Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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Students Become Conscious of Faces and Places in School upper center left Sue Rowen smiles inspite of an obvious handicap Sue, the third of the band ' s majorettes, was not pictured because of a shattered ankle which kept her in bed for one week and on crutches for eight. upper center right Buying bus tickets to the week’s basketball game, Nancy Nielsen, Kris Karamesines, and Paula Domke support their team and Pep Club Buses traveled to the away football and basketball games. middle center left The north breezeway is blanketed with a mantle of snow as winter settles on VHS. middle center right As spring makes its debut, students return to the breezeway to enjoy a few minutes of sunshine and fresh air before returning to their academic studies. lower right As autumn departs, so does football and its ex- citement. The football field, bleachers, and VHS band parents’ “Dog House” wait p atiently under a cover of snow for another season. lower center left Donna Huber punches a meal ticket during the fourth hour lunch. Students also helped in the kitchen by selling tickets, washing dishes, and serving food. 12

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Diversified Occurences Culminate into School Year upper center left Ron Banks, a new student from Westville High School, fills out enrollment cards in Mr. Henkel’s office as part of the enrollment process. This was repeated during the school year as the semester changed. upper center right Tina, a variety of breeds, lies in the sun waiting for school to be dismissed. She has become an unofficial mascot of VHS and a pet of students and teachers alike. upper right Sue Berner takes advantage of extra time after school to consult Mrs. Inman about a home economics project. All teachers were available for extra assistance during the “eighth hour” from 3:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon. middle left Boo” Krieger “hams it up” during the pep ses- sion preceeding the Crispus Att ucks game Dur- ing the pep session each senior basketball team member was introduced before playing his last ome game. middle center left At 2:45 the school buses begin to line up to take the students home. Many students depend upon the buses for transportation both to and from school. middle center right Dan Stolpe tries to fight off an unidentified ail- ment” in the nurse’s office under the supervision of Nancy Howe. Student nurses were on duty at all times to assist any pupil who became ill. lower left Mr. Sweet addresses a pep session after school on a game day. These pep sessions were held to raise school spirit throuj i skits and speeches by the coaches and players. lower center left The school parking lot, formerly the tennis courts, is filled everyday with students’ cars. Approxi- mately seventy-five private cars are used for transportation. lower left Mr. Stuber confers with students in the lower hall during the five minute class break. 14