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

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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.

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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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MILDRED WI-IITESIDE During her brief H. S. career Mildred has been known to have fellows just adore her. During the last year she has given us many examples of her knowledge of affairs of the heart, and in 4-I English has proven herself as well versed in this line as Mr. Byers himself. MERRITI' CALVERT Pep came to us from M-t. Etna and soon won our high regard. Has al- ways displayed his ability in class work and is one of our splendid Basket Ball wizards. Pep has hobbies, as do all business like graduates, his being Doris and his Chevrolet. IVIILDRED MULLIN Go where you will, you never can find a giggle such as is possessed by this fair damsel. Her career has been one great round of dates and parties. An' she knows the most secrets but she tells these onlyyto Ramey. NhLSON WASMUTH 5 Nelson is a lad in whom we trust. Any one who can keep Mildred in Hunting- ton and a Bluffton .steady besides, is one to be trusted. Is a favorite with all the ladies and since he is our Cir- culation Manager, you can readily see that he has an eye for business. 4 l l i l Q l l l l 1 l l l