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

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Orson James Broughton. H. H. S. A. A. Oh, I think he is good looking, don ' t you? This from the girls. Wc never ran tell whether Orson likes it or not. He is a genial friend to all cf us, lias an admirable disposition and can take a joke with the utmost good nature. His worst difficulty this term seems to be getting English lessons but he always has an answer ready nevertheless. Great at attending class meetings and parties. He has not made known his future occupation but whatever it is may he master it well. Vienna Marie Brown. Orchestra 13, 14, 15, 16. Chor- us ' 13, 14. Special Voice ' 14. Moduluus Staff, H. H. S. A. A. V. Marie as she is dubbed can us- ually be seen hurrying up or down the street with her violin under her arm Without her this Modulus would never have been a success for as an assistant editor she worked at it untiringly. Her hobby is English and she declares she wishes to teach this in our new High School. She leaves us to take up Eng- lish and violin work and we feel con- fident that she will succeed because of her first name. Mabel Lela Brumbaugh. H. H. S. A. A. When Mabel was a freshman she es- tablish t-d a i?ood reputation with the teachers and has kept it ever since. You are surprised when you look at her shining, black hair to see that she has blue eyes which challenge you for a friendly greeting. She never says much but stillest waters flow the deepest. For a while we feared Mabel would not get to graduate with us on account of her ill-health but now she is back in scl 1 and will finish. In her chosen profession as a teacher wa are sure she will do il full credit. Hazel Mae Bussard. One of our rural maidens who- i- brave enough to drive to school every morning thru all sorts of weather to get. an education. Hazel is very quiet and can usually be seen with Riva or Zoe. We will always remember her dignity and quietness; two qualities so rare among seniors of the present diy and age As she has not revealed to any of us what she will take up as a life work we will leave you guessing. Lessel Lloyd Buzzard. H. S. Quartette, Boys ' Glee Club, Chorus, H. S. Play. Aside from being an aspirant to a ca- reer similar to Caruso. Red has other ambitions. He is going to become an expert agriculturist he informs us and we feel that he is competent for he has had a great deal of practical experience along this line of work. He made an idea] Dean Smiley in On the Cam - pus.

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Chester Arthur Ackley. Orchestra. Known as the boy with the smil . Chester is somewhat bashful but let me tell you he ' s a mighty good student Why he wouldn ' t be graduating with the ' 16 class if he hadn ' t caught up with us by working so hard. You ' d never think he was a senior by his size, but lie is. He has not decided what he will do after he finishes high school but we hope he will not forget his violin for he has shown marked ability in playing that instrument. Emery McCabe Aldridge. Boys ' Glee Club. Chorus. More commonly known as Agnes . In fact you scarcely hear him called Emery by anyone but the faculty. He came to us Irom Eippus H. S. About the best natured boy in the class who has a record for having his name in the Acropolis . His habit of eternally looking upward has brought upon him the name of stargazer . Is he good looking did you say? Well look at his picture and judge for yourself. Ethel May Anderson The quietest little girl in class and one wUth the sweetest disposition. ICthel is very unassuming but always does her duty. Those who know her best love her for the fact that she is always ready to lend a helping hand. She is very conscientious about her les sons and can usually be seen poring over a book. She tells us that she in- tends to continue her studies in the business university and we hope that there they will appreciate her as much as we have, when thev learn to know her. Majorette Jane Anderson. President Class ' 12. President Sunshine Society, H. S. Plav ' 16 H. H. S. A. A. One of the most popular girls in the class and one of whom we are very proud because of her decided musical ability. Noted for her classy appear- ance. The way she adapted herself to (he part of June in the class play cap- tivated the audience and added several more to her long list of admirers. Jane always came in school just about a min- ute and a half before the last bell, hung up her coat, jabbed her hat on a hook and flitted to her seat, when she turned and smiled at her friends just as the bell rang. In the furtherance of her course in music we wish Jane every success and know that she is fully capable of making a brilliant career for herself. Frank Leslie Brock. That little boy standing over there? Why mercy no! That ' s not a freshman, that is a worthy senior. He Inever makes much noise but he is a regular shark in physics. By the way he has good lessons in all his studies. Leslie never was known to get fired. He Is going to take up electrical engineerins he informs us and we hope he will make as high a mark among men as he has among his own class fellows.

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Grace D. Carp. Debating Society, Assistant English Work. Grace is an all round girl who has a decided knack lor sticking to whatever she starts until she has it conquered. She loves to talk and sometimes her laugh can be heard a considerable dis- tance. She docs not believe in wasting a minute of her time for even now she is assisting Miss Tucker with English work. When Grace really becomes a full fledged teacher we hope she will he near Huntington for such good natured persons are not easy to find. Donald Clinton Cline. Foot Ball ' 12, Track Team, ' 13. ' 14, ' 15, ' 16. Basket Bali 15. ' 16. Orchestra 13. ' 15. Vice President Class 12 Dinny as he is commonly called by his friends holds up the smndard of the school in athletics, for in track work he can be counted on as a sure point win- ner. Has done splendid work on the basket ball team this season, too. He expects to take a special college course and will no doubt, make a mark there as an aihlcte and as a very good- humored individual. Has the honor of being the onlv one of class ' 16 that was on the football team. Made the team when only a freshman. Lowell J. Collins. H. H. S. A. A. We don ' t any of lis believe that Dunk ever gets angry because he is always smiling. Tho ' he is small in stature he is a hustler. In the class play as Charley Padget , reporter on the Daily Shriek he showed this char- acteristic admirably and made a hit all his own. He declares he is going u become a dentist and we certainly wish him success in this. We hope, however, that he will be able to extract teeth painlessly. Do this Lowell, and all your old classmates of H. H. S. will patronize you. Hazel Cathryn Commons. Hazel hails from Zanesville. She came to us about two years ago. Liked by everyone who knows her. Although she is rather quiet when in a bunch of girls she can be decidedly the opposite when she chooses. She makes a good jolly class mate As she is earnest and sin- cere in her work we are sure she will make a success of teaching as that is the profession which above all others she desires to follow. Arthur John Cook. Chorus, Glee Club, Orchestra, H. H. S A. A. A quiet, reserved boy, who shines in his classes. Art is one of those re- markable students who has managed to get thru High Schcool in three and one- half years. He is uncertain as to what profession he will take up, but all our wishes for a profitable future go with him.