Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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Twenty-three y ALBN IAN WARREN OEE Boys ' Glee Club, Class Basketball and Football. Mr. Boucher Is first to arrive at school, then comes Warren. The captains and the kings depart, but Warren stays so late that he must let himself out by the fire escape. Such constancy at work will some day be abundantly rewarded. Be- sides, many have taken advantage of his good-natured wilhngness to help when there is work to be done. MABEL COLLINS Glee Club. She IS a model student — she studies always, and never, never disturbs anyone. So she gains good grades, and Mr. Jessee ' s good favor at the same time. SUSANNE DE VROE Glee Club. A petite French maiden, is it not so? Lately from Hammond, though with us for three years. Un- assuming, but friendly and of a truly charming personality. H.ARRY DEU Oratorical, Class Baseball and Football. Harry comes to us from the country and we are glad of it. He used to gladden us all with his reports in Civics. In our presi- dential campaign and in the or- atorical he displayed his ability. He is one of those pluggers who always come out on top. 1 2 1

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Twenty-fivo VALENiAN M ' iRTLE BVm Her voice is gentle and low — -an excellent thing in woman. Myrtle IS truly good to look at — a cheer- ing sight to see. MARJORIE COLE Glee Club. Sweet-faced Marjone — she makes such learned recitations in English, and Oh ! her reports in Civics ! How does she do it? Such things as that invariably bring one fame. She might even be a lawyer when she leaves the shelter of the pro- tecting walls of our V. H. S. ANNA CHRISTY Glee Club. She hardly looks old enough to graduate but that is w-hat she is going to do. And she always gets good grades, too. In addition, she is kind hearted and has made many true friends during her high school days. STEPHEN CORBOY Assistant Business Manager, As- sistant Manager Mikado. Class Baseball and Football. High School Yell Leader, Manager of Corduroy Revue, Play. Steve puts the bright red spice into our daily grind. His English recitations are the delights of our hearts and Miss Benney ' s secret failing. His logical reasoning, built on false premises, and his ability to make up in imagination what he lacks in exact knowledge add charm to his silver-tongued dis- sertations. Words fail me; mem- ories of Steve never will. 1 2 1

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Tiventy-four VALENtAN RICHARD FABING Orchestra, Class Football. Rit, bless his old trombone, is one of the reasons the Class of 21 will be sadly missed. As the conversational center of a bevy of feminine lovelmess his blarney ab- solutely scmtillates. Furthermore, his devotion to public duty as a Voiuteer Fireman, keeps Miss Hig- bee anxious that there be no fires dunn an orchestra recital. HARRIET ERICSSON She has not been sith us so very long, she came but last fall, from Peotone, III., but that has been long enough for us to see that she is a very willing worker, and that we would have been for- tunate to have had her longer. HELEN GREEN Corduroy Revue. To be good is to be happy- This must be Helen ' s motto, unlike that of the fair Helen of Troy, for we never saw her otherwise. In ad- dition she is always ready and will- ing and a hard worker. BERNARD FINNIGAN Boys ' Glee Club, Carnival. Or- atorical, Class Football, Play. From Bernard ' s last name it can be readily seen why he was unan- imously appointed the Hindu in the Carnival. His eagerness for argument enlivens his classes and made him a strong contender for oratorical honors. We like him. he is not hard to find when there is work to be done. I92J