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

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ge Eight Un Jlflamofziam MISS MINNIE HOFFMAN .The death of Miss Minnie Holfman came as a shock and a deep sorrow to the faculty and students of H. H. S. All who knew Miss Hoffman thought a great deal of her. As a teacher she was very conscientious, and in her relations with pupils she was always friendly and willing to help. She taught German and mathematics here for twenty-eight years. We of Huntington High School will never forget her.

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- l I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills my help Esclicafion Many soldiers have for the first time realized the true meaning of this Biblical quotation. Far away from loved ones, they may turn to One whose love is all- inclusive and whose power to protect and comfort is ever available. We wish to remind the men in service, especially those who have attenclecl Huntington High School, that we have not forgotten them and that all of us are doing everything possible to bring them home quickly. With this thought in mincl, the Moclulus Staff cleclicates this book. We sincerely hope that after their job is finished, they will be able to recall happy scenes of their high school days by reacl- ing this, the I945 lVlodulus. The Eclitor

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Boys In Service Rolsert L. Altman - - - Army Air Corps james William Cozad - - Navy Leo james Davis - - - Navy Alvin V. Heaston - - - Navy James Ralph jones - Navy Lowell C. Murray - - - Army Air Corps Cletus Paul Olinger - - Navy Harold Clifford Riggle - - Navy Edwin Leonard Winter - - Army These are the fellows who left the halls of H. H. S. as semors to serve their country. Because they missed part of their year m high school, we feel they deserve special recognition.