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

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525039 O Presid nt A .uvlu AH Vice President . Secretary ,,,4 Treasurer ,MW,W Faculty Adviservq F F I C QQ S? s Donald Meckstroth .rUNlHNJean Weber Cgtherine Evistcn l, Herbert Zent l Mr. Buzzard C O M H I T T i E S FLOWER, HDTTO, AND COLQR Jenn Weber Clyde Blocker Miriam Redding INVITATION T Y Kline Catherine Eviston Mary Helen Dllburt CLASS PARTY Janne Steole Curl Leatherman George Broderick Juno Fahl Thelma Cass Jmmos Jackson Fel O W E P Violet C 9 L 0 R S Violet gud Silver M 0 T T W Where wisdom is required, farce is of littlc wvmil,---Herodotus '37

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SBQFUDQEQS 'N- Representing the largest number of graduates ever to receive diplomas from Huntington High School, the Class of l937 had o total of l98 numbers, who received the coveted swords for their four-year course in the Commencement Exercises on Fridmv, Nay 21, l957, ' The Senior activities began with the election of officers on September l6. Nine nominees ron for the four offices to be filled. The first real project of the yeir was the Senior Play given on Thursday ind Friday, November l2 and l5. The domestic conedv, HNOW Fires,u was well ettendod by both pupils and potrons, ind netted Q profit of 319C for the class. This wo: W better record than for several previous cl ss plavs. The Senior Gloss Party wzs held on Februurv l5 in the high school gym. To finfnce the pirtv, d new plan vas used, All senn ior girls were permitted to sell tickets in o contest, the one selling the ldrgest number to be Queen of the Senior Class. Four girls who tried for the honor were Jonne Steele, Mirinm.Redding, Helen Jane Showelter, ond Cwendolvn Zook. Jenie Steele WGS the successful condidute, with 1 totol of 226 worth of tickets sold in hor behalf. As the climax of the evening, e silver lovins cuo was presented to her is Queen of the Senior Gloss, with John Houghton as master of ceremonies. ' The affair proved both enjoyable and profitable for the class, since dpproximitely S70 Wes taken in from the sole of tickets. From those money-miking enterprises, the close wis able to pred sent Q gift to the school, consisting of o set of stage scenerv: dovenport, occasional chxir, ottomdn, desk end choir, end table, ond radio bench. The furniture was first used in the Senior ?ldv, and was left to be evwilnblo for future dremftic oroductions, Mr. Buzzard served as f culty odviser for the class during its junior und senior years, lending the group in the imdortont nc- tivities of those yo rs. Harry Ellermnn served the gloss ns its presid?nt during both tho freshman ind junior vnirs, while Hubert Lauer held the office during the sophomore yeir. Vhledictori n ooi. honors went to Niry Helen Allhurt, While Virjorie Nie wis second highest in scholarship to become solutotoridn. The members assumed motive loddership in miny of the extra-curriculfr fields of the schocl. o The griduates were the gucsts of the Juniors it the annual Junior-Senior Reception, held it thc Hwsonic Tonole on Thursdav, Moy 20, 1957. Boccdliurefte services were held at the hich school on Sund1v, Moy l6,' with the Rev. John Paul fsck, pastor of the Central Christien Church, as the speaker. The commencement address wrs dplivered by the Rev. Preston Brodlcv, oostor of the Peoples Church, Chicago, it the efercises on Friday, Nav Sl, in the high school Quditorium. C V I3 7 M C