Valley High School - Vall Ee Hi Yearbook (Fairview, IL)

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VALL-EE-HI STAFF Hurltara Forneris Editor Robert lla amaii Hutines Manager Vall-ee-hi Staff Editor Barbara Forneris Assistant Editor Mary Alice McMahon Business Manager Robert Hagaman Assistant Business Manager Virginia Peterson Photographer Firmon Melton Assistant Photographer Bobby Elliott Typists Lillian l.angenstein. Delores Logue. Shirley Way Sponsor Mrs. Warfield Feature Writers Voice of the Valley Louella Lundry Music Carol Vollmar Class Prophecy Mary A. McMahon chr.. Marilyn Cox. Emma Rench F. F. A. Gordon Markley, Donald Sheckler F. H. A. G. A. A. Class Poem Class Will Student Council Vall-ee-hi Staff Basketball JoAnne Baxter Shirley Way, Ruth Grieve Shirley Way chr., Carol Vollmar. Delores Logue, Larry Latimer Barbara Forneris chr.. Joan Rock, Louella Lundry. Leon Dierdorff Carol Vollmar Mary Alice McMahon Bill Gentle Money to produce this book was raised in several different ways. Some of these were selling schedule pencils, stationery. Christmas cards, securing patrons and having a fishpond at the G. A. A. carnival. Much of the success of this year's Vall-ee-hi goes to our sponsor. Mrs. War- field. who helped us very much. The staff wishes to express its sincere thanks to her and to anyone who helped to make this edition a success. Seated—Delores Logue. Lillian l.angenstein. Barbara Forneris. Shirley Way. Firmon Melton. Standing—Mrs. Warfield. Mary Alice McMahon. Robert Hagaman. Virginia Peterson. Bobbie Klliott. 4 The I9‘ l Vail ee-Hi

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 ecUcctifoK To that lull grntleman always wen in tin halls of V. II. 8., who towers uhovr us not only in height hut in rhararter and sincerity, we, the class of 1951, with great respect dedicate this edition of the Yall-ee-hi. In so doing we wish to express our gratitude to the man who hus done so much to make Valley High an excellent school, who has shown such friendly interest in each of us as individuals and whose influence will follow us wherever we go, Mr. Estel Wood, the principal of our school. The 1951 Vall-et-Hi 3

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The latest addition to our school was a new building, which has been very much enjoyed by all of us. It was purchased from Camp Ellis and was formerly used as a Jewish chapel. But at Valley its use is very different, for it became our new cafeteria and band room. Nourishing meals were served at low cost to the faculty and students. The majority of whom availed themselves of the opportunity to eat a hot meal at noon. The north end of the building was used by the band, who had previously held its classes in the American Legion building down town. Mr. Winkle and his band members were very much pleased with this new location for more reasons than the short distance to the dinner table.