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

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blSI-IOP APPLEGATE A lad not so pious as his name might imply. Most popular with the ladies and has some most serious love affairs. Notwithstanding this, he has found time to become a star in gym work and to participate and star in our many plays. JEANNETIE NVCAULEY 'Jeannette has been with us only a year but in that time has made many friends, through her good looks and basket ball ability. Made a big hit in the Pageant and Senior play. - EDITH MERCER You can tell that Edith is a most shy and modest-P maiden because of the fact that she is ia preacher's daughter. However E is one barrel of fun and no party is complete without her. Known as a regular tease and as some good sport. CLARENCE YOUNG, O, girls! what beautiful hair that boy has! When you hear that, you may know they are discussing Clarence. But his days of single bliss are o'er for the ladies have him now.

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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.

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'f , 4 . .---y- LUCILLE BERRINGER A real for sure imported product. Yep! from Columbia City. Never tires of talking about those C. C. fellows and of going with 'our Sophomore lads. Chairman of the society of loyal gig- glers and an all round good sport. CHARLES THOMAS Among our splendid list we are glad to number Charles. On more than one. occassion has he delighted us with his violin, and we feel sure that Kreis- ler is no match for him. A good sport. and hard worker. GERALDINE SHAFFER When you see a green Lexington coming up the street you may know its Geraldine at the wheel, especially if Charly Thomas happens to be in the car too. Geraldine worked hard enough the first 3M years to stay out the last half. HAZEL ROSE s ' A - Her disposition is just as perfect as her name denotes. As for her out of town dates-well Hazel is right there. Her dancing and musical ability with her all around livliness makes them anxious to come back. She was the Editor-in-chief of our H. S. paper, and we judge her quite brilliant in this line. ' .