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

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Ray Crltes munches potato chips while watching “Geraldo. AFTER SCHOOL HAPPENINGS Have you ever wondered what oth- er students do after the 2:35 bell rings? After a tough day at school, junior Ray Crites commented, “I like to go home, pig out and be a couch potato.” Other students like to get out of the house. Seniors Kurt Bergmark and Aaron McElwee often go to Music Vi- sion or Streetside Records to pick up the latest albums. In the evening hours the concert scene is popular. Junior Jerry Lo- fland said, “The Great White Concert in November was loud and thra- shin’.” First-time concert goer Becky Rauls commented, “The light show was great and my ears were ringing after the U-2 concert!” After school, students are just look- ing for relaxation. “Between school and work a little sleep is always on my mind,” confessed senior Sally Harrington. By Kurt Bergmark

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Tom Hicks, Jerry Loftland, Danny Fowler, and Steven Morphew praised the Dio concert as the best ot the year. ,0 .-J ro n M Or th an °kk Senior Aaron McElwee flips through the latest metal albums. After Hours

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THE LONG AND SHORT OF IT Whether your preference is tor long or short, from hair styles to hemlines, this is the time to show your own style. Hemlines are both up and down and both are fashionable. “The long skirts are more comfortable to me,” said sophomore Angela Hasson. Hairstyles also express individuality. Hair can be traditionally long or cut for the punk look. Any length of hair for men and women is acceptable so stu- dents tend to have their way of looking good. Sophomore Nick lavarone has a style all his own. Nick has his basketball 10 on the side of his head. “It was just something different to do,” Nick ex- plained. By Robert T. Watson