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

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EDWARD SNYDER Our loyal President who has led us through trials and hardship to vic- tory. The ideal of every girl and freshman in H. H. S., he is forced to carry a gun to keep the girls away. A friend of all and a fine worker, he graduates with us and-Cresta, GRESTA KEPLINGER ' The self-same little maiden who takes up absentees as soon as she gets to school 49105, and also has the repu- tation of always wearing the latest from Paris! Kep is at present very undecided whether she shall take Clif- ford or Ed, Wrigley's or Sen-Sen. RALPH BONEBRAKE . One of our wonder men. Nottgontent with being a Basket Ball star, sour vice- President, an artist on the a shark in his 3-l Algebgagclalsjiialpd the life of a crowd, he has cgxggleted his education by stepping out 'dancer and lady-killer. - , :gt 1. ,as f- RUTH DROVER While in I-l. S. Ruth has kept up vocal study and has splendidly entertained us at different times during her career. She has several splendid parts in our plays and we wish her much success in her musical work.

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. SENIORS Life is a sea which all must sail, Our human barks meet calm and gale, The tasks well done in High School life, Prepare us for the future strife. Pure character, a pilot true, Will help us all our journey through, And we may lauglr, where some dispair, If we have built with earnest care. Our conscience is our guide unfeared, And if 'tis always kept unseared, It will to us a compassrbe, And guide us safely o'er life's sea. But if our conscience welignore, We'll strike the rocks ere far from shore, And wrecked, before we've well begun We'll find l..ife's hopes and dreams undone. The haven that we seek to find, Upon this sea, oft times unkind, Is not so plain to human eye, But 'tis revealed by Him on high. And if that haven we would gain, All that is good we must sustain, Our journey, then, will happy be, Out of the Harbor into the Sea. -Cecile Ritters. '21

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La i F DELORIS I-IILDEBRAND A most wonderful little lady with a way all her own! Has been connected with the office force and can bake real pie. Marcels her hair and spends her whole allowance on hair-nets. ELIZABETH YERGENS The blossoming Exchange Editor of the H. S. World, and her very ways and spectacles spell efficiency. Known to be very 'sot in her ways and eventu- ally will end up as the President of the League of women voters. H RUSSELL D'MOSS Faithful secretary of our Senior Class. He is sure to make a good typist as he can play a typewriter better than most girls can a piano: He is noted for his utoddlingu and has lately become the protegee of Ginny Gibler. RAMMOLA SEARLE Here is the mystic ukelele-player and hula-hula dancer. Frenchy looking- Oh My! Like many others she can hand a line especially concerning her lessons. Her highest ambition is a stage career.