Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL monthly honor rolls and .l..iri-; ■ We have uiicl..uli1r.lly l.oon : wo WhiU ' it has l.o,.n a most lia l.ooii sorrow as woll as .joy. Kirs llioii lliH swoot, .|uiot Nrllio Bai-t from us. illicl;iii ' j huiich ol ' Freshies only eighteen to I he ciiil, hut those eighteen have stood hor and will stand as long as thei ' e remains lie class of 1I)(17. HVRdN SMITH.

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HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF 07. WSS ■ SEPTEilBEK uf 11)03 we tame tugether for the I J first time from the various grammar scliools of |ra Valparaiso and vicinity, and proudly entered the ) Freshman class at the old Central building. It happened that we were the last Freshman class to beyin work in that historic pile, and our boys the last to be paddled over that much-worn stone at tlic south entrance. After three long days of snul)s and i imiriiny, we were moved — bag and baggage — down to make-shift apartments over the post office, where for two years we patiently awaited the completion of the new building. Two days were occupied in moving and some of us have never fvdly recov- ered from the demoralizing eflt ' ects of those moving days. Once established in those crowded rooms and dark, nar- row halls, our class at once began to take an active part in high school life ; our class letters were emblazoned the high- est on that bare, unpainted front wall ; our initials were cut the deepest and mo.st frequently on the desks and chairs; here Jack ' s presence was first felt through his notorious bent pins; here everything was done that ingenious Freshies could conjure up to annoy the teadicrs and torment the upper-classmen. We were fnrty stnmi;- and stcjod loyally together in all things. The second vear brought us together with a smaller ll.lr.l us 111.!., athl .1st Junior year, bringing with it the ever-sl Editor-in-chief. A general good-feeling Ihr work and it has been a great year; the other classe? given us no trouble whatever; the faculty have gi undisputed possession of the back seats; and the high

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HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 15 CLASS PROPHECY 07. that h,. has at last foiueled tli. ..vat old; Pi ' ' ;os;n;uy:uaiu::n:! ' ' ' sii ' A:; nst havr. ,sup- t Cartha with lns!;!m;.|s,mrti! ' vs,,,. ' t..d. ' ' ' ued. one of her sweet smiles. ■ But III ' is not the oiil - iiirmlicr id ' tl at idass of ' 07 -Ol,, th.t will he s, l,.,„l„l, r ■ ' ■ - ■ ' • • has won rriiowii for himseir. You ha e (d ' tell read o the Why, .just think, we will enter lli-li ScIkh.I hei-I ' ;::; ' s!:;:;:;:: famous artist, Harold llai-risoii. Ilr h tioii in thr world of art and I .am |ii-oii( to say that h. •olu- ■■V. ' iy well tli. ' rj, 1 will tril y..u .if my hi.. a friiMid of iniiir. lie was always a lioy to turn frowns into When I wiis iilK.nt y.MU- n-r 1 pnteivd lii-h sel o,,| in tie- rity sniilrs and si-lis into prals of laughtio of Valparaiso. There were hrtw.M-n forty lu ,1 lifty 1 |,1,. ■■There were girls in the class too, •ho have won p aces who entered at the same tini.. nnd we wrrc i ,1 1 ' i, lui|,|,y for themselves in the respect of their •ountryiiieii. ( irrie lot of ' fre.shies. ' Wliitloek, the wonder of our class, and ] y far the hriy itest But, alas, when four y.v ' irs liiol rnl|,.,l around, tlirr. ' iiirinl.rr. is now at the lir.ad of tile de lartmeiit of fo eign were only eighteen left to slinrc the honors .f gra luati..n. lall-llaees 1 le of the -re.ltest IlIIIV •rsltles of the and. Those boys and girls seem likr l.rntli.rs nm sist.M-S to IIH ' Helen I ' aeill and (leraldine . leXleee, wo of the swi ■lest yet, and since that time when we imrtcd, 1 havr wat.di.-d uirLs of our elass, have 1 nine univers, lly known for heir each one as he or she went out into the wm-hl ■• ll..re . nnt iiiiisieal talent. ( leraldine .so far has ■ho.sell to rellia II III Cartha paused and a far-away, dreamy look .-am., into li,.r siliele lllessedness, l.llt Helen is the Wife of a wealthy li: nker eyes. and lives in New Y.U ' k City. Oh. tell us who they were and all ali. lit th. ' iii. Do ■■Two other of the girls live in the I- ast. Kate And rson grandma, the girls pleaded. was married to a prominent lawyer am her home is n, w in Our class president, Aunt Cartha tin dly resumed, Bo.ston. Ella Vincent is the wife of one of the lei ding was Byron Smith, a handsome, happy hoy. horn .■veryiuie physicians in I ' ittshurgh. She is just as sweet as ever a id is liked. You all kn. w of hini; he Irft hi-li s ■liool, oidy to a general favorite in her city. enter college, and he has mastered kn.)wled. , ■■Another of the girls. Craee Wan hus, lives out lere.