Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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GLEN GLADE, Valpo ' s newest con- dominium community managed by Harley Snyder, will have 1 1 four- plexes upon completion. DECKED IN FALL COLORS, Roger s Lakewood Park displays one of its season- al fashions. Other looks evoke memories of ice skating around the island or splashing in the swimming area just over the hill. 3 Opening

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V 82 08253 Area additions satisfy Valpo’s needs To many people, Valparaiso may still seem like a small town. At first glance, the city appears rather provincial, but each year brings us closer to the prices, fashions, and life- style of Chicago. Increasingly, stores came to Valparaiso rather than Valpar- aiso residents going to the stores. This phenomenon was most evident along North Calumet with major additions to the County Seat Mall and nearby Blythe ' s Sporting Goods. Instead of picking up a tux at Marquette Mall, guys were able to rent them at Cicco ' s. In the same location. Scoops Ice Cream store catered to the whims of its customers with a variety of flavors at 85c a scoop. Burger King opened its sec- ond store in town, at County SURVIVING THE Great Chicago fire , the Watertower is a landmark familiar to many Valpo residents shop- ping on the Magnificent Mile” and is especially attractive during the Christ- mas season. County Seat gains new store fronts, extended patronage Seat, providing an alternative to McDonald ' s fries just down the road, Nearby, Dairy Queen added a Brazier, offer- ing hot dogs and hamburgers, in addition to a drive-up win- dow. Also at County Seat, Godfather ' s Pizza brought the number of pizza eating estab- lishments in Valpo to 13. Valparaiso isn ' t a one-the- ater town any longer. Six new Cinema theaters located at the County Seat Mall opened Oc- tober 23, increasing selection and providing first-run movies. The new theaters enabled many students to avoid the 20- minute drive to Southlake Mall while still seeing many of the same movies. Next to Blythe ' s Sporting Goods, Wallpaper World sup- plied a diverse stock of wall coverings. In the same com- plex, Lads and Lassies pro- vided a fashionable variety of children ' s clothing. Across from the Basic ' s Glendale exit, a condominium community sprouted up over the summer. By early October, people had begun to live in one of the three buildings in the Glen Glade area. As the city planners contin- ued to make Valparaiso a nice place to raise your kids ' ' they constantly looked ahead, thinking of new possiblities for the Valparaiso area. And re- cently, residents and visitors alike began looking beyond Valparaiso ' s face value. OFTEN AN ESCAPE, the Dunes provides year-round events, but was visited most frequently in warmer months, acting as an excellent substi- tute for distant vacation resorts. OFFERING SIX CHOICES of first run movies for $3.75 on weekend evenings, the Cinema theaters are a new face in Valpo, changing the hab- its of moviegoers in the area. 2 Opening AMR ? 0 198?

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4 Oponmo ONE OF THE LEADING oren Roger Runk practices his bulterlly stroke, the event he plans to swim at the state competition BEAN SPROUTS, RADISHES, and croutons were among the 1 5 loppings in addition to three salad dressings from which students and faculty could choose at the Friday salad bar Salads provided a break from routine lunches but still cost 9 r Now in its fourth year, the salad bar replaces the soup and sandwich line VIKING FEVER spread through out the 5,000 seat VHS gym December 5. Spirit was evidenced by green air. I white clad students, signs and VHS emblems on the floor and walls Not until the last second was the VHS Gary Roosevelt qame . leterminet f lust before the buzzer. Roosevelt player Benny Dorsey shot, pushing the score to 69-68