Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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... in its actions of service and recreation. above— Hall monitor Dick Gott records all activity in the halls during a class period. Hall monitors, chosen by Mr. Ciciora, are on duty all hours of the school day. left— Culinary artists Mrs. Lois Walsh, Mrs. Cecile Miller, Mrs. Bernice Burnicon, Mrs. Anna Williams and Mrs. Ruth Berrier prepare a tasty meal for VHS students. below— Custodians Mr. Richard Rosenbaum Mr. Ben Thiesen, Mr. Les Hall and Mr. A.w ' Dickson maintain an efficiently run school. Custodians contribute long hours of work before, during and after school in keeping up building maintenance.

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... in its familiar scenes, above -With over 900 students in the halls at one time, courtesy is essential. right— Classroom doors open to new vistas of education. Library doors invite students to use the vast storage of knowledge contained within its enclosure. Study hall doors lead to a quiet, studious at- mosphere. below right -Tennis shoes, oxfords and flats shuffle through VHS corridors between classes. below -Mr. Ciciora enforces the one-way stair regulation. With an increase of students, the one-way stair rule has been resumed. 7

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left— Students wait in the lunch line which is regulated by faculty members on noon duty. middle— Student nurse, Nancy Howe, cares for three patients in the nurse’s office. Volun- teer student nurses, under the direction of Mrs. Bauer, are on duty every hour of the school day. below— “Who ' s gonna win tonight?” is one question always discussed at a pep session. Added enthusiasm for the game that night is sparked by an afternoon pep session. series— Boucher Gym undergoes new struc- tural innovations. A completely new termite- proof gym floor and a rather new mercury vapor lighting system was installed during the beginning months of school. The previous floor had served for 37 years, and several sandings until it fell prey to termite infes- tation. 9