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

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ds az di tax y They say lonely women keep diaries : so with the pre could have been chosen. Yet for some unknown reason th September 7th — The Calendar says yesterday was Labor Day. but Franklin D. must have been messing around again because we find ourselves enrolling for a whole semester ' s labor today. September 8th — Book rental. Hope we 11 have a nickel left for a coke ... on Dad. Lots of new books. September 9th — Temporary enrollment today. We still aren ' t quite as studious as we might be. All of the girls are swooning over H. H. S. s Frank Sinatra. Art Miller, who enjoys it. You ' ll Never Know how much they look alike. September 10th — Friday already. Student Council members were elected. The Garden Club started off with a bang this year. They had a meeting at 11:20 in the auditorium. We play Marion there. Nearly all of H. H. S. was pre- sent. The ' Vikes are really right in there- Score 53 to 6. our favor. September 13th — The senior class elected a new secretary. Seems that they were satisfied with the year ' s administration Skinny is still sponsor, too. September 14th — The Juniors organized. What with prior- ities, etc., they should have a pretty tough time of it. Four o clock dismissals this week. September 15th — The novelty of change is wearing off. The teachers, now rested from their vacations in defense plants, are bearing down. We are bearing it, but scarcely- Sr. Hi-Y had its first meeting tonight. September 16th — Today we signed on the dotted line. Per- manent enrollment was taken. It seems we are fewer in number. Is the influence patriotism or filthy lucre? . . . today. But to come down to earth, the Garden Festival was held sent and ever-increasing man shortage, almost any female e victim was none other than Nonnie Ross September 17th — Our first auditorium, the annual Bell Tele- phone demonstration, was held at 8:30. There was a pep session at 3:30. Central Catholic was defeated by the Vikes tonight at Kriegbaum Field, 19 to 0. September 20th — Blue Monday. The Sophomores organized. Joe Burkhart is president. September 21st — Junior Masque and Gavel met today at 11:00. September 22nd — Well, at last the freshies put x ' s on ballots. Don ' t worry, kids, they teach you to write when you ' re sophomores. The members of the Book-of-the-Month Club met and ordered books today. Mr. Plasterer was the speaker at Sr- Hi-Y this evening. September 23rd — There was a Garden Club meeting at 11:00 to distribute prize money for the Garden Festival. The Sunshine Society met at 3:30 for formal initiation. The candlelight service is prettier each year! Several more Sunbeams were added. September 24th — Pep session at 11:15. A very damp swim- ming party was held at Kriegbaum Field. The Vikings looked like 1 1 little chocolate drops, and our reasons for letting Wabash beat us were as clear as Mud. September 27th — Monday again. We have a breathing space to look H. H. S. over properly. We find that the fresh- men are not quite so bewildered as they were. Senior cords are getting dirtier now as the dignity of that class is mounting. We really feel like seniors. September 28th — The War Mothers met tonight m the audi- torium . . • you know, the Pistol Packers ' Mamas. September 29th — Art Club informal meeting. President Bill Freed and other officers were elected- The Freshmen Tea was held from 3 to 4- Mr. Johnson led a discussion at Hi-Y- September 30th — Auditorium program at 2:30 — a Syrian called Immanuel- So ends September, the first month of school. We must admit it ' s kinda nice to be back. ]

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