Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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The VALENIAN 91A m s IS p- IS I i DEPARTMENTS H Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Literature Calendar Athletics Music Drama (Show Shop) Society With the Wits Alumni m m m ILLUSTRATIONS Photographs By M. M. MUDGE — J. W. Hisgen Dedication Staff High School Entrance School Board High School Building Faculty (3) 16—18- The Faculty At Its Best More Faculty Senior Class (Pictures) 28- Senior Class Group Sheiks and Shebas The Dunes Junior Class Group Real Sheiks Indiana ' s Wonderland Sophomore Class Group A Lone Sheba Freshman Class Group Some Shebas Lewis Marquardt, Staff Photographer 6 The Editor Dreams 88 9 Coach Ralph Schenck 89 10 Varsity Basketball Squad 92 12 Reserve Basketball Squad 93 14 Basketball Team (2) 94—95 -20 Assistant Coach Brown 96 22 Captain-Elect Shurr 96 23 Manager Pat HauflF 98 -36 Football Team (3) 99—100—4 40 Phyllis Hisgen, Tennis Champ 105 42 Football Team in Action (2).. 101—103 48 Girls ' Basketball Squad 107 50 Lillie E. Darby, Music Ill 53 Girls ' Glee Club 114 56 Boys ' Glee Club 116 58 Orchestra 118 62 As They Were 120 64 Pinafore Cast 125 66 The Genius Cast 129 Drawings By Frederick LePell, Staff Artist Ex Libris . The Staff ... Faculty Senior History Prophecy ... Class Will . Junior Sophomore Freshman . 1 Literature 69 8 Basketball 91 15 Football 97 25 Yell Leader 108 26 The Show Shop 121 37 Society 131 43 The Prom 132 49 With the Wits . 135 57 A Face 137 63 Alumni 145 m i naasgEHiaisiigiiiiiiiiig Page Twenty-four

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The VALENIAN 1924 gliHgMiiiiiHBSiiiiiiiiaiisasBiiiaHSiaiisiiPHiisiiiiiBSiiisisiasiiisiiiiiiisHHSiiaiiiSHasgiiaiiiissciiiiiss m ANNALS OF V. H. S. Now in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and twenty, certain strangers did ap- pear in the school. And many among them were sore afraid, for it had been said unto them that one Jessee was a stern man. And after many days, this Jessee did assemble them to- gether and say unto them, Ye shall be called Freshmen, and shall become the illustrious Class of ' 24. And many months pa ssed by. Then there did ap- pear among them one Schenck, small in stature but great in mind, and he did exhort them, saying, Doth not all work and no play make Jack a dull boy? and he did add much they understood not. And when they had consulted such dictionaries and such books of learning as were at hand, they perceived his meaning. And they did according thereto form a team to compete with the other classes in bas- ketball, and lo, they defeated the Class of ' 23 and the Class of ' 22, yea even the Class of ' 21, which was great in the school. And they did inscribe their name upon a banner and raise it high where all might see that the Fresh- men had vanquished all comers in basketball. And in the second year they did call themselves Sophomores. And they gathered often and made merry with dancing and singing and feast- ing. These parties did achieve great renown, and the great Jessee himself came that he might frolic and forget his cares. And he was well pleased and did announce to the school that the Sophomore parties excelled all others. And in the third year they called themselves Juniors. And they did find themselves busied and with many cares on their hands. And they did choose to aid them one Pauley, a man of great wisdom; and they showed great judgment thereby. And in the spring of the year they did call upon the young men and maidens of the Class of ' 23 to gather in an upper room, yea the room named the Armory, that they might dance and make merry. And they did call them a second time to assemble them- selves by the waters of Flint Lake, and they did feast upon much meat and drink. m m Page Twenty-six