Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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Kathleen Ann Haney Although finishing her senior year at mid-term and moving to Las Vegas, Nevada, Kathy was considered as a June graduate at VHS. however, her picture was inadvertently omitted from among the seniors of 1 967 This was the year of awakened perception, or at least the 1967 VALENIAN hoped it was The staff wanted a book that would be talked about. We knew not everyone would like it. But we wanted the students to thi nk — to stop and say ”1 never noticed that kid before or I never even knew we had a boiler room. No yearbook merely happens. It takes a well co-ordinated team with each member knowing, understanding, and completing his job. Our ' s was a team but we were more to each other than that VALENIAN was more than a mere extra curricular activity. For a lot of us, it took most of our time. But the time went quickly, too quickly Without Peg, Mary, Kathy, both Joyces, Patti, Tina, and Linda VALENIAN would not be the same Mr Brown served many purposes — yearbook advisor, counselor, and sometimes referee A simple thank you” is not enough The 1967 VALENIAN staff hopes that we succeeded in giving the students a fresh and novel look at VHS The type for the 1967 VALENIAN was set in Versatile type style 8 on 8 and 8 on 10 for captions, 1 2 on 14 for body copy, and 12 on 18 for division page copy; and Univine 36 point for running heads and 72 point for division page label heads The book was printed on Colophon Ivory 80 pound paper by Home Mountain Publishing Company, Valparaiso, and bound by Zonne Bindery, Chicago The cover was designed by Joyce Stephan and made by Durand Manufacturing Company, Chicago. The editors of the VALENIAN wish to extend special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Dompke, Root Photographers; Mr. H. F Keller. Home Mountain Publishing Company; Mr. King Telle, VHS Principal; the VHS facul- ty and student body, and Mr Roy Ellis Brown, VALENIAN Advisor. Dawn Wellman Editor-in-chief IN MEMORIAM VHS was deeply saddened during this school year by the death of two of its students. Senior Robert Law was killed in an auto accident on Tuesday. March 21. Gail Hough, a junior, died in St. Francis Hospital. Evanston. Illinois, on May 10. Shortly after the close of the school year VHS was further saddened by the death of graduate Charles Kilmer in Porter Memorial Hospital on July 30. 152