Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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Ralph Powell — History, Physical Education; Han- over College. A.B.; Grad- uate work, Franklin Col- lege; University of Iowa; Indiana University, M.S. Audrey Shauer — English, History; Valparaiso Uni- versity, A.B.; Graduate work. University of Co- lorado. Mary Edna Stoner — Latin, English ; University of Chicago. A.B., M.A. Lawrence Warner — So- cial Science ; Ball State Teachers ' College, B.S., M.A. Harold Rogers — Music; Illinois Wesleyan, B.M. E.; Graduate work, Syra- cuse University, Vera L. Sieb — English; University of Wisconsin, A.B.; Graduate work, Valparaiso University; University of California ; Columbia University; University of Chicago. Edith Weems — Home Economics; Valparaiso University. B.S.; Uni- versity of Chicago; Ball State Teachers ' College. John E. WiRicins— Athlet- ics, Commercial ; Ball State Teacheiis ' College, B.S.; Graduate work, In- diana University. Ralph E. Sclienck— Com- mercial. History; Valpa- raiso University. B.Acct.; Indiana State Teachers ' College. B.A.; University of Chicago, M.A. Dorothy V. Smith— School Nurse: Methoditst Epis- copal School of Nursing, R-N. ; George Peabody College for Teachers; University of Iowa; In- diana University. Olie W. Welty — Latin; Valparaiso University: University of Chicago. Harold L. Wilson— Voca- tional Co-ordinator; Pur- due University. B.S. !Ma] ' gaiut Ikiitlioloniew Cecil L. Eigelow Josopli B. Brown Eurtoti L. Conkliiig i ' innia. R. Foor Iv ' alpli Powell II;nnld liogxTS K ' alpli E. Hclifiick A ml rev Sliauer P lsio Harrison J essa Mae Hudson Villiain R. Kendall J(tlm M. Koch A ltn;i Krueger Vcr;i B. Si. ' l. ] orotliy V. tSuiitli ] [;irv Edna 8toner B;i vienee AVarner Clare MeGillieuddy Helen B. Miller Mary Stevens Myers Claude O. Pauley Lcathc Ponader Edith Weeuis Olie W. Welty John ]■]. AViggins Harold L. AVilsoii

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raiso Margaret Baitholomew — Home Economics; De Pauw University; Val- paraiso University ; Uni- versity of Chicago; Co- lumbia University. Cecil L. Bipelow — In- dustrial Arts; Ball State Teachers College, B.S.; University of Chicai o, M.A. Burton L. Conkling — Eng- lisli . Public Speaking, Dramatic Art; State Uni- versity of Iowa, n.A., M.A. Emma R. Foor — English, Journalism: Earlham Col- lege. A.B.; Graduate work. University of Chi- cago; University of Min- nesota. Dessa Mac Hudson — Commercial; Valparniso Untvensity. B.C.S.: Uni- versity of Chicago. Ph.B.: University of Illinois; Gx-egg College. William R. Kendall — Science, Health Educa- tion; Butler University: Indiana State Teachers ' College. B.S.: Indiana University, M.S. Alma Krue£:er — Librari- an; Valparaiso Univers- ity. B.A.. BE.; Library Training. Ball State Teachers ' College; Uni- versity of Denver. Clare McGilliciiddy — Mathematics; Valparaiso University, A.B.; Grad- uate work, University of Chicago; Columbia Uni- vereity. Mary Stevens Myers — ■ Music; Ind. State Teach- ers ' College. B.S,; Metro- politan Conservatory of Music; Indianapolis Con- servatory: Columbia U.; Chicago Conservatory. Claude O. Pauley— Phys- ics, Chemistry. Mathe- matics; Indiana State Teachers ' College; Uni- versity of Chicago. A.B.: Graduate work, Indiana Univ.; Univ. of Chicago. Joseph B. Brown — In- dustrial Arts; Indiana State Teacheits ' College , A.B.; Graduate work, In- diana University: Illinois University; University of Chicago, A.M. Elsie Harrison — Physical Education ; Ball State Teachers ' College, B.S. John Koch — German, English; Indiana State Teachers ' College, A.B. ; Universitv c£ Michigan, A.M. Helen B. Miller— Mathe- matics; Indiana State Teachers ' College, A. 3,; Dan ' ille Normal; Uni- versity of Michigan. Leaf he C. Ponador— Art; Ball State Teachers ' Col- lege, B.S-; Art lui titute and Academy of Fine Arts, Chicago; Booth Bay Harbor Studios: Thum School of Modem Art.

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Classroom Activities in V. H. S. Teachers and Pupils Work Together On the following pages are to be found pictures of the various departments in V. H. S. These were taken while classes were at work and are representative of the daily atmos- phere and environment in the school. Beginning at the upper right and going across and down, we can see the following: first, two freshman English pupils struggling over prepositional phrases. The next scene is a usual study hall period where students, grouped at tables, are preparing their daily lessons and taking advantage of the school ' s adequate library. The third picture shows the instructor, Mr. Brown, aiding Glenn Owens in mechanical drawing. Miss Sieb gives a final check on the sentences of Marian Crosby and Ted Falls. Mr. Bigelow oversees the lathe work of Vernon Detlefs. Mr. Conkling seems pleased as Roy Shinabarger holds the attention of pupils in public speak- ing class. Jean Holt looks toward Mr. Koch for help to finish the exercises in German. Mr. Warner gives personal instruction to members of the civics class, while Vere Shook and Marguerite Snyder study the map. 12