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SIMPLY People 14 People Teenage Health Consultants Jim Walker and Patty Poppe speak to Coach Wil- hite's P E. class on stress management.
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Alicia Jacobs (12) escorted by Eddie Find- er. Edie Schwartz (12) escorted by brother Mike Schwartz. Kim Washington (12) escorted by Elphriam Todd. Diane Rucker(12) escorted by Randel Rus- sell. Carolyn Sidwell (12) escorted by Gerald Martin (10). Reigning queen Cathy Moffatt crowns 1987 Prom queen Alicia Jacobs. Prom 13
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Many students show outstanding achievements Students had a chance to show off many special talents both in and out of school. In October, Chris Chadd was the first Valley Park student to be- come a member of the Meramec Community College Orchestra. “I had never played in an orchestra before. It was really hard to ad- just to the new style of music, said Chris. During the school year Chris attended rehearsals every Wednesday, and appeared in four formal performances. Chris hopes to someday pursue a suc- cessful music career. In November, four students at- tended a seminar at the St. Louis County Health Department. This seminar certified Patty Poppe, David Finder, Jeff Miller, and Jim Walker as Teenage Health Con- sultants. Throughout the school year these four students gave speeches to a number of Valley Park classes. We gave talks on sexual responsibility, child abuse, stress management, and drug abuse, said Jim Walker, The most popular subject was stress management. Also in November, seven Valley Park students packed up and headed for the woods. Jim Mat- lock, Fred Palmer, Tom McKinnon, Timm Courtney, Jim Walker, Tim Fain, and Dan Ray cleaned their guns and set out to hunt deer. However, upon returning to school, only Fred Palmer and Jim Walker were able to boast of having shot deer. I bagged mine the first day out, said Fred. Most of the group is already looking forward to next year's hunting season, and hoping to bring home a deer each. On May 7, Karen VanBuren played in a charity basketball game to benefit Cardinal Glen- non Hospital for Children. The teams consisted of the top high school players from the city and county. Karen said, I was ex- cited to be chosen as one of the best. The game was a lot of fun, and it was for a good cause. All proceeds from the game went to Cardinal Glennon. Karen VanBuren glows with pride in her The happy hunters show off their re- Cardinal Glennon All-Star T-shirt. wards for the many long hours spent wait- ing in the woods. Chris Chadd waits patiently for the direc- tion to begin playing. People 15
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