Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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FRESHMAN BOYS Bottom: Sherman Cotterman. Robert Olfest, Howard Fetterer. Thomas Auck, Jack Dougal, Clyde McCann, Mark Cadwell. Edward Fetla. Donald Bozarth, Joe Bibler, Wilham Kern. William Thorne, Francis Bryant, August Raelson. Wayne Tucker. William Malony. Robert Sawtell, Charles Younce, James Clifford. John Griffin, Ralph Sundin. John Campbell. Winslow Jones. Robert Lister. Paul Trapp, John Frederick, Donald Clark. Theodore Falls, Kennetli Prentiss, Jack Berlin, Lester Farrington. Melvin Sheets, Joe Thune, Thomas Nolan. Walter Woycik. Richard Walsh. Frank Fillwock. Ralph Doelling, Harry Smith, Clayton Fetterer, Donald Mills, Vernon Detlef. Charles Black, CairoU Church. Russell Shinabarger, Thomas Bo ' arly. Richard Henderson, Deward Gio -anetto. Max Beier. Duncan Garrison. Edgar Dost, Burl Maxwell, Wayne O ' Barr. Jack Dean, Bert Farnum, Robert Beeler, Junior Baker. John Judge, Milton Falls. John Daly, John DeCoster, Adrian Nichols. Frank Bogan, James Bigelow. Claude Biggs, Bill Pivarnik, Bob Gray, Allan Wheeler. James Soliday, Robert Stendahl, Maynard Niequist. Ernest Schramm. FRESHMAN GIRLS Bottom: Betty Lou Shinabarger, Betty Peters. Louise Swisher. Lou Jean Kluender, Florence Shinabarger, Marjorie Mead. Stella Mathews, Gene Beckwith. Elizabeth Nooan. Phyllis Crisman, Mary Jane Stoltz. Florence A ' Neals, Bernice Rumbaugh. Martha Wharton, Jean Mcllvain. Bertha Mae Wittenberg, Lois Dalke. Deris Dittman, Elnora Hill, Mabel Brown. Mary Forbes, Jacqueline Dispennett. Betty Bell. Anna Mahoney. Mary Martinal. Beverly Anderson. Rosemai-y Fulton. Eleanor Hiltpold, Marilyn Edwards. Norma Whitehead. Delores Whitcomb. Alice Clark. Maijorie Cornell, Shirley Jensen. Marvel Jean Brown., Rachel Snook, Lillian Malhews. Marguerite Pinkerton, Miriam Brown, Doris Lain. Mary Jane Bucher. Kathleen Witner. Ann Underwood, Mary Helen Breen. Helen Irwin, Lorraine Burns. Sina Church. Joan Whipple, Helen Combis. Marian Crosby. Madelon Fabing. Cornelia Powell. Lavergne Niequist, Peggy Tooie, Lillian Wilson, Lois Ludington. Maxine Jante, Phyllis Greene. Viola Mounce. Betty Rosenbaum. Marjorie Hoist, Marylou Peck. Frances Erea, Jeanne Claudon. Joan Horn. Barbara Slingerland. Jean Haley. Kathleen Nolan. Flora Edith Cox. Virginia Paul. Betty Lou Claudon Evelyn Pearson, Jeanette Schulz, Gladys Iden. Irmgard Hendrich. 1939 FRESHMEN Dorothy Emery, rginia Makovsky, Row 1 Bottom: Helen Miller, Bi-yce Billings, Lorraine Lindberg, William Conover. Marshall Handshy. Willard Wellman, Thomas Johnston. Violet Ludington. Vii Christian Meyers. Row 2 Mary Helen Wark, Betty Bratton. Barbara Niksch. Elaine Owens. Kenneth Pierce. Eugene Sanders, Kenneth Shupe, Harold Harmon. Robert Wilson. Alvin Barber, Robert Suesse, Virgis Mathias, Dixie Collingsworth. Row 3 Vance Buirus. Ralston Berrier. James Briscoe. Herman Corsbie. Alice Elger, Donald Findling. Melvin Frederick, Paul Hitesnian, Marilyn Lambert. William Lloyd, Jeannette McKim, Marcile Mead. 29

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Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 SOPHOMORE GIRLS Bottom: Julia Tuthill, Helen Butterfield. Madeline Falls. Evelyn Tomlinson. Beineice Eick, Florelle Luedtke. Shirley Hibbels. Catherine Spencer. Helen Bliss. Mary Thiesen. Marillynn Heap, Mary Ellis, Elizabeth Foxworthy, Rosemary Koch, Helen Miller. Lcnore O ' Donnell. Vivian Parry, Bonnie Sauter. Helen Clark, Gloria Bagdon. Arlene Benson, Ernia Jean Buckles. Marie Morthland. Marilyn Edelman, Hilde Buck. Carolyn Lindsey. Jeanelte Woycik, Marjorie Petralias, Josephine Mayer. Rita Schoof, Avirelia Tucinski, Betty Varner. Lorna Owens, Rosemary Claussen. Ruth Barkley. Helen Kenyon. Frances White, Norma Story, Patricia Wolf. Janet Shauer, Bertha Swanson. Shirley Goble, Karyll Mae Kluender. Hazel Leon. Ada Kilmer. Lu Jane Wertman, Elaine Magid, Betty Lucid. Eva Brown, Jean Deckro, Deltha Johnston- Isabel Fabing. Patricia Diuilap. Marguerette Goodrich, Gloria Nogard. Ruth Cotterman, Margaret Snow, Margaret McGillicuddy, Eileen Larcom. Mary Green, Marion Scoville. Gloria Boule. Dorothy Mockler, Barbara Dick. Marguerite Snyder, Mary Frances Bloeman, Louise Ahlgrim. Barbara Martin. SOPHOMORE BOYS Row 1 Bottom: Harold Corsbie. Wayne Farnnsiton. John Borum, Charles Barber. Gunter Pintzke, Charles Fades, Eugene Hart. Donald Campbell, James Leffler, Bennie Howard, Wendell Waskom. Jack Brownbridge. Jack Kuhn, Charles Sink, Byron Smith, Roy Williamson. Row 2 Donald Hardesty. William Murphy, Charles Harmon. Donald Burch. John Cleveland. Frank Slagle, William Bowman, DeForrest Ailes, John Hoyt. Arthur Nolan, Richard Church, William Porter, Robert Gregory. James Wright. Paul Or wig. Carrol Wilgus. Robert Koselke. Row 3 Stanley Sterbenz. Delmar LaCoLint. Richard Marrell. Robert McKay, Kenneth Urschel, Charles Coyer, William Hollandsworth, William Take, Robert King. Richard Moltz, Warren Hoover, Donald Hamilton. George Adams, William Graves. Row 4 Raymond Wickizer, Kenneth Conrick. Martin Miller. Wesley Barrier, Robert Rutter, Philip Jonas, Robert Johnson, Frederick Miller, Oscar Shepard, Roy Shinabarger. James Howard. Robert Bagdon. Waller Molmdcr. James Griffith. ® STILL MALLEABLE • • • Although unorganized, this class is only too glad to be sophomores, as they know well the hardships and tribulations of the freshman. They have been friendly and salutary to those unfamiliar and inexperienced with the school and its activities. Composed of 150 students, this group has made remarkable advancement in every phase of school life. Many rated high as to scholastic endeavor and not a few received scholastic awards. The band and orchestra includes several sophomores; likewise the a cappella choir and the two glee clubs. This class was also very active in other school clubs and organizations. Those interested and outstanding in the various fields of activity are to be commend- ed. Walter Molinder and Gene Hart contributed their share in athletics; Carolyn Lindsey and Rosemary Koch were superior in their studies; Janet Shauer attained honors in the glee club and a cappella choir; and Stanley Slerbenz and Deltha Johnston were active in the band. For a class unsponsored and one which holds no social functions, this group is well able to carry on as upperclassmen and to be successful in all that it undertakes. 28

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• INFORMAL SNAPS • • • Songstress Gloria Nogard enjoys the winter sunshine . . . Underclassmen eye Mr. Jessee with his beautiful bouquet of flowers . . . Glaydis Basinger making what we hope is music as she plays seriously on her trumpet ... A mixture of boys and bicycles as seen from above . . . Skeets Hoover hides behind Lenore O ' Donnell ' s temporary pose of sophistication ... A welcome sight to those who live a long way from school . . . What could they be so earnestly thinking about . . . One of the units of our marching band practices on his trombone . . . Richard Zimmerman carefully melts a glass tube in chemistry laboratory while Virginia Anderson works painstakingly in the distance . . . Steve Kriston, a football hero, who plays in the line . . . Gladys Makovsky vocalizing outdoors so the birds may learn a lesson . . . All lined up to watch the world go by . . . Kochie studying to get grades better than the good ones she already gets . . . Irrepres- sible Lu Jane Wertman casts a come-hither look at some lucky student . . .Joan Whipple rolls her eyes at a passing gentleman, Curt Dye (see his shadow?) and waves at the camera . . . Eagerly (?) trooping back to the school building. Faces of Future Graduates