Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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CHRISTIAN MILLER, A. 13.. Brodhead, Wis. Editor-in-Chief of Record Christian by name and by nature, this Haxen-haired descendant of Leif the Lucky? admits that the plains of Wiscon- sin are preferable to the mountains of Norway. His years at Valparaiso have been busy and fruitful. In spite of his 13.- bors as Managing Editor of the Torch and Editor-in-Chief of the Record, Miller, in the meantime, has taken a step farther than most of us have dared goehe has ugot married. JUANITA FRAGEMAN, A. 8., Pleasant Hill, Mo. Alpha Phi Delta Secretary Senior Class Juanita is a girl full of life, hope, and aspirations.f She has the ability to fix her eyes upon a goal and to work until she reacheseit. She never forgets to take time to be cheerful along the way. She has a winning personality which has secured for her a host of friends. HERMAN L. NEWSOM, A. B., LeRoy, W. Va. Class Orator Phi Delta Psi Fraternity Managing Editor, Record Herman is clever, insinuating, always showing the belle esprit, and active in societies, where his wit and harmless po- litical meneuvers, which outface detection, make him a leader. His untiring efforts in behalf of the Dixie Society have won for the society unparallelled footing, and for himself profound respect. He is inter- ested in economics and literature, in which his taste is a sure guide. His deep insight and admirable moral courage promise a rare future. Twenty-five W I523 THE RECORD ,1950 :54 b-WU .

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W455 THE RECORD 1951:: . ent, a chance to withdraw for a time from the struggle into the company of congenial souls, a place where the mind can refresh itself by communion with the best and noblest. The College of Liberal Arts does not promise you wealth, but a richer enjoyment of what you have; not a greater wage, but the ability to live clean and decent and happy lives, if need be, on a small one; not freedom from labor, but a heart and a mind which labor cannot besmirch; not a narrow specialization, but a broad sympathy with every manhs calling. And it claims that these things are worth while. Twen ty- f 0m W

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EZO -----A 3:: E RECORD W TH VERNOM COOPER, A. 8., Benton, Ky. Class Historian Asst. Dept. Editor, Record The value of a man is not in his skin, that we should touch him, say we of Vernom Cooper. Quiet and unassuming, yet forceful in character, fearless in his opinions, courageous in his principles, possessing a reHective mind, this philo- sophical son of Kentucky has naturally and rightly come to be a recognized in- Huencel among his class contemporaries. His sound judgment, deep insight, and ready mind are sure guides to success. RUBY McCULLOUGI-I, A. 13., Jefferson, Ind. Alpha Xi Epsilon Hereis to our Ruby, thoughtful, stu- dious, frank and sincere, yet one of the happiest girls of the class. Her scholar- ship and her unfeignedt interest have courted the sincere respect of her fellow classmates. She takes a keen delight in all literary works. Her quiet, noble, wo- manly qualities have not been passed by unnoticed in the months she has been with us. we wonder, however, whether our honored president of the senior class does not have a keener sense of appre- ciation. ALTON BOWMAN ALTFATHER, A. 13., Berlin, Pa. Alton, one of our quiet members of the senior class, who hails from the state of Friends, is diligent, given to serious think- ing, and aspires to the ministry. His geniality has drawn to his side many friends. That he can make of his life,s work a success there are strong reasons for us to believe. Twenty-six W