Valparaiso High School - Valenian Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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HEAD RANGERS Mr. King Telle Clettl, princi- pal, and Mr. G. Warren Phil- lips, superintendent, are the top men ot our organization. Mr. Telle, the newer of the two, came to us only last year from Remington, where he had served twelve years as princi- pal. Mr. Phillips has been with us three years. As a pair they seem to work well together. Perhaps one reason for this is their mutual interest in coach- ing and athletics, another may be the fact that both attended the same school and hence ab- sorbed similar philosophies ot education. In any case, they are two comparatively young men with a great deal of en- thusiasm which not even re- sponsibility appears to damp- en. Their duties, of course, differ widely. Mr. Telle is concerned chiefly with the making and adjusting of programs and schedules and with the uphold- ing ot our particular discipline and traditions. Mr. Phillips, on the other hand, watches over the finances of the entire sys- tem, oversees all buildings and grounds, and acts as a con- necting link between the School City and the community. To- gether, they keep our high school at its etticient best, tif J Q 1' it.-it ,- .im iw. fi ,Q-W3 if lil ff ' ,f Q 1 ,il-1, .11 is -1. Af ,, it ,ii ,W ,,, if f t i1 it li ' 2 A A tj 0-0- J., Mr, Telle received his A. B. degree from Hanover College and his M. S. from Indiana University. Mr. Phillips received his A.B. from DePauw University and his M. S. from lndiana Univer- sity. I5l

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so grows the tree. Given the heredi- ty to become strong and tall, the young plantlet still requires proper environment. To guide and to cor- rect is the lot of the administration and the faculty. They stand ever ready, not as guards but as friends, to help students achieve their fullest promise. As in Nature it is some- times necessary to prune and to graft rather severely to produce the best growth, so it is in school life. The end justifies the means. In the selfsreliant maturity of the student body lies the integrity of the teach- ing staff. The teachers can be proud of their students, and the students can be proud to have been a part of Valparaiso High School. ,Lg

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EXPERT CONSULTING SERVICE HOMER M. IESSEE LYNNET M. CASBON ROBERT L. MILLER President Treasurer Secretary BUREAU OF RESEARCH AND STA'I'ISTICAL DATA PHYLLIS SEDERBERG GRACE RICKARD Secretary to Principal Secretary to Superintendent fbefzaallmenll of QOQQJLZQ The directors and assistants shown on this page have proved themselves positively indispensable. The three men who constitute the Board ot Educa- tion, officially speaking, have been chosen by the City Council in the best interest of the community. The appointments, made lor a period of three years, are generally renewed, with the result that a Board member seldom serves less than six full years. Furthermore, appointments are so staggered that there are always at least two members with previous experience. The routine work ol the school falls to the lot of two secretaries without whom there would be no end ot confusion. Theirs are the tiles to keep, the telephones to answer, and the correspondence to manage. Let one be abs sent a single day, and everyone around the school is doubly ready to swear to her worth. l7l