Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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B. Ij. ». Oh V. H. S., Oh V. H. S., The pride of all the vale, We’ll root for you, we’ll boost for you, In Princeton or in Yale. Oh V. H. S., Oh V. H. S., With all your work and joy, You’ve made the world seem brighter For every girl and boy. Dear V. H. S., Dear V. H. S., A hundred boys of thine, Went out to fight against the Huns, And stand in battle line. Oh V. H. S., Dear V. H. S., In memory’s picture dear, You’ll stand foremost in all our thoughts Through every coming year. Oh V. H. S., Dear V. H. S., Your work so good and true. Will live forever in our hearts; V. H. S., we honor you. — Florence Griff en. Thirteen

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MARGARET BARTHOLOMEW ELLA BROOK. B. S. Domestic Science Domestic Art HELEN F. JACK Commercial MAE G. MEADOWS Commercial JUVA N. H1GBEE HELEN G. FEHRMAN Music Secretary Twelve

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BOYS OF OUR CLASS WHO WERE IN THE SERVICE. LIEUT. HAROLD CARD Lieut. Harold Card was award- ed his commission in the Artillery last October at Fort Sheridan. His duties were instructing in gas and bayonet practice at Camp Grant. CAROL AYLESWORTH Carol Aylesworth is now with the Marines at Quantico, Virginia. He went into service last Septem- ber and received his first train- ing at Paris Island. FLOYD CRAIG Floyd Craig entered service April 16, 1917. He received his shipping orders during the spring of 1918, in that time made four trips to France on the U. S. S. Henderson, as a second class elec- trician. He is now stationed at the Naval Reserve Training Station at Pelham Bay, New York. RAYMOND THATCHER Raymond Thatcher was a repre- sentative from our class who en- listed with the Marines on May 8, 1918. At one time, while he was in a hospital recovering from the effects of an illness caused by drinking poisoned water from a shell hole, he was reported killed. Fon rteen