Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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SERVICE AWARDS AWARD DAY For the first time in the history of V. H. S., portions of two days were given over to presenting awards to students who merited this honor. The above pictures show some of the monograms and letters given. It has long been the custom to give athletic distinction, but never before was special service in other activities recognized in this way. CLUB AWARDS German Club — Mary Frances Moreland Local History — Joseph Austin, George Langrebe, Audrey Miller Latin Club — Gladys Palmer Home Economics — Lucille Henry, Hazel Strong, Margaret White Nature Club — Kathryn Harris Science Club — Joseph Urschel Art Club — Frederick Skinner Commercial Club — Earl Inman, Hazel Peterson Girl Reserve— (Junior and Senior) Kathryn Harris, Mary Ellen LaRue Girl Reserve — (Sophomore) Louise Goddard, Rena Thorgren Girl Reserve — (Freshman) Helen Hall Hl-Y — Frank Briggs, Harold Keehn, Jack Gibbs, Robert Wise CONTEST Latin Contest — Rosemary Blaese, Mary Gant, Louise Goddard, Janet Stoner, Mona Jane Wilson Mathematics Contest — Claire Dawson, Jean Allett, Mary Deal, John Williams Washington Essay — Virginia Frederick Oratory — Helen Ball Constitutional Essay — Phillip Getzinger YELL LEADER Dorothy Goddard Eighty-c

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National gdtnlasitr ffrpfis ABsnrtatuji 1932 AU..AMERICAN YEARBOOK CRITICAL SERVICE JyfiLECilflCl , ., udfd feetoni) Class pernor bating ;» A. Twelfth m,; m J Yearbook C™;™ S,™, „ A, N.Ha.1 SrUaaU Frets Association oU- the University of Minnesota. Department of Journalism, the First Jay of Nonmher, 1$52. OUR AWARDS VALENIAN AWARD For three consecutive years the publishers of the Valenian have en- tered their respective annuals in the contest for rating of annuals by the I. H. S. Press Association. This association holds an annual convention at Franklin College where the awards are presented. Our Valenian of 1932 received first place in Class III division. The Valenian received a rating of 80 points out of a possible number of 100. For this, we received a silver cup as an award. BEACH AWARD Each year this award is given by the Beach Jewelry Company in memory of George F. Beach, who was a graduate of V. H. S., to the boy who has shown the most real school spirit for promoting high ideals. Robert Wise was honored by receiving the 1932 award. VICTOR TILTON AWARD Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Tilton, in memory of their son, Victor, whose tragic death occurred on August 8, 1930, present each year a medal pur- chased with the income from a sum of money, which Victor had earned. This award is given to the boy who is outstanding in athletics, and has always been won by those taking part in baseball, which was Victor ' s favorite sport. The award was won by Robert Johnson last year. KAPPA PRIZE The Kappa Prize is given each year by the local chapter of the Tri Kappa Sorority to the senior girl who has shown the most outstanding qualities in attitude, friendliness, and co-operativeness. A committee of three teachers selects the girl on whom this prize is conferred. Dorothy Dean won the award last year. DELTA AWARD The De lta Award, a ten dollar gold piece, is presented each year by the Delta Sorority in Valparaiso. This award was given to Mildred Shideler last year. Special consideration is given to those girls who are most interested in wholesome athletic activities. QUILL AND SCROLL Last year Valparaiso High School was granted a charter by the Quill and Scroll, honorary journalistic society. Both our publications, The Valpost and Valenian, had to be accepted by this national organization before becoming members. Kathryn Harris and Oscar Froberg were the 1933 members admitted. Eighty

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SENIOR PLAY Stanley Alms Robert Kinne Catherine Clifford Alfreda Putnam Darwin Whitesell VALENIAN Dorothy Bay Rosemary Blaese William Chambers Catherine Clifford Gilbert Holt Benjamin Schenck Genevieve Smith Joseph Urschel Raymond Warner Robert Wise Jean Allett Dorothy Anderson Eric Andres Rosemary Blaese Lorraine Bordeau Robert Burk William Chambers Margaret Crisman SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Claire Dawson William Forney Hyland Fulton Lucille Gifford Louise Goddard Esther Nehring Bettylou Nichols Pauline Ruge Mary Alice Sharp Bettie Wark William Warner James Wharton Darwin Whitesell Mona Jane Wilson Mary Louise Wilson Robert Wise Laurel Zimmerman OUTSTANDING SERVICE Dorothy Anderson Gunnard Nielsen TYPICAL GIRL AND BOY Ruth Sanford Harold Keehn Estelle Agnew Stanley Alms Dorothy Anderson Dorothy Bay Wilma Beach Frank Briggs Keith Brown William Chambers Marvin Cook MUSIC AWARDS Jeanette French Jack Gibbs Robert Kinne Christine Lindall Maxine McNeely Robert Mitchell Gunnard Nielsen Carmen Ponader Alfreda Putnam Ruth Sanford Frederick Skinner James Wharton Darwin Whitesell John Williams Kenneth Williamson Mona Jane Wilson Robert Mitchell Eighty-two