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

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Row 1: Patty Weaver, Mary Ann Eisenhower udy Ellet Donnl Hoffmtn Betty Hutt Clrol Houser How 2: Ann Ware, Marilyn Fettcrhoff, Emily White Vlclxl Blrnhlsel Lin Hlstlngs NI lry unc Liw Anne M lrle Coshorn, Jean Musser . . . PREPARING PRESENTING AND PROCLAIMING Modulus Revue As the lights dimmed and the vel- vet curtains parted at 8:00 p.m. on March 19, 20, 21, another spectacular Modulus Revue was born. The show which included a variety of talent, was kept moving each night by the able master of ceremonies, Phil Schilling. Of course such a successful pro- duction as the 1958 Modulus Revue would not have been possible with- out the guidance and assistance of many people. The general director of this yearis revue was Mrs. Walter Young. Mr. McCabe Day was in charge of ticket sales and the stage crew. The high school orchestra and all other musical entertainment was under the direction of Mr. Cloyde Slater. The unusual and beautiful backdrops for the stage were de- signed and constructed by Mr. Ru- dolph Iohnson. As the curtain was lowered on the last act, everyone was again very con- scious of the vast amount of 'talent that is always a part of Huntington High School. Onc-two-three-kick? And what is more we hatc cach other very much!

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THE EVER POPULAR The snnirtcst uc-rits and coolcst chicks spcncl thcir scant lcisnrc tiinc clung-ing nncl chatting clown at thc Swing Inn, which is loc-utccl in tht- pink :incl lmluck lxiscinciit of thc Y.NI.C.A. Iiw-ryoiic inc-cts thcrc ilftC'l' sports cvcnts anal on Nlonclny, VV0llllL'SIlily, Friday, and Sutnrclny cvcnings. This organization has an c-lcctczl govcrn- ing hotly czlllctl thc Swing Inn Blltlfil. Its officc-rs arc Snznnnc Chzllfzxnt, prcsiclcntg Alini vVi'lDl'I', x'icc--prcsiclciitg -lim Stringfcllow, sc-c1'vtz11'yg nncl Pc-g Schvihcr, of Hunting- ton Catholic, trvnsnrvr. Thr- oth:-r llN'lHlN'I'S from Huntington Iligh School :irc Mike' 'l'honiz1s, Iovcc lioclclmrt, Inns- Poclilcr, Bill XILITIQS, QIIIKIY Carol I-Ionscri Thi- Huntington Catholic rs'prs-sc-ntaztion consists of -loycc ltnncy, Tom Pcgzin, and Put Mcttlcr. Nlannic- nncl Erl Snnlcy, with thc hclp of Dorothy unfl Iilvwvlyn Coaltcs, si'1'x'c- cupnlmly nnrl wiscly as sponsors nncl pals. Evcryhocly rutcs Swing Inn spcciul -1-vcnts snch us Snclic Ilnwlcinis Nitc, Ncw Ycuris Evo Ilziiicc, Iloinccoining Duncc, Mistlvtoc Duncc, unml Twirp Wt-ck ns thc lx-st 1-vcr. All in ull only thc USIIIIRIITSU niiss ont on thi' Swing Inn flllll Lct's hope it's u slow onc, Bill! SWI G INN Things in-vcr svcin to stop jninping as cvcryonc clzlnlcs nu IV s UXCUSS l'IlCl'gy 5 t Row I: Bill Marks, Aliin WK-hcr, Snc Clllllfklllf, jim Stringfvllow, Pcg Schcilmcr, -Iunc Pochlcr How 2: Mrs. Coutc-s, Carrol Honscr, -Ioycc Lockhart, Mika' Thoinus, -Ioycc IIQIIICY, Pat Nh-ttlcr, Toni Pcgaln

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