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

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Waneta Clark W'aneta is the most outspoken member of this mag- nificent class. What she thinks, she says without fear of anyone. For p-roof refer to pages 40 and 41 of this volume-our class Horoscope. Her abilities and energy are unlimited, yet several times in the decade she has been known to attempt at a bluff. She is the main factor in the UH. S, Bittersweet Loan Bureau, although most of her allowance goes for gasoline and speed iines. Edna Cook One of the most popular and best liked girls in school, Noted for her irrepressible giggle and mass of unruly curls. In the world of art Edna is going to succcedg more than likely as a cartoonist, for here she could give ventto that unconquerable sense of humor. As President of the Sunshine Society she has been an inspiring lead in all their activities. Warren Cook To those who know the General ' his shyness and feminine blushes are just a mask concealing truly masculine traits. As our Business Manager and thus a privileged character he stalks in and out of Room 10 with typical Senior bearing, His popularity among those of the fair sex is assured and his knack of making each one seem the most desired is a rare Quality ever sought. Forrest Creager Ollie has continued to rise in the esteem of all H, H. S. pupils since his days as bar tender at Bech- stein's drug store, His wonderful record as one of the H. S. basketball men is to be marvelled at. Strange to say Opie still retains the same size head-gear and insists on teasing the smaller boys after he has managed to roll out about 8:20 every a.m. A Marvel Culp Ever since she has been in H. S. Marvel has had a fascinating way about her that has more or less attracted the attention of the male sex, She always was in good with the teachers and this has enabled her, to annex herself to an office job with President Underwood Q Co, and carry her school work besides. Marvel is the ring leader of the Southside bunch. ,26-

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...-......,....-.,a4.,..,,. ,.,r.-.-v. ...,.,c.,,.. , .,.,,,..,, ws, . ..,,. . MR, , Dorothy Briggs And even our Seniors fell for the fad, although it has been a serious problem to decide whether typhoid fever or Mrs. Vernon Castle has boosted the barber business. Dorothy belongs to the tall and willowy type of beauty. She is still blessing summer school that enabled her to graduate with '18. Solomon Bronstein Sol is the boy with the million dollar line, an assur- ance of multitudinous dates, Everyone is still mar- veling how he accumulated sufficient credits to acquit himself with this exceptional class. Cheer up- Freshie, Sol did it, you can, Sol's worst fault is his overfondness for sweets-ahem! namely, candy. Clarikrel Brurnbaugh Claribel's jolly humor and good-nature has won her many friends, especially among the boys. She can romp all over the piano without taking her feet off the floor, and as an accomplished pianist, we are sure she will some day be a prima donna. She and Lulu together truly represent the Dark and Fair Princess. ldeene Buzzard Our quiet little Jewish damsel. Ideene has seemingly remained in obscurity her entire four years of H. S. but as she quietly walks up and down the aisles of the old building many a member of the opposite sex has cast a wistful glance ir. her direction, No hopes, boys, because Ideene always seems to have an escort of your sex in company with her. Neil Carey The most dependable boy in the class-how that boy carried the ,tables last year when we were preparing for Junior-Senior reception-but then you see his name is Carey, Neil is an ardent advocate of the Smile theory and his ear to ear grin ever greets one. His chief occupation is throwing paper wads in Assembly.

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5.1-.... ' .......- c,......-....1.f-. , .:..................?.. .......,..... -- Howard Dill The little drummer boy that captures all the smiles from the chorus girls at our most prominent play- house. This fact has .aroused a little jealousy be- tween him and the fellows, and a few broken hearts among the girls, but we'll forgive these villainous characteristics. Howard is one of -our best specimens of manhood and we predict a bright future. Louise Ewing Despite the fact that Louise has had innumerable hardships accumulating a sufficient number of Latin credits to allow herself an honorable discharge from H. S. she is in all probabilities going to go out with all the glory attached to success such as she has achieved. Louise is a sweet tempered lass with a Winsome giggle and a taking way. people to pronounce her name Catherine Fields The independent little miss with such glorious ropes of yellow braids. Only lately have we discovered that Catherine had such a temper and was so sot in her ways --that was when the war was raging with regard to commencement dresses. Catherines destiny is fixed-a beautiful button-sewer for her chosen Romeo! Our only remonstrance is her un- ruliness at Sunshine parties. .Ve v-- ---- W ..e- 1- - -- Y, 1, - V -.T-.-..-1. ig!-1-.1--.. . -. . f. Mabel Ellis Mabel is one of our sweet country lasses She is unassuming and always minds her own business To this virtue along with many others she owes the fact that she is a good friend of all the teachers She came to us from the country a veal ago and since then has made herself a star in 'ill her classes Beatrice Fosselman No one will believe that this cuilv haired little girl is a graduate but she beat most ol the rest of us and finished up in January. Ever quiet and demuie in school, it surprised us immensely to see her as rowdy as the rest of us at Sunshine parties Bee spent most of her time in H. H S trying to teach