Huntington North High School - Modulus Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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0112155 lgrnphvrg Today's the annivers'ry of our graduation day, When half a hundred seniors took up parts in life's great play. Although in Chem. and Latin we're not now so very keen, We are still true and faithful to our class of old '13, Ruth Bush has a seat in Congress. Her speeches are just fine. She's kept so very busy, she has scarcely time to dine. Charles Aldridge is a lawyer. Through the trickeries of fate, He is now the proud possessor of Morgan's vast estate. Now Mildred Harter does not care to travel much, nor roam. She's settled very nicely in her cozy little home. And Ernest Mock is famous throughout this whole wide nation, For writing perfect shorthand in rapid speech dictation. The boy that Ernest chummed with-why his name was Elmer Rahn- He is a holy terror, and a sure-'nough base-ball fan. His fav'rite player is one that the fans expect to see The Captain of the Sox or Cubs, our friend Joe Wonderly. Helen Thomas is a singer, a new contract she has signed. She had planned to have a wedding, but now she's changed her mind. That we hold all ranks of Fortune is very plain to see, For Arthur Hoch is valet to the king of Germany. Our old friend Mildred Bonebrake is traveling for her health. She doesn't fear expenses, for her husband brought her wealth. They stopped in Walla Walla to see Lillian Robinson. She holds a fine position and has lots and lots of fun. Lucinda Powell 's travelling, a private secretary. She's quite devoted to her work, but soon is going to marry. Roy Bucher is a minister, a preacher, I might say. He has a church in Simpson, now a suburb, by the way. Gorman Ham's a lecturer. His work is without end. He's famous for his food advice, and's called the Boy's Friend Paul Humbert was a soldier-he's been dead a year or more- An Indian half-breed killed him in a horrid Western war. Helen Williams is very famous as a conversation shark. She sells crackerjack and jebo in a summer pleasure park. The teacher of Agriculture in a rural Grammar school Is Harlon Clark, whose latest book is How to Drive a Mule. l I 1

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JOSEPH WONDERLY Everybody's friend. MILDRED HARTER Noted for her domestic qualities. LETHA EBERHART Letha's good natured manner has made many friends for her. RoY BUCHER Buch is our class comedian and ladies' man. LEILA SCOTT Her specialties are dates, curly hair, and Working physics problems. CATO HURD Toddy always got along Well with his teachers. 1g.eIft0

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I'm told Glendora Ditzler is still found in H. H. S., A trained, correct gym teacher, she's splendid there,I guess Glenn Smith has joined the navy. He is rather short, you know, So now he's wearing high heeled shoes, to add a foot or so. That famous little railroad, called the great C. B. KL C., Now uses as a fireman, our old friend and classmate, Lee. Vera Souers is a missionary in Africa just now. If things don't go to suit her, she works up an awful row. Boyd Eviston is trav'lingg he's a drummer sure enough, He takes his wife right with him, just to cook him decent stuff Howard Hildebrand is president of the firm that Boyd is in. The article they're making is a patent rolling pin. The Countess Val De Chalmers rides a million dollar mount. She was Georgiana Townsend before she met the count. Ernest Frederick counts his acting anything but toilg He's the leading man and partner of the famous Edward Doyle A college lately gave our Mr. Hurd a new degree. He signs his name with A. B., A. M., D. C. L., D. D. Madame LeCroy's a dressmaker of very special fame. Before she met her husband, Miss Ruth Schaefer was her name Evan Fast has grown quiet tired of the mile-a-minute train 3 Now he goes a mile-a-second in his fine new aeroplane. Mary Chamberlin's an artist for the New York Evening Star Mabel Scheiber's keeping boarders in an Erie dining car. Oscar pays enormous prices for his year's supply of coal. It's no wonder, for he's living just beside the Northern Pole. Miss Maloney's now in Norway, where she has a summer home She has made herself a fortune with her book The Grecian Dome. L Dorothy Sutton is a singer in great demand, I hear. Her songs are quite delightful, and her tones are round and clear. The chosen wife and partner of a millionaire named Spencer, Is a girl we used to know. Her maiden name was Mentzer. The president of Wellesley's just lately been selected. She's Miss Leona Fisher, who was with us connected. Verne DeCamp is in Egypt. He is working with the N ilc, And plans to change the desert into something more worth while. 1.11, '1tTl