Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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Seniors Express Characteristics Molinder, Walter-Warm-hearted, walloping, wary winner. Mercurial, manly, muscular master. Moltz, Richard-Rising, rowdy, running reveler. Mystery-loving, mirthful, musical money- maker. Morthland, Marie-Modest, musing, marching major- ette. Meditative, mindful, munificent mortal. Murphy, Wilford-Worthy, willfull, well-informed wooer, Modest, mirthful, manly mainstay. Niequist, Maynard-Mighty, melodious, masculine mixer. Natural, nonchalant, neighborly newsman. Nogard, Gloria-Gleeful, glamorous, gifted gal. Nice, neat, natural nightingale. Orwig, Paul---Preoccupied, peppery, personable play- boy. Original, -observing, opinionated objector. Owens, Lorna-Leisurely, likeable, laughing lady. Obliging, orderly, observing office-girl. Parry, Vivian-Vivacious, vigilant, versatile Venus. Pleasing, peaceable, perceiving painter, Petralias, Marjorie-Mirthful, moderate, merry maid. Polite, pleasant, painstaking personality. Porter, Melvin-Magnetic, mutable, moderate mortal. Passive, patient, pestering playboy. ProEitt, Arthur-Amiable, able, available athlete. Patriotic, polite, pleasant personality. Rader, Richard-Rhythmic, reckless, ravenous rook- ie. Responding, reputing, rollicking romancer, Rubini, Jane-Jubilant, joyful, jaunty jester. Rational, rehearsing, rhythmic rambler. Scott, James--Jocund, jostling, juvenile joker. Saucy, swatting, sizeable salesman, Scoville, Marion-Meritorious, mingling, minute mis- chief-maker. Stimulating, spritely, subtle secretary. Shauer, Janet-Just, jubilant, joking jewel. Snappy, sagacious, sedate schoolgirl. Shinabarger, Roy-Reliant, recommendable, resolute reel-runner. Sunny, sleek, straightforward salesman. Sink, Charles-Calm, careful, civil chemist. Smooth, smiling, serious scholar. Smith, Byron-Bright, blond, blushing boy. Sensible, scientific, skylarking sailor. Smith, Robert-Romantic, rational, reserved roamer, Silent, sociable, sentimental spendthrift. Snook, William-Waggish, willing, warm-hearted wage-earner. Satisfied, sensible, sincere senior. Snow, Margaret-Meritorious, mastering, mannerly manager. , Sport-loving, scholastic, serious speaker. Specht, Franklin-Flirtatious, frolicsome, fidgety footlighter. Scrupulous, scholarly, successful son. Squire, Anna Mary-Animated, agile, amateur artist. Smiling, spirited, sincere senior. Sterbenz, Stanley-Sedulous, smiling, shrewd solici- tor. Selfmade, sensational, skilled showman. Swadesh, Revelle-Rejoicing, refreshing, reputable rural-maid, Superior, sunny, successful sales-girl. Swanson, Bertha-Bashful, businesslike, bright band member. Silent, sincere, sagacious senior. Thiesen, Mary-Modest, musing, mirthful maiden. Thoughtful, tranquil, truthful thinker. Tomlinson, Evelyn-Easy-going, ebony-haired, enter- taining endeavorer. Tall, tolerant, tactful teacher-helper. Torbeson, Robert-Rowdy, roguish, restless reposer. Temperamental, talkative, trim teaser. Varner, Betty-Bland, bustling, bookkeeping, by- stander. H Vivid, venturesome, vigorous violinist. Waskom, Wendell - Warmhearted, well-behaved, watchful wage-earner. Well-known, winning, witty worker. Wertman, LuJane-Lively, laughing, liberal lady. Well-bred, witty, winning warbler. White, Frances-Fair, fervent, faithful friend. Winsome, willing, wakeful worker. Wickizer, Raymond--Ready, refreshing, responsible ruralist. Wary, watchful, wonderful Warbler. Williamson, Roy--Ravenous, reckless, rejoicing res- ident. Whispering, well-informed, waggish waltzer, Wolf, Patricia-Prompt, petite, particular poet. Winsome, wistful, wordy writer. Woycik, Jeanette-Jabbering, joyful, jaunty jester. Willful, warmhearted, witty whisperer. Zimmerman, Richard-Rhetorical, rivaling, romantic Romeo. Zealous, zestful, Zeus-like zanny.

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See Yourself as llthers See You Dick, Barbara-Busy, blissful, bland brunette. Diligent, dark-eyed, discreet daughter. Eades, Charles-Clean-cut, confident, capable cham- pion. Eloquent, eligible, enterprising engineer. Edelman, Marilyn-Mild, modest, mindful maiden, Eager, exacting, earnest expert. Ellis, Mary-Mild, mischievious, modest Mary. Eager, energetic, exacting expert. Evans, Marjorie-Mellow, mannerly, musing miss. Efiicient, earnest, expressive exception. Fabing, Isabel-Interesting, imaginative, impetuous inhabitant. , Frank, frisky, fair featherweight. Falls, Madeline-Meditating, meritorious, mindful mademoiselle. Faithful, fervent, firm friend. Foxworthy, Elizabeth-Eager, earnest, exhilarating elocutionist. Frank, fun-loving, felicitous footlighter. Goble, Shirley-Sedate, seemly, sincere sister. Gay, gentle, gladsome graduate. Gratton, Robert-Radiant, rhythmic, restless roamer. Gay, generous, game gipsy. Graves, Willard-Willing, wakeful, waltzing Warbler. Gifted, guileless, grinning gymnast. Gregory, Robert-Reveling, ready, rehearsing reposer. Gallant, good-humored, gleeful guy, Hamilton, Donald-Dauntless, dashing, daring driver. Hasty, hardy, husky hunter. Harmon, Charles-Challenging, calculating, candid cornetist. Headstrong, harmonizing, hopeful historian. Hart, Gene-Game, good-mannered, grateful Galahad. Handsome, honorable, heroic henchman. Heap, Marillynn-Matchless, many-sided, merry man- ager. Handy, hard-working, honorable home-ec- er D Hibbiets, Shirley-Sensible, smiling, studious scholar, Happy, handy, heeding hobnobber. Hilton, Bettylu-Blushing, becoming, benign belle. Honorable, healthy, harmonizing honey. Hoover, Warren-Wise, wakeful, worthwhile worker. Husky, honest, handy hustler. Howard, Bernard-Beaming, balmy, brainy bard. Honorable, headstrong, happy-go-lucky hep- cat. Howard, James-Jaunty, jesting, jovial Jim. Hardy, high-minded, hobnobbing Hoosier. Johnsen, Robert-Rational, resourceful, regular rythmist. Jolly, jocund, jubilant jester, Johnston, Adeltha-Accomplished, alert, agreeable artist. Jovial, just, jesting journalist. Kluender, Karyll-Kind, knowing, keen-minded Karyll. Knacky, key-tickling, kittenish kin. Koch, Rosemary-Reliable, retiring, reading rhymer. Kindhearted, knock-abouting, knowledgable kind, Koselke, Robert-Reasoning, respectable, restless runner. Kind, knowing, kidding knave. Kuhn, John-Jolly, jiving, jocular jester, Keen, knowing, knacky kidder. LaCount, De-lmar-Diligent, dapper, deliberate den- izen. Likeable, liberal, level-headed lad. Larcom, Eileen-Elegant, enjoyable, endeavoring em- ployee. Likeable, laudable, leisurely letter-writer. Lindberg, Sigue-Shrewd, sparkling, spirited Swede. Laughing, learned, lively leader. Lindsey, Carolyn-Captivating chic, charitable chat- terbox. Laudable, likely, logical linguist. McGillicuddy, Margaret-Mild, mirthful, musing miss. Mindful, mannerly, maidenly mercer, McKay, Robert-Remarkable, reveling, restless raver. Mischievous, meandering, medium-sized money-saver. Magid, Elaine-Efficient, energetic, earnest entertain- er. Merry, modest, mirthful mademoiselle. Marrell, Richard-Restless, rambling, rhythmical rev- eler. Manly, modest, mellow melodist. Martin, Barbara-Blushing, brisk, babbling body. Mild, magical, made-to-order maiden. Miller, Betty-Bright, brisk, business-like brunette. nette, Mettled, mild, modest mastermind. Miller, Frederick-Fair, frisky, fervent fellow. Moody, mild, movie-loving male. M-ockler, Dorothy--Daydreaming, deft, demonstrative dancer. Musical, moody, modern miss.

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Junior Girls Row 1, Bottom: Sina Church, Joan Horn, Lou Jean Briggs, Frances Erea, Martha Whatron, Janet Stinch- field, Martha Berry, Jean Haley, Marian Crosby, Lavergne Niequist, Miriam Brown, Kathleen Nolan, Cornelia Powell, Shirley Jensen, Marilyn Edwards, Row 2: Margaret Thiesen, Ann Underwood, Betty Lou Claudon, Jo Ann Whipple, Jeanne Claudon, Jean Mcllvain, Marylou Peck, Florence Shinabargar, Elizabeth Noonan, Mary Martinal, Mary Forbes, Lois D1kE1D'lG Bk'thBttBllD'L' a e, ar ene anie s, ene ec wi , e y e , 0!'1S am. Row 3: Gladys Iden, Mary Bankert, Alice Clark, Betty Lou Shinabarger, Helen Combis, Ann Cunningham, Viola Mounce, Elnora Hill, Mary Jane Bucher, Florence A'Neals, Peggy Toole, Rosemarie Boening, Marvel Jean Brown. Row 4: Catherine Spencer, Phyllis Greene, Helen Erwin, Doris Dittman, Lou Jean Kleunder, Marijane Stoltz, Louise Swisher, Eleanor Hiltpold, Jeanette Schulz, Evelyn Pearson, Maxine Jante, Lois Ludington, Marguerite Pinkerton. Row 5: Barbara Slingerland, Marjorie Holst, Bette Peters, Madelon Fabing, Virginia Paul, Norma White- head, Virginia Day, Betty Rosenbaum, Mary Helen Breen, Kathleen Witner, Rachel Snook, Ann Mahoney. Junior Boys Row 1, Bottom: John Daly, John Griflin, William Take, Martin Miller, DeForest Ailes, William Pivarnik, Calvin Klusmeyer, Paul Trapp, Jack Kain, Thomas Nolan, Joe Thune, Ralph Sundin, Vernon Detlef, Lester Farrington. Row 2: Carrol Church, Frank Bogan, Mark Cadwell, James CliHord, Jack Dougall, Jack Dean, Joe Bibler, William Hollandsworth, Duncan Garrison, Joe Shepard, Frank Fillwock, John Frederick, Winslow Jones, Ot' B is urrus. Row 3: Sherman Cotterman, Wayne Farrington, John Borum, Deward Giovanetto, Robert Ohlfest, Charles Black, Thomas Auck, Carrol Wilgus, Donald Bozarth, Gunter Pintzke, Robert Gray, August Raelson, Melvin Sheets, Richard Henderson. Row 4: Robert Sawtell, William Maloney, Kenneth Prentiss, Harry Smith, Francis Bryant, William Thorne, Edgar Dost, Burl Maxwell, Clyde McCann, William Kern, Sam Yazel, Clarence Buelow, Robert Stendahl. Row 5: Robert Lister, James Wright, Milton Falls, Claude Biggs, Thomas Bryarly, Allen Wheeler, James Griffith, Ralph Doelling, James Bigelow, Walter Woycik, Charles Younce, Russell Shinabarger. Juniors llrganize Early in Year The junior class is composed of 132 mem- bers vvho have charge of the junior- senior promenade. Organizing in November under the sponsorship and guidance of Miss Vera Sieb, the members elected Robert Gray, president: Walter Woycik, vice-pres- identg and Kathleen Nolan, secretary-treas- urer. During the year, the editor-in-chief and the business manager of the 1942 VALENIAN, Francis Bryant and Joseph Bibler, were chosen to begin Work. The junior class students have proved by their splendid Work that they will be able to carry on successfully for the out- going seniors next year. Many of the juniors have been outstanding in Work and play. Of these Francis Bryant and Jo Ann Whipple have shown their worth by su- perior scholarship and Bob Gray has re- vealed outstanding ability in athletics.