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

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Miss Fredith Langley, our capable and efficient secretary in the office of the Superintend- ent, adds much to the smooth running of our school. Mrs. Imogene Kaylor, secre- tary in the office of the Principal, performs her various tasks with ease and efficiency. She is noted for her cheerful disposition and sunny smile. In Room 110 we find Mrs. Sayle, who has charge of looking after the health of the students in our school. We also find Mrs. Bechtold, who has charge of keeping track of all school-age children in the city. Three of the busiest people in our school are our janitors: Emery Telfer, Dennis Nowels, and Fred Cussen. They have given our school the reputation of being one of the cleanest and best appearing schools in the state. Twelve

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SENIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Art Miller Ivan Wilhelm Miss Zahn Doris Wetters Dick Bonewitz SCENES English class Reception dance Class meeting oeniors After four years we have reached the culmination of our dream, when, as green Fresh- men, we thought of how won- derful it would be when we would be those important and dignified Seniors. And it has been wonderful, too. Our sponsor. Miss Geraldine Zahn, has briefed us in our many and varied activities. Pilot Dick Bonewitz and Co-pilot Art Miller, assisted by keeper of the log, Doris Wetters, and guardian of the fuel (money, that is), Ivan Wilhelm, have flown our ship as we soared to the heights. One memorable occasior was our big Senior party on January a huge entertainment including 8 when we had a steak dinner; Truth or Consequences and the Firecracker Girls, and dancing. Another bright spot in our flight was the Senior play, a three-act comedy, You Can ' t Take It with You. It was quite successful and played to a full house for three nights. And now we, the Senior Class of 1947, take leave of Hunt- ington High School, ready for solo in our own ship, Destiny.