Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL THE SENIOR COLORS. Did you ever hear tell of the C ' olors Of the glorious class of eleven, Whose I ' ed and gray banner floats proudly, Proudly up toward the stars in the heaven! The red tells of glorious victory After figliting four years in the field, VICTORY, with thirty-two credits Our diploma will now be our shield. The gray speaks of all our great knowledge. Stored up in a safe called the brain To have and to hold until needed When a day comes with plenty of rain. We are proud, sir, indeed, of our colors, Dull gray and a fiery red. We will stand bv tliem tliru thick and tliin, And revere them until we are dead. LAURA KING. A rainy day.

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HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL SOPHOMORES 1 Berniee Barnes 16 Thomas Picard Floyd Black 17 Louise Roessler 3 Louisa Cox 18 Louise Sprencil ■4 Geneva Cobb 19 Harrison Steward 5 Tom Crosby 20 Gem Tyler 6 Wade Crumpacker 21 Irene Vanouse 7 Dale Dolson 22 Kenneth Wade 8 Helen Felmnan 23 Alma Welch 9 Amanda Gruenert 24 Earl Wilson 10 Raymond Harris 25 Blanche Williamson 11 William Jones 26 Carolyn Lembke 12 Ruth Kellogg 27 Marguerite Bennett 13 Hazel Keeler 28 James Keliher 14 Mearl Kitchen 29 Helen Freund 15 Marie McNay JUNIORS. 1 Adeline Amstutz 12 Joseph Gardner 2 Nellie Bruns 13 Glen Heard 3 Simon Bushore 14 Lillian Jungjohan 4 Genevieve Briggs 15 Minnie Homfeld 5 Grace Clifford 16 Marguerite Lembke 6 Frank Clifford 17 Inez Parker 7 Grace Chartier 18 Lee Roy Smith 8 Rav Dean 19 Milton Take 9 Hazel De Witt 20 Florence Van Ness 10 Gertrude Fabing 21 Mary Watt 11 Francis Fabing 22 Martha Keene

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20 HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL CLASS PROPHECY. Working one day in Miller ' s Lalioratory I was weary and ill at ease And my fingers wandered idly Around in the tub?s and keys. I do not know what I was doing Or what I was dreaming the while, But it sernied that the test tube before n Swelled out almost more than a mile. All through the large room it flooded Like an inflated rubber balloon And on it were painted the destinies Of the class that must graduate soon, slender figure with arms wavi resses a mass meeting of his De n the lireeze as atic constituents is Byron Findliug; and the coui)l( ' sittinii- side ))y side on the front row of seats, enthusiastically aiijjlauding every climax of the great orator, speak to each other as Ross and Ethel. I see a new Female Seminary operated and controlled by the superior genius of Daisy Bennett and her able German teacher, Elsie Marquardt. Looking about the city in the hope of locating others of my former classmates, I behold Russell Doty assuming his duties as new hydrant man for the Creamery and Valparaiso Fire Deijartment combined.