Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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26 HIGH SCHOOL AXNUAL. S ' o -n if 11 ■ 7 ' ■ : a W r m 1 ' i, m -P i M R i r : -. - s

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HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL. V. H. S. V. H. S.! ' tis of thee, High School grandissime! Of thee I sing; School where the faithful plied! Hughart ' s and Skinkle ' s pride! Through all thy portals wide Let wisdom ring. My alma mater, thee, Fount of diploma-cy! And fads galore: I love each frescoed wall, Platform, stern desk and all School-mates, what ' er befall, I thee adore. Let Rah, Rahs rend the air. Let Juniors brave and fair Hail Valpo ' s banner: Let Freshmen ' s tongues awake; Let Sophomores partake; While Seniors all records break, To do thee honor. Teachers and text-books! thee, Now to posterity. We do resign: Long may our minds be bright, Charged with thy classic light; Illuminate with all thy might, Nineteen ought nine! — WM. JOHNSTON.

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HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL. Class Will. E, the Senior class of 1900. bein ' in good health and our ri ,dit minds, do herel)y declare this document, which is our last written paper, to be our last Avill and testament. We do hereby give and be(|ueatli to — Ir. llug ' hart and Ir. Skinkle. our beloved suiierintendent and principal, our gratitude for the many things they have done for us and every wish for their continued prosperity and happiness. Ir. Edward Langley, of this city, for artistic drawings, the same. To Miss Benney, our loving devotion for her ever ready assistance in times of discouragement. To JNIiss Mclntyre, a new edition of encyclopediae and dictionaries. To ] Irs. Brook, the lifelong friendship and loyalty of this class. To ] Ir. filler, a new stock of dry cells, a laboratory towel, and a bottle of walnut hair dye. To Mr. Marine, a nnniature tailoi ' shop and a pair of curling tongs. To Mr. Wedeking, our youngest teacher, a rattle. To the Faculty, as is the yearly custom, the large red brick edihce for the betterment of the feeble-minded. To a Iiss ] IacQuilkiu, the eternal thanks and gratitude of this Senior class. To the High School, a new chemistry laboratory. To the Debating Society, Xinah lann. To the coming young orators, Charles Ilahnkamp, who is well informed on ' ' Woman ' s Suffrage. ' ' To the Freshman class, all our worldly belongings herewith enumerated : Crayons, rulers, pens, pencils, compasses and note books to assist in Prof. Skinkle ' s and Miss Mclntyre ' s classes. Also all bonbon boxes and peanut shells, clean laboratory towels and fresh air in the Assembly Hall. To the Sophomores, the right to be Juniors, if they can. To the Juniors, the right to be tardy and the privilege to go to the Public Library without filling out blanks, as we feel that they have attained the age of the staid and dignified Seniors. To the prosperous sewing class, a new director in domestic arts. To the High School Chorus, Agnes Winneguth, to sing in the Bridal Chorus and, last but not least, our successful prima donna, Bernice Krieger.