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

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HILDA SMITH Generally known as our winsome little H. S. vamp. Has never been known to miss a Phi Delt dance and she is also nursing a .great love and admira- tion for Ralph Colcessor. Is willing to give Freshman boys lessons in the art of love making, and that ain't all. EMMETT POINIER Our truly educated brother. During the last year he has carried studies at Huntington College and now knows practically everything. Tho' he and Edna are separated he still exists and may be found either with llghis saxa- phone or at Sunshinemiparties, none of which parties heel'1?5tEv3i'jnissed. ' BLANCHE MAHONEY A very efficient little girl whose mer- its are not to be measured by her size. Tho' she generally pulls some awful 'boners' every body loves My Honey. Has become an efficient typist at the Huntington 'Press' and is saving her wages for the furnishings of the bung- alow. LEROY. JOHNSON The kind of a fellow who makes you think 'it's nice to get up in the morn- ing, but it's nicer to stay in bed - nevertheless, we all love his poky walk and drawling voice, and we are proud to have such an all around good sport with us.

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RANDLE DIPPELL Successful Editor-in-Chief of this an- nual, and star of Christopher jr. Hush -a secret--I-le's always been a wo- man-hater ? but 'tis said I'Ie's slipping for Helene. I-Iis reputation as a uheartfbreakern and a musician is wonderful, chief characteristic is handing a line. VIRGINIA GIBLER Tho' Virginia has not always been with usp no girl has more friends, and we may add,-admirers. She is not only famous for her dancing, parties and ways, but she also is the shining light of her Algebra and English Classes. FERN FULTON Fern is the member of our class who is so envied because of her out of town dates, and because of her posi- tion as Mr. Byers' assistant and advisf or! She also shocked the school by appearing in class without the conven- tional ear puffs! Nine rahs for Fern! a RALPH COLCLELSSOR Ralph came right off the farm, made quite a hit with most of the girls be- cause of his good looks and jolly good nature. But somehow he just could not get up the nerve to ask for a date. But don't worry, Ralph will come out of it all right. .Another 4-II English shark.

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GORDON COOK If our memory is correct Gordon has taken all the blue out of blue Sunday by journeying to Ft. Wayne and, in- cidentally, the Temple. Aredent Chem- ist, and has a wonderful David and Johnathan attitude toward Al Suiter..- EDNA E. SNYDER Another of our love-lorn madiens. Main worries are 4-II English and re- membering dates. May be known by hearing her Ol Boy! A great advo- cate of jazz phonographs and Wrig- ley's chewing gum fDouble mint., CLAIRE FOSSELMAN Tries to immitate Ethel Clayton in her style of hair dressing. Her English lessons are always perfect but hush, there's a power behind the throne, namely Howard Cox. ls noted for her out of town fellows. BERNIECE GRIF F ITI-I Poor B has had her troubles during this year! Mr. Stemen enforced the training rules and Boney could come up only on Sunday nites. ln spite of the blow, she remains happy and gay, and is always in the midst of the frolic. Favorite expression Aw-heck.