Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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MINNIE BRUNS Mlny For she was jes ' the quiet kind, Wliose natures never vary. It is impossible to see how Garrett could become so angry at her because there happened to be a button off his shirt. EDNA CURTISS Ed A quiet little miss with the sweetest of smiles. You can always depend on Edna — unless you want a noise. At such times, she lets Harold make the noise. EX-MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1914 Pearl Anderson Clarence Brown Myrtle Davidson Althea Gustafson Dorothy Heineman Irene Hicks Fred Lansdown Walter Shroeder John Van Ness Theron Young Joe Cosgrove Clara Hutton Lucia Spayd Helen Billings Clifford Chartier Grace Huddleston Charles Miller Martha Vevia Dale Dolson Carl Corson Mabel Hallinger Gertrude Volkee Ethel Spray Florence Beem Ethel Cuson Fay Dillingham Raymond Hayworth Lane Herrick Lizzie Hineline Harriet Marimon Clifton Tidholm Alice Vogelei Margaret Keliher Hubert Runkel Ralph Russell Geneva Brummitt Forest Brown Irene Griebel Bernhard Lemster Harold Miller Mary Ellen Brown King Bailey Carl Haman Claude Prentiss Emerson Cota Florine Goetz Smith

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CARRIE MEADE Gary One of those modest and reserved little maidens whose smile is so pleasant that it makes you forget all your Trials and tribulations whatsoever they be. Q ALMA WELCH. Elmie Lecturer. Who knew that the Welch were so fond of lectures? However, Alma is, for she can give a lecture as well as listen to one. She will make some boy happy some day, because listen, boys! besides being skilled in lecturing, she is also skilled in cooking and sewing. BLANCHE RECKTENWALL Reck She had her troubles but she kept them to herself and was a ray of sunshine to all.

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EDITORIAL STAFF Q a ORVAL MAINS VELMA DAGGETT WALTER LLOYD JAMES KELIHER MARTHA STONER, Historian EDITH WEEMS, Prophecy OWEN KENWORTHY, Alumni EDITH JONES, Jokes Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager - Assistant Manager MARY McCUE, Class Will JEANNETTE BARNES, Society GARRETT CONOVER, Athletics ROSEMARY LAWRENCE, ' I 7. Artist P U Q EDITORIAL. N PUESUANCE of the past custom of the Senior Classes of the High School of editing an annual, we, the Seniors of 1914, launch this publication upon tlie critical public. It has been our aim in selecting the pictures, recording- events, and in gathering material for this book, to use such material as would recall pleasant memories; promote a better feeling among our fellow students; tend to produce the right imderstanding between the faculty and the student body; and to lay things forth just as they are. Therefore, if some of our articles seem a little pessimistic, we beg our readers not to censure the authors as individuals Init the institution, and to arouse yourselves and work for the betterment of the existing conditions. We wish to thank all of those whose help has made this publication possible — especially Miss Mclntyre and Mr. Jessee, who, by their help- ful advice, have shown us through many difficulties — and we hope that this vear ' s edition will plav no little part in making a bigger and better V. H. S. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. P P n ) G