New Marion High School - High School Daze Yearbook (New Marion, IN)

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COLOSTON R. TUTTLE Band Metropolitan School of Music Artist's Course under Herbert L. Clark Muncie Conservatory DELLA WALL English and History Indiana University, A.B. University of Chicago MARION IRENE VJEESNER English Indiana University. A.B. MYRTLE H. VJHITE Mathematics Indiana University Franklin College, A.B. Columbia University BLANCHE WISE Music Indiana University, A.B. Sherwood School of Music CHARLES F. WOOD Machine Shop Valparaiso University Indiana State Normal DOROTHY LYNCH Commercial Indiana State Normal-Muncie Indiana University Marion College CHRISTINE KENDALI. ' Music Missouri Wesleyan College. A.B, Diploma in voice Northwestern University University of Wisconsin Colorado State Normal

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