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

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THE CLASS OF ' 23 The term is o ' er; the curtains fall, Slow dropping at the prompter ' s cry ; A moment yet; the world will call. We look about; to say good bye. As an irksome task, it towers; And, when we ' ve laughed and had our say, We show at these final hours, A face that ' s everything but gay. Say! — our griefs and joys, Just hinted on this little page, Our trials and defeats as boys, Will be repeated in our age; Our woes will not be less keen, Our hope more vain, than those of men, Whose pangs and pleasures of eighteen At fifty are played o ' er again. One word, ere yet the evening ends, — Let ' s close it with a fitting rhyme; And pledge a hand to all our friends, As fits the Graduation time. And in the world as, in the school. We may suffer and we may strive. But let success always be our goal, And may knowledge be our guide. My poem, save this, has little worth; To you, the class of ' 23, I wish you love and health and mirth. As the threshold you now see. As in the time when we were young We learned at school to love and pray Those memories of our class, as sung, Might never wholly pass away. Paul Nix, ' 23.

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GEORGE YERMAN As senior president George is all we can ask for and much of our success is due to his efforts. He takes extra les- sons and has time to drive f or the doctor but alas — he has a weakness for the women. ' ' %. HELENE PETRIE Helene has a beautiful smile and is a friend of everyone. It is not a common instance to be popular with both boys and grUs but Helene is. She took 4-1 English and was a brilliant student but she took cooking and sewing instead of 4-2 English. We guess the reason, do you? -sr PAUL WHITTACRE Behold the prodigal son who left us for a semester for the bright lights of An- drews, but he came back to finish with us. His specialties are radio and fre- quent bursts of oratory. r REBA WELLER Yes she ' s a 4-2 English shark. Always happy and a smile for all. Reba is also quite a literary genius and she is mainly responsible for our nifty rings and pins. Don ' t say anything but she has rink hair. ALFRED KELLER Yes, Alfred steps out; regular shiek and sheba stuff. Don ' t know whether he uses Camels or Fatimas but he uses ' em. Then Alfred showed some basketball for the Senior team and the Seniors won too.