Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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' ■ ' ' ■ : -ia ■■ ' ■• ' :- - ' --■ g- ■•■ Jlivce Kuroupd K omnoSc s rcshman k iaSS C Richardson. D. Mathias, J. Clark, Erea, H. Miller, P. Freshman Girls Row 1, Bottrm: D Day, R, McKim. M, Crosby, M. L Klein. F, Klahn, B L ' mbk , M Weddle. E, D-ily. L. Johnson. M. Blevens. H. McComb. D. L. Fitzgerald. T Miller. Row 2; S. Hoskins. S. Cochran, P. Cadwell. R. Hubbard, P. Brown, S. Foster, L. Trapp, S. Treseler, Marquart. B, Smith. B. Bozarth. L. Spagna, B. Shinabarger. R. Weichert. Row 3: S. Nerger. E. Alborn. S. Williams. A. Holzbaur. P. Kantro, V. Smisek, L. Mead. H. Lamberson. P. Hickman, B Blaehly, M. Gold, P. Stookey. S. Harden, D. Yazel, L. Dean, N. Van Ness, B. Scribner. Row 4: B. Rohor. R. Afield, M. Parry, M Miller, E. Davis. N. Fabing. B. Reid. V. Russell, E. Eichelberg. C. Tuthill. M. Webb. D. Mathias. C. Barber. T. Labrecque. V. Gelopulos. E. Gannon, J. Fabing. Row 5: J Spratley. P. Palmer. J. Henry. B. Burns. L. Gold, B Goodrich. K. Morand. S. Pelliouras. P. Gott. J. Grieger. C. Henson. R. Hayes, R. Halloran, A. Laird, M. Conrick. Freshman Boys Row 1, Bottom: C McDonald, S. Klahn, B Lambert. E. Lerch, H. Sallee. C. Dost. R. Gutt. M. Crisman. W. Pflughaupt. D HofTerth. E. Shannon, L. Walsh. R. Pool. P. Wheeler. R. Vanloon. Row 2: W Adams, J. Kelly. R. Noonan, G. Schneider, R. Black, J. Ferguson, C. Farrington. D. Bordeau, L Casbon, J, Johnson, R. Scoville, E. Arnold. M. Anderson, C. Crowe. R. Evans. Row 3: H. Pintzke. C. Masterson. R. Krieger. H. Miller, L. Keene. J. Nolan. R. Mann. Y. Spratley, R. Smith. R Wiencken, K Chester. J. Wiencken. J, Burke. W. McClellan. C. Berrier. Row 4: P Domke, J. Forbes. W. Rouch. J. Kauffman, H. Phil ' - ' ps. D. Lindberg. H. J. Nielsen, D. Pierce. W. Andresen, W. Brown, B. Maudlin. W, Wade. W. Billerbeck. R. McKim, T. Blunk, T. Weichert, J O ' Brien. Row 5: R. Breen, R, Bogan, J. Fox. J Smith. C. Maynard, G. Myers, J. Johnson, J. Sievers. K. Stienhilber. W. Vocke, P. Drew, F. Lightcap, J. Laughery. W. Eigelsbach. R. Bunker 1942 Freshmen Row 1. Bottom: F. Lansdown. G. Hershman, C. Dalrymple, J. Marshall. T. Hoyt, J. Schroeder. M. Moser, H. Mitchell. Row 2: F. Hayes, E. Owens. J. Lansdown. R. Iden, B. J. Keene, L. Ashton, M. Shirk, D. M. Bochtler, J. Billings. Row 3: S. Gehrke, P. Platts. M. Buck. A. Carter, I. Hendricks. V Thoma, M. R. Thomas, V. Shupe, G. Kinne. Row 4: L. Johnson. S. Sexton. V. Lamb. M. Palen, B. Hess, R. Aigner. W. Brownell, K. Hudgins, E. Baugher, : A GO cO go M.

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Sophomore Boys Row 1, Bottom: Robert Bibler. George Clark, Kenneth LeBlanc, Stanley Conner, John Burt, Charles Van Ness, Victor Lindberg. Alfred Meyer. Allan Tidholm, Charles Streveler, Robert Alborn, Roy Breen, George Shauer, George Ball. Row 2: Leon Church. Joseph Manago, James Shepard, John Stanton. David Wilgus. Walter Hill. Robert Miller. John Keene. Joseph Long, Jack Toole. James Spence, William Black, John Grundell, Hubert Stanton. Row 3: Alvin Beach, James Woodmancy, Robert Wayne, Edward Hubball. Robert Gloyeske, Gordon LaTour. Daniel Downing. Robert Wheeler, Douglas Lamb. Robert Reed, James Dunlap, Willis Beehler, David Kinne, Junior Dalke. Paul Snook, Carroll Farrington. Row 4: Frederick Butterfield. Wayne Moser, William Domke, George Beach, Wilford Covert, Lawrence Siddall. Arthur Willing. Edward Gocdrich, Milton Peters, Elmer Field, James Nolan. William Butterfield. Joseph Bozik, Roy Rice, Howard Stipp. Row 5: Robert Lemster, James Holt. John Sullivan, Paul Thune, Wayne McDaniels, Donald Ashton, James Beach, William Schroeder, Gene Gray, Joseph Gaunt, Edward Cole, Howard Billerbeck, Mendill Burrus. onliomoreS rorac Mliectd Barely out of the footprints of freshmen, the sophomore class has taken the second step on that road which leads to graduation. They have traveled the longest and hardest route and are now proving that, although they are unor- ganized and are without a sponsor, each can take his place among those who have gone before him. Scholastically, Beverly Edwards and Elinor Julian have ex- celled, and in the field of athletics, George Ball and Paul Thune have proved superior in football and basketball respectively. Sophomore Girls Row 1, Bottom: Marie Noftsger. Norma Hill, Elsa Hollnndsworth. Helen Lindholm, Marjorie Massom, Mary Horn, Virginia LaCount, Sarah Covert, Virginia Ronco, Margaret Fisch, Patricia White, Dorothy Barboul, Ruth Luedtke, Betty Collins. Row 2: Wilma Swanson, Anna Combis. June Walker. Jacqueline Allett, Rosemary Cincoski, Beverly Edwards, Lorraine Lindberg, Rosemary Miller. Loretta Treseler, Norma Mangel. Leola Soliday, Florence Bauer, Bonnie Biggs. Betty Biggs, Victoria Lindberg. Row 3; — Ruth Crisman, Kathryn Greenlee. Joan Stinchfield, Elinor Julian, Joanne Ragsdale, Kathryn Hippensteel, Mary Polite, Norma Mangel, Marjorie Athens, Shirley Hepner, Winogene Steele, Helen Weichert, Doris Wright, Gaii Keesling, Leona Burrus. Row 4: Imogene Fry, Twyliah Fisher, Dorothy Gordon, Helen Horan, Jane Kohler, Betty Jungjohan, Lois Dittman, Mary Hollett, Ruth Mayer, Dorothy Becker. Mary Mayer, Frances Jacobs, Betty Meadows. June Maloney. 23

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Arctl VI ' ties School activities are formed for the development of poise and initiative of the members as well as for pleasure. They are conducted by the students them- selves under the supervision of various instructors. Each pupil belongs to at least one organization. OO CO cO go