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

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'Fl' llliiili SCHOLARSHIPS ancl AWARDS indicate achievements. Scholarships are received annually hy our out- standing students. These scholarships, on local, state, and national levels, are given by various organizations and colleges. This year students received scholarships from the following institutions and organizations: DePauw University, the Navy, Miami QOhiol University, the National Merit Scholarship Cor- poration, Purdue University, the XVomenis Aux- iliary to the Huntington County Nledical So- ciety, and the National Honor Society. Cliff Terry and John Ware were National Merit Scholarship finalists. Senior scholarship winners were Ken Tewel, Ted Ehlers, Marcea Landis, Bill Seashols, Barbara Muel- ler, John Owen, and John Ware. Finalists in state Latin, English, and chemistry con- tests were Anne Meier, Dave Lewis, and Jeff Tollinger, respectively. State band contest finalists were Judy Rich, Gary Grimes, and Jerry Lewis. 5 E Lincla Catt, Anne Goshorn, and Ann Petrie placed high in the Tri-State commercial contest.

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KIWANIS and ROTARY recognize distinguished seniors. Outstanding senior boys from Huntington High, Huntington Catholic, and Huntington College are recognized and honored each month by Rotary. They attend the Weekly lunch- eons during the month for which each is chosen as a junior Rotarian. Kiwanis also honors senior students Who have been scholastically outstanding in high school. These honor students, members of K. B. F. CKi- vvanis Builds F oreverj, are the top five percent of the class. This year eight graduates received certificates from K. B. F. at the annual honorary luncheon. J ', N N X 11 'bv ,J A , Q- as VZ- xe 3 ' dnb KIWANIS Front Row: Anne Goshorn, Donna Howett, Marlene Ross, and Beth Kirchoff. Second Row: John Ware, Lynn Thompson, A r l e n Paul, and Dove Allen. ROTARY Fronf Row: Garl Wetters, Ken Tewel, John Wore, ond John Owen. Second Row: Bill Secishols, Ted Ehlers, and Dove Al- len. LQWWE. s V

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GUIDANCE enables students to systematize their studies. All stuclcnts in Huntington High School arc groupccl into home rooms hy clnsscs. Each homv room tcuclicr serves us il counselor to guide thc- stuclvnts in his home- room in planning their cu1'1'i-nt schcclulc of classes amd their four yvzu' sc-lwcllilc. ln zulclition to thc home room twiclu-r ai class coun- selor is in clmrgc of alll the stuclcnts in one class. The class glllll2ll1CC C0llIlSi'lOl' calls vzlch student in his group into thc otliu- for counseling ut least once' wit-li sc'nu'stc'1' :mtl more often if Ill'Cl'SS2ll'y. During this counseling period thx' stuclvnts entire high school P1'0gl'llIN is alis- cussc-cl amcl plzmnvclg in ziclrlition, unsatisfactory work in class, home- problems, imcl other school problems are cliscussccl. The class counselors were Mr. lJlHi'l1lJilllgll, frvslmmng Nlrs, llillc-gas, sophomorvsg Mr. Burke, juniorsg alncl Xlrs. Nlillcr. seniors. 'asf 32 .:2: R-. 'fi S gi? st f 2 A 3 - T 12 A fig 2 i Attendance helpers were Connie Jones, Sue Smith Jackie Nye, and Betty Hiatt. Front Row: Mrs. Hillegas and Mrs. Miller. Second Row: Mr. Burke and Mr. Dfffenbaugh, WAAS? tif? K 11 Dean of Boys Mr. Bruce Gerdes cmd Dean of Girls Mrs. Geraldine Miller. 21