Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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The VALENIAN 1922 Doris ( Dorrie ) Hodges Latin Picnic Comm.; Jr. Play. Oration — Japanese in America. Here is a young lady named Doris Her street face is often before us Her smile quite supreme. May lead someone to dream Of Class ' 22 ' s only Doris. Lyal ( Chick ) Kuehl French Jr. Play; Reception. Oration — The Independence of the Philippines. Listen now to the praises of Lyal, Who greets every one with a smile. On a dark day or bright Her face is a light. Let us all emulate Lyal. Nellie ( Sis ) Loomis Latin Drama Yalenian; Glee Club 3; Prom Comm. Oration — - The Southern Menace. Nellie ' s smile is delicious In studies she ' s very ambitious, Her forte is committees Like those in the cities. She ' s sociable, friendly, and gracious Blrdette ( Tad ) Tatlock Academic Jr. Play; Senior Play. Oration — Japanese Question. ' We know a young man named Bur- dette, Who is fond of the ladies — not yet. He ' ll laugh and he ' ll joke. But he won ' t be a goat. Because he won ' t rush into debt. Page Nineteen

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The VALENIAN 1922 ii in i ■ ' ii in i- 1 in n - : Howard ( Hod ) Oldham Academic Glee Club 3, 4; Vaudeville 4; Picnic: Reception Comm. Oration — Avia- tion, Commercial and Practical. Gertrude ( Irish ) Cavanaugh Academic Oratorical Contest; Senior Play. Oration — Democracy Dorothy ( Dot ) Dodge Latin Sec.-Treas. 2; Pres. 3; Editor-in-Chief Valenian; Glee Club 2, 3; Orchestra 2 3; Boomerang Reporter; Cheer Leader 1, 2, 4; Vaudeville 4; Financial Comm A. A. 4; Oratorical Contest; Senior Play. Oration — The Virtues of Mu- sic. Paul ( Lop ) Ellis Academic Ass ' t. Editor Valenian; Basketball 3. 4; Glee Club 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Manager Boomerang. Vaudeville 4; Prom Comm.; Financial Comm. A. A. 4; Jr. Play; Oratorical Contest. Oration — Nitrogen, Pre- server and Destroyer of Life. Howard is the lad from the park. His voice chimes with that of a lark. He may be Old Ham But he ' ll make a great man, In science we ' ll find his mark. Gertrude, when she came to this town, Won for herself much renown, Did she open our eyes? Is she mighty and wise? U hy man, she ' s deserving of a crown. Dottie Dodge it often has been said, Has light auburn hair on her head, She ' s the brains of this book, But she ' ll say we ' re mistook, If we don ' t give some credit to Ed. A bright young fellow is Ellis, U hose orchestra often does thrill us, His bass voice is sublime. With Mid ' s pleasant rime, A jolly young fellow is Ellis. Page Eighteen

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The WALKMAN 1922 Mildred ( Red ) Peregrine Commercial Oration — Americanization of the Immigrant. Now here is a girl who ' s named Mil- dred, A r ot so far away from her childhood. She ' s not, been here long, And as she is strong — Her two years -with us haven ' t spoiled her. ' Annette ( Ketch ) Ketchum Latin Oration — China ' s Kuture. Ruth ( Rufus ) Neff Academic History Yalenian; Vaudeville Comm.; Rules and Regulations Comm. A. A. 4. Oration — Our National Highways. Annette is a very nice girl, On ice skates she doth fairly whirl, She draws clever faces, Swims through deep places, Never bothers her hair to curl. Ruth Neff is a girl of ability, Who recites with much of tranquility She works in a store, And what is much more, She proves her worth with stability. P.ij. ' C Twenty