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

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Not even the Well-worn excuse HOn account of the Warf' deemed itself sufficient for the Senior class of 'IS to put one over on custom and traditiong so an additional volume will grace your library table, and later the attic, Where in the years to come it will be resurrected along with the ancient albums to show the grand- children how queerly mamma and papa dressed when they Went to H. S. But do not deceive yourself into believing that ornamentation and preservation are the only assets of this handsome book. Oh my no, a favorite expression of one of our fellow students, can not express the indignation with Wlhich we would attempt to deny such an accusation. Probably Chester Williams, son of our coal adminis- trator, could illustrate to you the valuable combustible qualities of this carefully selected paper. And, in this age of Hheatless days, some time you may, while warming your frozen fingers over this burn- ing volume, utter tearful thanks to this struggling staff. But for fur- ther valuation may I refer you to another of our Seniors-Solomon Bronstein. If the price of paper increases as our business manager couldvtell you it has in the last year, some future day the Bronstein junk yard may offer you a small fortune for this same production. So as you read through this voliune a record of the past school year, pictures of our faculty, seniors and underclassm-en, even the freshies and other jokes, do not be too harsh in your criticism of THE CLASS OF EIGHTEEN 0F H. H. S. THE BEST OLD SCHOOL THAT EVER WAS. ' -The Editor-in-Chief. wg..