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

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COMPLETE OUR BUSY DAY

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SCHOOL, HOME, AND WORK -■ - We of the Modulus staff publish this vear- hook with the purpose of establishing a record of our high school life and preser ' ing the pleas- ant memories of the acquaintances and classes we ha e enjoyed. Through both the written vord and the printed picture we can recall ividly freshman greenie days, cold nights at Krieghaum Field, long classroom hours, messv chemistry experiments, interesting auditorium programs, senior play humor, sectional bas- ketball excitement, and the crowning glorv of commencement as we examine this 1961 MODULUS.

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Seniors Daxc Lvi.iis, Hori Jiittdii, .iii.l Hos tion for junior English. Nlyra Manis dcli ' cusses a study novel. rk NNitli the card catah in lier soplioniore class g as EmiK ( ' arlsoii l pcs a composi- while a panel of fi e freshmen dis- ENGLISH STRESSES SELF-EXPRESSION English, three years of whicli are required for graduation, plays a large part in the li es of all Huntington High School students. Dur- ing the required freshman, sophomore and junior years, composition and literature are stressed, while during the elective senior vear, English literature and senior composition are the main courses studied. A special course for college-bound juniors is also offered. In these classes special emphasis is placed on paragraph development, sentence structure, research papers and compositions of arious t pes. Vocabulary and classical read- ing are also stressed throughout the vear in all the classes.