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

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 2 pRiny Gfrnty: Kim Fowler (11) gives Josten repre- sentative the balance on her ring.

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Cusack crowned 1st Sadie Hawkins king Student Council representative Bill Hansel (12) suggested that the field day dance be changed to a Sadie Hawkins format including the crowning of a king. “I was tired of the same old thing over and over again. The school is so plain; it needs a little excitement and change of pace.” “I think it’s a neat idea, it gives guys a chance to run for something. Girls get Prom and Homecoming; so guys should have a chance,” said Tina Booth (12). “Sadie Hawkins gave the girls a chance to ask guys to a dance. Most guys around here are shy and won’t ask girls to a dance,” said Donna Workman (12). The dance followed the regular field day ac- tivities such as the balloon stomp, kickball, vol- leyball, basketball, relay races, and tug-of-war. Seniors took first place for the day. Bill Hansel (12). Ken Stiles (12), and Kd Finder (12) pull the senior class to a victory. Mr. Sadie Hawkins. John Cusack (12) escorted by (leorfjia Lucas (12) Jim Walker (11) escorted by Tina Booth (12). Kd Finder (12) escorted by Alicia Jacobs (11). tPadie. il

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Mega bucks spent on rings Twenty-five juniors spent a total of $4,205.37 or an average of $168.21 for their class rings. Carolyn Sidwell (11) ranked as the top spender for the class by spending $232.43. “I wanted to get a gold ring and have diamonds, too. To get this I had to spend as much money as I did.” The least amount spent for a ring was $99.82. $194.48 was the top dollar spent by boys. Nine guys spent that amount for a 10K gold ring. Not every junior bought their ring from Josten’s. Karen VanBuren (11) purchased her ring from Weh- muellers. “I thought that Weh- muellers might have a bigger selec- tion. I also liked some of their art carved rings. I paid $218 for my ring, so I was not obviously after a cheaper price.”