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Teresa Adkins (Sepulveda)

Then Then
Now Now
City: Denver
Tell us about your life since 1975: B.S. degree Loyola University, MBA Northwestern University Kellogg Graduate School. Retired GM/Vice President in Fortune 500 Companies. Currently an adjunct professor at Denver University. 2x cancer survivor. Traveled the world, living in Denver and loving life! Husband in Cybersecurity. Son attending Colorado State University.
Any funny stories to share of high school: In Denver this weekend, I ran into a gentleman who had a St. Louis t-shirt on and we immediately asked each other "what high school did you go to?". Having lived in so many places, that's one common theme with the lovely people of St. Louis :).

Juan Alvarez, MD

Then Then
City: Saint Charles
Tell us about your life since 1975: I graduated from Washington University for my undergraduate degree in Biology and then graduated from The University of Michigan Medical School. I did my internship and residency at The Jewish Hospital at Washington University and then joined my father (for 10 years) in private practice in North St. Louis County. I just retired December 2024 and am enjoying my freedom! I was blessed to have met my beautiful wife Patti while doing research at Jewish Hospital and we have been blessed to have 3 amazing children and now have 3 beautiful grandchildren.
Any funny stories to share of high school: I was going to lunch one day and Mr. Al Burr grabbed my trapezius muscle as he liked to do and said, "Do you want to hear a good joke?". I said "Sure". He said "What do you get if I shot you? A hole in Juan!" The he gave out a big belly laugh. I'm not so sure that a Principle could get away with that these days!
Not funny but fun story. One day after school, me and James Beauchamp Mobis sang "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" in the stairwell in our high falsetto because the acoustics were so good. A-weema-weh, a-weema-weh. Another favorite story was when the choir went to Southeast Missouri State to sing and while on the bus we sang "Black Water" in acapella. We sounded so good and had a great time. Miss G was an excellent teach her and she helped me develop confidence in myself. Hard work and believing in yourself pays off.

Hedy Boone (Frankenfield)

Then Then
Now Now
City: Dardenne Prairie
Tell us about your life since 1975: Taught one year of Kindergarten, managed racquetball and fitness clubs for 24 years, Asst Parks & Rec Director for the City of Ballwin, 15 years and now retired. Married 34+ years, daughters, Amanda and Rachel and 2 grands.
Any funny stories to share of high school: Remembering, one Senior Skip Day-swimming at Rae Ann's pool with Mike Tines and Paul Ellis....Had to hurry to make our softball game. Well...too much sun, chlorine and too much fun.. We didn't fair too well that day on the field...But what memories!!!

Susan Bruno (Salerno)

Then Then
City: Manchester

Norman Chadwick

City: Fariview Heights

Linda Corbin

Then Then
City: Olathe

Nancy Dye MD (Viviano)

Then Then
City: ROANOKE VA

Sue Groth (Etz)

Then Then
City: Bristow

Diane Guenther (Hoffner)

Then Then
Now Now
City: Chesterfield

Rob Hallam

Then Then
Now Now
City: Orlando
Tell us about your life since 1975: Mizzou J-School, CorpComm at Home Depot etc, twin daughters

Margo Hoffmann-Shanley (Hoffmann)

Then Then
Now Now
City: Leslie
Tell us about your life since 1975: My career started in 1977, and I spent nearly 40 years teaching high school math, after earning a BS in Mathematics and an MS in Gifted Education. Over the course of my career, I became a National Board Certified Teacher and spent an additional eight years teaching at Lindenwood University. I officially retired from teaching in 2022, and currently sit on the founding Board of Education for Christ the King Lutheran High School. Now, my creative, chain saw carving husband and I live in a lovely log cabin, the Dragon On Ranch, nestled in the midst of 42 acres, part of which is a native wildflower prairie, where I raise bees and attempt to herd cats. I also have a wonderful daughter who teaches Journalism and is a photographer.
Any funny stories to share of high school: At the 1975 graduation party, in the woods, on our Barrett Station Road farm, a friendly County Mounty stopped by and ask if he could look around. What could I say, but yes! He walked to the edge of the woods, glance about and radioed to the helicopter flying above, "The whole graduating class of Parkway West is here. Shine your light to let them know we are here, and then go home." He then wagged his finger at me and said, "Have a good life," and drove away.

True Morse

Then Then
Now Now
City: Asheville
Tell us about your life since 1975: 1979 Purdue BS Industrial Mgmt, Civil Engr concentration. 1980 Moved to St. Simons Island, GA for a field assignment on a hospital project. 1983 Married Jane Lovvorn. 1984 moved to Charlotte, NC. 1984 moved to Cary, NC. 1989 moved to Asheville, NC where we continue to live. 27 years with Mission Health System until 2016 in various facility and real estate roles. 1992 MBA Wake Forest University. 2017 - 2022 Wake Forest Baptist Health/WFU School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC design & construction director. 2 sons. 3 grandchildren.

Christi Moses (Jones)

Then Then
Now Now
City: Chesterfield
Tell us about your life since 1975: Retired

Kim Pappas (Spoeneman)

Then Then
City: St. Louis

Cynthia Richardson (Overton)

Then Then
Now Now
City: Bridgeton
Tell us about your life since 1975: Mizzou, 1979; moved to Philly area; long career with American Red Cross Blood Services. Married the best of the best; moved to rural southern NJ; another long career as a technical writer+ in banking. Raised Cooper, now an immigration lawyer in AZ, and Noah, now a software engineer in Philly area. Retired. Still running (started at PWHS). Dearest friend is from PWHS (Patty Dahlem Grant).
Any funny stories to share of high school: I was barely known, but if the name Overton is familiar, I was often recognized as the librarian's daughter or the accomplished runner's sister (Don, class of '71).

Connie Sexton Moore (Kamakas)

Then Then
City: St. Louis

Jan Slade (Thornton)

Then Then
City: Virginia Beach

Jeannie Smith (Sopp)

Then Then
City: Warrenton

Scott Smith

Then Then
City: St Louis

Thomas Smith

Then Then
Now Now
City: Manchester
Tell us about your life since 1975: Retired from Missouri Baptist University has an associate vice president and director of athletics. Had a great career being able to encourage a mentor, both coaches and students throughout my life. Also serve on the Parkway school districts, alumni Association Board of Directors.
Any funny stories to share of high school: I guess one of my favorite funny events in high school was having Perry Young drop me off on one side of a lawn where a party of elderly people were dancing to mood lights and big band (WW2) music in their backyard. I ran to where they were, naked and exposed fully, streaking their party. Well, we had phone books back then, so the next morning my dad abruptly woke me up early Saturday morning, with the owner of the home informing my father I had dropped my wallet in their backyard. I was humiliated picking it up. Heck, maybe that’s the reason the song was written, “They call him the streaker“!

Debbie Thompson (Nizborski)

City: St Louis

Donna Travis (Sandstedt)

Then Then
Now Now
City: Creve Coeur

Vikki Williams (Alper)

City: Ballwin
Tell us about your life since 1975: I’m alive????

Teri Witry (Leahy)

Then Then
City: Mequon

Sandy Wysocki (Etz)

Then Then
Now Now
City: Pewaukee
Tell us about your life since 1975: Live in Milwaukee area, married 42 years, 3 kids, BJ Mizzou, MBA Marquette, now run a local performing arts center

Elizabeth Yeargain (Bettis)

Then Then
City: Fort Worth
Tell us about your life since 1975: BBA from TCU; retired banker; seven grandchildren