Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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CoinuuinicuUtiii created the basis for the VHS emer- gence, for it incited the action. Through communication, the students’ viewpoint ex- panded and they learned to grow. Faculty reached out to touch the student body with the Student-Faculty Senate and students responded with proposals for solutions to school problems. 10:00 announcements with lists of mandatory-atten- dance” club meetings, edi- torials endorsing menu re- forms, election speeches en- couraging student govern- ment were obvious forms of communication. The student body got their ideas across in another way — through actions, because they knew actions speak louder than words.” I