Shenandoah University - Zynodoa Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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School Song- SHENANDOAH You are the portals, noble, inspiring, champion of our youth 5 You make our purpose staunch and untiring, living tools of truth. Sl-IENANDOAI-I glow in radiance as your Haune we tend, Beauty instill within our souls, beauty, too, we lend. We are your heart-beats, loyal, unending, 'flashing forth your lightg I We shape your spirit, keen and unbending, teinp'ring strength with right SI-IENANDOAH echo fully this deep joy we sing, Honor bestow upon our lives, honor, too, we bring. W07'dS-MR. FRED Dum-115R R V Music-MR. STUART lV.lOORE Q Edited by MR. H. CALEB CUsH1Nc: ,f

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I-lonor Roll The names appearing l1ere, are those of faculty and students wl-o have been 'lt Shenandoah since 19-40, and who are 11ow serving i11 the armed forces of the United States of America. Archibald, Erwin A rnott, NfVilliam ., Artley, Malvin' ,, Ballance, Charles Bennett, Marvin Bonney, Frank X' Bowers, Atvill Brunner, Donald Brenneman, Allen X Bryan, George Bryan, Leo ' Bunch, Glenn Carter, Cassius rjCassady, VV01'tl1 Y-Cassidy, Uhle Cone, Cadwin Cooper, Sam Crider, Charles Crosby, Gilmore Cruser, Conrad X Davis, Robert N Day, Howard DeVVitt,'Eugene - Dimpsey, Isabelle Edeburn, Jeff --Emmons, Evert , - Erneston, Nick -- Finch, C. L. Finley, Don L. Fisher, Don Fullam, VVillian1 Glovier, Glenn Goclienour, Ned Good, Everette X1 Hanclier, Charles I-Iannum, Harlan Hafner, Kenneth Harner, Marion Q R X' Hart, Darrold kHartstein, Joe Hallett, Lawrence Hcatwole, George Hinck, XIVZIIICI' 'T r-Hodges, Don X I-Iosaflobk, Myron Irwin, Dwight James, Donald Johnson, Horace Kagey, Jacob ' Kelley, Lee Kiser, Paul Lambert, Douglas Lawson, Richard Leighty, Riicliard Long, J. Owen Lothes, Neil Lynch, Lewis X Lysak, Raymond X MacKenzie, Burt MacNeill, Irvine MeBro0m, Howard Mateny, Henry S Maulden, C. L. Miller, Robert Miller, Vtfilliam ' Parrish, X1Villia1i1 X Penick, Richard Penick, Jack ' Pierce, Herschel Price, Murry X- Putt, Harry 1 Putt, VVendel1 XRich, Charles ,, Robinson, George Robinson, Sedral I '7 X Ixobson, john YR. Q- sm. bu 5.. Roeder, lllfayne Ross, John D. Rush, Grant I Ryder, Ernest Sanborn, Pauline Sieberg, Fritz 4 I Simmons, Herman Slayman, I-lartsel Sgriccia, Maris , Sperry, Irwin Snyder, Al'fred V ..,StoulTer, Nancy gl Syclenstrieker, Lewis Tl1zr:ker, Guy N., Ir. Thorn, VVilliam Tillotson, Gilbert Turner, Harvey Underwood, VVillard Underwood, Vifilson Watts, Roy Lee Wfard, John Vtlarcl. Joseph lfVelJster, VVarren 1-XNill1elm, Robert f-yVVilliarns, Carl '-1 x S K x xo, VVilliams, Kermit W-'ees, Dale VVirner, I. Lee Wood, james VVoods, Frank W'orsley, Charles Yost, Don Adams, I. Louis Black, I. Roy Cushing, H. Caleb ex Moore, Stuart Njheets, Nat LP! ,fl ,.. -1'-aww' L 1, f

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A l.egend Centuries ago before the white man came to the Ameri- can shores, there lived in the primeval forest of what is now the Valley of Virginia, a beautiful song-bird. Its sweetest song was sung at twilight, the time when day so beautifully blends with night. The song which this bird sang was Zynodoa, Zyn'odoa. One evening asa young sauavv was lulling to rest her papoose, near the camp-fire at the door of the Wigwam, a Zynodoa, perched nearby, poured forth its evening lay. lt sang as never before, its throat shook with rapturous trills, and the melody of it entered into the mother's breast. She named her little brave Zynodoa. ' ' Years passed, Zynodoa, the brave, became a great War- rior, and his fame spread from one tribe to another, At last the Great Spirit called him, and he entered into the Happy l-lunting Grounds, but he was not forgotten. As a memorial to the beauty, strength, and the bravery of his life, his people gave his name to the river, mountain, and the valley which We now Call Shenandoah. A ,