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

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Administration Builds Student Body of Huntington High School Dear Students: On every personnel questionnaire there appears a common word, aptitude. This has reference to attitude toward work, people, superiors, parents, and our American way of life. Fortunately, the great majority of our student body have acquired proper attitudes; but unfortunately, there are a few who fall short. I feel that we should all take a good look at our attitudes as they are so vital to us. Our contribution to society and our future happiness are so dependent upon proper attitudes. The seniors who leave us this year will find that the going will be much smoother if they possess the proper attitude. I would like to congratulate the teachers and students on a fine school year. I am hoping we can make next year even better. Sincerely yours, Phil N. Eskew Superintendent Phil N. Eskew SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: V. P. Caldwell, Mrs. George Stocksdale, Phil N. Eskew, Mrs. Fred Pence, Milton Marx, Max Wiley. 22

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Our Community ' s Future Leaders The secretaries give invaluable assistance. Student Body of Huntington High School Dear Students: We are living in a period which is confronted with a struggle of ideas in regard to people and governments. If we are to succeed in the great struggle of ideas that is underway, we must first of all know what we believe. We must also become clear in our minds as to what it is that we want to preserve. Individuals have a great obligation to educate themselves to meet the responsibilities of citizenship. I wish to congratulate the graduating seniors for their achievements. We expect our seniors to take their place in society and make their contributions to its success. Yours very truly, Harold S. Johnson Harold S. Johnson, Principal 23