Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1959 volume:

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REE? 2 995047 M' 0' ' c MQW '34 W.,:+,l.uM2... ,H 'A , V fav CA. jzvffg-1, '4u. w.,f' wif, : 2 i 'u ' K cj ! 1, h I ' If ' .I . - QF! 1 1' l' 3 W V .f -11 1.35 A, ', Pf: r f' 'HH , -L.-A fills . 't' t Y J -rv J lk I J IL' ,:- ,1 ri ','f iii-I' ,g I YL-,gf ,Jlw 1,1 H '11 I ,- , ,V ,M I ,L . . . W? W , X THE VALENIAN presents aah Swfff M My 9504 'WR Q9 DS OF 1959 VHS X - fx E A ,, X 'xx W N 'B Ni . D A Ui Ex Qemimf Class , - 1959 Q AZ'4 !f 6fQi6f J f VaQpomLsov I-I' lvQclwolb fi 44720 'Q y 4 lj? V ' mbf I VoEww42 1 3 A yearbook's purpose is to record the events of the school year. This year's events are not in themselves very different from the events which have occurred year after year. But their uniqueness lies in each student's inter- pretation of these events. Students express their reaction to school life and its events in everything they do during the year. Yet each student will interpret the school life, and therefore this book, differently depending upon what Valpo High means to the individual . The Senior Class of T959 sincerely hopes, however, that this memory Record will mean as much to the whole student body as it will mean to us, for this Valenian is our record of those never-to-be-forgotten impressions of our senior year. Goocl-bye and good luck. Cwwf EDITOR mek .. ' N I . ,, , 2, rf sv, -ri-is S fihisis -2 if A W 'Q ' ,. -'V-we w -N. - A ,rf KA , f + t f ' M32 - ,fri - 54' Q Hx 'H' - ws A. - Z, , ,Eg ft Mgr! Vkyrk L, :Li wg I .g,.m.s M 5,61 de , .Aggie-,41,, , E-gg 'gms L, .iv wx, ,515 -, - gl- V V, 4 'Fixx i Anggil 0 , I ri J six L , , . ,L . Q 11: ' ' - ' 'a 'f a s ' Aif'f+ fKfvi:2zA?7s, Q Af- g m, if A 2 L-i rn W pw uiimlygssg Q a 'Qin gig Q s as i'f'J ' 1 x 2 Q 'f i .X wt ' x Q ' M fi K ' if i fu www Y 4' 4 .. X Q X K Y P 3 ir A 2 s , H . .Q . .W , QQPS5 , Q ii: if Yiiif J' rl' was 05 Faculty . Classes . Activities. Sport. all-K 'W wif Page Page Page Page 1 su. ' U' if 'D Nan Q if Dag B5 Dag 'X 'Q' Q ., Syf' s-:Pg-:'7 -' - ta . ' Valparaiso High School looks very peaceful surrounded by snow. your A bulletin board captures the attention of several students. The halls are minus the rushing students in the early mo rning. A cautious hall monitor always eatches her nian. ,Q-v' ,N 1 -it is Home EC girls learn about how to wash and dress a bab ' The school cafeteria is a lively place filled with tantalizing smells. 'NK One of the busy stair cases takes students up to their second floor classes. At 3:00 Bill Eckert taps on the desk top and begins the daily announcements. u . 1 n UN G,A,A, girls enjoy speed-a-way on the school's lawn. l There must he a game tonight. , qw K S.. Keg .mf-'..f nh W I, ...A X. Y 'l'l1reu girls work hurt! on lwitls for the Christ- Ill1lSl'mIfIIl1ll. Sr-rving punvlr ill G,A,A, Christrrias party. Senior big sisters watch their freshmen little sisters open Christmas presents at the G,A,A, party. Teachers sell tickets at Football game. A-LJ 6 Seniors girls conquer basketball championship for the fourth year. E A Its a hit--and a miss! Toastmasters cup is handed down once again. Everyone enjoys the Bucket Bounce. The end of an enjoyable banquet. 1 Swing your partner. 7 ev-il 1 . emu I fi? Three Prom couples make their wishes. The Grand March brings back memories. The class of l959 presented their Junior-Senior Prom, S t ra n g e r in Paradise, in May, l958. Boucher Gymnasium was magically transformed into a paradise on' earth. While John Nolan and his band provided music from a cloud on the stage, couples danced around the heavenly ballroom . Photographs of each couple were taken with the girl seated on the golden The Stranger in Paradise encounters of the Golden Platform. g if moon. The Grand March, led by Junior and Senior class presidentsand their dates, went around the golden platform in the center. On the way back and through the golden gates each girl received a small white lea- ther bid imprinted in gold. These scenes of a memorable evening will always be remembered. nisty dark moon along with the Light One more time around. Many are dancing at their last high school dance FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: j ?y 'ii Judy Rader, Lauretta King, J X ser Gertrude Case, Jackie Q T Broadhurst, and Marilyn . ,' h Sievers, is rr Spring Beauty, Gertrude Case, with her court consisting of Jackie Broadhurst, Lauretta King, Marilyn Sievers, and Judy Rader reigned over the first annual Val- paraiso Relays. The girls were selected by members of the Viking varsity and reserve teams. The Court was escorted on the field in two convertibles and each girl re- ceived a pretty bouquet. Principal King Telle emceed at the crowning ceremony. Captain Richard Small crowned Queen Gertrude and kissed her. Then as the meet proceeded, the court handed out the winning ribbons. GERTRUDE .j ,Q .' 1 ' . 1976 ' w rs rw . f-fq ,' 'ii COUNTER- CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: ' Judy Rader, Lauretta King. Gertrude Case, Jackie l ,J Broadhurst, and Marilyn Sievers .VNQ I0 S as .. 1 2? W1 ,A .1 - wa 5 f 2-54, Q 1,1 . 4 'ali-I 'Q K I K '1'1'V11.. - .Zi:?1zeSg? ' KV ' , gp, isnwizq 2 ' . 1. '-Q aff . v.. s ,if E ilfiif K If 1 gf ar Av E F N- -J - Y - xl 'l 'N A Y . waxy Q ku. ' . . 5 n ja X. fi: 'A' - M'-Q. A X . ' A x 5 ' ' 4 5 , , A S '32, J Vg' M X 'He 1 W nf, im' h l f , is Z 9 5 ,,.,7wxffi3QiVl k My AL., M, A A A k W. ' 8 h ' h ., Pi 5 . 1,5 ,EQ -- A . 1 f 1 ' x , . Q 4 i iw X f' il 11 FAME ' SAb0u190f i Grvcn pep liars and derlvies are signs ofthererrifir: Imskutlmll vln-cring sevtion. Wlntc lwlnzcrs and sweater vests take V , H, S, by srorrn. 5 ?f7 4- - 1... F 'V swuntvrs of vln-r-rlczider and baske-Ilmll player llnslralc our school spiril. Our class rings are ai symbol of friendship Vests, for Iwoth girls and guys, look sharp. Fruit Iioors and Leotardsf' 'N hr. s WY Dnu',-TNEY ll ' I-INOERSIHND Q-Sq we u+Q'q' -vid wx' Q 49,7 4 Q G D E- 5 GQAOES G' M-BASSE!!! va-+4 1 , uc Qmflfilllllll lr all V 5 4 1 1' SEQRES!!! 5 y ' . nasnllll ul 3' W. EEI HIIIIIIE y .4 .. ssumll ll ll 1.-1 A 1-IIHII IIIA H-llllll H illllll - - 55 -- I , l l l ullllll IIl'ul'nI!!IIIl 1 Q 9 l1 llllhlllll + A 'M IIB-lgll f' l g lllllllla 0 . -w' ill Z i 5 V1 1 7 , , 4 ' L P gif f '!F X -ff Y Y xnxx , r 1 as f I I l ,xi a , i 've-un, si Jess Clandon, Anne Neiqnist, Secretaryg Preston Platt, Presidentg Joesph Durand, Treasurerg Mann Spitler Jr. , Vice President. The Board of Education. is chosen from the citizens of the community because of their interest in the school system and their prominence in other civic affairs. lt's primary concern is the management and supervision 'of the school system. Very little appreciation is shown to these civic-minded citizens for the time and effort that they exert to improve our schools. G. WARREN PHILLIPS The Superintendent of the Valparaiso Community Si-hools, G. Warren Phillips, spent the past year solving many important problems. The school enrollment has soared and much planning for the future has had to be made. Mr. Phillips has worked diligently to improve our school program each year. Due to his foresight and leadership., the Valparaiso schools are rated among the top in Indiana. Mr, Phillips graduated from DePauw University with an A.l3. degree and reccivcf a M.S. from Indiana Uni- versity. 14 3 O O KING TELLE The Principal of Valparaiso High School, Mr. King Telle, had the big responsibility of making many de- cisions during the past year. With his keen sense of humor and his loyal school spirit he made V.H.S. run smoothly. I-le was known for his exuberance at pep sections and his cheering inspired our cheer, One More Blast! Mr. Telle began his career at V.H.S. with an A.B. from Hanover College and an M.S. from Indiana University. ALFRED HENKEL and JAMES MUNDY This past year Mr. Alfred Henkel's job as guidance director was the largest it has ever been. He took care ofall the students' schedules, helped the seniors decide their future plans, worked out the four year program for each freshman, counseled with students, and gave a number of tests. Mr. Henkel received his A.B. degree from Valparaiso University and his M.A. from Northwestern University. The Assistant principal, Mr. James Mundy, had charge of attendance. He also kept track of lockers and their combina- tions, directed the hall monitors, sponsored the Student Coun- cil, and saw that sick students got home. He received his B.S. and M.A. from Ball State Teachers College. THOMAS ROBERTS Mr. Roberts, the Industrial Coordinator at V.H.S. , whose job is to supervise the maintenance of the city schools and school construction, received his B.S. degree from Ball State Teachers College and his M.S. from Iowa State College. 'I5 'Nobodg flwfTwubUef Vw MRS. IHCKARD and MRS. JOLLEY Mrs, Price, secretary to the principal, l7L'l'fLll'lllL'l.i her duties thisyear under the con- stant i11ter1'11ptio11 of students whoeonfrolited her with all kinds of problelns. Meeting people and working with the students niade her job IIIOSI llllCVL'5lllll1,. Mrs. Lll3CllOllli, one of the stnool see- relaries, helped out i11 two offices this year. The first two periods of every day she spent supervising the attendalice girls and posting alvsernresg the rest of tl1e day she supervised 1I1e grridante office helpers and posted items on the students four year cards. Mrs. Jolley, the receptionist at the Ad- ministration Building, spent most of the year behind the switchboard channeling calls and taking messages. Her other duties in- cluded bookkeeping, handling tuition Stll- clents and work permits, and other general office work. Mrs. Rickard, secretary to the Superin- tendent, made out the budget for the school and acted as the main bookkeeper. She did all the payroll and 3CCOllllIlllg, made out all the tax reports, handled retirement alld social security, a11d took care ofthe teachers' license. MRS. OBENOUR and MRS. PRICE 1 it fx .i wig Dow'6Tlw5 U f? SEATED: Shirley Thiele, Valparaiso University, B. A., Mary Edna Bowman, University of Chicago, A.B. , M.A.g Audrey Shauer, Valparaiso University, A.B., University of Colorado, M,A., Evelyn Conkling, Manchester College, A.B., Betty Thrapp, Indiana University, B.S. STANDING: Burton Conkling, University of Iowa, A. B. , M. A.gC1ive Crum, Indiana Central College, B.S.q Erwin Rump, Valparaiso University, B. A., Roy E. Brown, Purdue University, B.S. , Ball State, M.A.g Robert Hummel, Purdue, B.S. LEFT TO RIGHT: Frieda Schiek, Robert Hummel, Florence Craig. I-MQUHQQS FRIEDA SCHIEK Indiana University, A.B. ROBERT HUMMEL Purdue University, B.S. 5 'R , lwfki , FLORENCE CRAIG Slippery Rock State Teachers College, B.S., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. I7 X LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Rhoda, Kenneth Pifer, Pau1Brarnme11. Qoiewoe ROGER WILLIAMS Manchester College, B.S, PAUL MILLER Ball State, 8.5. Iowa State College, Ixl.S. CAROLYN BUSH Valparaiso University, B. A. RONALD ROSENTHAL Valparaiso University, B. A. Industrials ROBERT Rl-IODA Ball State, B.S, , lxl.A. KENNETH PIFER Manchester College, B,S. PAUL BRAMMELL Indiana State Teachers College, B.S LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Williams, Paul Miller, Carolyn Bush, Rona ld Rosenthal. Qwmlz ' ROGER SCHENPF Hanover College, A.B. Ball State, M. A. AUDREY SHAUER Valparaiso University, A.B. University of Colorado, M. A. RALPH SCHENK Valparaiso University, B. A. Indiana State, A.B. University of Chicago, M. A. LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Schnepf, Audrey Shauer, Ralph Schenk, Jack Hil dreth, Dale Ciciora. JACK HILDRETH DALE CICIORA Indiana University, A.B. Valparaiso University, B.5. Houma ' ' EDITH WEEMS CLAIRE DECKER Valparaiso University, B.A. Hanover College, A.B. BRYCE ROI-IN Manchester College, A.B. Indiana University, M.C.S. ERWIN RUMP Valparaiso University, B. A. GARTH JOHNSON Ball State, B.S. , Iv1.A. JACK HILDRETH Indiana University, B.S. I JOHN WIGGINS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bryce Rohn, Erwin Rump, Garth Johnson, Jack Hildreth, B311 State' B-S' John Wiggins. Musto and Amt PHILIP DUNN Indiana University, B.M.E. ROBERT CAIN Indiana University, B.S. ROBERT MILLER Ball State, B.M.E. Indiana University, M.S. LEFT TO RIGHT: Philip Dunn, Robert Cain, Robert Miller 1' 20 M WILLIAM Erma Ba11sme,B,s., M.A. SHIRLEY THIELE Valparaiso University, B.A. DORIS HUBER Hanover College, A.B. CLARE MCGILLICUDDY Valparaiso University, A,B, Purdue University, M,S, RONALD ROSENTHAL Valparaiso University, B,A, LEFT TO RIGHT: William Eiler, Shirley Thiele, Doris Huber, Clare McGil1icuddy, Ronald Rosenthal. uwwimreaga., JOHN WIGGINS Ball State, B.S, Indiana University, M, S, VIRGIL SWEET Eastern Illinois State, B, S, Indiana State and Indiana University, NLS. LOIS WIECHMANN Valparaiso University, B, S, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Wiggins, Virgil Sweet, Lois Wiechmann QQ! U l 21 gmt H D055 'NEA Chemistry students expr-rilnent in the lab. Music room . .l Concentration is needed on the daily geometry assignment. sounds forth in thc band Phe hoys are waiting their turn to snnnncrsanlt, 22 Study in all its forms is exhibited in the library. an vr wr I Ng Q-lr. 1 School.. A Aff 1,4 ' ny, V 4 Q1 98. i 1 QLQTOQQL T 'Q 3w -- f-gi ' 7 .ff-fi iigfgv-3 5 2 f'j3g1 Ak 1, . -. flflif'.i?lJ4Y'3f',.' ,.. in-u -yvvg.,--'li,Y,,, F Q ' J. -'11l',Z .i:M 3 93' Q :Q-...-31g fiP f a Y f HJ- 'ii A ' '77 wx -Q-X 5- i 7 5 'x U ,g f - ' xo ' ' ' V V! X , i - Y Y Y V 1 . t N ' l f i . - H 1 if mme.-i, -5 z x. K f 943.3 , A 'N xxx 'M ?-N-j XR f?f5TX X YK X Q X RN Xxx JA Wham The New Names, New Faces of traditionally green freshmen filled V. H.S. halls and classrooms during the first weeks of this school year. Now, however, the freshman class has come into its own, and next year, it will be able to step into the sophomores' shoes with confidence. The first girl class President since l953, Barbara Bobbie Bush led the class through their first year. She was assisted by Vice-President Bill Hildreth, Secretary Judy de Simon, and Treasurer Nita Flowers. The freshmen ioined many clubs! They will always remember the father-son Hi-Y induction and that terrible night of G ,A.A. initiation. Collecting leaves was a part of every freshman's year, along with following the freshman basketball team and the two new freshmen cheer- leaders. All of these activities plus schoolwork helped the freshmen move forward on their uphill climb through high school. Sandra Don Jud y Larry Francis JOB James Anderson Arnold Ashbauh Atwell Ball Bankert Barnes CLASS OFFICERS President , , Barbara Bush Vice-President , , B111 Hrldreth Secretary. . . Judy de Simon Treasurer. Nlta Flowers l Patricia Barnes Winifred Bartok Diane Batchelor Doris Bednar Barbara Berlin Elizabeth Bentley Beverly Berndt Carol Bernhart James Bernhart Robert Berrier William'Betts John Bevan Loren Biggs Pauline Biggs Richard Bilic Robert Bird Karen Blastick Edward Boling Ronald Boyer Mary Brindle Charlotte Brocksmith Elmer Brumbaugh Pat Broton Brenda Brown Dorothy Brown if nl M is fx an I Fwslwew 5, if as W is Q XXV ' I' . ' fl KN. B . had a f' B r s 'Wu , , f Q Sarah Brown Augie Bucci Geoff Bucher Barbara Bush Pamela Buxton Carolyn Case Lenora Chandler John Christman Carol Clark Jerry Cleveland Michael Clifford Anna Clouse Dale Cole Sharon Cooper Donna Corneil . X3 W L 1 Ffwslwew 'f r -J J ,,,yp 2 .at d ads ' ..-A K '- r ' it ia, . , K i Q' QI R L, , ,y y y 9 ' ' I sf ' if J' X b 1.. ' I SV L' , 1 I, 1 A ' in bfi: Ai N3 X it ' we 5 V if rv 5 ii i f 9. !4Jl Jo Ann Fulton Ray Goedtke David Gingerich Judith Glanders Marvin Good Thomas Goede Joan Gray Lois Gray Patricia Gray Mary Ann Green Stephen Gregory Ted Griffith Iacki Groverman Marcia Guilford Pamela Gustafson Betty Crum Sheila Dayton Michael Decker Judith desimon Paul Doelling Susan Dorris James Douglas Richard DuFallo David Duncan Dennis Duncan Roger Dankelbarger James Dunnigan Norman Dygert James Eckert Edward Eddington Jolene Eick Donna Emerson John Farrar Edward Fetla Donna Findling Robert Fleming Frieda Fletcher Juanita Flowers Kim Froberg Mary Ann Frogge Q i y J y yyy ik C 'Um' la- f N William Haefling Margaret Hall James Hallberg William Hamilton Kathleen Harrington Marcia Harris Phyllis Harris Diane Hassel Charles Hayes Wayne Heimberg Janet Heinold George Heinz Gayle I-Ieiser Frances Helman Mary Henstebeck Carole Ann Hill Charles Hill John Hicks Bill Hildreth Dennis Howard Anna Howe Janet Huber Patricia Ireland Edward Ihnat Jim Irons Faesluuew ' H ... si' Q 'is sv is as l WM LADQ z :BNN fic ,V w, 5 si l ,-.- j 3? i f 4, ,, h W my is F52 J 'shi s s liiiilii T JJJ1 i rllr 1 QF 8 in E if ii-r T J if X 'U WK X , . nk V K ' 37, .f . II, -yur ' 5 .J hadith Kenneth J ankowski Sharon Jankowski David Jensen John Jessup Charles Johnson Jill Johnson Roy Johnson Sarah Johnson Terry Johnston Jane Jolley Judith Jones Linda J ones Robert Jones Annette Jopes Sherie Kaplan Ffeeslwew r,i g 2 ' JI n 4 I Mike Karamesines Philip Kautz Sally Kazlauski Sally Keehn Keith King Sharon Kinne William Knopp f f- ' a I A -K Janet Koeppen s '17 Davida Kombmh .,o A fs J James Krachey If ' 1.39,-F. K. Karl Kratz Charles Krieger I 'Fda -f Arlene Kruse X William Kuehl Jane Lamb Sue Lamberson ' George Landgrebe 9 A Patricia Laube 5 ' Kathleen Lightcap Ralph Lindhoim 'FP Judith Maguire Theodore Makovsky Fred Manago Arlene Mandernach . Y Catherine Marrell Barbara Maudlin Richard Maudlin ,, 4 , , J , ' Donald Mead 'f 7 fi F ' 15? f' Frank Miller A J ' V, X Frederick Miller 1' x J Gerald Miller Lynn Miller E 1 Jim Miner Q z: ' Q or Earl Miuspaugh -i f Jo Ellen Miskimins iv, v ' V Larry Mitchell Cornelius Molengraft Marlin Monroe b Q Jacklyn Morris Sally Myers r X, My 4--V All .N sf I Jerrold Nelson Donna Newell Sandra Nichols David Oesting Robert O'Keefe Robert O'Malley Stephen O'Neill Marsha Parry David Perry Robert Perry Diane Peterson David Peuquet Douglas Pierce Connie Podell Janet Poehler Josette Ponader Joan Powell Stephen Powell David Prahl Marilyn Price Clyde Prowant Margie Pullins Rancie Pullins Henry Quintero Linda Rechlin Fwslumew fin fi 1 K' 5 s .ar S, 2 if J M7 ' Q .,-M., are as in Y' in Rx A ' K J? , W ,a ' 4 .. fi? a t Q ' 'f ' . X' - I AV I 'iw A Mary Reed James Richmond Edward Rickman Bruce Rigsby Ron Ripley Terry Ripley Belvie Risner Betty Robbins Donna Robey Pat Rockwell Diane Rugg Frances Saar Paul St. Clair Thomas Schneegas Carl Schwan wi f ' f NOT PICTURED fn gas 7.71 U. 1 , .. XVV., i -1 Faeslumew I A 4-huh 'N-M v -y 2' Susan Villiaume Allen Vinikour Terry Vitoux Stephen Vogt Gregory Walsh Karin Weber Stephen Wermcrantz Jody Wheele Eileen White Marilyn White Dan Whitler Janet Williamson Sally Williamson Rosemary Wilson Bill Witters Q my K ,I 'Sk fi f x., . f e , were ir ' is in it -J: 555 if l 2' f 'W afeizff' . ,-1 lgal k X 1 51 5 S' Donald Sechler Martin Seelig Judith Shain Nancy Sherman Pete Shively John Shook Reginald Short Rusta Showalter Michael Shurr Jeffrey Sievers Linda Stahl Glenda Stevens Nancy Stockman George Sullivan Gay Sutherland Kathleen Swisher Vicky Thomas Ronald Thompson Toby Tincher Charles Tomczak Vendo Toming Thomas Topper Rodney Townsend Susan Urschel Ronald Villeneuve as W J 1 1 Na Mow Pwblemsn The sophomore class combined Fun and hard work to make this a most successful year. The class provided members of the junior varsity football and basketball teams, backed enthus- iastically by their fellow classmates. They had many active members in the various clubs, and were consistent in good scholarship. Skip Collins was elected to lead his class as President. His helpers were Vice-President Pat Murphy, Secretary Clara de Simon, and Treasurer Janet Eckert. The Soph- omores ca re fu I l y chose their 1961 class rings and are anxiously awaiting them and hope they will be outstand- mg. Roberta Adamski Marian Allison Alice Anderson Jeffry Anderson Linda Anderson Harold Andresen Paul Ashbaugh Lawrence Astrologes Ray Auble Richard Babcock it . it F C President , , Vice- President Secretary , , Treasurer . . it is ,451-::' H S A 'tn X' I st 2 if v T.. V f . f- A l ' l SN if 'Y f' .if CLASS OFFICERS . Skip Collins . Pat Murphy Clara deSimon . Janet Eckert ta 'Sify s. 'Q fy a t rr: Susan Backus , Joan Bay Charlotte Beach Dennis Beach , Bruce Benninghoff . wa as i'i l?'f' 1' Alice Boyd Judith Brajcki Gerald Britton Jeanette Broadhurst Janet Brown David Bernard Charlene Bernd! William Biggs Judith Billings Ronald Boling Cophomoaes R mf ff I f 4: 5 - ff- T U: 2 If f,.f l 1 I If i fig TW if f 'lf VU .i H Q N i I frm M- ' ,Q 'X 2 John Davies Carol Davis Mary Ellen Dayton Mary Ann Dean Caryn Decker Mary Louise Decker William Deckro Diane DeGrazia Clara deSimon Frederick Deters Clarence Doelling James Dommer Glenn Dowd Kenneth Dowd Jessie Dresden M an . W -Q 9 Vg. Richard Buchanan David Burrus Curtis Bush William Callahan Richard Carmichael William Carmicheal James Cavan Michael Cavinder Tom Chapman Daniel Chester James Chester Robert Chezem Harold Christman Brian Christy Terry Church Stephen Claussen Jerry Colburn Randall Cole Terry Collings Harley Collins Clara Coolman Margaret Corcoran Larry Crisman Raymond Crum Christy Csaba J '. . fy s 1, f a 4' f .,r 43, f-g.,i-ng. 4' Douglas Dye James Dye Janice Eades Janet Eckert Diann Eder Fred Ehnes Gene Eldridge Greer Ellenberger Patricia Evans James Farrar Richard Felts James Ferguson Sharon Fitch Mimi Fitzgerald Linda Follis SUP f tc el J a+ ' e as- Y J 4 if . A , 'Z'-I ks ad .,-K . Jffiv. , if- ' an if J, :':, :fr Haifa 1 A Joe Foncannon F David Frailey J 4 .- Rogene Froberg g L f my ' 35 Charles Frogge Ji , 1 :gi g V if Terry Fruzia Janice Fry Judy Fryer Arthur German r i., Phil Goede J Gene Good ' .6 Robert Graebner Robert Graham si, I x S Martha Green tt ' 1 william Guillaum V. 5 , T yyyy 1 VLVyy Q g Carole Gunder Q, F it ix Q V , A John Gutt E M : ki J Cheryl Haley t Q t S , he it Robert Hallberg 'if H . Cynthia Hanchar s V 3 'X , Q Y aa 1 J Paul Hathaway l H ., l i Q ...L , ,- , Z MAK E Zi. 5 .AJL i 1 3' F' 51? V Y K I ' 5 . 1 E J ... ff an ,yyg isi ,. raay ,y,y' L , it Margaret Hawkins James Hefferman Sandra Henderson Patrick Higgins Gordon Highlan 'l 9 L ' v u 'a .43 J Bonnie Kado Dean Kahney Mary Kaltenbach Robert Kitchen Allen Kleist Marcia Koepke Wayne Kroenke Vincent Kuebrick Judy Kyes Sue Lambert Thomas Lambert Donna Landgrebe Lawrence Lane Jeanette Larcom James Lasko my 1 R9-f J' , 'Z Qoplwmmes 'Q' I . Q .. X. ' A in ... ,gray Q, - exif L an Q R fb- ,J 1 x P ,..ss J' Q ..- rn.. Edwin Hill Elizabeth Hill Janet Hill Curtis Hineline Donald Hodsden Dawn Hoeg Diane Horak Rosetta Horan Bonnie Hough Roger Howard Charlotte Huber Lawrence Huber Linda Huff Carol Hughart Robert Humphrey Patricia Hurley Karen Husmann Randen Husmann William lhnat Fred Ingram Paula Jameson Dennis Johnson Suzanne Johnson Bertie Jolley Timothy Jones 'ERA W R I I 1,x,,.1 43 Q T Q V Rita Lasko Carl Lawrence Joann Lawrence Debra Leetz Judith Leib Larry Linton Elizabeth Lite Kathryn Long Catherine Ludington Dennis Magid Marie Mandernach Gilbert Mankin Carol Marshall Judith Martin Gerald Meece Barry Meyerowitz Frederick Michaels Norman Miller Terry Miller Judy Miracle Bennie Mitchell Judith Mohler Catherine Moneypenny Joanne Montague Carolyn Montoney Qoplwmows J fl 5 L is QM .9 W W 4 V avg awp, 'J 5 'P 16. Laxman ' P 1 -'vu - K I :., If gk '.k: V . i KK . 1 I X? X :il'i' J I .X r' g F X N J 'X Q 'M ... A X is :Pigs l Q. lv b 1 'Y -f J X :- ' 36 All 4. will ' . ' T: NJ V -if '33 'KV -' 'Lf J gp J yi 4 I I : vi., L Q A . x IT , Q V? 14, K 3' . 2. -5 A M A 5 V 5 N I LL :ai Q I ,L 'Q' ' X V , . LlV .i- f ' , my , 'S I if w Jackie Morris Bruce Moser Patrick Murphy Frances Murvihill ffl 1 Georgarme McDonald Charles McKean Denise McNeil Martha Neal Robert Nelson Kenneth Nevills Sharon Nichols Diane Olas Nancy Oliver Dimitra Pappas Charles Parsons 1 1 SJR' is . '-TQ 1 .E 14.1 r riff: Ai Qoplwmoaes Richard Partlow Emil Pederson Roger Pederson .Ronald Perkins Barbara Peters Lawrence Pierce Roger Pierce Thomas Pierce Herbert Pietsch Karen Pratt Jerry Prentiss Thomas Prentiss 9' , P Tom Ranck K Barbara Randall in-,, 5, Derrial Reynolds fr Y F l 'J f I ' '! A , 2 0 H Robert Rhodes in Lawrence Ricketts A ., ' n .,. z Jerry Ripley 5 7' YN Q 'gy Q Herbert Risto 'B-r V W Jerry Rogers if , h 'po n ' I I V X 4f ' :f:.f Paul Schuessler Elizabeth Schultz Gerald Schwaller Charles Schwanholt Wyckham Seelig Karlene Sells Sarah Sexton Dick Shearer Orville Shearhod Richard Short George Shull Barbara Shupe Sandra Sievers William Sievers Edward Silhavy Karen Rohn John Ronneau Michael Rusch Millicent Sabo Patricia Schroeder Q f Q f ,4bN .f A ' E V a M g , gfi s rv f , Q X L' 1 a if sf as Kr- ' ,fy 'cf xy John Silhavy Larry Smith Robert Smith Rhonda Spitzer Peter Stager Edith Stalbaum Jerry Stalbaum Keith Stanton Margaret Steel Gilbert Stephens Robert Stinnett Sharyl Stoltz John Stoner James Stout Judy Stowers Qoplwwmes s J if E. ' Wi Q ,a Q J S 5 5 he 4, f . . at -3 V 9- 9 at fl f Robert Swisher Rose Tamer K Richard Telle , 'Q Sheryl Thorgren Q Janice Van Asdall ,A .,.E A . f S la. - 1 Patricia Wagner Olivia Wallace Virginia Webb Marilyn Wehner Charles Washburn t up s 1 Y as all 'E g if A, : , ,. 631' J Qsr iiiii T - V J, we mf Richard Weichert Jerry West Cheryl Wheeler James Wheeler Betty White Paul White Sharon Whitton David Wieggel Larry Will Dennis Williams Lynne Wills Harold Wilson Jeffrey Wilson Evan Witters Michael Zulich .V Fiig if L E.. v-.. n r X -Y '-nt u Ml Upn CLASS OFFICERS Q The class of 1960, next year's seniors, had a hectic but wonderful year! President Jim Donley, with Vice- President Ecl Swanson, Secretary Lynne Miller and Treasurer Wes Bucher took charge of the class's activities. In Sep- tember the excited word went around that the class rings had arrived. Soon every junior was sportinga Viking head on his hand. The treasurer began col- lecting class dues in November in anticipation of the Prom. THE PROM! Secrets, grins, and a great amount of planning went into the biggest formal dance of the year. Everyone worked, class spirit was at its best! With the happy end of a successful year, the iuniors look forward to next year. Ruth Barnes Linda Bauer J ack Beach Lawrence Beach Esther Bednar I Ronald Belford I Ann Benell Edward Berndt Kaylene Berndt James Berenthal Connie Berrier Bob Biggs Carol Binder Barbara Bolles Robert Boling Barbara Bond John Bowman Bernard Brady Marie Brehmer President . . . ...... Jim Donley Vice-President . . Ed Swanson Secretary. . . Lynne Miller Treasurer. . WCS BUCh6l' Q Q ,D Virginia Ade , David Anderson -- 'J Lloyd Anderson ' Marlene Banks f- r I ,A 35 1 ,iv a T 1 'Y ' 9 'fri - V ' ' 'G if X 1 . if N9 ' : lg rx ,W riff. if-'1?f.wh:::?r:,3 all iQ if lb ig Y R I . wx! xx Q I l fi-, r in gf an- . . l' I 1 A g,, . B la Jim Broadhurst Beverly Brookover John Broton Donald Brown Kathleen Brown f x Robert Brown Sharon Brown Wesley Bucher Michael Butterfield Sally Butterfield Edward Campbell Michael Campolattara Lawrence Caprous Sandra Carlson Joel Carpenter Dennis Casbon Susan Claudon Sandra Claussen Tom Cochran Marlaine Cole John Collier Dorothy Cordell Elaine Cordes Ellen Corley Kenneth Corneil Terrence Cornwell Roy Culp Robert Daly Ronnie Daniels Leslie Darnell 11411048 if J: , J . A V ,,..:-'I' V J Q A Q - Y' -Aa, J 2, r - ' A A 1, fl. - A 1 3 f A gkkii is xl 1 L t sa i ig f gmt fa J if Q W1 ' stt lr f QL g M C M fs! J' sig h I as I if Q vim N .-f F 1 ti.. .xi f sk X .,, v N .W .. . .. I Q Qt 'Y I' fr yi' 'J' 5 M 0 If J S' iq is 4 sl l sri, Mary Davis Thomas Dean Jean De Haven Kenneth Dennis Carol Dhuivetter Wayne Dickson Donna Diersen Joyce Dodd Judy Dodd Jim Donley Melva Drake Herta Dravininkas Roger Duncan Lana Dygert Richard Ebersold 1. I mb ,, X I Hlsf r' 9 4. - .A 3 ' . R Jwams 3, ,, I I ' 7 warg E A . sf. 'f n William Eckert Donna Eggleston Richard Evans Richard Fabing Marc Fifield Rachel Fischer Ellen Flood Donna Flowers John Flynn Dean Follis Roane Follis Richard Foreman Tom Frailey Rose Franklin Chuck Freeman Brent Froberg Robert Gahl May Garvey Kenneth Gingerich f Al X Michael Goehrin , :f i H- g Robert Gore -Q F Jon Gramhofer 1 Esther Green Marie Griffith v Nancy Groverman 41 I A Q Emily Grubb Enen Guild Alice Haines 5 'I' Joy Hall if William Harbeck '- Robert Harding Mary Jo Hargrave X0 Q Q 4, 5, Walter Harper '. Q' ' . f Roy Harrell x Q 5' .' F A James Hawkins i , 1 4 .1 .1 e Earl Hayes John I-lelman Gerald Hershman Susan Hicks Dorothy Hodsden 11 N ' J fgyl .li 41 FL N ,Q K Nb -Y 3,3 X. ' , H Hugh Howard Sharon Huber Cosette Jarvis Brenda Johnson Charles Johnson Donald Johnson Edwin Johnson Patricia Johnson James Jones Sally Jox Deborah Keeley Donna Keeley William Keene Brian Kent George Kindt Judy Klapp Larry Klemz Sandra Kline York Knudsen Orma Kolasinski Jaw-A sg ' J at Q 7 .,,,.-if sa! ,, 5 W- f' JK 6' , v Lucille Koselke H Bonnie Kuehl at Linda Kuehl f J Finis.Lamberson Q Dennis Lambert i s -' Lxxvish. sstns , r Q A , ' D' 1 at -'Q av A for 6 Q if V to I t A ,,a,f- c X Q 7 'J at Carole Lansing Jo Ann Linkimer James Loayza John Loring Marvin Ludington Kathryn McAtee Phyllis McCracken Marianne McKellips Alan Magnuson James Maple Gary Marten Jill Martin Betty Meyer Chester Michaels Christy Miller gen, Q 'a I H C K Jwtzm . ry Q. Nix . ' or ' 0 J fs 1 , as 1 '- We A at - 4 K., Q 'Q ' lv 1 ks ' .s Kaul 0 I 'V N Judith Schau James Schwaller Carol Sedgwick Robert Sellers Dominic Semento Sandra Shaar Jeffrey Shain Mary Siemion Brenda Simmons Carol Slack Dianne Slavey Virginia Smith Paula Snodgrass Marcia Sommers Roger Steel , x ,TJ ff A JA 99 vi- 'fa f s H-L 8 , e ffl L Ll I Donald Miller Lynne Miller Louana Milzarek Nancy Morris Patricia Murvihill Geraldine Nielson Lonnie Nuss Helen Oliver Patricia Olson Martin O'Nei1l Thomas Parsons Marjorie Peace Donald Phillis Judy Pifer Carol Podell Lesley Ponton Patricia Powell Robert Randle Renate Rathmann Stanley Redman Frank Rickman Loren Ritz Janet Robinson Sandra Rosenberg Patricia Rossiter Q o 4' ! f' I it J 4. PQ' Carol Stephens Patricia Stevenson Mary Stockman Walter Story Michael Sullivan Richard Sutter Patrick Sutton Edward Swanson Ron Swelstad Ann Swihart Patricia Switzer Charles Tamer Lawrence Taylor Kirt Thayer Judith Thorgren Lonnie Tincher Paul Toelke Janice Tucker Robert Tucker Patricia Underwood Anne Vendl Bob Vendl Carol Walton George Warnock Marlene Wattles sq ag Q r M by R .On 5 ,x Fi' -v 53 f' A is 'Me 6 , s J gg . L1 SMI: ' - ' , L. ga -s t J AX 2 I E , f S . , ..,,, 43 X ,fi ' 3 f f yr ' T s S ff J' QF Nils 'Jai n ffl 1 W it , S , x 3 ?Eii??': if f . ' ,. if My .Q an Q Z 5: J J was if R 1 as A ,yte J .sl 2' S5 ' -. 4 IQ J' ' 'i'i i Q MW Owen Weideman Richard Wehner Nancy Westbay Barbara White John White Carolyn Williams Jim Wilson Joe Wilson Walter Wilson Donald Woods Charles Worden John Worstell Mary Ann Youngren lantha Zeman Donetta Zulich 'Tlw I-I' lvawLtlwMfgl1t5 ,,'9 l SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Williams, Miss McGil1icuddy, Dave Kreider, Vice-Presidcntg Mr. Hildreth, and Warren Rayder, President. KNEELING: Kathy Hildreth, Treasurer, and Judy Jolley, Secretary. Senior Sales managers busy at work. A group of friendly teenagers, most ofwhom wear '59 class rings on their fingers, constitute thelargest senior class ever. From our freshman year, getting that lost feeling and collecting leaves, through our sophomore year studying hard and watching the new addition being built, during our iunior year, getting class rings, producing a play, organizing the speech banquet and the Junior-Senior Prom--to our senior year we stuck together, and now we emerge as grad- uates. New athletic records, increased feeling of school of school loyalty, and a high school noted for its friendliness are some of the many things we leave behind us. Term papers, senior sales, and the memor- able events of baccalaureate and graduation fill our hearts with solemn thoughts as we realize that this is the end of our high school career. 44 JACK AFFELD Student Council 29 Choir 2, Spanish Club 2. KARIN ANDERSON Student Council 3, Pep Club 2, 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3, 4, F.T.A. lg Cl1Oll' l,4, Ensemble 4, Band 2,3,4, Senior Publicity 4, Latin Club 2, Va1postl,3,4g VAL- ENIAN 3,4. JANIS BABCOCK Pep Club 2,3,4g Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Librarian l,2,3,4, JANICE RAE BARBER Morgan Township High School 2, 3. CAROL ALBERTSON Student Secretary 4. LACRECIA ARCHER Pep Club l,2,4g Y-Teens l,2,'4, G.A.A. 1,23 Wichita High School North, Kansas 3. KAREN BAILEY Pep Club l,2,3,4g Y-Teens l,2,3, 4, Y-Teens l,2,3,4, G.A.A. l,2, 3,45 F.T.A. 43 Cadet Teaching 4, Choir 1,25 Valpost 3.4, Exchange Editor 3, Business Manager 4, Guid- ance Office 4, Biology Club 2, Span- ish Club 2. TOM BARRY Hi-Y 2,3,4g Golf lg Swimming 2, 3,4, Captain 4, Band lg Choir 2, Ensemble 25 Spanish Club 25 F.T. A. 4. Club 2. tary 4. 45 Y i WILLIAM BARRY Hi-Y 2,3,4g Swimming 2,39 Pep Clubl,2,3,4gY-Teensl,2 Choir l,2,3,4, Ensembles 3.4, Projection Club 2,3,4g Chess Club 2, Student Secretary 4. ,,,,,+-Ik ull, S , i s K i' f'2.'?l7iUF'f..l, NORA BARTHOLOMEW 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3g spanish CLAIRE BEEBE LaCrosse High School lg Pep Pep Club l,2,3g Y-Teens l,2, Club 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g 3, Latin Club 2. G.A.A. 2,35 Student Secre- VIOLET BELFORD J ANNA BELLE BROCKSMITH Y-Teens l,2,3,49 Biology Club l,2,3,4g Student Secre- tary 4. V. LARRY BROSS Hi-Y 3,43 Pep Club 4g Cross- F.T.A. 3g Dramatics Club 2 Country 23 Projection Club 3g GARNETT BENNETT Pep Club 4g Y-Teens l,2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2g Choir 1.2.3. RONALD BERNDT BILL BERRIER Wrestling 2, 3,4. BARBARA BILLINGS Pep Club l,2,3,4g Student Sec retary 4. JEANNE BRODY Mentor High School l,2, 3g Pep Club 4g Y-Teens 4. GENE BROWN Basketball lg Cross-Country lg Golf 1,25 Spanish Club 3. 46 Pep Club 4g Hi-Y 3,4g Track lg LINDA BENNETT South Bend John Adams High School lg Pep Club 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4, Board 4g G.A.A. 4g Latin Club 2g Varsity Cheerleading 4: Valpost 3, 45 VALENIAN 4g Junior Class Play. MARCIA BERNHART Pep Club l,2,3,4g Y-Teens l,3,4g G,A.A. l,2,3g Spanish Club 3g Student Secretary 4g Junior Class Play. MIKE BIGGS JERALD BLAC K Pep Club 4g Hi-Y 3,4g Golf l,2,3, 4. ISQ JUDITH BROWN Nurses Office 45 Senior Secretary 4. HILMER CARLSON Pep Club 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Dramatics Club l,2,3,45 Projection Club 2, 35 Band l,2,3, ROY A. COOLMAN Pep Club 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Cross-Country 2,35 Choir 3, 45 Band lg Science Club 3,45 Pro- jection Club l,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Boys' State. SUE ANN CORLEY Pep Club l,2,3,45 G. A.A, 1, 2,3,45 Nurses Office 3,45 Science Club 3.4, Vice-President 45 Speech-Debate Club 3,4, Secre- tary 35.Choir l,3,4, Ensemble 4. V S27 'ze elm X 1 A Qfi 2, JAMES CANNON Track 1, 2. GWEN Cl-IRISTMAN Pep Club l,3,45 Y-Teens l,3,45 G.A.A. l,3,45DramaticsClub3,45 Senior Secretary 45 Jeffersonville High School 2. LINDA COOPER G.A,A. l5Choir 2,3,45 Band 1,2 35 Student Secretary 4. JANET COULTER Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3 4, Treasurer 3,Board45G.A.A. 1 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Valpost 3 VALENIAN 3,4, Editor 45 Home- coming Court. -nl? :X fn? Us be X! .nv RICHARD DAVIES Pep Club45 F. T. A. lg Speech- Debate Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 2,3, President 45 Librarian l, 2, 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Latin Club 25 Projection Club 35 Val- post 4. DONNA DEGRAZIA Student Council 1,25 PepClub l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 ,,,g X5Rxgh 53-?'.:.A. l,2,3,4: Choir 1,2, liht?lQX O?ilill 47 MARY KATHERINE DECKRO Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Y-Teens l, 2, 3,45 G.A,A. l,2,3,45 Senior Secretary 4. JERRY DEGRAZIA Wrestling 25 Golf 2,3,45 Span- ish Club 25 Science Club 3,45 Projection Club l,2,35 Biology Club 2. K? A SUSANNE DE SIMON Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2, 3,4, Treasurer 45 G.A.A. l,2,3, 45 F.T.A. 15 Cadet Teaching 45 Guidance Office 45 Varsity C Cheerleader 3,45 VALENIAN 45 Homecoming Queen. WILLIAM DOMMER Pep Club 45 Hi-Y 35 Football 2 ,Q 'A Science Club 2,3,4, President 3 Latin Club 25 Biology Club 35 Pro- v jection Club 3,4. , yr, h Y 1 4 J -'DB 1 as 1 C AROL EIC HENSEHER Pep Club l,2, 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Attendance Office 35 Stu- dent Secretary 4. WAYNE FARRAR Swimming 1,25 Band l. MALCOLM DUNCAN Hi-Y 3,45 Golf l,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1, Manager.2,35 V-Club3,45 Latin Club 2. MARGARET EADES G.A.A. 15 Biology Club l,2,3,4 GLORIA ENDSLEY Pep Club l,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Board 35 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Board 3. Treasurer 45 Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer5 Cadet Teaching 45 Latin Club 2, Vice- President 25 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheer- leader 45 Junior Class Play 35 VALENIAN 45 l-lomecoming Court. ROBERT FINLEY Football 2. 48 JUDITH DEU Pep Club l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Student Secretary 4. THOMAS DUNBAR Hi-Y 45 Track 25 Latin Club 25SCi- ence Club 3,45 Biology 35 Band 1 2,3. GENE DYE Pep Club 45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Base- ball 3,45 ScienceClub2,3,4, Vice- President 35 Biology Club 2,35 Band 2,3,4. CAROLE ECKERT Student Council lg Pep Club l,2,3 4, President45 Y -Teens 3,45 G. A. A l, 2, 3,4, Board 35Stl1delltS8Cl'ei31'y 45 Homecoming Court. '59 PETER FLEISCHER Ober-Re als c h u le , Coburg lg Speech-Debate Club 45 Spanish Club 25 Science Club 4, INGRID FORTUNE Chicago Bowen High School 1,25 Student Council 45 Pep Club 3,45 Y-Teens 45 G.A.A. 45 Student Secretary 45 Homecoming Court. GAIL GILLESPIE PepC1ub l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1.2, 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Choir lg Valpost 35 Spanish Club 35 Cadet Teaching 45 Junior Class Play. JAMES FOREMAN HARDEN FREEMAN Pep Club 2,35 G.A.A. 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Dramatics 1,2gCl'1Oi1'l,2,-3,45 Junior Class Play. PAULETTE GOEDE Michigan City Elston High School lg San Leandro, California High School 25 South Bend Riley High School 25 South Bend Greene High Q? l .P -fe? SHERRY GORE Danville, Illinois, High School 1, 25 Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. 35 F. T,A. 45 Choir 3,45 Ensemble 45 Dramatics Club 3. 3 School 35 Pep Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Cadet Teaching 45 Valpost 4. DALE GOTT Freshman Class President5 Soph- omore Class Vice-President5 Junior Class Vice -President5 Student Coun - cil l,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Hi- Y 2,3545 Basketball1,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,45 Base- ball 3,45 V-Club l,2,3,4, Vice- President 35 VALENIAN 2,3,45 Toastmaster. 49 PATRICIA GRABOWSKI Pep Club 1,2.35 G.A.A. 1,25 Student Secretary 4. THOMAS GRAHAM JANET GRAHAM Student Council 4, Secretary 45 Pep Club l,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1, 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Principa1's Office 45 Biology Club 25 Val- post l, 2, 3.4, AssistantEditor 3, Editor 4. SHARON GRAY Pep Club 2,3,45G.A. A. 2,3,45 Student Secretary 45 Band l,2, 35 Valpost 4. N48 an 4 ff' by ' QW af' K 1. 'V SJ, PATRICIA HARVEY Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Secretary4, Y-Teens l,2.3.4, G.A.A. 1, 2.3.4, F. T, A. 3, Spanish Club 2, VALENIAN 4. RICHARD HEIMBERG Student Council 3.4. President 4, Basketball 1.2. Manager 3. 4, Cross-Country 2, Manager 3.4, Track 1.2, Baseball 3,4, V-Club 2.3.4, Spanish Club 3. President 3. ,' WARREN GRAY Pep Club 4, Basketball 1, Track 1. 2, Football 1.2, Baseball 3.4, Wrestling 2.3. PETER HAIEWSKY Hi-Y 3.4, Cross-Country 1, Track 1, Swimming 1, Wrestling 3.4, Choir 2. 3.4, Science C1ub4,Chess Club 2.3.4. PHYLLIS l-IANCI-IAR Pep Club 1.2.3.4, G.A.A. 1.2.3, Student Secretary 4. MICHAEL HARKIN Pep Club 4, Football 2.3.4, Wres- tling 2, Chess Club 2, Biology Club 2, 3.4, Science Club 4. LINDA HAZELTON Pep Club 4, Y-Teens 1.3.4 G.A.A. l,2.3.4, Student Sec- retary 4. KEITH HEINOLD Hi-Y 2.3.4, Cross-Country2.3. 4, Basketball 1.2, Football 1, Track 3, V-Club 2.3.4, Choir 1.2,3.4. 50 3 1 4 ROBERT GROVES Student Council 1, Cross-Country 1.2.3, Track 1.2.3, Wrestling 2.3, V-Club 2.3. MARY RUTH HALL Band 1,2.3,4. Librarian 3. Secre- tary-Treasurer 4, Choir 3.4. Li- brarian 3,4, Cadet Teaching 4, Li- brarian 2. EDWARD HANNON C r oss -Country 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Science Club 2. 3. LYNNE HARRIS Pep Club 1.2,3,4, Y-Teens 1.2.3. 4, G.A.A. 1.2.3. aff 'SQ JOSEPH HENLEY Cross-Country 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 2,3,45 Swimming 1,25 V-Club 1, 2,3,4. KATHLEEN HILDRETH Junior Class Treasurer5 Senior Treasurer5 Student Council 25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Board 2, Sec- retary 3, President 45 Latin Club 25 Choir l,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Ensembles 2,3,45 Valpost 2,3, 45 VALENIAN 4. CAROL HORAK Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2, 35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Student Secre- tary 4. JAMES HOWSER Pep Club 2,45 Cross-Country lg Basketball lg Spanish Club 2. f to 'maui DONALD HERRICK ' Hi-Y 45 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 3, 45 V-Club 2,45 Science Club 45 Spanish Club 25 Choir l,3,4, En- semble 45 Valpost 4. RICHARD HOLMES Pep Club 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Choir1,2,3, 45 Science Club 35 Latin Club 25 Senior Sales Manager 4. DAVID HOWE ' Pep Club 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Track 1 2,3,4g Cross-Country 1,2,35 V- Club 1,2, 3,4. 50' 'tr nv---33 - ,:w , Y . Rv IOSEPH HUBENY Pep Club 45 Pep Band 3,43 Cross- Country 15 Latin Club 25 Science Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 35 1 Projection Club 2, 3,4. fans E4 Ty DOROTHY HUBER Pep Club 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2, Band 1,2, RICHARD HUGHES Track 3,4, 5'I Q 'S' 'U f N i f TRUDY HUFF 3 , Pep Club l,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1 45G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Attend- 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 smden ance Office 45 Student Secre- tary 45 Guidance Office 45 Secretary 4. LYNN HUMPHREY Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1 2.3.43 G.A.A. l,2,3g Student Secretary 45 Choir, WE? Y A SANDRA HUSBAND 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4. JEAN IANKOWSKI 3.4, Biology Club 2, StudentSec- retary 4. JUDY JOLLEY Senior Class Secretary: Student Council 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Y- Teens l,2,3,4g Spanish Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Homecom- ing Court. ,vss. M ll ..w. rp., ,551 U5 - .Ri ,pr I. X K IAN ET KETC HMARK Pep Club 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Board 3,4, Choir l,2,3, 4, Ensembles 2,3,4g Valpost 3,4g VALENIAN 45 JuniorClass Play. RONALD KOCH Warren Central, Indianapolis l. JY? N. wi DAVID JOHNSON Swimming 1,2,3,4g Track2,3,4, HAROLD KLEMM Pep Club l,2,3,4g Y-Teens l,2, Pep Club 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2, Cross-Country 3,45 V-Club l,2, 3,4g Science 1,29 Latin Club 1,2, SHARON IRONS Pep Club l,2,3,4g Y-Teens l,2,3g Librarian 2,33 Student Secretary 4. BEVERLY JENSEN Pep Club 2,3,4g Y-Teens 1,2, G.A.A. 1,2g Student Secretary 4, Attendance Office 3,4. KNOEFEL JONES F re s h m a n Class Vice-President, Sophomore Class Presidentg Junior Class President, Student'Council l, 2,3, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Football l,2,3, 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track l,2, 3,45 Baseball 3,4gV-C1ubl,2,3,4. CRAIG JOHNSON Latin Club 1,25 Science Club 3. 1 Q' SHARON KOEPPEN Pep Club l,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1, 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Span- ishClub2gF.T.A.1,3,4, Vice- President 4. 52 , r,.. ,, og ' SQ EUGENE KOESTER Pep Club 45 Football 3,45 V-Club 4. DAVID KREIDER Senior Class Vice-President5 Stu- dent Council 45 Pep Club 45 Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 45 Cross-Country 3,45 THICK l,3,4g V-Club 3,45 Latin Club 25 Choir 3,4, Presi- dent 45 Band 1,2,3. PAUL KUCINSKI Basketball 1. ELDONNA KUEHL Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens lg G.A,A. 1,25 Student Secretary 4. ' on f .A 2' 3' as f, gf QQ L E . DELANA KRAUSE Q. 'K ad Pep Club 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 G.A.A. 3,4, CHARLES KRISTON Student Council 35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketballl,2,3, 45 Track l,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 V- Club 1, 2, 3,45 SpanishC1ub 35 VAL- ENIAN 2,3,4. BETTY KUEHL Y-Teens lg Choir 1,2,35 Nurses Office 3. ROGER LANE Pep Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Football 2,3, Manager 45 V-Club 45 Latin Club 25 Science Club 35 Projection Club 3, 45 Band l,2,3,4, President 4. 2,3,4. 15 an Spanish Club 2. 53 H Q 5 4 il? - Ka gf N-f lv 7 GERALD LANSING Cross-Country l,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Swimming lg V-Club 1, BRUCE LEETZ. Pep Band 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 LETITIA LAWLER Pep Club l,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Board 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Board 3, Vice-President45 Choir 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Valpost 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, Secretary- Treasurer 25 Biology Club 25 Homecoming Court. EUGENE MANAGO Wrestling 25 Choir l,2,3,4. .H ' .S ' . . M. 4 . Tj I '-2 A if 4- !' I I A SCOTT NEWBERRY Wheeler High School 1,25 Pep Club 45 Choir 45 Science Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Junior Class Play. CONNIE OLIVER Y-Teensl,2,3,45StudentSec- Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1, PATRICIA O'KEEFE tin Club 2. l,2,3,4. retary 45 Nurse's Office 45 La- 4, G.A.A. Club 35 Spanish Club 25 Choir JUDITH MANNING Bronxville, New York High School 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 4, Board 45 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Sec- retary 45 Band 2,35 Valpost2,3,4, Circulation Manager 35 Spanish Club 3. SHARON MEYER Pep Club 1,45 Y-Teens 1,45 G.A.A. 15 Choir 1,45 F.T.A. 45 Cadet Teaching 45 Indianapolis Carr Howe High School. NANCY MONTAGUE Pep Club 2.3.45 Y-Teens l5Choir l,2,35 Student Secretary 4. ROBERT MCGILL Pep Club 45 Basketball 15 Football l,2,35 Track 1,25 Baseball 3,4. SANDRA MEYER G,A,A, 1,25 Student Secretary 4. CONSTANCE H. MILLS Pep Club 2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 15 F.T A. 3.4, Secretary 45 Cadet Teaching 45 Choir l,2. MARION MURVIHILL Pep Club 2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,45 G.A.A. 3,45 F.T.A. 45Principal's Office 4. JUDITI-I MCKEAN Pep Club 2,35 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Drarnatics l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Speech-Debate 35 Latin Club 25 Nurses Office 45JuniorClass Play. Q' -21 3 HENRY NIELS EN 1, 2, 3,45 Biology 54 lv! 1 ,X R . ,SQ PATRICIA O'MALLEY Student Council lg Pep Club l,2, 3,45 Y-Teens 45 G.A. A. l,2,3,4. SANDRA PEACE Pep Club l,2,3,45Y-Teens l,2,3, 45 Student Secretary 4. NANCY PHILLIPS Junior Class S ecre ta ry 5 Student Council 25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y- Teens l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Pres- ident 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Latin Club 2, Secretary 25 Valpost 3,45 VALENIAN 45 Cadet Teaching 45 Homecoming Court Girls' State. KARL PLATZOEDER Oberrealschule, Ingolstadt, many l,2,35 Speech-Debate 4. Ger- Club l DENNIS PARRY Pep Club 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Football l, 2,3,45 Basketball 15 Baseball 3,4- Track 1,25 V-Club 2,3,4. SUSANNE PETERS PepClub l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3 45 Student Secretary 4. VIRGINIA PIEPER Pep Club 2,3,45 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3, President 45 Cadet ,il fi' 'TJ-' Teaching 45 Spanish Club 35 Choir l,2,3,45JL11'1iO1' Class Play. JAMES POLAREK Track 2. 36 S ,T C AROL PO WELL 2.3.45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45Sen- ior Secretary 4. MICHAEL PRICE Student Council 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Latin Club 25 Band l,2,3,4, 55 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1, JOHN POWELL KAREN PROFFITT Portage High School 15 PepClub 3,45 Y-Teens2,3,45G.A,A. 3, 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Speech- Debate Club 35 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 Hall Monitor 3. 5?- 3 fin ,J .4 'tvs an 1 'S' 'N . 'Q . .J W t 1 I 'ii 'fr r 'R .Q Kf'vx t 5 V' IGI' 5 WARREN RAYDER Senior Class President5 Student Council 45 Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 45 Pep Club 4, President 45 Basket- ball lg Football 1,2,3,45 wres- tling 2,35 V-Club 3,45 Latin Club 2. BARBARA RHODES Pep Club 2,3,45 Y-Teens lg G.A.A. lg F.T.A. 2,3,45 Dra- matics Club 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Valpost 2,35 Student Secretary 4. JOAN ROGERS Student Council 2,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Board2,3, 45 Band 1,45 Choir 2,3,4, Vice- President 3, Ensembles5 VALENIAN 4, Business Manager 45 Junior Class P1ay5 Girls' State. VIRGINIA SANFORD Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4,Board45F.T.A. 45 Cadet Teaching 45 Guidance Office 45 Spanish Club 3. ,IUDITH REDMON G.A.A. 1,25 Dramatics Club l. DONALD ROBBINS Cross-Country 1,25 Basketball lg Track 1. PATRICIA RUGG Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3 45 Student Secretary 4. KAREN SAUNDERS Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2 lang.. NANCY SEXTON Pep Club 45 Principal's Office 45 Band 1,2,3,45 StudentSec- retary 4. LAURIE SHEFFIELD Pep Club l,2, 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2,3,4,G.A.A. l.2,3.45Span- ish Club 25 StudentSecretary4. ROBERT SHANKLAND Pep Club 3,45 Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Chaplain 3, Treasurer 45 Cross- Country l,2, Manager 35 Bas- ketball lg Track l,2, Manager 35 V-Club 3,45 Latin Club 25 Choir l,25,V31pOSI l,2,3,45 Science Club 3.4, President 4. JOHN SHERRICK Pep Club 45 Cross-Country 1,25 Basketball lg Track l,2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Football 3,43 V- Club 3,45 Band l,2. 56 Q gr ,,p js E x . w..,,. . .3 sl 4-'yflidl K X V P igq CHARLOTTE SIDORSKI Pep Club 2,3g Y-Teens lg G.A.A. l,2g Spanish Club 2. GREGORY F. SMUTKO Marmion Military Academy lg Projection Club 3,45 Science Club 4, Track 4. JANET SPRANKLE Pep Club l,2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3. 4g G. A.A. 1,2,3,4g Student Sec- retary 4, Principal's Office 4. BLAINE STANDIFORD Hi-Y 3,4g Football lg Basketballl, Basketball Statistician 2, 33 Swim- ming 4g Choir l,2,3,4, President 4, Ensemble 4g Projection Club 3. 'N 4 .r 'T J - 1, CTP Q KENNETH SMURDON Football 2, 3.4, Wrestling 2, 3,4g V- Club 3,45 Valpost 1,2,3,4. CONNIE SNYDER Pep Club 1.23 Student Secretary 4 Spanish Club 3. IEANETTE SPRANKLE Pep Club 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,4g StudentSecretary4g Band 1. 'iw rf 1 . 1 KV: A I V T ww r-b u f' 4 x '?3'.. ' k'1f '.. i 'ff - S Y iff 'fi' ' 'X RK -. ,iff EARL ST. CLAIR Pep Club 4g Hi-Y 3,45 Track 2. rg S f Q NANCY STEELE Pep Club l,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, ServiceChairman4g G.A.A. 1,2,3g F.T.A. 45 Junior Class Playg Cadet Teaching 45 Guidance Office 3,43 Student Secretary 4. SALLIE STOLER Pep Club 4gG.A.A.1,2,3,4g Band lg Choir 2,3,4, Ensem- bles 2,3,4, Cadet Teaching 4. 57 fl T27 , rrr, i M. F5 .- I i , sv' DANIEL STEERE Swimming 3,4, JOHN STOMBAUGH . A L N TOUT M Rl Y S 'JE X Y s f f 1 . 1' 1 CAROLE TOMCZAK ' da It fa, 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens lg 1, ' 5 G.A.A. 1,25 Band l,,2,35 Student E V V A Secretary 4. 3 Fi' KL.,- JANET UPTON Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Attendance Of- fice 35 Choir 2,3,45 StudentSecre- tary 4. SANDRA WARD South Bend John Adams High School 1,25 Pep Club 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 , G.A.A. 4. K n Q1 'Q v. 5 I' 2 SUSAN SWARNER Pep Club 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Principa1's Office 4. LYNNE ELLEN ULSH Student Council 1.2.35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 3,45 Student Sec- retary 45 Attendance Office 35 Guid- ance Office 35 Band 1, 2, 3,4, Vice- President 4. RICHARD VAN SCHELTEMA Chicago Fenger High School l,2,3. SCOTT WARD Cross-Country l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,4g V-Club 1,2,3,45 VALENIAN 3. STEPHEN WARREN Football 2,35 Wrestling 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Biology Club 2,3,45 Science Club 3,45Chess Club 2,35 Junior Class Play. BONNIE WASHBURN G.A, A. 1,25 Dramatics Club 1,25 Student Secretary 4. CECIL WHITE Cross-Country 1,2,3,45 Basket- 2,3,45G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Latin ball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 - JUDITH WESELMAN Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1, Club 25 Band 152,35 Choir 2, Baseball 3,45 V-Club 2,3,45 in Chess Club 2. 3.4. X sa A1 --as 8 1 'v P 1 5 igq JILL WHITE Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3, 4, Board 35 Latin Club 25 Attend- ance Office 45 Guidance Office 45 Student Secretary 4. ALAN WILLIAMSON Golf 1,25 Band l,2. ROXANNE WILLIAMSON Pep Club 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,35 F.T.A. 45 Guidance Office 45 Cadet Teaching 45 Stu- dent Secretary 4. ERIC A WISNER Pep Club l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3, 45 F.T,A. 2,3,45 Student Secre- tary 4. LINDA WILLIAMS Y-Teens 45 F. T.A. 45Cadet Teach- ing 45 Drarnatics l,2,3,4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 2, Librarian 3, Vice- President 45 Student Secretary 4. JEROME WILLIAMSON Pep Club 45 Footballl,2, 3, 45 Base- ball 3,45 Track 25 V-Club 25 Chess Club 2,3,4. KENNETH WIRTH Cross-Country 2,35 Track 2,3. ROBERT WITTENBERG Pep Club 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball 15 Track 15 Cross- Country Manager 25 V-Club 2,3,45 Student Secretary 4. I .rg 5 , . an 2 59 LAURA WITTERS Pep Club 3,45 G. A, A. I5 Choir THOMAS ZIMMERMAN Freshman Class Secretary- Treasurer5 Pep Club 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Golf l,2,3,45 V-Club 2, 3,45 Projection Club 3,45 Latin Club 2, Treasurer 2. Qi. RICHARD ZIMMERMAN Student Council 15 I-Ii-Y 3,45 Cross-Country lg Basketball 15 Track Manager 25 Spanish Club 25 Student Secretary 4. SYLVIA ZOCH Pep Club 2.3.45 Y-Teens l,2, 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Attendance Office 45 Choir l5JuniorVarsity Cheerleader 25 Student Secre- tary 4. Q! H E11 The choir girls love to sing! Sophomore Y-Teens decorate the upper halls for Christmas. Pep Club President, Carole Eckert, begins the meeting. Drzrmnticrs Cluh play involves a boy, a girl, and a dog. Hi-Y Officers talk to their guest Speaker, a ' Hungarian refugee. bfl,4,,,,afkZtAAMCJ ww f ' XHQQIQW-AJ . f5.!wJ,mLu+ AMZAQ GQAAWJ SLE KIM--c..Lj ,www 16-J iw C, ,J fgj ii, ZA A655' Z',f,fH fd, ?! 51 -5 fajf- 10 ff , ,- ' S fki s '14 A J wg, , fm S'-1 l Y X , MA a ca ca If ' ' Mb LA!-L,L,c-, UNE Sud: Ll' A james v E 6 ?5t 1 ' V' I . ,gf I - , 'ffi I q rl iii in D . 1 'Au V A Iliff 751' x b X - ' f 1 x J i V 1 Q 3 F i l, ' j lvvkl vm 4 v 1 is L , ' 4 i'1Ir QW' 1 l -Wea----I :Ig Z' Cf L ' F n - ' ,A m Q ' All '19 f m f ,vi gk Q-K I, 'N 1 6 -P-f , , . l v W f 5 'I ' '-T 'I ' ' V 1 H ' ix s W wM' H 7masfT'f QX,g,,AfXff1l,g V-N ' ...I HS ,,- J 'i ' ' rf-T, - ,l:,..... ,V I x x! fa! X Q XXXX NeeaLYow if l H74 .D . R if-29351 STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Mr. Rump, sponsor, lvl. Youngren, J. Graham, J. Rogers, I. Fortune, K. McAttee, D. Diersen, A. Swi- Irart, C, Sedgwick, B, Jolly, M. Parry, B. Bush, Mr. Mundy, sponsor. ROW 2: C. Bush, R. Gahl, J. Donely, D. Perry, W. Rayder, G. Bucher, K. Smurdon, J. Bowman, P, Murphy, D, Krieder, R. Bird, J. Montague. ROW 3: S. Werrncranrz, J. Prentiss, R. Heimburg, F. Deters, R. O'Ma11ey, S. Gregory, F. Miller, R. Smith, W. Har- beck, J. Wilson, W. Carmichael, J. Dnnnigan. ROW 4: S. Collins, D. Gott. or ,y Vice-President . . . Dale Gott 10 Treasurer . . . James Donley ' H5 xi Secretary. . . . Janet Graham I President. . . Richard Heimbnrg ' U The Student Council is the govern- ing body of the school . Each homeroom was represented by one person and each class by its president. The purpose of this governing body was to better stu- dent relations at V. H.S. A few ofthe projects this year were to'draw up a code ot ethics for the entire student body, to look into a possible solution for activities during lunch hours, and also to make plans for the reorganiza- tion ot the Christmas Formal. This year was an active year for the Student Council. i 62 Hi-Y, the boy's Christian organi- zation of the school is an industrious and h'elpful club. ltsvariousactivities include the annual Father-Son dinner, swims at the local Y , and attending different Churches in Valpo. Future members are called pledgesand, they must meet certain standards of theor- ganization before ,theyf are accepted . ide, bg Side President . . Vice -President Secretary. . Treasurer. . Chaplain . . H1 -Y . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave Krieder Knoefel Jones . . Warren Rayder . .Bob Shankiand . Larry Klemz ROW l: J. Wilson, C. Worden, L. Klemz, J. Black, P. Hajewsky, R. Shankland, D. Kriedei, B. Standiford, D. Herrick, E. Swanson, T. Barry. ROW 2: Mr. Schenck, Sponsor, W. Bucher, T. Zimmerman, M. Price, B. Barry, J. Beach, D. Marshall, B. Randle, Mr. Schnepf, Sponsor. ROW 3: W. Rayder, K. Heinold, R. Witten- berg, E. St. Clair, C. O'Nie11, R. Harding, C. Kriston, J. Donley. ROW 4: D. Keene, T. Dean, D. Parry, G. Marten. ROW 5: J. Worstell, K. Dowd, D. Gott, R. Coolman, B. Berrier, K. Jones. .ss- Cixi: sa, ll' R1 . M' lf li1 x 5. ' ztkA Shaw' - ? Y-TEENS---JUNIORS AND SENIORS ROW l: Mrs. Thrapp, sponsor: C. Stephens, S. Rosenberg, L. Miller, N. Groverman, P. Snodgrass, M. Mc- Kellips, C. Podell, P. Underwood, A. Swihart, B. Johnson, G. Chrisrman, I. Fortune, Mrs. Thiele, sponsor. ROW 2: M. Bernhart, K. Bebe, S. Butterfield, B. White, D. Zulich, E. Grubb, K. Berndt, R. Fisher, H. Drav- ininkas, D. Diersen, G. Bennett, K. Proffit. ROW 3: N. Steel, J. Jolley, J. Sprankle, D. De Grazia. J. Rob- inson, C. Sedgwick, B. Bolles, L. Bennett, T. Lawler, S. deSin'1on, R. Williamson, L. Williams, A. Vendl, M. Murvihill. ROW 4: C. Binder, L. Archer, K. Saunders, K. Bailey, J. Graham, K. Hildreth, J. Manning, P. Johnson, M. Hargrave, C. Jarvis, S. Claussen, C. Williams, B. Bond, J. Weselman. ROW 5: C. Powell, T. Huff, P. Hanchar, J. Pifer, C. Slack, V. Sanford, S. Swarner, D. Flowers, S. Carlson, D. Keeley, L. Howard, B. Simmons, S. Claudon, J. Dodd, J. Dodd, A. Benell. ROW 6: R. Franklin, J. White,J. Sprankle, K. Deckro, K. Anderson, C. Mills, J. Babcock, D. Keeley, M. Youngren, L. Bauer, L. Dygerr, L. Humphrey, L. Ulsh. ROW 7: G. Gillespie, P. O'Keefe, S. Husband, S. Zach, P, McCracken, C. Oliver, B. Brookover, B. Kuehl, I. Zeman, S. Kline, N. Bartholomew. ROW B: J. Linkimer, K. McAtee, D. Slavey, D. Huber, M. Stockman, L. Hazelton, C. Eckert, L. Sheffield, J. Brody, S. Koeppen. ROW 9: P. 'O'Malley, P. Harvey, R. Rathman, S. Ward, N. Phillips, J. Coulter, G. Endsley. The Y-Teen members enioyed various activities this year beginning - with the Mixing Bowl get acquainted party, followed by the impress- ive candlelight induction. At Thanksgiving time the Can-Can Dance I' P-f provided large amounts of food to send to the Welfare Department. The girls turned into Santa's little helpers by spreading the Christmas spirit when they decorated the V.H.S. halls. All of these activities were brought to a climax by the Mother and Daughter Banquet. The Y-Teen members worked hard and the year proved successful. 64 1 Y-TEENS BOARD KNEELING: Nancy Phillips, President: Ann Swi hart, Vice-President: Carol Sedgwick, Secre Steele, Service: Janet Coulter, Devotions. .... i ...Av Y-TEENS---FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ROW 1: Mrs. Thiele, Mrs. Thrapp, J. Flowers, M. Decker, V. Webb, C. Hill, M. Green, L. Miller, P. Bar- nes, C. Podell, J. Williamson, Mrs. Decker. ROW 2: J. Groverman. J. Koeppen, A. Kruse, S, Bachus, S, Johnson, M. Koepke, B. Bush, J. deSimon, S. Henderson, L. Chandler, S. Whitton. ROW 3: M. Sabo, J. Fry, C. Wheeler, L. Anderson, M. Wehner, G. Ellenberger, R. Adamski, C. deSimon, D. Horak, C. Csaba, J. Broadhurst, F. Murvihill. ROW 4: J. Heinold, E. White, J. Ashbaugh, K. Husmann, C. Ludington, S. Lambert, J. Ponader, J. Powell, S. Brown, T. Tincher, P. Jameson, S. Thorgren. ROW 5: C. Haley, B. Jolley, J. Eckert, C. Beach, C. Hanchar, M. Dayton, E. Lite, J. Miracle, J. Montague, J. Kyes, C. Moneypenny. ROW 6: B. Hough, S. Keehn, D. Bedner, N. Oliver, N. Stockman. J. Fulton, M. Neal, D. De Graiia, O. Wallace, J. Brajcki. ROW 7: C. Case, M. Reed, M. Price, J. Shain, M. Harris, P. Harris, J. Jolley, J. Morris, L. Huff, M. Fitzgerald, M. Dean, G. McDonald. ROW 8: S. Anderson, M. Parry, S. Williamson, S. Urschel, K. Light- cap, C. Berndt, M. Kattenbach, S. Fitch, C. Coolman, J. Maguire. ROW 9: P. Biggs, C. Bernhart, P. Gray, K. Blastick, C. Marrell, P. Ireland, F. Helman, S. Dorris. 65 tary: Susanne de Simon, Treasurer. STANDING Judy Manning, Publicity: Linda Bennett, Ways and Means: Tish Lawler, Program: Nancy QQWOWV ' 7 ll President .... Carole Eckert Vice-President , , Letitia Lawler Secretary .... Pat Harvey Treasurer .... Gloria Endsley PEP CLUB--JUNIORS AND SENIORS KNEELING: G. Endsley, S. deSin1on, M. McKellips, P. Snodgrass, H. Dravininkas, L. Bennett. ROW 1: C. Binder, N. Grovcrman, D. Flowers, L. Miller, C. Stephens, C. Walton, G. Christman, C. Podell, B. Johnson, C. Horak, K. Beebe, M. Bernhart, B. Rhodes, M. Drake, R. Williamson, E. Guild, P. Rossiter. ROW 2: G. Nielson, B. White, S. Butterfield, S. Shaar, K. Berndt, S. Brown, D. Zulich, P. Underwood, C. Jarvis, C. Tomczak, J. Weselman, B. Bolles, P. Mc- Cracken, D. McAtee, D. Slavey, M. Hargrave. ROW 3: S. Rosenberg, P. Hanchar, J. Sprankle, J. Jolley, N. Steele, D. DeGrazia, T. Huff, A. Swihart, P. Johnson, P. O'Malley, S. Koeppen, N. Morris, J. Linkimer, E. Wisner, J. Schau, N. Sexton. ROW 41 J. Pifer, C. Slack, D. Saunders, K. Deckro, J. White, D. Krause, 1. Zeman, B. Simmons, J. Dodd, N. Montague, J. DeHaven, S. Swarner, J. Babcock, S. Corley, V. Pieper, M. Peace. ROW 6: J. Coulter, L. Dygert, J. Robinson, M. Sommers, J. Tucker, C. Sedgwick, D. Diersen, S. Carlson, D. Keeley, J. Martin, M. Murvihill, S. Z.och, J. Graham, L. Lawler, P. Harvey, L. Sheffield, L. Kuehl. ROW 6: N. Phillips, M. Brehmer, I. Fortune, A. Benell, S. Jox, L. Bauer, S. Husband, B. Jensen, S. Ward, L. Ulsh, G. Gillespie, J. Jankowski, L. Humphrey, S. Stoler, S, Gray, C. Eckert. ROW 7: N. Bartholomew, A. Haines, H. Oliver, J. Hall, V. Sanford, J. Manning, K. Hildreth, J. Dodd, S. Gore, P. Goede, C. Mills, J. Rogers, K. Bailey, J. Ketchmark. ROW 8: K. Proffitt, B. Brookover, B. Kuehl. P. Powell, L. Archer, M. Youngren, S. Claudon, K. Anderson, C. Oliver, L. Klemz, D. Ebersold, J. Brody. ROW 91 A. Anderson, J. Lawrence, J. Johnson, E. Corley, P. Olson, D. Keeley, M. Stockinan, D. Brown, D. Follis, R. Gore, R. Swelstad, L. Hazelton. The motto of the Pep Club, To win with dignity---to lose graciously, figured stronglyin the athletic events which these fellow-spectators watched. The white shirt section backed the team against every opponent, displaying true sportsmanship, loyalty, and school spirit. Other 66 activities were: sponsoring the Kick-Off Dance ancl the clance in January, making paper foot balls and basketballs for the team to run through, selling Viking license plates and pep hats The most exciting attraction of the year was the tremendous rise in boy members, the First in the history of the Pep Club. This enabled the Club to achieve the title of the largest ancl best pep section in this part of the state. PEP CLUB---FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES KNEELING: L. Huff, M. Fitzgerald. ROW 1: Mrs. Schiek, Sponsor: M. Green, D. Leetz, V. Webb, C. Davis, P Hurley, M. Brindle, D. DeGrazia, O. Wallace, S. Villiaume, J. Larcom, M. Neal, P. Jameson, S. Thorgren Mr. Rosenthal, Sponsor. ROW 2: B. Bush, A. Druse, S. Johnson, S. Whitton, S. Kaplan, P. Ireland, M. Price,J Koeppen, G. Ellenberger, C. deSimon, P. Barnes, K. Blastick, S. Stoltz, G. Sutherland. ROW 3: C. Gunder, L Follis, K. Husmann, C. Wheeler, M. Sabo, B. Jolley, D. Hoeg, C. Hanchar, S. Lanbert, M.E. Dayton, D. Olas P. Steel, J. Fryer, J. Williamson. ROW 4: E. Lite, D. Findling, J. Groverman, R. Adamski, M. Guildord, S Johnson, L. Jones. J. Jolley, J. Lamb, K. Harrington, K. Swisher, W. Bartsk, L. Anderson. ROW 5: J. Flowers C. Beach, C. l-Iughart, C. Montoney, S. Schultz, S. Fitch, D. Batchelor, C. Rohn, N. Sexton, B. Peters, F Murvihill, P. Schroeder, M. Wehner, J. Eckert, M. Kopeke. ROW 6:C. Haley, J. Bay, S. Brown, J. Powell, S Jankowski, C. Moneypenny, J. Brajcki, J. Montague, J. Kyes, C. Coolman, S. Henderson, M. Harris. ROW '7 K. Lightcap, R. Haran, C. Csaba, F. Helman, S. Williamson, M. Parry, C. Marrell, M. Dean, M. Kaltenbach J. Martin, S. Backus. ROW 8: S. Dayton, B. Hough, J. Broadhurst, P. Rockwell, M. Reed, J. Miskimins, N. Oliver J. Maguire, G. McDonald, C. Berndt. ROW 9: J. deSimon, N. Stockman, R. Froberg, J. Morris, E. White, S Anderson, C. Bernhart, P. Harris, J. Mohler, D. Short, D. Carmichael, L. Biggs. 67 I u . 'rrtwws A QW lwTlwAw' CHOIR ROW ONE: M. Drake, M. Davis, IJ, DeGrazia, J. Ketchmark, J. DeHaven, S. Johnson, S. Gore, S. Backns, C Jarvis, li. Grnlvli, ll. Freeman, M. Neal, A. Benell, Mr. Dunn. ROW TWO: S. Jox, T. Lawler, K. Anderson, G Pieper, J. Rogers, K. Hildrerli, M. Koepke, S. Corley, M. Stockman, M. Hargrave, C. Monroney, M. Banks, l. Barn-r, Il. Meyer, S. Sroler. ROW THRi5lZp G. Manago, E. Millspangh, N. Dygerr, K. Heinold, L. Biggs, W. Knapp M. llall, C. Oliver, ll. Oliver, l.. Dygert, A. Anderson, J. Upton, J. Weselman, S. Meyer. ROW FOUR: B. Barry l.. Klenix, S. Newberry, R. llolmes, T. Prentiss, D. livans, C. Michaels, D. Herrick, B. Standiford, D. Kreider R. liollis, W. Bnvlier, O. Weideniann, K. Cornell. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROW ONJC: D. Pappas, M. Neal, T. Tineher, S. Henderson, S. Backus, C. Jarvis, J. Weselinan, E. Grnhh, ll lfim-rziiian, A. Benell, D. DeGraxia, M. Davis, M, Drake. ROW TWO: L. Howard, C. Montoncy, S. Gore, l. Cooper, D. Ball-lielor, J. Mohler, C. Gnrider, B. Meyer, P. Lanlwe, C. Case, S. Johnson, L. Wirtcrs, T. Lawler ROW 'l'llRlilig P. Biggs, D. Cornell, M. llargrave, l.. Dygert, H. Oliver, S. Johnson, J. Dellaven, J. Ketchmark Srolcr, G. Picper, K. Anderson, K. Hildretli, M. Koepke. ROW FOUR: S. Stoler, A. Anderson, M. Banks, M Srovkman, l'. Ireland, J. Upton, N. Oliver, S. Corley, J. Rogers, L. Baner, P. Harris, C. Oliver, S. Meyer. Y 68 Mon S' Gote, ERNETTES , Hndrem' , D, Hildr f S. sr 1 norms: S. CO'ieY'14iiemz, D. Krledet' em' 1- Rflgers. O ei' I' Kefchm-ark K Hoxmesy L- r . rr, D' L. DYSC EvaHS- CHOIR Under the direction of Phillip Dunn, the concert choir enioyed a very fine year. They pre- sented a fall concert, a combined Christmas concert with the band, and astudent convocation. The choir participated and won honors in the solo-ensemble contest and the choir contest. They provided entertainment at the graduation exercises in June. , 3 Kerchmatig' B C. Saww- ' Bouvet- ' ARBERSHI OTE5: S. Stotetgny M, Haii, H Herrick' BPSQUARTET: K. H I NXNE N Andew tanford emold . K. - 1 B, Barry D M. Davis- ue: Rogafsn L Ba Nea., ip ww. Muse ROW ONE: J. Rogers, B. Froberg, L. Ulsh,T. Parsons, K. Anderson, J. Lamb, H. Carlson, M. Brehmer, P. Steel, K. Swisher. ROW TWO: M. Butterfield, R. Froberg, C. Haley, M. Guilford, J. Anderson, W. Carmicheal, J. Frycr, M. Seelig, M. Coles, M. Hall, L. Anderson, D. Perry, D. Arnold, C. Beach, M. Brindle. ROW THREE: B. Robbins, M. Green, S. Jankowski, W. Eckert, W. Kroenke, R. Swisher, R. Lane, V. Webb, J. Wesselmann, G. Buvher, J. Sievers, J. Jessup, V. Taming, J. Eckert, T. Makowsky, J. Loring, J. Morris, J. Hnbeny, S. Huber, K. King, C. Parsons. ROW FOUR: K. Froberg, Mr. Miller, R. Babcock, E. Johnson, J. Colburn, J. Wilson, R. Perry, D. Bnrrus, L. Iluber, B. Leetz, K. Corneil, C. Svhwanholt, R. Graebner, J. Bernhart, M. Green, G. Schull, G. Dye, W. Keene. OFFICERS LIZFT TO RIGHT: Mar i e Brehmer, Librarian: Mary Hall, Sccretnryg Karin A nd cr son, Publicity, Mike Butterfield, Rei-ortling se 1' r e t a r y g John Loring, Senior Property, Bill Keene, Pr opt- rty. SITTING: Lynn Ulsh, Vice-President, Robert Lane, President. 70 The Valparaiso High School marching and concert band had a wonderful year, iudging by the awards which they won underthe direc- tion of Robert Miller. The marching season began in the latesummerwith several practice sessions. The band presented a halftime show at every home football game and became noted for its method of departure--ci single-mon line iig-lagging back across the field. At the marching contest in Merrillville, the Vikings won a first and Mike Butterfield received the coveted drum maior's award. Daily practice of the concert band made the first concert on November l6 a success. Following that came a combined choir-band Christmas concert, a student convocation, and ci spring concert. Laurels were won again at the solo-ensemble contest at Portage and at the concert band contest April l8. The Pep Band provided music for all home basketball games. At the 'close of the year the band played the stirring Pomp and Circumstance for graduation exercises. l E MAJORETTES, S TA NDING: Jackie Morris, Pat Hurley, Debbie Leetz, Carol Davis. SITTING: Carol Tomczak. N 5 . X ,wgfi fu. , ':I2.,...- , .ns Z f 5 T2 f DRUM MAJOR: Mike Butterfield Mike presents Mr. Mundy the awards won in the Marching Contest. Band forms V for school song. Marching band performs at half time. 'TQEIMWMU' SPEECH-DEBATE ROW 1: M. Hnlnlnel, sponsorg S. Corley, S, Backus, M. Drake, K. Fro- hcrg, P. Ifleisclrer, C. Podcll, R. llabing, D. Eggleston, A. Haines, H. Risto, K. Plaizocder. ROW 2: T. Colling, C. Michaels, R. Evans, J. Grainlrofcr, K. llcnnis, T. Dean, R. Davies, B. tfroberg. The V.H,S. Oratorical Society is not a new club, but it is the new name of the club once known as the Speech-Debate Club. its purpose is to preserve and advance the art of public speaking. During the year, fellow-speakers vied in discussion panels, debates, and an oc ca sio nal mock trial. lntraschool speech meets were also part of their program. I! g I if If ROW I: P. Kanrz, K. Froherg, M. Zlllltill, P. Hajewsky. ROW , 21: J. Dye, Miss Huber, sponsorg Y. Knndsen. ROW 3: L. Asrrologes, Brent Froberg. V ---Y- 1-zu 1- A-S... There's nothing like a chess game for relaxation. Our own chess club ended its third year as a club at V.H.S. looking bigger and better than ever. The club learned a con- siderable amount about the royal game and had a good time while learning. The Highlight of the season was the clubs very own tournament. The per- son who had the best won and lost re- cord had his name inscribed on the club trophy. 72 A QpwaLw4wnw..wMf1.r' Pl M 'T3 T Pi W DRAMATICS CLUB ROW 1: Mr. Conkling, sponsorg G. Nielsen, J. Hall, L. Miller, C. Podell. C. Jarvis, B. Shnpe, R. Fabing, J. Dresden, M. Drake, G. Sutherland, D. Pappas, R. Anble. ROW 2: B. Kado, J. Brajcki, M. Brehmer, S. Brown, C. Walton, J. Bankert, K. Proffit, D. Krause, R. Horan, M. Wattles, B, Johnson. ROW 3: J. Brown, E. Stalbaum, M. Corcoran, J. McKean, H. Carlson, B. Standiford, R. Bird, P. Buxton, N. Morris, L. Williams. ROW 4: G. Christman, M. Butterfield, T. Dean, T. Collings, R. Crums, C. McKean, K. King, C. Michaels, A. Clouse. Treasurer . Chester Michaels Secretary . . . .Cossette Jarvis Vice -President . . Linda Williams Qu, V- H- S- Ucforscmd Gcfresses President .......... Judy McKean C, presented four plays this year, 6? one for each of the four classes. ,X , The sophomores saw A Wed- X Q ding, while Elmer and the - Lovebug entertained the fresh- men. The two plays for the iun- iors and seniors were taken from Jinx from Ala- bama, Open By Mistake, and A Friend of ..-. the Family. The main project for the year was the annual Christmas formal - Snowflake Fan- tasy. lt was considered by many people to be the most beautiful ever presented. The other ac- tivities ofthe year included meetings to study make-up, stage craft, settings, and lighting. The club also arranged to go to see several plays. rr-'Q 73 d tes? what happened to our a The giant snowflake makes the stage. ff.. .A 'rx si ' 'Dancing l It's almost time to march. CHRISTMAS FORMAL The Dramatics Club sponsored its last Christmas formal Snowflake Fantasy on December 20, 1958. To the music of Glen Martin and his orchestra, couples danced in a snowy setting. The Dramatics Club President, Judy Mc Kean5Vice-President, Linda Williamsp and their dates led the Grand March around the traditional center Christmas tree. On the last march around the floor each girl received a bid in the shape of a snowflake. Photographs were taken on the stage in front of an enormous snowflake. The rest of the stage contained a misty line of trees covered with snow. 74 ' W Dow ?3 nnn SY Dan D . ce everyone danc We've got to do th1s ught! C- Alice and Richard compliment Mr. Conkling on a joln well done. Nancy and Bud, decoration inspectors? 75 ffwls 'wtlwBees 'x L-K BIOLOGY CLUB ROW l: Mrs, Bush, sponsor, P. Doelling, P. St. Clair, P. Underwood, C. Stephen, C. Po- dell, Vice-President, R. Fabing, President, S. Warren, J. Bankert, N. Sherman, V. Tom- ing. ROW 2: E. Stalbaum, M. Corcoran, M. Wattles, S. Butterfield, J. Hall, B. White, G. Nielsen, Secretary-Treasurer, A. Brocksmith, W. Bartok, S. Wermcrantz, T. Topper. ROW Ji: P. Kautz, W. Eckert, R. Swelstad, J. Loring, lvl. Butterfield, J. Colburn. M. Harkin, G. Sullivan. Members of the Biology Club had an interesting program for the year. Their activities con- sisted of talks, demonstrations, speakers, field trips, and participation in the science fair. One of their proiects was to establish an aquarium in the biology room. SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of the V.H.S. Science Club is To encourage an interest of science in the students and to follow through on any ideas they have. Ideas were presented and proiects were carried out. One of their activities took the members on a field trip to the Ball Bearing Divis- ion of McGill's. With the combined help of the sponsor, the officers, and the planning com- mittee, the year was very successful. ROW l: J. Ferguson, H. Howard, S. Corley, Vice-President, M. Corcoran, E. Stalbaum, E. Flood, E. Corley, R. Fabing, S, Warren, J. De Grazia, B. Shankland, President, R. Willialns, sponsor. ROW 2: R. Coolman, P. Kautz, R. Swelstad, T. Dunbar, P. Goede, H. Carlson, M. Price, P. Fleischer, P. Hajewsky, S. Newberry, Secretary-Treasurer. ROW 3: R. Davies, R. Brown, J. Loring, L. Bross, M. Harkin, K. Dennis, G. Dye. YR 76 Vow ougifwesiwp- H ROW l: J. Bernhart, G. Stephens, H. Carlson, J. Bevan, J. Ronneau, C. Podell, S. Butterfield, T. Zimmerman, J. DeGrazia, J. Black, W. Kroenke, L. Astrologes. ROW 2: R. Coolman. R. Rhodes. J. Hubeny, B. Dommer, M. Rusch, L. Biggs, L. Klemz, W. Bucher, J. Loring, M. Butterfield, D, Dye. ROW 3: R. Lane, T. Dean, G. Smutko, B. Keene, L. Bross, S. Newberry, G. Shull, K. Corneil, W. Eckert, Y. Knudson, B. Barry. The projection club is a service group made up of students who are trained volunteers. In the past year the school used more films than it ever has, especially in the fields of social studies, English, literature, and science. W! it Students who worked in the nurse's office re- ported all il lnesses to Mr . Mundy or Mr. Telle and kept the medical cabinet adequate. NURSE'S OFFICE SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanette Sprankle and JudyJoI1ey. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Mc- Kean, Judy Thorgren, Judy Weselman, and Sue Corley. 'Teach MeTomigldv I5 F.T.A. ROW l: L. Bauer, P, Ireland, N. Steele, J. Jolley, K. Deckro, L Miller, A. Swihart, B. Johnson, J. Mohler, H. Freeman, R. William- son, Stoler, E.Flood. J. Pifer. ROW 2: E. Cordes, C. Mills, V Sanford, G. Nielsen, D. Slavey, S. Gore, K. Bailey, J. Graham, L. Williams, S. Husband, S. Koeppen, V. Pieper. ROW 3: C. Michaels, OFFICERS T. Barry, L. Bross, M. Mnrvihill, P. Goede, C. Bernhart, S. Keene, Virginia pieper ...ll president C. Wisner, M. Hall, D. Herrick, L, Klemz, C. Worden. Shaf0l1KQeppeu I , ,vicypfggidem Connie Mills . . Secretary Charles Worden. . . Treasurer C ADET TEACHERS KNEELING: S. cleSimon, G. Gillespie, S. Stoler, B. Rhodes, K. Deckro, D. DeGrazia, G. Ends- ley. ROW l: S. Koeppen, N. Steele, J. Jolley, D. Bailey, R. Williamson, L. Williams, M. Hall, P. Goede. ROW 2: J. Graham, E. Wisner, V. Pieper, T, Barry, V. Sanford, C. Mills, N. Phillips. 78 'Teadwds Pet Uttar' Each typing lll student was assigned as a secretary to a teacher at the begin- ning ofthe year. They per- forme,d such duties as arrang- ing and typing tests, study guides, and drills, and dup- licating them for the teach- ers. Frequently they were called upon to type business letters. This work gave valu- able practical experience. STUDENT SECRETARIES fy-,rr ROW l: Mr. Rohn, sponsorg M. Bernhart, K. Beebe, C. Horak, C. Tomczak, P. Hanchar R. Zimmerman, R. Wittenberg, B. Wittenberg, B. Rhodes, S. Peace, I. Fortune, G Christman, C. Albertson. ROW 2: S. Gray, P. O'Keefe, C. Powell, J. White,J. Sprankle T. Huff, S. Irons, S. Zock, S. Meyer, N. Montague, L. Cooper. ROW 3: V. Belford, C Eichenseher, G. Bennett, K. Deckro, J. Jolley, N. Steele, R. Williamson, J. Deu, B Billings, L. Humphrey, K. Bailey. ROW 4: J. Upton, D. Huber, P. O'Malley, P. Rugg, S Peters, N. Sexton, E. Wisner, L. Williams, J. Brown, L. Ulsh, N. Bartholomew, P. Grab- owski. ROW 5: L. Hazelton, L. Archer, L. Sheffield, C. Eckert, E. Kuehl, J. Jankowski B. Washborn. Y Q E I I ROW l: I. Zeman, S. Irons, S. Caplin, C. Hill, R r guson. ROW 2: E. Bednar, J. Babcock, A. Clouse, D. L I B l H Pxlf Keeley, E. Coney, Mrs. Decker. Row 3: D. Keeiey, B. SER ICE Under the guidance of Mrs. Decker, the student librarians kept the library in top shape all year. One of their responsi- bilities was setting up attractive displays in the school's show cases. Activities of the group included a workshop for student librarians at Indiana University, the Mir- acle of Books at the Museum of Science and lndustry, a spring dinner and theater party, book processing meetings, and the special recognition of receiving first prize in the badge contest at the Hoosier Stu- dent Librarians Association meeting in October. Brown, R. Davies, C. Micheal. 79 Us IAS ,, Q-- PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE Office girls for the principal , King Telle, are under the direc- tion of Mrs. Price. Their duties in c I u de receiving and sending mail, recording and filing report cards, running errands, carrying m e ss a g e s , and miscellaneous office work. Through their work, the girls learned accuracy and how to apply it. J. Brody, K. Deckro, J. Sprankle, M. Murvihill, 1. Graham. GUIDANCE OFFICE The girls who worked in the g u i da n c e office assisted Mrs. Obenour by keeping a record of pre v i ou s graduates, by filing, typing, mimeographing, and or- ganizing information about col- leges and careers. D. Iiulwcr, S. Zocth, I. Upton, B. Jensen N. Stell, K. Bailey, J. White, V. Sanford, S. de Simon R Williamson. , S. Butterfield. fs ff 80 ATTENDANCE OFFICE Mr . Mundy 's attendance office helpers have been kept busy with many duties which in- clude collecting a bse n c e slips from each class, writing excuses and passes, checking on those who bring no excuses, and doing general office work. PJ Haw News F-ofuYow VALPOST STAFF ROW ONE: T. Graham, K. Bailey, N. Groverman, L. Miller, M. McKe11ips, S. Rosenberg, S. Backus, M. Koepke, S. Johnson, L. Anderson, Mr. Johnson, Sponsor, Mr. Crum, Sponsor, ROW TWO:J. Ketchmark, D. Babcock, S. Gray, P. Goede, N. Phillips, L. Lawler, L. Bennett, J. Manning, K. Hildreth, P. Rossiter, R. Fabing, P. Jameson, C. Bernhart, D. Foilis. ROW THREE: M. Butterfield, R. Rhodes, K. Anderson, P. Deters, B. Shankland, D. Herrick, H. Howard, M. Hargrave, R. Brown, L. Klemz, B. Kitchen. The Valpost, V. H.S. bi-weeklynews- paper, comes out every other Tuesday, keeping the students up to date on the latest in school. All subscribing students read and reread their issues. But, oh, the preparation that went into the Valposr! For each issue thirty reporters had only one week to do their assignments and turn them in. These stories were proof read by the editorial staff and two reporters . Heads were written, stories counted, column inches figured, and layout done. After one issue was distributed, the rush cycle of getting out a new paper began again. Circulation Manager Sports Editor- . . Editor ...., Assistant Editor . . Business Manager . Exchange Editor. . . . Larry Klemz . . Dean Follis . Janet Graham Nancy Groverman . .Karen Bailey . Chip O'Nei1 L. Signed, ,own ' VALENIAN KNEELING ROW ONE L Mrller N Ph1111ps I Coulter, K. Hildreth, J. Rogers. ROW TWO: P. Harvey, G. Lndsley K Anderson L Bennett STANDING S Shultz, E. Guild, M. Koepke, M.Butterfield, W. Bucher, C Krrston D Gott D Telle ,T Wrlson J Morr1s, J. Ketchmark, Mr. Brown. The Valenian staff has worked diligently to put forth a book of memories that they hope will be cherished by all the students of V H S Each member of the staff has done his job well. Ed- itor Janet Coulter, organized the work and put the final touches on all material. Business man- ager, Joan Rogers, was responsiblefor taking care of all subscriptions and expenses. Dale Gott and Chuck Kriston helped Joan with subscriptions and orders. Kathy Hildreth, one of the associate edi- tors, and Pat Harvey helped with the layout. They also attended l.U. Yearbook Institute and furnished the staff with valuable advances. Karin Anderson, copy-editor, wrote and rewrote the copy for the book. She also checked the captions for pictures. Gloria Endsley and the other associate editor, Nancy Phillips, made sure the photographs for the book were being taken. They tried new angles and shots. Mr. Sutton and Valenian photographer, Mike Butterfield, took the pictures. Mike spent many extra hours in order for the book to have special pictures. Art editor, Linda Bennet, de- signed the cover. She also did the many added excerpts throughout the book. Typists, Susanne de Simon and Janet Ketchmark did all the typing in the book. This involved typing each page at least two or three times. Junior and Sophomore members working for experience and knowledge for their own book have been Lynn Miller, Ellen Guild, Marcia Koepke, Jackie Morris, Susie Schultz, Wes Bucher, Dick Telle, and Jeff Wilson. 82 wa' Pat S Usann 'Fx ww N Janet EDITOR Nanc C fha-A Yjv . ga 15 Us Joan BUSINESS MANAGER My , V 5 ,.,VV bv -::k J H in ::. 1 ' 1 ,,Af2 1 , V 1-, A Daw Gloria chuck PML 01,vQw OUR COACHES, FRONT ROW: Kenneth Pifer, Virgil Sweet, Boh Rhoda, Paul Miller. BACK ROW: Bill Eiler, Roger Schncpf, and Dale Ciciora. Valpo does Shine 84 S J. , 09. 51 I 9 QP 'YO P , v ,J - S-flax X 6 X. X A XQ4 Txik wwwxxa A 55 2 xy A fi geo W . 5 Jie? 45' X 437 M Q? 1 mn ,Q , , ffl , p T Ji sa' i 1,534,115 'Il 2 x fx N E me I N X ? n w wss N 0 3 u 90' 0- Qxfxiei XXL ? g 4 N WW: W fx - Nw Z-' ' fc fi' Q N2 2 Z .55 ,Q rbi? Q 'ffl 56, -Q X Www. 3 Z Z 2 Z Z Wife Wears Qlxofub Qlxofd:s'? G.A.A. ---JUNIORS AND SENIORS ROW l: C. Sedgwick, N. Groverman, P. Snodgrass, S. Rosenberg, L. Miller, C. Pode1l,C. Stephens,C. Walton, B. Johnson, l, Fortune, J. Sprankle, G. Christman. ROW 2: J. Sprankle, K. Deckro, B. White, K, Berndt, G. Nielsen, S, Brown, A. Swihart, D. Diersen, H. Dravininkas, A. Vendle, J. Dodd, K. Proffitt, R. Williamson, S. Claudon. ROW 318. deSin1on, D. DeGrazia, D. Flowers, M. McKellips, E. Cordes, P. Johnson, P. Mc- Cracken, D. Slavey, K. McAtee, B. Bolles, I. Linkimer, P. Rossiter, E. Corley, E. Guild. ROW 4: M. Som- niers, C. Lansing, P. Stephens, J. Tucker, S. Koeppen, P. O'Malley, L. Bennett, J. Manning, K. Hildreth, K. Anderson, S. Swarner, S. Corley, G. Gillespie. ROW 5: J. Coulter, R. Franklin, M. Siemion, J. Upton, D. Huber, S. Zocli, M. Murviliill, J. Sanford, L. Lawler, J. Rogers, J.'McKean, L. Hazelton, K. Bailey. ROW 6: N. Phillips, J. Pifer, L. Dygert, L. Bauer, J. Robinson, J. Dodd, J. Martin, M. Youngren, J. Ketchmark, B. Kuehl. ROW 7: G. Endsley, A. Haines, J. Hall, S. lox, M. Wattles, P. Olson, C. Oliver, R. Rathman, S. Gray, C. Eckert, L. Sheffield, P. Powell, C. Binder, B. Brookover. The G.A.A. girls began the year with the annual coke-tail party at which the officers and board members presented the aims and general activities of the organiza- tion. The year's sports: speedaway, archery, softball, basketball, swimming, volley- ball, tumbling, tennis, and badminton--provided recreation, developed the ability to cooperate with others, increased skills and knowledge in each sport, and improved the health of each participant. One terrible night, the freshmen were initiated and became little sisters of the seniors. At the Christmas party, the little sisters were given gifts of stuffed animals. ln March theG,A.A. spon- sored the Sadie Hawkins Dance which proved to be a huge success with an array of colorful hill- billies and Marryin' Sams. The G.A.A. Banquet closed the year with a skitpresented by the seniors, awards were given to high point members, and the officers for the coming year were announced. 86 G.A.A. BOARD KNEELING: Kathy Hildreth, President: Judy Manning, Secretary: Letitia Lawler, Vice-President, Gloria Endsley, Treas- urer. ROW 1: Linda Bauer, Joan Rogers, Donna Diersen, Sharon Huber, Janet Ketchmark, Roberta Adamski, Janet Eckert. ROW 2: Judy Pifer, Sally Jox, Virginia Sanford, Renate Rathman. G.A. A. ---FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ROW 1: C. Hill, J. deSimon, J. Koeppen, B. Bush, B. Brown, D. Batchelor, P. Ireland, S. Kaplan, M. Price, C. Davis, P. Hurley, S. Stoltz, M. Wehner, Mrs. Wiechmann, sponsor. ROW 2: S. Johnson, D. Findling, J. Groverman, J. Flowers, A. Kruse, F. Helman, M-. Brindle, B. Kado, A. Howe, G. Ellenberger, C. deSimon, S. Lambert, L. Anderson. ROW 3: D. Bednar, L. Jones, C. Gunder, M. Koepke, J, Eckert, S. Williamson, S. Backus, M. Dayton, C. Hanchar, R. Adamski, P. Barnes, G. Stevens. ROW 4: J. Maguire, S. Dayton, J. Glan- ders, K. Harrington, J. Lamb, F. Murvihill, M. Parry, R. Horan, D. DeGrazia, P. Jameson, M. Dean, S. Hen- derson. ROW 5: J. Huber, N. Stockman, C. Marrell, M. Harris, S. Schultz, S. Fitch, C. Coolman, L. Follis, G. McDonald, B. Randall, E. White. ROW 6: S. Kinne, P. Biggs, B. Jolley, M. Hengstebeck, S. Urschel, J. Ponader, K. Lightcap, J. Powell, S. Dorris, K. Husmann, J. Williamson. ROW 7: S. Brown, L. Rechlin, C. Bernhart, J. Eick, M. Kaltenbach, J. Martin, S. Anderson, C. Berndt. 87 Mary Ann Youngren, Susie Claudon, X jf Zig.,- fx Q YXKX ,X 1 N MQW U WX 2!-4-DQR D MD U ml. U UU U U U W f WWW J G.A.A. BOARD KNEELING: Kathy Hildreth, President: Judy Manning, Secretary: Letitia Lawler, Vice-President: Gloria Endsley, Treas- urer. ROW l: Linda Bauer, Joan Rogers, Donna Diersen, Sharon Huber, Janet Ketchmark, Roberta Adamski, Janet Virginia Sanford, Renate Rathman. G.A. A. ---FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ROW l: C. Hill, J. CleSimon, J. Koeppen, B. Bush, B. Brown, D. Batchelor, P. Ireland, S. Kaplan, M. Price, C. Davis, P. Hurley, S. Stoltz, M. Wehner, Mrs. Wiechmann, sponsor. ROW 2: S. Johnson, D. Findling, J. Groverman, J. Flowers, A. Kruse, F. Helman, Ml. Brindle, B. Kado, A. Howe, G. Ellenberger, C. deSimon, S. Lambert, L. Anderson. ROW 3: D. Bednar, L. Jones, C. Gunder, M. Koepke, J. Eckert, S. Williamson, S. Backus, M. Dayton, C. Hanchar, R. Adamski, P. Barnes, G. Stevens. ROW 4: J. Maguire, S. Dayton, J. Glan- ders, K. Harrington, J. Lamb, F. Murvihill, M. Parry, R. Horan, D. DeGrazia, P. Jameson, M. Dean, S. Hen- derson. ROW 5: J. Huber, N. Stockman, C. Marrell, M. Harris, S. Schultz, S. Fitch, C. Coolman, L. Follis, G. McDonald, B. Randall, E. White. ROW 6: S. Kinne, P. Biggs, B. Jolley, M. Hengstebeck, S. Urschel, J. Ponader, K. Lightcap, J. Powell, S. Dorris, K. Husmann, J. Williamson. ROW 7: S. Brown, L. Rechlin, C. Bernhart, J. Eick, M. Kaltenbach, J. Martin, S.'Anderson, C. Berndt. J V I J 87 Eckert. ROW 2: Judy Pifer, Sally Jox, Mary Ann Youngren, Susie Claudon, u q M Wm VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Keith Stanton, ,lim Donley, lfd Swanson, Pat Murphy, Warren Rayder, Jack Sherrick, Ed Campbell, Boh Boling, Ken Smurdon. ROW TWO: Tim Jones, Manager: John Helrnan, John Stoner, Jim Loayza, Pete Shively, Bob Galil, Skip Collins, Wyck Seelig, Don Herrick, Bob Gore, Ken Dowd, Dennis Parry, Roger Lane, Manager. ROW THREE: Coach Rhoda, Chip O'Neill, Torn Prentiss, Gene Koester, Ron Boling, Dale Gott, Knoefel Jones, Chuck Kriston, Dick Ehersold, Gary Marten, Larry Will, Bill Keene, Coach Miller. FOOTBALL COACHES Rhoda 85 Miller Spirit and determination marked the i958 Valpo Vikings. The team never gave up, although at times the going was rough. Opening the season, the Vikes lost to Crown Point, failing in the second half. The squad met Horace Mann, the conference champs, resulting in a stand still and finally being defeated. The Homecoming game was indeed a thrill of all thrills when the Vikes heroically won in the last second of play. This was the first homecoming win in the last five years. The Vikes lost some close ones from then on to Emerson and Tolleston. The record for the season was less than mediocre. However, the grid squad never left the field without the feeling they had done their best, win or lose. All of the games were exciting and most quite close. The team will always be remembered as fighting with all they had and even more. 88 SCHEDULE .l.V. FOOTBALL ROW ONE: J. Miller, M. Seelig, W. Haefling, D. Reynolds, R. Peterson, R, Jones, T. Johnston, C. Prownnt, W Hamilton, I. Douglas, L. Linton, P. Deters, D. Dye. ROW TWO: Coach Sweet, C. Kreiger, T. Lamlvt-rt, F Miller, F. Ditters, C. Bush, D. Oesting, C. Frogge, D. Whitler, T. Frunzia, R. Lindholm, F. Peterson, Mr Rullmun. ROW THREE: R, Kitchen, C. Eddington, 1. Davies, J, Hefferrnan, T. Capman, J. Prentiss, C. Eldridgu D. Kahney, J. Foncannon, H. Pietch, E. Silhavy, J. Bernhart, A. German. 89 Valpo 7 Crown Point 39 Vulpo 6 Frobel 2l Vclpo O Horace Mann l3 Vcxlpo 20 North Judson 19 Volpo l9 E. C. Roosevelt 32 Volpo 7 Tollesfon Vol po 12 Emerson l Vol po 18 Portage 42 Vclpo l2 Lew Wolloce Q9 Y, fr- ,2 n f XAXQ HW ' 'Q MU X5 WM zz,-5 .WJ- N W l'f----i 5 fgif Ayggwbe fl U WLDJ 'UuWUUU I x... zfgm - 2 ' Qgl mix J? l 5 Xi t I D - . . V , ,,. V. X 7 I V VA ai . s U J 'P' a a lf! C, ffyjfywmodvg Y C .R W , 3 4 . YN ,' I 53134 C f 9 1. Concerned. 2. Run Viking. 3. Does it hurt? 4. Watch your step! 5. Pull away, Jack. 6. Mass confusion. 7, Who? Who? Who? 8. Break that tie. 9. Captain Rayder leads the team. 10, Run, Charlie, run. 91 Q A,zM 06l1-hiss: After winning a stupendous football game in the last second V.H. S. students atten ded the annual Homecoming Dance. At the magic stroke of 10:15, the crowning ceremony began. The first girl to step into the spotlight was Nancy Phillips. All eyes followed her as she walked down the floor to meet her escort, Dale Gott. Next came Janet Coulter, escorted by Knoefel Jones, Don Herrick, accompanied Kathy Hildreth, Gloria Endsley was met by Dennis Parry, and Carole Eckert walked with Chuck Kriston, Judy Jolley and Gene Koe- ster proceeded down the floor. Next Ingrid For- tune and Letitia Lawler were escorted by Jack Sherrick and Ken Smurdon. Finally the big mo- ment arrived. With tears of happiness filling her eyes, Miss Susanne de Simon proudly took her place in V. H.S. 's royal throne and was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1958. 92 I X1 NW Gloria Kathy X HQ' X6 713:17 Susanne Judy oncy Carole 93 :wax Luo an ROW1 B Harbeck, C. Johnson, D. Follis, D. Kreider, J. Ripley, K. Gingerich. ROW 2: J. Henley, K Hemold G Lansmg D. Johnson. ROW 3: J. Bowman, D. Howe, J. Flynn, J. Worstell, R. Harding, S. Ward ROW 4 R Helmberg, W. Witters, Mr. Pifer, Coach. Owss The i958 Viking Cross Country Team was one of the most outstand- ing teams to wear the Viking colors. In dual and triangular meets the Vikes defeated Michigan City, Knox, Griffith, La Porte, Lew Wallace, Horace Mann, E.C. Roosevelt, Clark, Froebel,Tech, Whiting, Tolles- ton, Hammond, E.C. Washington, and Emerson. Valpo finished second in the Hobart Invitational, and sixth in the State meet. For the second straight year the Varsity and Junior Varsity Teams won the Western Division Championship with eleven wins and no defeats. Scott Ward and Gerald Lansing are two of very few boys in Indiana Cross Country history who won the right to run in the State meet for four straight years. 94 Q! I1 Mr ,M , g 'r ,, -'K' A 9 ' wiikgf' it S125-E, - ,nz gl. :S 5 1 .Q i ' f . ,S 'Y-F' Viking, Scottie Ward, was the individ- ual winner in thirteen of fifteen events. He ran third in the Shortridge meet and twelfth in the State. Scottie's outstanding ability was displayed in i958 by winning the Hobart Invitational, the Conference meet, and the Sectional tourney. He holds the Forest Park course record of 10:27, the Conference record of 9:30.4, and the Michigan City course record of 9:3O.4. Scottie, who has set a goal in the minds of future participants in Vikings sports, will long be remembered. . Pifer gives boys last minute instructions. Go Vikings! U o 1 Wwdjn 262.5 Q 5 . ROW l: R. Nelson, B. Benninghoff, D. Magid, C. Tomczak, A. BUCCi. 1. Chester, T. Ripley, D. Pierce. ROW 2 R, Smith, F. Ball, R, Graham, F, Manago, D. Arnold, J. Dommer, N. Dygert, R. Telle. ROW 3: T. Frailey, J. Britton, R. Humphrey, J. Nelson, J. Krachey, K. Jankowski, W. Kuehl. ROW 4: E. Rickman, C. Molengraft, D. Sechler, R. Hallberg, S. O'Neill, D. Weichert. J. Eckert. ROW 5: Coach Pifer, W. Witters, R. Heimberg. Owss .,V' Coach Pifer and Starter Watching Principal Telle anxiously awaits finish. Sharon and Carol help Mr. Eiler register teams for Valpo Sectional, Off a Race. ig 1' ,J- I '. s qw. fri nd running, ig: 97 That's all for today! .lv ws ew wzmmg VARSITY BASKETBA LL ROW ONE: J. Flynn, J. Worstell, M. O'Nei11, R. Harding, R. Gahl, R. Heirnherg. ROW TWO: Coach Sweet, K. Jones, C. Kriston, S. Ward, D. Gott, C. White, Assistant Coach Ciciora. Valpo Crown Point Valpo Portage Val po Chesterton Valpo Michigan City Valpo E. C. Washington Valpo Hammond Tech Valpo Gary Froebel QOTQ Valpo LaPorte Va po Hammond High Valpo Gary Tolleston Va.po Whiting Valpo Hammond Clark Val po Gary Horace Mann Valpo Gary Emerson Valpo E. C. Roosevelt Valpo Chicago DuSable Va po Gary Lew Wallace Valpo Lafayette Jefferson TOURNEYS Valpo South Bend Central Valpo Huntingburg Valpo Morgan Twp. Valpo Portage Valpo Boone Grove Valpo Chesterton Valpo Michigan City The T958-1959 Valparaiso Vikings, one of the finest teams ever produced in Indiana, gained recognition throughout the state as a team of gentlemen and scholars as well as ex- cellent athletes. The Vikes, paced by balanced scoring and fine teamwork, were ranked in the state's top I0 standing. Led by the scoring of Scottie Ward and Dale Gott, the re-bounding of John Worstell, and the all-round fine play- ing of Chuck Kriston and Butch Jones, the Vikes ended the season witha T9-6 record, one of the best in school history. Some of the crowning highlights of the season were: U winning the highlyrated Lafayette tourneywith victories over South Bend Central and Hunting- burg, 2, scoring 103, 106, and 109 points in beating Gary Horace Mann, Chicago DuSable, and Chesterton in the Sectional finals respec- tively, 31 Butch Jones and Dale Gott sharing the sectional single game scoring record of 37 points, 41 Scottie Ward breaking the school scoring record with 39 points against Gary Emerson, 51 Chuck Kriston making 20 of 20 free throws also against Emerson holding a state record. Looking to next year, Mr. Sweet will again find a strong team even though losing five seniors Butch Jones, Dale Gott, Scottie Ward, Chuck Kriston, and Cecil White. wo 0 I WO 0 i! ROW ONE: D. Magid, B, Graham, H. Collins, P. Murphy, W. Seeli , I. Prentiss. ROW TWO: L, Astroleges, Manager, D, Kahney, R. Boling, B. Meyerowitz, J. Hef erman, I. Britton, Coach Ciciora. J, V, BASKETBALL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ROW ONE: H. Pietsch, Manager, C. Kreiger, E, Rickmon, S. O'Neill, S. Vogt, J. Eckert, Coach Eiler. ROW TWO: S. Gregory, J. Nelson, B. Hamilton, F. Manago, J. Burnhart, P, Shivley, D. inllhitler. ROW THREE: J, Krachey, B, Jones, D, Duncan, K, jankowski, M, Seelig, E, Boling, T, o nston, 4 I 2 99 CQJL-In 'ff ' Lf-A I if 'X si i-1 in-wr f A-, UX Q E 111 A . ' Swan A ms ii' 4...m-1 1. :gg V . 1 . V Z 3 560224 MJ k A, vm 'W' 5 , KW, f js X 1 2' 1 1 I f , f V Mug, , W A, 556 ii 9,,mYi3W'L 1 X 1oo Q XX' Q X f J' ' X N Q 4Q ...X -N Q -MB . fn KA ii 'QLA' . - -. . If MJ? , . 4 . f. . 5 . W . QM W : , fa ,hwff 1 f p ' . 3N . e , V 5'5 UG'-'Ut W, .f ' X' Q E I Team's in a huddle. 3. Out of my way, please! 4. Laying down on the job, Basket, 2 points! 7. Practice makes perfect. 8. Smile please. 9. Vikes go 10. Dale scores again. 11. Two more points for Scotty. 1. His boys are tops! 2. Johnny Jump! 6. Basket, 3Jf7f4A-fiiy-4 10 .17 .4 eh? 5. Jump marching in. 1 a 2 cpm epvmw' 1 H , 4 y SWIMMING ROW ONE: C. Johnson, B. Kitchen, H. Howar, L. Caprous, R. Townsend, I. Anderson, J. Colburn. ROW TWOQ F. Miller, E. Johnson, D. Wieggel, I. Cleveland, L. Anderson, B. Carmichael, I. Berenrhal, K. Gingcrich. ROW THREE: J. Carpenter, N. Molengrafr, D. Johnson, B. Srandiford, W, Wilson, T. Barry, F. Deters,B. Bird, B. Kuehl, B. Swisher, J. Chester, Coach Rhoda. This years swimming team had a record breaking season. Record breaker Ed Johnson sparked the 1958-1959 swimming team to a 10-6-1 season. Ed, one ofthe top free style swimmers in Indiana, has set new records in the 100 yard butterfly, in the 100 yard free style, and in the 200 yard free style. The times forthe preceding are 1:09, 55:2, and 2:08 respectively. The record time ot 4:58.11 for the 400 yard free style, a new event this year, is also held by Ed. The 160 yard free style relay team and the 240 yard medley relay team also set new records this year of 1:21 .2 and 2:34.5 respectively. Seniors who hit the water for the last time are Tom Barry, Dave Johnson, and Blaine Stanitord. The swimmers at practice. Get set. Go! gal 102 11MahuToI Manx: WRESTLING ROW ONE: J. Sherrick, R. Daly, J. Foncannon, C. Frogge, D. Cole, T. Farrar, C. Bush, G. Eldridge, K. Smurdon. ROW TWO. Mr. Miller, B. Harback, R. Nelson, B. Biggs, B. Sellers, C. Prowant, B. I-Iildreth, T. Jones, D. Pierce. ROW THREE: K. Dowd, E. Swanson, J. Donley, B. Berrier, J. Stoner, T. Prentiss, G. Martin, B. Keene. 103 Wrestling, one ofthe newer sports at Valparaiso High School, ended its season with twelve wins and three losses. The matmen, under the coaching ofMr. Miller, met such teams as LaPorte, Lowell, Gary Edison, Hammond Noll, Hammond Clark, New Carlisle, Hammond Tech, Crown Point, and Washington. The team captains this year were the two seniors Jack Sher- rick and Ken Smurdon. Those team mem- bers receiving Varsity letters were Biggs, Ripley, Harbeck, Sellers, Smurdon, Sher- rick, Swanson, Dowd, Martin, and Pren- tiss. The matmen placed seventh in the sectionals in afield of twelve. With the exception of the two seniors, there will be eighteen returning lettermen next year. Q! 5 E 71 VARSITY TRACK KNEELING: R. Shankland, L. Chrisman, Managers. ROW 1: I. Sherrick, R. Spencer. ROW 2: K, Thayer, D. Hineline. ROW 3: C. White, I. Banks. ROW 4: S. Ward, Is. Hyatte. ROW 5: J. Meyers, Coach Sweet, B. Boling, D. Krei- der, I. Wallace, C. Krisron, D. Gott, D. Howe, D. Small, Coach Pifer, J. Slavey, K. Jones, C. Frogge, B. Endsley. The 1958 Track season was most successful in many respects. One of the highlights was the new Valpo Relays initiated by Coach Ken Pifer. Teams participating were: Valpo, Crown Point, E.C. Washington, Hammond Clark, South Bend Adams, and Chesterton. This first Valpo Relays was won by the Vikes. During the season, Valpo lost the Hammond Sectional to Hammond Morton by only one point. Scottie Ward won the mile. Jim Wallace, the shot, and Dick Small, the pole vault. These boys, along with Joe Berlin, second in the pole vault, Dave Kreicler, second in the 880, and Chuck Kriston, third in the high jump, advanced to the Mishawaka Regional. Ward ancl Small advanced to the State meet by winning a first and second respectively at Mishawaka. NEW RECORDS SET Scottie Ward Mile Time 4132.0 La Porte Relays Jim Wallace Shot Put Distance 51 '--3 3f4 Hammond Relays Dave Kreicler 880 Time 2:03.6 Michigan City Coach Sweet starts the race. DUAL AND TRIANGULAR MEET SCORES Valpo 76 Hammond Clark 33 Valpo 58 1f2 Crown Point 50 1X2 Valpo 81 1f6 Chesterton 46 7f12 Valpo 81 1f6 Portage 9 1f4 Valpo 65 Lew Wallace 44 Valpo 49 2X5 Tech 59 1f2 Valpo 30 Michigan City 79 104 J.V. TRACK KNEELING: Mr. Sweet, Mr. Pifer. ROW 1: R. Graham, H. Howard, J. Foncannon, R. Smith, D. Magid, B. Benninghoff, B. Harbeck, R. Nelson, J, Dommer, R. Coulter, J. Ripley, D. Hughes, R. Daniels. ROW 2: E, Swanson, K. Gingerich, L. Klemz, R, Randle, R. Harding, E. Berndt, C. Johnson, D. Kahney, D. Brown, R. Boling, J. Heffernan, R. Kitchen. ROW 3: I. Bowman, E. Witters, B. Cordell, L. Huber. R. Humphrey, E Campbell. B- MCYCFWUZZ. W- Seelig, K. DOWCLT. Lambert, D. Ebersold, T. Prentiss, P. Hathaway. Go Scottie! Over and Over y Dave takes over Q . sm-Ss ' ' MLAPPQQBMOM www' J, V, CHEERLEADERS, LEFT TO RlGHTg Mimi Fitzger- FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Diane Bachelor and Francis aid, Olivia Wallace, Diane DcGrg1zia, and Linda Huff. Helman. When The Vikes Go Marching In. Win This Game! When We Say. 106 Vwwitg ' SUDALMH- -1- Luv GLORIA 107 PA ULA MARIANNE 'Talw Me Ou.bTovTlw Ballg l BASEBALL TEAM RUlVrJNtigCIoziil1Rliorla, il. While, D. Parry, B, Galil, C, Doclling, Managerg H. Pietscli, Manager. ROW TWO: D. Hurri-R, R. tiuirnhcrv, W, Ra der, D. Gott, C. Kristori, C. Parsons, T. Parsons. ROW THREE: W, Grax',J.Wi1liam- is Y , son, S, Collins, K. Jones, A, Ralston. With the coming of spring, a new sport was entered into the already well filled list of V.H. S. athletics. Baseball, absent from V.H,S, forthe past seventeen years, was a new and pleasant outlet forthe many fans who iourneyed to the fairgrounds to watch the Viking nine in action. Although the Vikes did not enjoy great success, posting a l-7 record, they are planning on greater success in the years to come. Consisting of onl two seniors, Augie Ralston, and Jack Slavey, the squad gained experience as well as knowlledge of the game from their very able coach Mr. Rhoda. 108 Q! . 1 a GOLF TEAM J. Worstell, Coach Schnepf. ROW ROW ONE: J. Flynn, M. Duncan, M. O'Neill, T. Zimmerman, TWO: D. Anderson, I. DeGrazia, J. Black, S. Wercrantz, I. Loayza. ROW THREE: J. Wilson, D. Telle, I. Wilson, F. Miller, R. Lindholm. nd Returning lettermen John Worstell, Tom Zimmerman, John Flynn, Martin O'Neill, a R Shef, whohas Malcolm Duncan made up the nucleus of this year's golf team. Mr. oger c n p I d' t k over the 'ob of golf coach. been golfing since his high school days in Decatur, n mana, oo I After hard practice at the Country Club golf course, the team participated in the eight game schedule within the NIHSC conference. ROW ONE: E. Johnson, D. Johnson, L. Caprous, W. Wilson, G. Koester, I. Sherrick, R. Biggs, I. Henley, Coach Eiler. ROW TWO: T. Barry, C. Johnson, T. Jones, R. Ehersold, R. Boling, G. Martin, E. Swanson, K. Dowd. ROW THREE: K. Heinold, D. Howe, B. Harheck, M. Duncan, B. Keene, H. Collins, M. O'Neill, R. Guhl, I. Smurdon, T. Zimmerman, Donley. ROW FOUR: R. Lane, R. Shankland, D. Herrick, D. Follis, D. Wieggel, K. K. Thayer, C. White. ROW FIVE: R. Harding, J. Worstell, R. Heimherg, W. Rayder, D. Parry, C. Kriston, D. Gott, S. Ward, K. Jones, ROW SIX: T. Prentiss, J. Flynn. 109 KNEIZLING: S. Ward, C. White, B. Gnlll, B. Harding, S. Collins, D. Gott. STANDING: Rlleimberg, Manager, Assistant Coac'l1Eiler, C. Kriston, J. Flynn, Coach Sweet, J. Worstell, K. Jones, C. O'Neill, and Assistant Cjuzivll Civimrzi, A new member of V,ll,S, is Victor Viking. Pzirtrnts nf the team and the vlieerleaders say 3 few words. j msifivevs an -.. Pep Club Sponsor, Frieda Schieck makes final check on cheering The boys cheering section add their hurrahs to the gwme SCCUOH' Practice is important for team and shaker section alike. Post Sectional ceremonies enthrall the white shirt section, M0536 MXH fA1'U ti Q Ni RxunulF' wuul ' U auf' if vm!- QF! ,Q QF ii Wwnllnlnlnzi Wi lif FRES HMEN Anderson. Sandra Amold, Don. . . Ashbaugh. Judy. . Atwell, Larry . Ball. Francis . Bankert. Jon. . Bames, James . . Bames, Patricia . Bartok, Wlnifred . Batchelor, Diane . Bednar, Doris . Berlin, Barbara . .. Bentley , Elizabeth . Berndt, Beverly. Bemhart, Carol. Bernhart, James . Berrier, Robert . Betts, William . Beven. John. . Biggs, Loren. . Bigigs. Pauline . Bi c, Richard . Bird, Robert. . Blastic, Karen . Boling, Edward . Boyer, Ronald . . . Br ndle,Mary . . . Brocksmith, Charlotte Brumbau h, Elmer. Broton, gat . . . Brown, Brenda . . Dorothy. . Brown, Brown, Sarah . Bucci, Augie . Bucher, Geoff . . Bush, Barbara . . Buxton. Pamela . . Case, Carolyn . . . Chandler, Lenora . Christman, John . Clark, Carol , . Cleveland, Jerry . Clifford, Michael . f Clouse, Anna . . Cole. Dale . . . Cooper, Sharon. . Cornell, Donna . Crum, Betty. . Dayton. Sheila . . Decker, Michael . . deSlmon, Judith . . Doelling, Paul , . Dorris, Susan . . Douglas, James. . DuFa1lo. Richard . Duncan, David . . Duncan, Dennis . . Dunkelbarger, Roger . Dunnigan, James . . Dylgert , Norman . Ec ert, James . . . Eddington, Edward . Eick, Jolene . . Emerson, Donna . Farrar, John . . . Fetla, Edward . . Findling, Donna . Fleming. Robert . . Fletcher, Frieda Flowers, Juanita Froberg, Kim . . . 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Gri it , Ted . . Groverman, Jacki . Guilford, Marcia . Gustafson, Pamela. Haeflin , William. Hall, Nfar aret. . Hallberg, 7ames . Hamilton William Harrington . Kathleen Harris, Marcia , . Harris, Phyllis . . l-lassel, Diane . . Hayes, Charles. . l-leimberg, Wayne. l-leinold, Janet . . Heinz. George . . Heiser, Gay e . . Helman, Frances . Henstebeck, Mary . Hill, Carole Ann . Hill, Charles . . Hicks. John . . J-llldreth, Bill . . Howard, Dennis . Howe, Anna . . Huber, Janet . . 26 . . . . 26 . . .26,65 . .26,65,70 . .26,62,99 . . . . 26 . .26,65,67,87 . 26,67,70 . . . . 26 .27,89 . . . 27 . . . . 27 . .27,89,99 . . .27,67,87 . ,27,65,67,87 . 27,65,67,68 . . . . 27 . . . 27 . . . 27 . . . .27.65 . .. . .27 . . . . . 27 27,65,67,87,106 . . . .27.87 . .27,65,79,87 . . . . 27 . . . .27 ireiand, Patricia , 27,.65,.67,68.,78, Ihnat, Edward . . Irons. Jim . . . Jankowski, Kenneth Jankowski, Sharon . Jensen, David . . Jessup, John. . . Johnson. Charles . Johnson, Jill . . Johnson. Roy. . . Johnson, Sarah . . Johnston, Terry. . Jolley, Jane . . Jones, Judith . Jones, Linda. . Jones, Robert . Jopes, Annette . . Kaplan, Sherie . . Karamesines. Mike Kautz, Philip . . Kazlauski, Sally . Keehn, Sally . . King, Keith. . Kinne, Sharon . . Knapp, William . Koeppen. Janet . Kornblith, Davida . Krachey, James . Kratz, Karl . . . Krieger, Charles . Kruse, Arlene . . Kuehl, William . Lamb. Jane . . . Lamberson, Sue . Landgrebe, George Laube, Patricia. . Lightcap, Kathleen Lindholm, Ral h . Maguire, Judith . Makovsky, Theodore Manago, Fred . . Mandernach, Arlene Marrell, Catherine Maudlin, Barbara . Maudlin, Richard . Mead, Donald . . Miller, Frank . . Miller, Frederick . Miller, Gerald . . II3 . 24.27.103 . . . . 27 . . . .27.87 27,87 87 . . . . . 27 . . . . . 27 . . .27,96,99 . .27,67,70 . . . 27 . .27,7O . . 27 . .27,66 . . 27 , .27,67 . . .27,89 . .27,65,67 . . . . 27 . .27,67,87 . .27,89,99 . . . . 27 , ,27,67,79,87 . . . . 28 . .28,72,76 . . . . 28 , .28,65,78 . .28,70,73 . . .28.87 . . . .28,68 . 28,65,67,87 . . . . . 28 . .28,96,99 . . . . 28 . . .28. . 65 89 99 . .28, ,67,87 .28 96 . .28,67,70,87 . . . . .28 . . . 28 68 26. . .28,65,6'1,87 , . 28,89,l09 . .28,65,6'7,s'7 . . . . 28.70 . . .28,96,99 . . . . .28 . .28.65,67,87 . . . . .28 . . -. .28 . . .28 , 28 109 .. 228,155.89 . . . 28 Miller, Lynn . . Miller, Jim . . . Millspaugh, Earl Miskimins, Jo Ellen . Mitchell, Larry. Molengraft, Cornelius Monroe, Marlin Morris, Jacklyn . Myers, Sally. . . Nelson, Jerrold . . Newell, Donna . . Nichols, Sandra , Oestlng, David . . O'Kee e, Robert . O'Mal1ey , Robert . O'Nelll, Stephen Parry, Marsha . Perry, David . Perry, Robert . Peterson. Diane . Peuquet, David. . Pierce, Douglas . Podell, Connie . . Poehler, Janet . . Ponader, Josette . Powell. Joan . . Powell, Stephen .. Prahl, David . . Price, Marilyn . . Prowant, Clyde . Pullins, Margie . Pullins, Rancie . . Quintero. Henry . Rechlin, Linda . . Reed, Mary . . . Richmond, James . Rickman, Edward . Rigsby, Bruce . . Ripley, Ron . . Ripley, Terry . Risner, Belvle . . Robbins, Betty . . Robey, Donna . Rockwell, Pat . Rugg, Diane. . Saar, Frances . . St. Clair, Paul. Schneegas . Thomas , Schwant, Carl . . Sechler, 'Donald . Seelig. Martin . . Shain, Judith . . Sherman. Nancy . Shively, Pete . . Shook, John . . Short, Reginald . Showalter, Rusta . Shurr, Michael. . Sievers, Jeffrey, , Stahl, Linda, . , Stevens, Glenda , Stockman, Nancy , Sullivan, George , Sutherland, Gay , Swisher, Kathleen, , Thomas, Vicky, , Thompson , Ronald , , Tincher, Toby , Tomczak, Cha rlesi Toming, Vendo , Topper, Thomas Townsend, Rodney, Urschel, Susan , , , Villeneuve, Ronald , Villiaume, Susan , Vinikour, Allen , Vitoux, Terry , , Vo t, Stephen . . Wish, Gregory, , Weber, Karin , u Q e . 28 65 . 28.89 28 68 . 28,67 . . . 28 , . 28,96 . . . 28 . . . 28 28 99 29 I 29Q96', . . 29 . 29,89 . 29 29 62 . . .29,96,99 29,62,65,67,87 . . . . 29,70 . . . . 29.70 . . . . 29 . . . . 29 . 29,96,103 . . . 29,65 . . . . 29 . . .29,65,87 . .29,65,67,87 . . . . 29 . . . . 29 , ,29,65,67,87 , 29,89,l03 . . . . 29 . . . 29 . . . 29 . a . 29,87 . .29,65,67 . . . .29 . ,29,96,99 . . . 29 . . 29 . 29,96 . 29 . 29,70 . . . 29 . 29,67 . . 29 . .29 . 29,76 . . 29 . . . . 29 . . . .30,96 . .30,70,89,99 . . . 30.65 . . . 30.76 . .30,88,99 . . . 30 . . 30 . . 30 . . 30 . . . 30.70 . . . . 30 . . . ,-30,87 . .30,65,67,87 . . .30.'76 , ,30,67,73 , ,30,67,70 . . .30 . . . .30 , ,30,65,68 . . . .30 . ,3O,70,76 , ,30,76 . . . .30 . ,30,65,87 ' 30 67 30 30 99 30 30 ' fad. . IS6. Wermcrantz,'Steven , Wheele, Jody . . . . 30,62,76,109 30 White, Eileen . . . .30,65,67,8'7 White, Marilyn. . ..... 30 Whitler. Dan . . . . .30,89,99 Williamson, Janet .... 30,65,67,8'7 Williamson. Sally .... 30,65,6'7,8'7 Wilson, Rosemary , . , .... 30 Witterr, Bill ....... 30.94.96 SOPHOMORES Adamakl, Roberta . . . 31,65,6'7,8'7 Allison, Marian . . .... 31 Anderson, Alice . . . .3l,66,68 Anderson, Jeffry ...... 31.70 Anderson. Linda . . 31.65,67,'I0,87 Andresen, Harold . .... . . 31 Ashbaugh, Paul . . . .... 31 Astrologes, Lawrence . . . .31.72.99 Auble, Ray ........ 31.73 Babcock, ichard .... 31.63.7031 Backus, Susan . 3l,65,6'7,68,'72,8l,8'7 Bay, Joan . . ...... 31,67 Beach. Charlotte . . .31.65.6'7.'70 Beach, Dennis . . . . . . . 31 Bennin hoff, Bruce . . 31,96.105 Bemarg, David . . ..... 31 Bemdt, Charlene . . 3l.65,6'7,8 I Bi s, William. . Bi7Hngs, Judith . . Boling, Ronald . . Boyd, Alice . . Brajcki, Judith . . . Britton. Gerald . . . Broadhurst. Jeanette . Brown, Janet . . . Buchanan, Richard. . Burrus, David . . Bush. Curtis . . Callahan, William . Carmichael, Richard . Carmichael, William, Cavan, James . . . Cavinder, Michael . Chapman, Tom . Chester, Daniel . Chester, James . . Chezem, Robert . . Christman, Harold. . Christ , Brian . . Church, Terry . . Claussen, Stephen . . Colburn, Jerry . . Cole, Randal . . . Colllngs. Terry. . . Collins, Harley. . . Coolman, Clara . . Corcoran, Margaret . Crisman,Larry. . . Crum, Ralyrmond . Csaba, C lsty . . Davies,John . . . Davis. Carol . . . Dayton, Mary Ellen . Dean, Mary Ann . . Decker, Caryn . . . Decker, Mary Louise . yDeckro, Wiliam . . 'DeGrazia, Diane . ,deSimon, Clara . . Deters, Frederick . . -Diggs. Robert . . . Doe ling , Clarance Dommer, James . . Dowd, Glenn .I . . Dowd, Kenneth . . Dresden, Jessie . Dye, Douglas . Dye, James . . . . . .31 . . . . 31 . .31,88,99 . . . . . 31 , 3l,65,6'7,73 . . .31,96,99 . . . . 31 . . .31,73 . . . . . 32 . . . . 32.70 . 32,62,89,103 32 . . . 32.67 , . ,32,62,70 32 . . . 32 . . 32, . . 32, 89 32 96 32 .32 32 32 . . .32 . . .32,70,76 32 . . .32,72,73 31,32,62,88,99, , 32,65,67,87 . . .32,73,76 . . .32 . .32.73 . .32,65,67 . .. . .32.89 . .32,67,71,87 . .32,65,67,87 . .32,65,67,87 . . . . .32 . . . .32.65 . . . . .32 32,65,67,87,106 31,32,65,67,87 Eades, Janice . . Eckert, Janet . . Eder, Diann . . . Ehnes, Fred . . . Eldridge, Gene. . c Ellenberger, Greer. Evans, Patricia . . Farrar, James , , Felts, Richard . . Ferggrson, James . Fitc , Sharon . . Fitz erald, Mimi . Follfs, Linda . . Foncannon, Joe. . Fralley, David . . Froberg, Rogene . Frogge, Charles . Fruzia, Terry . Fry, Janice . . Fryer, Judi . . . German, rthur . Goede, Phil. . Good, Gene . . . Graebner, Robert . Graham, Robert . Green, Martha . . Guillaum, William Gunder, Carole . Gutt, John . . . Haley, Cheryl . . Hallberg, Robert . Hanchar, Cynthia . Hathaway, aul , Hawkins, Margaret Heffeman, James . Henderson, Sandra. Higgins, Patrick . Hi lan, Gordon . Hi7l, Edwin . . . Hill, Elizabeth. . Hill, Janet . . . Hineline, Curtis . Hodsden, Donald . Hoeg, Dawn . . Horak, Diane . . Horan, Rosetta . . Hough, Bonnie . . Howard, Ro er , . Huber, Chaglotte . Huber, Lawrence . . Huff, Linda . . Hu art Carole Hugnphrely , Robert . Hurley , atricia . Husmann, Karen . Husmann, Randen . lhnat, William. . . Ingram, Fred . . Jameson, Paula. . Johnson, Dennis . . . . . . 33 ,33,65,67,70,87 ' ..... 33 . . . . . 33 . 33.39.103 . 33,e5,e7,31 . . . . 33 . . 33,103 . . . . 33 . . .33,1s,19 . .33,65,67.e7 . 33,65,67,l06 . . .33,67,s7 .33,s9,1o3,1os . . . .33.96 . .33,67,70 . 33,89,103 . . .33.89 . . .33,65 . .33,67,70 . .33.89 . . 33 . . .' . 33 . . . .33,70 . 33,96,99,105 . . .33,67,70 . . . . . 33 , 33,67,68,87 33 'GJ ...Enya nab-:ahaha nh UI CD GJ. was mm ca as my-.9-. .3322 .... . . . SSZESSSSESSEKSSSQSSSSSS . OO- sh . gg. UI e En. fxiffd. . g... O30-'I -1050 . 37,96,105 . .34,67,7l,87 , .34,65,67,87 . .... 34 34,65,67,8l,87 . . . . .34 Johnson, Suzanne . 34,65,67,68,8l,8'7 Jolley, Bertie .' . Jones, Timothy . Kado, Bonnie . . Kahney, Dean . . Kaltenbach, Mary , Kitchen, Robert . Kleist, Allen . Koepke, Marcia . Kroenke, Wayne . Kuebrich, Vincent. 34,62,65,67,87 .34,88,lO3,109 . .34,73,87 . . .34.89,99 . 34,65,67,87 . . .34,81,89 . . . . . 34 34,65,67,68,81, 82,87 . . . .34,70 . . . . 34 beets, Debra . Leib, Judith . . Linton, Larry . Lite, Elizabeth . . Long, Kathrgn . '. . Ludmcgton, atherine. Magi , Dennis . . . Mandernach, Marie . Mankin, Gilbert . Marshall, Carol . Martin, Judith . . Meece, Gerald . . Meyerowitz, Barry. . Michael, Frederick . Miller, Norman . Miller, Terriy . . Miracle.Ju y . . . Mitchell. Bennie . . . .35.67.71 . . . 35 . . 35.89 . .35,65,67 . . . . 35 . . . .35.65 . 35,96,99,105 ....35 ....35 . . . . 35 . .35,67,87 . . . . 35 . 35,99,l05 . . . . 35 . . . 35 . . . . 35, Mohler, Judith ..... 35,67,68, Moneypenny, Catherine . . .35,65, Montague, Joanne .... 35,62,65. Montoney, Carolyn . . . 67 Morris, Jackie . . 35,65,67,70, ll, Moser, Bruce ........ Murphy, Patrick . . 31,35,62,88, Murvihill, Frances .... 35,65,6'7, McDonald, Georganne . .35,65,6'1, McKean, Charles .... . . 35, McNeil, Denise, , Neal, Martha , , Nelson, Robert , , , Nevllls, Kenneth . Nichols, Sharon . Olas, Diane . . . Oliver, Nancy . . Pappas, Dimitra . Parsons, Charles . Partlow. Richard . Pedersen, Emil. . Pedersen, Roger . Perkins, Ronald. . Peters, Barbara . . Pierce, Lawrence . Roger . . Pierce , Pierce , Thomas . 35 65 35 78 67 67 . 35, , 68 82 35 99 87 87 73 35 . 35,65,67,68 .35,96.l03,105 . . . . . 35 . . . . 35 . . . .3s.sv . 35,65,67,68 . .35,68,73 . 35.70,108 . . . . 36 . .36,89 . 36,89 . .36 . 36,67 . . 36 . . . . 36 . . . . . .36 Pietsch, Herbert . . . 36,89,99,108 Pratt, Karen . . . Prentiss. Jerry , , , Prentiss. Thomas . 36 Ranck, Tom . . . Randall, Barbara . Reynolds, Derrial . Rhodes, Robert . . Ricketts, Lawrence . Ripley, Jerry, . , Risto, Herbert . . Ro ers, Jer , Rogn, Karerrl. . . Ronneau, John . . Rusch, Michael. . Sabo, Millicent . Schroeder, Patricia . Schuessler, Paul . Schultz, Elizabeth. . Schwaller, Gerald . . Schwanholt, Charles . Seellg, Wyckham . . Sells, Kar ene . . . Sexton, Sarah . Shearer, Dick . . Shearhod, Orville . . Short, Richard .. . Sievers, William . . , 32.62.8139 Kyes,Judy . . . . . .34,65,6 I . . . . 32 Lambert, Sue . . . .34,65,a1,a1 Shull. George . , . . . 32,103 Lambert. Thomas . . 34.89.105 Shupe. Barbara. . . . 32.96.105 Landgrebe, Donna . .... 34 Sievers, Sandra. . . , . . . 32 Lane, Lawreneej . . '. , 34 . 32,63.88.103. Larcom, Jeaireue . . . 34.67 Silhavy, Edward . 105.109 Lasko, James . . . . 34 Stlhavy. 101111 . . . . . 32,73 Lasko, Rita . . . . 35 Smith. Larry . . . 33,89 Lawrence, Carl. . . . 35 Smith, Robert . . . . 33,72 Lawrence, Joann . . . . . 35,66 Spitzer, Rhonda . H4 . . . . .36 . 36,62,89,99 ,68,88,103,105, 109 . 36 . 36,87 36 89 . :36:81 . . . . 36 . 36,94,105 36 72 . . 36 . .3s,s7 . . as . . . 36 . .36,65,67 . . .36.e7 . . . . 36 36,61.s2,sv . . . . 36 . . .3e,1o 36,88,99,105 . . . . as . . .36.61 . . 36 . . 36 . .36.67 . .36.70 . .36,73 . . as . . . as . .3s,s9 . . . . 87 J .... av 3v,e2,9s,1os ....37 Sta er, Peter , , Staibaum, Edith . Stanton, Keith . Steel, Mar aret . Stephens, gilbert . Stinnett, Robert . Stoltz, Sharyl . Stoner, John . Stout, James . Stowers, Judy . Swisher, Robert. . Tamer, Rose . Telle, Richard . . Thor ren Sher 1 Van isdall, Jarilice. Wagner, Patricia , Wallace, Olivia f 3 . . 3 Washburn, Charles. . . . Webb, Virginia . Wehner, Marilyn Weichert, Richard . . . West, Jerry . . . Wheeler Cher l - Y Wheeler, James . White, Betty. . White, Paul. . Whitton, Sharon . Wieggel, David . Wil , Larry . . . Williams , Dennis Wills, Lynne . . Wilson, Harold . Wilson, Jeffrey . Wlllefs, Evan . . Zulich, Michael Ade, Virginia . Anderson, David . Anderson, Lloyd . Banks, Marlene. Bauer, Linda . . Beach, Jack. . Beach, Lawrence Bednar, Esther . Belford, Ronald. Benell, Ann. . Bemdt, Edward . Bemdt, Kaylene Berenthal ames . . I Berrier, Connie. Bi s, Bob . . Bigger, Carol . Bolles, Barbara . Boling, Robert . Bond, Barbara . Bowman, John . Brady, Bernard . Brehmer, Marie Broadhurst Jim. . 0 5 . . . . 37 .31,13,1e . .31.33 .31,e1,10 . . . 37 . . . 37 .31,61,31 31,33,1o3 . . . 37 . . . 37 . .37,70 . . . 37 1,32,96,109 .37,65,67 . . . 37 ...3'7 7,65,67,l06 . . . 37 31,e5,61,10 31,65,61,31 . .37,96 . . . 37 ,31,e5,s1 . . . 37 , . . 37 . . . 37 .31,65,01 , 37,109 . .31.33 . . 37 ...37 . ..... 37 Brookover,'Beverly. . .38,64,66, Br oton , John... Brown, Donald . . . Brown, Kathleen . . . Brown, Robert . . , , 3'7,62.82,109 . . . . 37,105 . . . . .3'7.72 JUNIORS . . . . . 38 . 38,109 . . . . . 38.81 . ..... 38.68 38,64,66,68,69,'79, 86,87 . . . .38.63 . . . . . 38 . . . . 38,79 . ..... 38 . . .38,64,66,68 . . . . 38,105 . . .38,64,66,86 . . . .' . 38 . .... 38 . . 38,103,109 . . .38,64,66,86 . . .38,64,66,86 , 38,88,l09 . . . 38,64 . 38,62,105 . . . . . 38 . . .38,66,'7O,'73 , . . 38 86 . . . 38 . . 38,66 . . . 38 . . .39,76,81 . .39,66,'73,86 Brown, Sharon . . Bucher, Wesley ..... 39,62,63,68 Butterfield, Michael . 39,'70, l1, I3,'76, 81,82 Butterfield, Sally . . 39,64,66,76,80 Campbell, Edward .... 39.88.105 Campolattara, Michael . . . Caprous, Lawrence Carlson, Sandra . Car nter, Joel . Casheon Dennis . .39 . . . . 39,109 . . . .39,64,66 . . . . .39 , ...... . 39 Claudon, Susan . . 39.64.66.36.3'7 Claussen, Sandra . . . . . . 39,64 4 Cochran ,h Tom . . Cole, Marlalne. . Collier, John . . Cordell, Dorothy . Cordes, Elaine . . Corley, Ellen . . Cornell, Kenneth . Cornwell, Terrence Culp, Roye . ' . . Daly. Ro rt , , Daniels, Ronnie . Darnell, Leslie . . Davis, Mary. . . Dean, Thomas . . DeHaven, Jean . . Dennis. Kenneth . Dhuivetter, Carol . Dickson, Wayne . . . . 39 . .39,70 . . 39 . . , . . 39 . . . .39.'78.86 . 39,66,76,79,86 . . . .39,68,70 . . . . . . 39 . . . . 39 , 39,103 . 39,105 . . . ,.39 . . .39,6e, , ,39,63,12, . .39,66, 72 69 '73 68 . . . .39, ,76 . . . . . .39 39 87 66 Diersen, Donna . 39,62,'64,66',86, 39 64 Dodd,Joyce . . Dodd.Judith . . 1 0 - 4 g g . . .39,64,66,86 Donley,Jim . 39,6'2,63,88,103,l09 Drake, Melva . . Dravininkas. l-lerta Duncan, Roger . . . 39,66,68,'72,'73 . 39,64,66,86,10'7 . ..... 39 Dygert, Lana . . 39,64,66,68,69,86 Ebersold, Dick . . Eckert, William . Eggleston, Donna . Evans, Richard . . Fabing, Richard . Fifield, Marc Fischer, Rachel. . Flood, Ellen . Flowers, Donna. . Flynn. John . Follis, Dean Follis, Roane Foreman, Richard . Frailely, Tom . . Frank in, Rose . . Freeman, Chuck . Frobergz, Brent . . Gahl, obert . . Garvey,'Mary . . Ging-lerich, Kenneth Goe ring, Michael Gore, Robert . . Gramhofer, Jon . Green, Esther . . Griffith, Marie . . Grubb, Emily . . Groverman, Nancy Guild, Ellen . . Haines, Alice . . Hall, Joy .... Harbeck, William . Harding , Robert . Hargrave, Mary Jo. Harper, Walter . . Harrell, Roy. . . Hawkins, James . Hayes, Earl. . . Helman, John . . Hershman, Gerald . Hicks. Susan . . Hodsden, Dorothy . Howard, Hugh . . Howard, Lynn . . Huber, Sharon . . Jarvis, Cosette . . Johnson, Brenda . Johnson, Charles . Johnson, Donald . Johnson, Edwin . . Johnson, Patricia . Jones, James . . Jox, Sally . . .39,66,88,l05,l09 . . , .40,10,1e . . . . .40.12 . .40,68,69,72 . 40,12,13,1s,31 . . . . . 40 . . . .40,54 . . . .40,16,13 , . 40,64,66,30 ,40,94,98,100,109 , 40,66,81,94,109 . . . . .-10.63 . . . . . . 40 . . . . 40 . . . .40,s4,36 . . . . . . 40 . . . .40,7O,72 ,40,s2,33,93,100, 108,109 . . . . . . 40 , . 40,94,105 . .... 40 , .40,66,33 . .40,12 . . . . . 40 . . . . . . 40 . . . .40.64.63 , 40,64,66,81,86 . . .40,6e,32,36 . . .40,66,72,86 . 40,s6,13,16,36 . .40,62,94,103, 105,109 40,63,94.93,101. 105,109 . 40,64,66,68,81 . . .... 40 . . . . . 40 . . 40 . . 40 . .40.88 . . . 40 40 . . . . . .40 , . 41,76,81,l05 . . . . .64.68 . . . .41.70.8'7 41,64,66,68,69,73 41,64,66,73,78,86 . .41,94,105,109 . . . . . . 41 . . 41,70,109 . . .41,64,66,86 . . . . . . 41 41,66,68,86,87 '115' Keeley, Deborah . Keeley, Donna. . . . .41,64,66,'79 . . .41,64,66,79 Keene, William , 41,63,'70,88,103,109 Kent, Brian , , . Kindt, George . . K1aPP- Judy . . . ......41 ......41 . . . . . .41 Klemz, Larry . . 41,63,66,68,69,'18, Kline, Sandra . . Knudsen, York . . Kolasinski, Orma . Koselke, Lucille . Kuehl, Bonnie . . Kuehl, Linda . . Lamberson, Finis 2. Lambert, Dennis . Lansing, Carole . Linkimer, Jo Ann . Loayza. James . . Loring, John . . Ludington, Marvin. Magnuson, Alan . Maple, James . . Marshall, Dennis . Martin, Jill . . . Marten, Gary . . Meyer, Betty1 . . Michaels, C ester. Miller, Christy . . Miller, Donald . . 81,105 . . . . .41,64 . .41.12 . .... 41 . . .. . . 41 . .41,64,66,86 . . . .41,06 . . . . 41 . . . . . 41 . . . .4l,86 . .41,64,66,36 . 4l,88,109 . .41,10,16 . . . . 41 . . . 41 . . . 41 . . . . . . 63 . . . .41,66,86 .41,63,88,103,109 . . . . .41.68 4l,68,'72.73,78,'79 ......41 . . . . . .42 Miller, Lynne . . 42,64,66,'73,'78,81, Milzarek, Louana . Morris, Nancy . . Murvlhill. Patricia McAtee, Kathryn . McCracken Ph llis - Y McKellips, Marianne Mielsen, Geraldine Nuss, Lonnie . . Oliver, Helen . . Olson, Patricia . . O'Neill, Martin . Parsons, Thomas . Peace, Marjorie . Phillis, Donald . . Pifer, Judy . . Podell, Carol . Ponton, lesley . . Powell, Patricia . Randle, Robert . . Rathmann, Renate . Redman, Stanley . Rickman, Frank . Ritz, Loren . . Robinson, Janet. . Rosenberg, Sandra . Rossiter, Patricia . Schau, Judith . . Schwaller, James . Sed wick, Carol . Selgers, Robert . . Semento, Dominic Shaar, Sandra . . Shaln, Jeffrey . . Siemion, Mary . . Simmons, Brenda . Slack, Carol . . Slavey, Dianne, . smith, Vlr inia . Snodgrass, gaula . Sommers, Marcia . Steel, Roger . . Stephens, Carol . Stevenson, Patricia Stockman, Mary . Story, Walter . . Sullivan, Michael. 42 82,86 . . . . . .42 . . . .42,66, I3 . . .... 42 , 41,62,64,66,86 . . 41,64,66,86 . . 41,64,66,81, 86,107 . . 42,66,73,76, 78,86 . . . . .42 . . 42,66,68,69 . . . .42,66,86 . 42,63,8l,88,98, 101,109 . . 42,'70, 108 42 42,64:66,78, 42 . 87 64,66,72,73,76,86 . . . . . . 42 . . 42.s4,6e,36 . . . 42.03.105 . . 42,e4,3s,31 . . . . 42 . . . . 42 . . . . . 42 . . 42,e4,ss,3s . 42,64,66,81,86 , . 42,6s,31,as . . . . .42.66 . . . . . . 42 42,62,64,65,66,86 . . . . 42,103 . . . . . . 42+ .42,3s . . 42 , .42,86 42 64 1 1 0 0 D D66 . . . .42.64.66 . 42,64,66,78,86 . . . . . .42 . 42,64,66,86,10'1 . . . 42.66.86 . .... 42 . 43,64,66,'76,86 . . . . . 43 . 43,6-4.66.68 . .... 43 .....43 Sutton Patrick . . ....... 43 Sutter. Richard .... . . . 43.63 Swanson . Edward . 43. 88. 103. 105. 109 Swelstad. Ron . Swlhart. Ann . Switzer, Patrlcla Tamer. Charles Taylor. Lawrence Thayer. Klrt . Thor ren. Judith Tincger. Lonnie Tucker. Janice . Toelke. Paul . Tucker. Robert, is Underwood . Patricia . Vendl. Anne. . Vendl. Robert . Walton. Carole. Wamock. George Rug .Patricia . . . . . .56 Wattlea. Marlene . . Weldeman. Owen . . Wehner, Richard . . Westbay. Nancy . . White. Barbara . . . White. John .... Williams. Carolyn. . Wilson. Jim . . . Wilson. Joseph . . Wilson. Walter . . Woods. Donald . . . Worden Charles . 43.66.76 .62.64..65. 66, 79, as .....43 .....43 . . 43 . 43.109 . . . 43 . . . . 43 . .43,66.86 . . . . 43 . . . . . 43 . 43.64.66.76 . 43.64.86 . . . . 43 . 43.66.73.86 . . . . 43 . 43.73.76,86 . . . .43.68 . .... 43 . . . . . 43 43.64.66.76.86 . . . . . 43 . . . . 43.64 . . . . 43 . 43.63.109 . . 43.109 . . . . .43 436378 Worstell. John . '49163'.9i.99.161.i09 Youngren, Mary Ann . . 43.62.64.66. 86. 87 Zeman. lantha ,..,, 43. 64.66.79 Zullch. Donetta . . . . 43.64.36 SENIORS Affeld. Jack . .....45 Albertson. Carol ...... 45.79 Anderson. Karin . 45.64.66.68.69.70. 81.82.83.86 Archer. LaCrecia . . . 45.64.66.79 Babcock. Janis .... 45.64.66.'79 Bailey. Karin . 45.64.66,78,79.80.86 45 Barber Janice Barry. Thomas .... 45.63.78.109 Bar . William ..... 45.63,68.69 Bariholomew. Nora . . .45.64.66.79 Beebe. Claire . . . .45.64.66.79 Belford. Violet ....... 45.79 Bennett. Gamet .... .46.64.79 Bennett. Linda . . 46.64.66.81.82.83. Bemdt. Ronald . Bernhart, Marcia Berrler. Bill. . Bl s. Michael. Bl7l7ngs. Barbara Black. Gerald . Brocksmlth. Anna Brody. Jeanne . Bross, Larry . . Brown. Gene . Brown. Judith . Cannon. James , Carlson. l-lllmer Chrlstman, Gwen Coolman. Roy . I Cooper. Linda . Belle n a 86.107 . . . . .46 . 46.64,66.79 . 46.63.103 . . . .46 . . . .46,79 , . 46.63.109 . . . . 46.76 . .46.64,66. , .46.76. 80 78 . . . .46 . . . .47.'79 . . . . .47 47 70 73.76 79 I 47.64,66:73: .as 76 . . .47.63. . . . . .47 68 79 Corley. Sue. . 47,66.68.69.72.76.86 Coulter. Janet . 47.64.66.82.83.86.93 Davies. Richard .... 47.72,76.79 Deckro. Katherine. . 47.64.66.73.79. 80.86 DeGrazla, Jerry ..... 47.76.109 DeGrazla. Donna . 47.64.66.68.78.86 deSlmon. Susanne. . 48.64.66.78.80. 83.86.93.107 Deu. Judith . . . .48.79 Dommer. Bill . Dunbar. Thomas Duncan . Malcolm Dye. Gene . . Eades. Margaret Eckert. Carole . . . . . 48 . . 48.76.109 . . . . 48.109 . . . .48.70.76 . . . . . . 48 48.64,66.79.86.93 . . . . . 48.79 Eichenseher. Carol Endsley . Gloria . . 48 . 64 . 66. 78 . 82. 83. Farrar. Wayne . Finley. Robert . Fleischer. Peter Foreman. James Fortune. lngrid . Freeman . Harden Gillespie. Gall. Goede. Paulette Gore. Sherry. . 86.87.93.107 48 . . . . .48 . . . .49.72,76 . . . . . .49 . 49.62.64.66.79. 86,93 . . . .49.68.78 . 49.64.66.78.86 , 49.66.76.78.8l . 49.66.68.69.78 Manning.Judith . 54.64.66.81.86.87 54 79 Meyer. Sandra . . Meyers. Sharon. . Mi ls. Constance 1 Montague. Nancy . Murvlhill. Marion . McGill. Robert . McKean. Judith . Newberry. Scott . Nielsen. Henry , . 0'Keefe. Patricia . Oliver. Constance . O'Malley. Patricia Parry. Dennis . . Peace. Sandra . . Peters. Susanne. . Phillips. 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Mar Ruth . . 50.68.69.70.78 Hanchar. ghyllls . . . 50.64,66.79 Hannon. Edward . .... 50 Harkin. Michael . .... 50.76 Harris. Lynne ..... . . . 50 l-latvey. at . 50 64 66 83.83 7 l-lazelton . Lin da Heimberg. Richard. Heinold. Keith . Henley. Joseph . Herrick. Don l-llldteth . Kathleen Holmes. Richard Horak. Carol . T 50,64.66, . 5o,62,94,96, , 108.109 50.ea,ea,69.94,1o9 . . . 51.94.109 51.6a,6a.69,7s,s1. 88,109,109 . 51.64.66.68.69. s1,s2,sa,86,s7,93 . . . .51,6a.69 . . . .51.65.79 . 86 98 Howe. David . . . 51.94.109 Howser. James . . ..... 51 Hubeny, Josegh. ..... 51.70 Huber. Dorot y . 51.64,79.80.86 Huff, Trudy, . . . .51.64,66.79 Hughes. Richard . . . 51.105 Humphrey. Lynn . 51.64,66.79 Husband. Sandra . 52.64.66.78 Irons. Sharon . . . . 52.79 Janltowski. Jean .... 52.66.79 Jensen, Beverly. .... 52.66.80 J0Ney.Judnh . 52.64.66.78.79.93 Jones. Knoefel . .52.63.88.98.100. 108.109 Jolmson. David. . . . 52.94.109 Johnson. Craig . ...... 52 Ketchmark. Janet . 52.66.68.69.81. 82.83.86.87 Klemm. Harold Koch Ronald ......52 . ........ 52 Koeppen.Sharon. . 52.64.66.78.86 Koester, Eulgene Krause. De ana. Kreider. David . Kriston, Charles Kuclnski. Paul . Kuehl. Betty . Kuehl. Eldonna. Lane. Roger . Lansing, Gerald Lawler. Letitla Leetz. Bruce . Manago. Eugene V . . . 53.88.109 . . . .53.66.'73 53.62.63.68.69.94 . 53.63,82.83.88. 100,108,109 .....53 ....53 . . .53.79 . . 53.70.88.109 . . . . .53.94 53.64.66.68.8l.86. 87.93 . . . . .53.70 . . . .53.68 l'I6 sanfora, virginia f Saunders. Karen . Sexton, Nancy . . Shankland. Robert . Sheffield. Laurie . Sherrick. Jack . . Sidorski. Charlotte Smurdon. Kenneth Smutko. Gregory . Snyder. Connie . Sprankle. Janet , Sprankle. Jeanette. Standiford. Blaine . St. Clair. Earl. . Steele. Nancy . . Steere, Dan I Stoler. Sallie , . Stombau h. John , Stout. Marilyn , . Swarner. Susan . . Tomczak. Carole . Tuthlll. Don . . Ulsh. Lynne. . . Upton. 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