Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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. www!!! Speaker at annual Hi-Y Father-Son Banquet. The Hi-Y which is the Boy's Christian or- ganization of the school is a worthwhile and helpful club. Among its activities are the an- nual Father-son ba n que t , swims at the local Y , and attending the different churches in town, in a body. Members must have received an invitation to belong. These people are call- ed pledges and must come up to certain stand- ards of the organization. Clean Bodq, mind, and Spinit HI Y FRONT ROW D Casbon President B El - , : . , g . dridge, Vice Presidentg J. Duckworth, Secretaryg K. Jones, Treas- urerg B. Shanklandg J. Black, M. Duncan, R. Holmes. P. Doolittle, B. Keene. W. Rayder. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schenck, Mr. Eiler, Sponsorsg B. Randle, P. Hajewsky, C. Worden, J. Wilson, L. Klemz, W. Bucher, M. Price. R. Batchler, J. Steere, E. St.Clair. THIRD ROW: L. Kittredge, R. Wisner, D. Kreider, W. Barry, C. Kriston, D. Gott, D. Parry, D. Howe, L. Bross, T. Barry. FOURTH R0W:D- Zimmerman. K. Heinold, B. Standiford, J. Donley, B. Wittenberg, I. Theme, G. Hamacher, B. Berrier, D. Marshall.

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STUDENT COUNCIL, FRONT ROW: M. Sievers, Presi- dentg A. Ralston, Vice President, L. Miller, Secretaryg G. Case, TreasurergS. Bauer, J. Jolley, B. Coulter, P. Jameson, S. Shultz. SECONDROW: B. Kruse, A. Stager, K. Anderson, C. Doelling, L. Klemz, C. DeSimon, B. Jolley. E. Hineline, C. Beach. THIRD ROW: Mr. Rump, Sponsor, B. Moser, C. Bush, L. Gresser, D. Edinger, M. Price, S. Jox, L. Bauer, Mr. Mundy, Sponsor. OURTH ROW:M. O'Neil, E. Svanson, J. Donley. I. Worstell, R. Heimberg, D. Gott, C. Kriston, K. Jones, H. Collins. Gb, 'I-loft, and Bq the Stuclenta Marilyn Sievers presiding over Student Council meeting. STUDENT COUNCIL This year was the first time since I954-l 955 thata girl has been president of Student Coun- cil. Marilyn Sievers was elected by the whole student body to lead this group of student re- presentatives. The Council supervised the Homecoming Election and school convocations. They made progress in traffic problems a- round the school and rules for class elections. In April the Council sponsored a dance, April Love. We extend a hearty thanks to this year's Student Council for their hard work and good school spirit.

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would Sfellowahip Y-TEENS, FRONT ROW: I. Van Senus, President, J. Rader, Vice President: N. Phillips. I. Coulter. J. Spran- kle. C. Glover, D. Dommer, M. Marimon. I. Moore, J. Murvihill, J. Broadhurst, S. Peace, G. Crisman, Miss Dgkhuizen, Sponsor, Mrs. Decker, Sponsor. SECOND R W: I. Copper, P. Adamski, C. Powell, J. Sheffer, G. Bennett, C. Brown, J. Hallberg, C. Horak, M. Bernhart, L. Howard, D. DeGrazia. THIRD ROW: N. Bartholomew, M. Nicholas, R. Holzbaur, N. Slin er- land. J. Upton, J. Wesselman, D. Huber, K. Saungers, T. Huff, J. White, N. Steele. J. Jolley. FOURTH ROW: M. Siefers, B. Kruse, L. King, A. Stager, S. Zoch, K. Proffitt, J. Sprankle, C. Deckro, A. Stoner. FIFTH ROW: G. Nicholas, M. Mathias, S. Carmichael, E. Worstell, M. Ruprecht, J. Babcock, P. O'Keefe, B. Mohlke, L. Ulsh, L. Humphrey, K. Beebe. SIXTH ROW: S. Bundy, J. Steele, L. Bennett, K. Anderson, S. Wamer, C. Mills, S. Husband, S. Peters, P. Ruge, K. Hildreth, J, Manning. SEVENTHROW: J. Bernhart. N. Husmann, T. Lawler, S. deSimon, K. Bailey. I. Graham, G. Endsely, G. Gillespie. J. Watson. C. Shatz, I. Davis. EIGHT ROW: B. Badger, B. Collingsworth, L. Harris, S. ward, L. Sheffield, S. Koeppen, P. Harvey, C. Eckert, E. Hummell, J. Wegner, J. Kraisinger, Y-TEENS The Y-Teens were very fortunate this year, because they were able to send two girlsto the summer leadership camp. There, President Jane Van Senus and Secretary Nancy Phillipslearn- ed many new ideas for improving the club. Since one of the main purposes of the Y- Teens is to render service, the members spon- sored their a nn ual Can-Can Dance to which each girl brought two cans of food, which were given to needy families. Assisting in the school cafeteria was a service of the club, and mak- ing favors for hospital patients was still another. Members also went Christmas caroling to homes of shut-ins during the holiday season. Afte r beginning the year with a get-ac- quainted party, the members planned an induc- tion ceremony in wh ich the new officers and members became installed. A series ofother in- teresting activities followed throughout the year and were climaxed at the spring Mother-Daugh- ter Banquet.