Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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This is the story of Valparaiso High School . . . in the year l952 . . . its 'growth and development . . . its enthusiasm . . . its joys and pleasures . . . its mem- ories . . . its regrets and disappointments . . . its con- tributions and achievements . . . its school spirit . . . and its individuality . . . all of which will some day be missed so much. First is the framework of the story, our teachers. They are the basis from which we learn and build our lives year by year. Ready to help us whenever we need them, they are behind us in all that we do. Second, are the elements of the story . . . our happy times, memories, activities of the year, clubs, and sports. The crispy fall evening of Homecoming, the snow- flakes and mistletoe of the Christmas formal, Marrin' Sam at Sadie Hawkins, the -girls' invitations to the Turn-About-Trot and Gold Diggers' Dance, and the swishy formals with summer moonlight at the prom, will be remembered by all. The action of our story is the activities . . . clubs, plays, concerts, and parties. The conflict of the story presents our sports . . . football . . . basketball . . . track . . . G.A.A. . . ., all of which were not only backed by our over-whe1m- ing school spirit, but played with real teamwork in which each man put forth his very best in each sport. Last is the development of the story. We see the classes in action. The students grow year by year from the beginning as bewildered freshmen until they reach the end of their journey as . . . seniors! This, however, is not the end of our story. It is only the beginning, as the seniors step out into the wait- ing world which holds in store for them, college, jobs, and marriage. Editor. 4

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G. Warren Phillips King Telle Superintendent A great deal of recognition is due Mr. G. Warren Phillips for the smooth running school system of Valparaiso, For the past eight years, Mr. Phillips has done an exceptionally line job in attending to the numerous responsibilities of his high position. In addition to his regular duties, Mr. Phillips is now faced with the problems of the ever ex- panding school population of Valparaiso, We are confident that Mr, Phillips will carry out this big responsibility with the same foresight and superior ability that he has exercised in the past. Mr. Phillips received his AB. from DePauw University and his MS. from Indiana University. Principal No school could be more fortunate than in Valparaiso High School when it comes to prin- cipals. Beloved and respected by all, Mr. Telle has displayed a rare combination of humor and discipline in his associations with the student body. ln spite of the big load that rests on his shoulders, he has a warm and friendly smile for everyone. In the six years that Mr. Telle has been at this school, he has had a keen interest in school activities, both scholastic and social. He has been accepted by the students as a true friend, always ready to help and coeoperate When- ever he is needed, which is quite often. Mr. Telle received his AB. from Hanover College and his MS. from Indiana University.