Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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Um, PM I om proud to be the principal of the Valparaiso High School because of the respon- sibility and opportunity to be of greater ser- vice. I have great faith in the Youth of our nation as well as our student body, its ideals, traditions, and spirit. Student for student, you are as fine and capable as those from any other school. I believe in pupil participation, develop- ment of a wholesome personality, and a co- operative type of leadership, To that end, I am willing to dedicate myself and serve to the best of my ability. IOSPPH Ps. BROWN Primtliiul As the years come and go, I wish that you may enjoy your share of success and happir ness, and in that happiness I will find mine. Your friend, Mr. Joseph B. Brown MRS, GRACE RICKARIW Sects-fury to the Superintendent MRS. CHARIOTTF BARKIPY Sm i'lnf1'I!y lo P C C!

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G. H. STONER Died Nov. 19, 1943 MAUDE V. DOUGLAS President MARVIN C. CAIN Treasurer LYNNET CASBON Secretary 5' 9' The technicians of station V. H. S. are known as the Board of Education and are appointed by the city council upon the recommendation of the mayor. The board at present is composed of one woman, Mrs. Maude V. Douglas, president, Mr. Marvin C. Cain, treasurer, and Mr. Lynnet Casbon, secretary. The latter was appointed to till the un- expired term of the late Dr. Gerald H. Stoner. Mrs. Douglas is completing her sixth year of service and Mr. Cain his fourth. These members sitting at the control panel select the engineers who are to plan and present the programs on the Green and White network. They provide the studio -the building-and see that it is kept in good repair. This body meets with the chief of the engineers, Mr. Roy B. Julian, Superintendent, on the second Tuesday of each month and lays plans for the broadcasts of the year. They try to keep the studio up-to-date by providing modern equipment and hiring engineers who can direct programs in all lines. After your high school course, then What? This is the question I want you to think about. You, the boys and girls of high school age, are the hope of our country. Either through your own ettorts or the good fortune of cir- cumstances, you are achieving cr high school education. You are a fortunate group. Out of your group will come ninety per cent of the leaders of our state cmd na- tion. In these times of great stress there are temptations to call you from your course. To urge you to grasp your present opportunity to secure knowledge and experience that will fit you tor the years ahead is the purpose of this mes- sage. MR. ROY B. IULIAN. ROY B. IULIAN Superintendent

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