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

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George Juergens was advertising manager. His assistants were Larry Brooks, Bill Kieth, Shir- ley Souders, Sue Akers, Janice Watrous, and Janet Miller. If you were wondering who kept track of everyones picture on each page and their names it was Bud Stringfellow, our file clerk, who also tried endlessly to keep the files in order. The 1954 Modulus staff hopes you are just as proud of the Modulus this year as they are. We feel the end was worth the means. We work- ed, we learned, and we will always remember our book.

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Our very efficient editor this year was Georgianna Parmer- lee who, assisted by her staff, produced this yearbook. She edited everything that went into the book besides assuming the many responsibilities that only previous editors could fully appreciate. The versatile man, who proved that he could excel in any- thing that is required of a sponsor, was our slave driver Mr. Diffenbaugh. His long hours of work are well represented be- tween these covers. Barbara Petrucelle served as associate editor preparing for her position next year. The man we trusted with our lucre was business manager, Dick Butt. He readily took charge of all money received by the advertising and circulation departments. Jeanene Morris was the girl responsible for class sections. Her job as class editor involved identifying clfss pictures and sub- mitting c]ass write-ups. Modulus Seeing someone running around with a camera calling you to have your picture taken or perhaps hearing someone ask about an organization, its oificers, members, and pur- pose was not unusual. What was this for? It ' s all part of the hard work, patience, and de- termination exercised by the staff of our yearbook, the Modulus, while they are carry- ing on th? tradition of publishing a yearbook. Of course we are all glad to get our Modulus in the spring but then we pass it off lightly PS just another souvenier of our high school days without ever realizing what was need- ed to make it possible or to thank those of the staff who unselfishly gave of their time and efforts to bring about its success. Other members of the staff besides those mentioned above were Tom Glenn, the sports editor, whose dependability made him out- standing in recording the smallest detail of every play and Eleanor Carlson, the photog- raphy editor, who kept our photographers, Phil McMahan and Tom Lancaster, busy tak- ing, developing, and printing the pictures which you see in this book. Wondering what happened each day were Jerry Ball and Susanne Schilling who wrote the diary. Jerry was also the art editor while Susanne helped write copy. Jo Ellen Gerdes was the copy editor. Her helpers were Steve Moon, Bar- bara Knoll, and Joan Fontaine. Nedra Byrd was responsible for all typed material sent to the printer. Janice Bellam, assisted by Joyce Fowerbaugh, sold the finished product. 28

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Sahata The high school paper, THE SAHATA, started its fifth year with a staff of six membsrs, Kay Farrar, Shirley Gressley, Sally Hosier, Norma Lockhart, Mike Arlington, and Huston Smith. Kay Farrar, Sally Hosier, and Huston Smith, seniors, completed three years of work with the staff. Norma Lockhart, a sophomore, completed her second year, and Shirley Gressley, a senior, and Mike Arlington, junior, came to us as new material but each did his work as a veteran. All members volunteered time for the paper without credit. The unique feature of our paper is that all si.udents and faculty members receive the paper every two weeks free of charge. The production side of the paper included reporting, setting up, proof-reading, and circu- lating. Special editions marked the various holidays and seasons of the year. All staff members qualified themselves for all lines of duty. In addition to regular duties, Kay Farrar and Shirley Gressley handled the calendar of clubs and social events; Sally Hosier was circulation manager; Huston Smith handled all sports communications with other schools; and Norma Lockhart was filing clerk. Much credit is due Mike Arlington for the original art work and special holiday designing he did. The group worked under the leadership of Miss Geraldine Zahn, staff advisor. The typing staff represented advanced students chosen to work exclusively on the paper. Members in- cluded Ruth Burman, Sandra Day, Phyllis Nie, Mary Ann Sands, and Pat Stell. David Repp, a junior, was in The capable advisor of the Sahata is Miss Zahn. Mr. Wilbern supervised the typing and cutting of stencils. It is only through their hard work and patience that this production was pos- sible. charge of duplication. All typists worked under the supervision of Mr. Leslie Wilbern, production advisor. Many hours of work have been spent this year to give the high school students the top school news. Circulation interest grew to include other high schools and colleges for the first time. All in all the paper lived ' up to its meaning, Sees all; Hears all; and Tells all. How many more copies do we need? But, I ' ll never get done! -4 - ' I :rrr