valley Park Sunday Services Sunday School - 10:00 Chrisrian Science Reading Room 21-B Vance Road Valley Park Hours: Tuesday 12-3 P.M. Thursday 12-3 7-9 P.M. Sarurday 10-12 All ore welcome ro orrend our services and ro visit rhe Reading Room where rhe Bible and Chrisrian Science lirerarure may be read, borrowed, or purchased. 108 ii y. i' • .7