Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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■ ZXTf- ' X SS MELVIN STINCHFIELD Mercury. The Fleet-Footed God. To you, O man, we give the palm for manners. ' WILLIAM STRAHL Comus. God of Festivals and Merriment. Willie has a will -but will he? KENNETH WOLF Thor. God of Strength. A well re(a)d man. MILDRED STONER Fortuna. Goddess of Fortune. Kind hearts are more than coronets.

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ETHEL RANDS Hebe. Goddess of Youth. Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. MARTHA NUPPNAU Vesta. Goddess of Truth and Faithfulness. When pleasure and duty clash, Let duty go to smash ! MARGARET PIERCE Minerva. Goddess of Wisdom. Full of deep- est, truest thot. Doing the very things she ought. f !« NELLIE SHINABARGER Hestia. Goddess of Home. She was a quiet little lady. m

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HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL EX-MEMBERS. Paul Barnes Gerald Bowman Clarence Davis Norvin Herslunan Mildred Eoss Lillian Riige Alice Swartout Julia Peirce Myrle Wood Mary Caldwell Mae Brown Raymond Hubbell Louise Hoover Truman Hanmer IMerrill Jones Edna Stephens Delbert Prentiss ] Iartha Dolhover Mary Hineline William Moore There are several more but out of resj ieet to those who fail editors withhold their names. the How disappointed we all were when we found that some of our old friends had left us to struggle thru our last year without their help and guidance. Miss MacQuilken, who had been with us ever since we entered on our High School career, left us at the end of our Junior year to study in the University of Chicago. She was such a good friend and helpful instructor, that the High School has never seemed quite like home without her. At the same time, Mr. Marine and Mr. Wallace also quit us. Mr. Marine ' s sunny smile, quick noiseless step and cheery greetings and Mr. Wallace ' s quiet English manner have likewise been sadly missed. Great is our regret that Miss Setterdahl ' s ill health took her away just when we had really begun to know and like her. In the short time she was with us, she made many dear friends. Miss Welty, Miss Young and Mr. Davis have already done nmch to fill the vacancies left by their predecessors and their many kind- nesses to us are heartily appreciated. A SENIOR.