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

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Robert Grupe No one could have done more toward success of this book than Bob for along the lines of advertising he surely deserves the Roses. Bob was one of the lead- ers in Senior activities last year, V, therefore held rather in awe in our circles. Allow us here to ex- plain Bob's seemingly cold dignity. You see he has a kid brother in school and such treatment is necessary you know to ignore their actions. Glen Hall 'Tis said there was desired of him many things, but there is nothing like fun is there? Perhaps the fac- ulty aren't so appreciative of Sid, but his pains- taking Calbeit, time-takingh bluffing in 4-1 History has won him the heartfelt gratitude of all classmates, Sing unto me a new song, saith Caruso. Martha Hartman This is the girl with the undue supply of accuracy-- so immense that she never allows Miss Caley to for- get any of the French assignment. No one ever knew Martha not to have her lessons: still we always hear her talking about Camp Fire hikes, Her Irishy black curls are the envy of the school. Albert Johnson ABE is one of that rare Variety of blonde-haired Seniors. But, hush, we have discovered the secret, since the price of peroxide has gone up his hair is assuming a darker hue. He has never received medals for hard study but has been able to keep on the safe side in his grades -and so is able to leave a good reputation and sound C79 education. Glenn A. Johnson Wormy has made a record in High School that he can readily be proud of. From the time he entered this school as a green farmer lad until the time of his departure he has ever been a shining star in all athletics. WNormy's only fault is his failure to leave Becky out of a conversation, .-29...

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5 ,. , A, , , , H , ,-A-M-. KKVVY ,,,g I v Kenneth Geedy Kenneth is a shy, unassuming lad, quite unaware of the admiring glances cast in his direction by pretty freshmen lasses, good-looking Sophs. and Juniors and even Senior beauties. His handsome looks would get him a date anywhere if he would only conquer that dreadful fear of the female sex. Advice, Ken- neth, profit! A. Kendrick Grayston The curiosity of the female element of H. S. has never been satisfied as to how Kendrick managed that perfect marcel wave, Another of our small but mighty athletic stars--track, baseball, basketball man. Kendrick constitutes the third married mem- ber of our basketball bunch. L 128- - Earl Fisher Earl is a boy that has been able to keep up his work at school regardless of the fact that the ladies have a great attraction for him, Because of his good looks he has been able to fall in love with the underclass girls since he has had difficulty in holding on to a girl of his own class. Earl is at pre ent brakeman on one of our 'local soda fountains Ralph Gibler Prince, the great girl impeisonatoi As a woman t'Glib makes some doll. He is a wonderful asset to the Senior class, regardless of the fact that he is also carrying a course in the renowned Business University. From the genius he displayed in adyei tising our annual one would think he tool lessons from Michael Angelo or Raphael Lucile Griffith Lucile came io our midst a stranger but she can hold her own with native boin Senior beauties Be sides her name generally heads the list of illustrious Seniors to appear on the roll of hono Lucile suf tered onelhaunting fear the last few months that she might contract the measles

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Paul Kreigbaum Fat is the mainstay of the H. S. basketball five. He is a wizard at the game, shown by the fact that all the opposing teams put two or three men on him in every contest. He came to us from the farm, where he learned the art of the game. He is a fellow with little temper for not even the train of feminine ad- mirers he ever possesses ruffles his angelic spirits. LuciI'e LaMonte To some people we go for lessons, from others we borrow money, but when we want to giggle we al- ways hunt up Lucile. This is Dorothy Booth's tried and trusted -she even suffices for a chaperon on some of Dorothy and her man's jaunts. Luci1e's only failing is her lessons, J. Everett Laurie. Everett was so ambitious to make his Way in the world that he left us in January and started in to accomplish his desire. He has always been a boy of quiet determination and common sense, he even took a year or so of Latin. We predict for him great service to his country for he has decided to aid his father in Hraisin' crops. Merle Lininger The mystery of the class-for Merle has the most really perfect lessons of any one in this perfect class, yet her date nights never seem to be empty. She is Faye McKee's bosom friend and the rumor is abroad that they never quarrel. Merle's curly locks are the envy of the school. M 'W Shirley Lowman The boy who volunteered. Shirley is a member of the field artillery and we are all rightfully proud of our soldier boy. At least Shirl has learned two things since he joined-what a wonderful induce- ment a uniform is in securing a date and how ex- pensive pliotographefs bills are tfor all the girls want his picture nowb. In school he was always a personage for he was allowed to post absentees, -30-