Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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above -The flagpole, erected at the north end of the foot- ball field during ceremonies on October 30, commemo- rates the late Dr. Ralph C. Eades. above right— Lunch hour provides a welcomed break for the enjoyment of substantial food, fine weather, relaxation and conversation. Each school day the VHS cafeteria of- fers thirty-five cent meals to those students who prefer to eat at school. right— Newly installed study hall bookshelves augment library facilities. below— Orientation day introduces new students to VHS. Representatives of the senior class direct novice students through the school, explaining rules, goals and activities.

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96 Profiles in Pride . . .are evident in every individual attending VHS. For each student is a profile of pride — of pride in achievement, pride in participation, pride in athletics, pride in personalities. These profiles are not ones of haughty arrogance. Rather, they are profiles of composure during the national anthem, silhouettes of weary backs hunched over mounds of books, faces misshapen by sorrow or joy after a vigorous game, outlines of relieved juniors on prom night. Our pride is shown through the profile of each individual, combined to form one well-balanced pro- file of our school. 78 3

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A student body united by pride in its new and traditional aspects. above— The marching Vikings perform an in- tricate precision drill during half-time. Each half-time show requires long hours of prac- tice of formations and drills. right— Fans buy tickets at the Boucher field ticket office. Teachers serve as ticket-takers at both football and basketball games. below— Although the gym is empty, it still glows with the pride of its student body. 5