Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

.- Huntington High School Newport News, Virginia 421m-3; A THE CLASS OF l957 I Presents THE HUNTINGTONIAN Within These Walls Clarence Johnson Leroy Parker Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor-in-Chief Claude Richardson Staff Photographer ; , 1 Foreword In The compiloTion of The Huntingtonian The main purpose is To review The mosT disTinguishing ochievemenTs 0nd ocTiviTies during our sToy 0T HunTingTon. Though if may be limiTed in some areas, we hope ThOT This annual will long perserve fond and cherished memories. Table of Contents 1 1. Page Foreword ......................................... 2 Loyalty Song ...................................... 4 Dedication ........................................ 5 Principal's Message ................................ 8 ' Administration ..................................... 9- 12 7 . Foculfy ......................................... 13- 22 :5 Seniors ........................................... 23- 76 3 ! Juniors ........................................... 77- 81 Sophomores ....................................... .82- 85 Freshmen ......................................... 86- 90 1 - Eighth Graders .................................... 91- 96 Classroom Activities ................................ 97-100 1 Organiza'rions ..................................... 101-114 Sports ........................................... 115-124 Adverfisemenfs .................................... 125- 1 44 I .1 I The Loyalty Song $Ima Mater To Huntington we pledge Our loyalty and love We sing our praises and banner raise All other schools above All hail fo Thee Thrice hail Our courage never fail Victorious hearts shall ever prevail for Huntington. 4 cm w . Dedication With Jrhe realization fhaf we have reached This milestone of our career because of your: PRAYERS for our success CONSTANT encouragement FAITH in our ability INFINITE patience UNTIRING efforts and MANY sacrifices We dedicate THE 1957 HUNTINGTONIAN to you- Our PARENTS 0nd TEACHERS. - v v v . v v o - u . .. ! u . u x. . c c h I awn 4L1. m a: O n fr, .., . 8:355...323:3; .1. 'v. .'r . aw; .-, xii, x L.Q. t.tvv .vL.l ginHWNVthi nCu -.. 313 3.JHN: z . unm-m--.,. .a . .nu.:nmuun.- 1+ . g m ........ ....e....?...... S .. : .. .... . : : .E .-.:.-:. :7... 1:11; --- . f r ...:. . ' . W X 5.9 I. . 17.. VILJV .. ....a,!.v l .... V. of? K. x .N 5. Mg :3... . k. ?.. . x 1 ,.m.....i.IhL..V : h x a m: XNM DC3x mNQMw x ...W ummwwn. 5. . 7 . . 3..me ?u a I. . W , . . 1,. ! L2 ll :33 ik 'w J a J . Tuix W Mi xx.I.N x114 M.Edfxwirh L.. 4- . ! . 7x a..; 1 a, . . irkarix ,.,. 3 J F. . .. x .., I-fum u.56. :30 rd! .1 . .1 Within These Walls These walls harbor many of our secrets, our hopes and our aspirations. Here we've known success; we've experienced defect; we've heard The sound of laughter,- we've felt the sting of Tears; we've worked hard and we've played happily Together. For many of us These have been five of The most pleasant years of our lives. In The following pages we have Tried to depict through The media of pictures and words some of the most impbrfonf activities that have Token place during our years, particularly the last one, within These walls. r- mmm- uo-w-v mmrw- - w-r m n--- ,-, ; . 7 a ,AA- , Principalis Message To the graduates of 1957, it is a pleasure for me to extend greetings to you who are completing your secondary education this year. You have iust reasons to be proud of the accomplishments represented by your graduation. It will soon be yours to assume the role of responsible adult citizens. Those of us who have gone before have bequeathed to you a sorry social inheritance. We have ' been so concerned with planting the seeds of selfishness, fear, and distrust that the principles of peace have been woefully neglected. The industrial and social structures of the American economy abound with countless opportunities for each at you to locate some gainful form of occupation in which to earn an honorable living. Remember that your best demands a constant and diligent application to the task at hand and a persistent drive to improve. Lite is a social venture,- no man stands alone. There will always be direct or indirect contact with others. Accord such friendship, dignity, and respect to others as you wish for yourselves. We trust that the loyalty and love that you presently have for your school and each other will grow stronger with the passing of the years. Finally the faculty and administrative staff of your school wish that you maintain a close relationship with them and wish you to know that they stand with a ready willingness to offer such assistance as they my be able in order to insure for each of you a good life. m $ a 1 WWVMW; Mr. .1 WWW WNW ; '- U H u mm ' a; r,;::::;;:;g' W MM + Newport News School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Angelo Lone, Secretary to Mr. Green, Mr. S. D. Green, Assistant Superintendent, Clerk of Board, Dr. R. 0. Nelson, Superintendent, Mrs. John E. Kritzer, Vice Chairman of Board, Mr. H. W. Chandler, Dr. C. W. Scott, Mr. Richard T. Yates. ABSENT: Mr. Phillip W.Murray,Chairman. .; T Vy:m A . A 10 Administrators Mrs. VERLEY PACE JAMES Mr. W. D. SCATES Clerk Principal 8.3., St. Paul's Polytechnic A.B., Johnson C. Smith Institute M.A., Iowa University rat I '4? Mr. G. WESLEY RANEY Miss HELEN MITCHELL Assistant Principal Clerk A.B., Lincoln University Peninsula Business College L M.A., Ohio State University 11 Guidance Director and Dean of Girls Mrs. E. M. GREEN A.B., Knoxville College M.A., HampTon InsTiTuTe The purpose of The Guidance Program is To help The sTudenTs To make a more soTisTocTory odiusTmenT To home, school, and communiTy life. The Counselor is The key person in The Guidance Program. Upon The Counselor resTs The responsibiliTy of inTerpreTing The program To The sToHE and pupils and making The services available To all who are able To profiT by The use of These services. The sTudenTs oT HunTingTon High school are aware of The imporTonce of The Guidance Services and consisTenle ovoil Themselves of The opporTuniTy To use Them. The efTecTiveness of 0 Guidance Program depends upon The exTenT To which iT meeTs The needs of The persons whom H is designed To serve. Our program is The resulTs of consTcmT co-operoTive planning To meeT The needs of Teachers and sTudenTs. The uITimaTe resuITs of guidance and counseling ore deTermined by The growTh ond developmenT of Those who are counseled. This growTh cmd developmenT are shown in The moTuriTy of iudgemenT ond ocTion exhibiTed by The sTudenTs who use The Guidance Services. MuSic-Art Department Mr. JOHN l. TURNER 3.3., West Virginia State College Instrumental Music Mr. WRAY R. HERRING Chairman 8.5., A and T. College Instrumental Music 14 Mrs. FRANCES D. VAUGHAN B.S., Virginia State College Art Mr. ARTHUR W. BOULDIN B.S.M., Virginia State College M.M., Boston University Vocal Music Science Department Mr. WILBUR H. HOLMES B.S., Hampton Institute M.A., New York University Mr. CLARENCE C. JOHNSON B.S., Virginia State College M.A., Columbia University Miss VINA E. BRIGGS 35., Hampton Institute M.S.W., Atlanta University Mr. THEODORE T. ROLLINS 8.5., Wes? Virginia State Mr. HOWARD ALSTON B.S., Norfh Carolina 15 Mrs. MILDRED R. WILSON 8.3., Hampton Institute M.S., University of Pennsylvania Miss I. BLAIRYNE PERRY Chairman B.S., Hampton Institute M.A., New York University Miss ELOISE F. GOULD 8.5., North Carolina College Mr. JOHN G. HARRIS A.B., Lincoln University M.Ed., Boston University HIHHIH J Social Studies Department Miss SARAH L WHITTINGTON B.A., Bennetf College M.A., Boston University Mrs. EDITH S. BLAND A.B., Johnson C. Smith University M.A., Atlanta University Miss BERLINA CAMPBELL B.S., A and T College Mrs. NANCY CARTER B.S., Ohio State University M.A., Columbia University Miss MARY M. RILEY B.S., Hampton Institute Miss ANN SHAW A.B., Shaw University M.A., Atlanta University 16 Mr. GEORGE R. CUNNINGHAM A.B., Johnson C. Smith University Mr. CARLTON L. HAZE-LL 3.5., St. Paul's College Mr. CHARLIE S. TURNER A.B., Virginia State College Mr. ROBERT C. YANVCEY B.A., Virginia Union University M.A., Columbia University Mr. lEON COX A.B., Fisk University A.M., Fisk University Mr. CLAUDE N. CARTER Acting Chairman B.S., Virginia State College M.A., Columbia University 1.;P 1'3...wa N . 1 at'atucnul 5W1 W .,.n., 11': VSWeu I 5 Jan u J34! HM. ' 2 ?;ct .4... Y W UW-rfh- 1 b1luyh wvuim. 11...... f. JAHCh s; tumdv 10051 T '1 J 1. 'JxH'H - 1 fiw'rlr-l N1 1 f2n'htf ' I 91A mMrr Yam: Fifi; my 2, gm $232M raw . 1 09?: - W Y' . M th t' D t t Miss MARGUERITE A. WATKINS Mr. ROBERT D. GARY 1 8.5., Bluefield State College 8.5., Johnson C. Smith University 1 Miss MABEL W. SMITH Miss FRANCES V. EVANS B.S., Columbia University B.S., Hampton Institute M.A., Columbia University 5 Mr. NOEL J. PLEASANT Miss LILLIAN M. WEAVER 1 A.B., Clark College Chairman ' M.A., Columbia University A.B., Wilberforce University M.A., New York University Mrs. FLORA D. HARRELL B.S., JohnSOn C. Smith University J1 17 .f'gb - . u :kw ; Indusnial Arts Awards 9' Vocational Department Mr. WILLIAM L. JONES B.S., Hampton Institute M.A., Hampton Institute M.Ed., Wayne State University Mr. JAMES H. HALE B.S., Hampton Institute Mr. JOHN T. BROWN B.S., Hampton Instifu're M.A., Hampton Institute Mr. JUNIUS H. GEORGE Chairman 8.3., Virginia State College M.Ed., Wayne State University Mr. C. E. ROBINSON 8.5., A and T College Mr. JULIAN M. BAKER tstondingl 3.5., Hampton Institute M.Ed. Wayne State University Mr. R. W. McGHEE Msstanding; B.S., Virginia State College M.A., Hampton Institute NJ. Home Economics Department Mrs. HATTIE T. LUCAS Chairman B.S., Hampton Institute M.S., Cornell University Mrs. VIRGIE J. COBB B.S., Virginia State College M.S., Virginia State College Mrs. ORA E. DAWKINS 8.5., Hampton Institute Mrs. ARTEMESIA T. CARTER .Nof Shown, B.S., Tuskegee Institute 18 .. 9-47- A Business Department Miss CORNELIA E. JACKSON Mr. JOHN W. ROYSTER Chairman 8.3., A and T College 38, Virginia State College Miss IRIS N. POWELL : B.S., Virginia State College IIMINLH U H . HI, W A i I L' b ' Miss RUTH L. MEALY-Librorion Miss NETTIE F. WILLIAMS-Assisfont Librarian Virginia Union University-AB. Virginia State College-B.S. i Columbia Universify-B.S. Columbia Universify-M.S. 19 - - u:-..1; Physical Education Department Mrs. GENEVA T. WELLS Mrs. BEATRICE S. FRANCIS Chairman 8.5., Virginia State College 8.5.! Virginia State College M.A., Columbia University M.A., Columbia University Mrs. MILDRED 5. JENNINGS Mrs. LOUISE H. LIPSCOMBE B.S., Virginia State College 8.5., Hampton Institute i Mr. RAYMOND C. CRITTENDEN Mr. ROSS M. HINES : B.S., Virginia State College 3.5-, North Carolina College Mr. WALTER R. KANE Mr. THADEUS S. MADDEN : B.S., Virginia State College 8.5., Virginia State College : M.S., Indiana University M.S., Indiana University Mr. FREDDIE L. TRAVIS 8.8., North Carolina College !nof shown in Picturw 20 HHIHIH wh.... l i , er, -u a . '5 . . . y '-. . , '. ; i . C - ' 1': l L w l I 3 ' Mr. CHARLES P. FARRAR Mrs. RESSIE C. COLLINS $ A.B., St. Augustine's College B.S., A and T College Mr. WALTER N, DAVIS Miss CONSTANCE Y. FOX B.A., North Carolina College 3-5., Hampton Institute Miss PATRICIA J. HAYES Mr. CHARLES H. JONES 8.5., Hampton Institute Chairman B.A., Virginia State College V M.A., Columbia University Miss D. L. MCNEELY Miss LFAH K. FRAZIER A.B., Johnson C. Smith University A.B., Indiana University M.A., Columbia University VMr. MILTON C. CALLOWAY Miss DOROTHY M. THOMAS Nof Showm INot Shown; A.B., Howard University A.B., St. Augustine's College A.M., Columbia University I Miss WILHELMINA D. FLYTHE Mrs. MARGARET SMITH NoT Shown! Not Shown; A.B., Virginia State College 8.5., Virginia State College 21 Cadet Teachers Virginia State College Miss ELSIE NORMA WESLEY Miss NANCY LORRAINE DUPREE Business Vocal Music Education Virginia State College Virginia State College Mrs. EMMA BORUM CHRISTIAN Physical Education Virginia State College Huntington participates annually in the Cadet Teochers' Program of Virginia State College. This program enables students who are seniors at the college to get actual practice, for six weeks, in teaching in their moior and minor fields. As a result of the experience gained, students go into teaching better prepared to cope with classroom situations. They discover their weaknesses and strengths and in their last six weeks of life on the campus, they attempt to strengthen themselves. IO IO JOSEPH RAYMON ANTHONY Choir 1953-57, Hall Patrol 1952-56, Football Team 1953-57. Within these walls were GLORIA ALLEN Hobby Club, Future Business Leaders of America. LYNNE COLVERT ALLEN . New Homemakers of America 1952-57, Junior Red Cross 1953-54. WILSON THOMAS BAPTIST Student Patrol 1952-55, Junior Red Cross 1955, Junior Bond 1952. HERBERT JERONE BAILEY 5 24 ANNIE DELOIS BATTS Junior Bond, Girls Athletic Association, '1 Student Council, National Honor Society. born our first serious hopes and ambitians 1 MARY BOWENS , 3 . 4 3 1 1 l . ESTON LEE BOWLES ,' Choir 1954-55, Student Council 1956-57, , Annual Staff 1956-57, National Honor 8 '1 1956-57, P 'd t' 1 - $ SUSIE BATES 65;CIey reSI en 5 Club 956 3;; LEONARD BILLUPS Band, Track Team, Mathematics Club, Future Teachers of America Club. JAMES BROADNAX SAMUEL BOYD . -ia; A r..f.... JULIA ELIZABETH BRADSHAW Hobby Club 1952-53, Choir 1953-56, Student Council 1955-56, Diversified Occupation Club 1956-57. MATTIE BROWN Choir 1954-55, New Homemakers of America Club 1953-57, Student Council 1956-57, President's Club 1957-57. -n:.ve BARBARA ANNE BROWN Diversified Occupation Club 1956-57, Future Business Leaders of America Club 1956-57. LILLIE MAE BRUNSON Hobby Club 1956-57, New Homemakers of America 1955956, Girls Athletic Asso- ciation 1956V57. FRANK BRYANT Bond 1954-57 Hobby Club JOEL BURNETTE Basketball 1956, Football 1954, Hobby Club 1954, H011 Petrol 1953, Mothe- motics Club, Baseball 1953, Bond. 1953. JAMES BUTLER Football 1954-55-56, Basketball 1956, Track 1952-53-54-55, Choir 1955-57. MARY YVONNE CARTER New Homemakers of America Club 1956- 57. MARVA CHRISTIAN Future Business Leaders of America 1956-5 57, Executive Department of Student Council 1955-57, Mirror Staff 1955-56. Marva reigned as 155 THURLOW CHANDLER PRESTON COOPER Frock Team 1954-57, Hall Patrol 1953, Hobby Club 1956-57, Jr. Band 1953-55. JOHN CHAPMAN RONALD COLEMAN 28 JOAN CRAWLEY Bond Booster Club 1950. Homecoming Queen CORRINE CROWELL Ir ,3 '1 . 1 57. ? g ,' . WALTER LEE CORRY Senior Band 1954, Baseball 1956. BERTHA LEE CUSACK Choir 1953-1955, Future Nursing Club of America 1955-1956. MARIAN OLIVIA CREWE Future Teachers of America 1954-1955 Studenf Council 1954-1955, Mathematics 5Club 1956-57, Choir 1953-1954, Girls Athletic Association 1953-1954. 29 ERLINE DAVIS MOLLIE JACQUELINE DAVIS New Homemakers of America 1952-1953, Future Teachers of America 1952-1954, Choir 1952-1956, Future Business Leaders of America 1956-1957, Junior Red Crogs 1954-1955. NORMAN LOUIS DAVIS sh Student Patrol, Student Council 1952- 1954, 1956-1957, Annual STQH, Ad- vertising 31011 1956-1957, Bond 1954- 1956, President's Club 1956-1957. DELETTA LAMOUR DENSON Hobby Club 1952-1953. 30 Three football State were added CHRISTINE DICKENS Championship trophies to the cabinet. NELLIE DICKENS Social Studies Club 1955-1957, Future Teachers 01 America 1955-1957, Future Nurse; Club 1956, Girls Athletic Associa- tion 1955-1957. WILLIE JUNIOUS DOLBY Football 1953-1957, Basketball 1954 1957, Baseball 1955-1957, Student Patrol 1952-1957. JAMES DOUGLAS 31 JOUI LOU DOUGLAS WILBUR EANS ELLA VIRGINIA ELEY Dramatic Club 1954-1955, Social Studies Club 1955-1956, Viking Booster Club 1956, Hobby Club 1954. RAMONA ANTONETTE EDMONDS Science Club 1953-1957, Dramatic Club 1954-1957, Business Club 1956-1957 Mirror Stuff 1953-1957, Diversif1ed Oc- cupation Club 1956-1957. DORIS WILLNETT ELAM Future Teachers of America 1953-1957, New Homemakers of America. IYONA ANTINETTE FALTZ Choir 1955-1956, Dramatic Club 1955- 1956, Future Business Leaders of America 1956-1957, Student Council 1956-1957. WILLIAM EARL FAISON Future Teachers of America 1953-1957, Student Patrol 1953-1957, Industrial Club 1953-1957, FootboH 1953-1957, Basket- ball 1955-1957, Track 1953-1957, Choir 1954-1955. 32 BARBARA JEAN FOYE Band 1953-1957, Hobby Club 1955-1957, Industrial Club 1955-1957, Moth Club 1954. THEODORE DARNELL FREEMAN Sfudent Council 1953-1956, Hobby Club 1953-1957, Holl Patrol 1953-1955, Bond 1954-1957. EDWARD FITCHETT Baseball Team 1956, Hobby Club 1956- 1957, H011 Patrol 1952-1956, Bond 1953- 5 1954, Student Council 1956-1957. FRANKLINE GLEE GERTRUDE JENNETTE 'FRASER Choir 1953-1955, Pythagorean Mothe- ma'rics C1ub 1954-1957, National Honor Society 1956-1957, Annual Staff 1956- 1957, Mirror 51011 1956-1957. 33 JANE PHYLLIS GODWIN Social Studies Club 1955-1957, Future Teachers of America 1956-1957, Future Nurses Club 1955-1956, Girls Athletic Association 1955-1957. With eager hearts, we ANNABEL GEORGE Choir 1952-1957, New Homemakers 01 1' America Club 1952-1954. 0 IRICHARD MARTIN GILLIS Jr. Football and Basketball Managers, Track BARBARA A. GRANT 1953-1957. Future Business Leaders of America 1956- 1957, Library Club 1953-1955, Girls Athletic Association 1954-1955. I .1' ; , 11141 .f I I'll ll .1; 1 - 1 l1 1' 13.8 '..: THEODORE GRANGER journeyed to beautiful Luray Caverns. JOHN GREEN SHIRLEY MAE GRIFFIN National Honor Society 1956-1957, Future Teachers of America 1956-1957, Future Business Leaders of America 1955- 1957, Mirror STOH 1955-1957, Hobby Club 1956, Annual Staff 1956-1957, Vi- king Booster Club 1954-1955, English Club 1952-1953. C-LARENCE HALL Student Council 1952-1957, Science Club 1954, Baseball 1955-1956. 35 CORA HARDY Student Council 1952-1954, Diversified Occupation Club 1956-1957, Junior Red Cross 1953, Library Club 1954-1955. CLARENCE WESLEY HARRIS Football 1950-1953, Track 1950-1953. WALTER HARRIS We adopted Ivy League Choir 1952-1957, Cheering Squad 1955- 1956, Student Council 1952-1957, Dramatic Club 1955-1957, Future Teoch- ers of America 1953-1957, Mathematics Club 1952-1957, Mirror Stuff 1956-1957, 1 Hall Patrol 1952-1955, Annual Staff: 1 1956-1957, Medical Arts Club 1956, Vi- king Booster Club 1955-1956, Advertising Staff of the Huntingtonian 1956-1957 ' EDGAR CARDELL HARRIS l VIVIAN R. HARRIS Hobby Club 1955-1956, Student Council 1954, Band 1953-54, Future Teocheys of America 1952-1955, Mathematics Club 1952-1953. NAPOLEON WILLIAM HAYES, Jr. Track Team 1953-1955, Senior Bond 1955-1957. 711611111111 DOROTHY MAE HART Girls Athletic Association 1955-1957, Mathematics Club 1954-1955. 36 JEREMIAH HAYNES Football Team 1955-1957, Basketball Team 1953-57, Truck Team 1953. fashions as our favorite JANICE LA GLORIA HOPE Dance Group 1952-55, Science Club 1952-54, Girls Athletic Association 1955- 57, Annual Sme 1956-57, Mathematics Club 1956-57, Medical Club 1955-56. ARL IZABETH HAYES PE E1- GERALDINE HOPKINS AUBREY HERBIN am...- 5. V k .. -vajux5 .h A 37 MACK INMAN Football 1954-1957, Basketball 1954- 1957, Baseball 1954-1957, Student Patrol 1952-1957, Student Council 1952-1955, Industrial Arts Club 1954, Annual 5101? 1956-1957, Mirror Stuff 1956-1957. How happy we were to LONNIE EARNEST HUMPHREY, Jr. Baseball 1953-54, Basketball 1953-56. Future Teachers of America 1953-57, , Bond 1953-57, Mirror 31011 1957, Hobby '1 Club 1953-57, Mathematics Club 1953- 1 57, Viking Boosters Club 1954, Medical ' Arts Club 1956. . 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 111 Z 1 11 1 ANNIE MAE JAMES 1 1 1 001012135 HELEN INGRAM SYLVIA JACKSON 38 honor Clarence as our top ranking student. , FLORENCE JARRETT Student Council 1952-1953, Junior Red Cross 1953-1954. EDITH ALETTA JEFFERSON Future Business Leaders of America 1956- 1957, Future Teachers of America 1956- 1957, National Honor Society 1956-1957 Student Council 1Execufive CommiHee,1 1956-1957, Choir 1953-1954. CELESTINE JENKINS 39 DORIS DIANN JENKINS Choir 1953-1955, Mathematics Club 1955- 1956, Future Teachers of America 1955- 1957, Nurses Club 1956, Junior Red Cross 1953-1957. CLARENCE CHARLES JOHNSON III Mathematics Club 1954-1955, Choir 1953- 1957, Dromofics Club 1955-1957, Stu- dent Council 1952-1957, Executive Committee of The Student Council 1952-1957, Student Patrol 1955-1957, Medical Arts Club 1955-1956, Mirror $1011C 1956-1957, National Honor Sbciety 1956-1957, Editor-in-Chief of Hunting- tonicm 1956-1957, Senior Class Chaplain 1956-1957, Presidents Club 1956-1957, Advertising Sfof? of the Huntingtonion 1956-1957. GLADYS JONES In the Career Day ' BARBARA JONES Hobby Club, Girl's Athletic Association. l n '3 . EDWARD JONES 1 Baseball 1953-57, Truck 1954, Math Club 1952-57, Junior Red Cross, Hobby .1 ' Club. MARIE JOYNER HATTIE JONES 40 ,1 COZETTE KNIGHT 1 Girls Athletic Association 1955-1957. 1 sessions, we found helpful vocational gundance I ' V KAREN LEACHx 3, 1 Future Teachers of America 1954-1957, 1 Girls Athletic Association 1952-1956, Dromofics Club 1952-1954, Mirror StoFf 1953-1957, Choir 1953-1957. $ SAMUEL LEE Student Patrol 1953-1957, Mathematics Club 1953-1954, Mirror Stuff 1954-1957, Dromofics Club 1956-1957. RONALD JUDGE JAMES KNIGHT 41 PRESTON DORIKA MANGANA III Hobby Club 1953-1956, Student Patrol 1954-1957, Social Studies Club 1955- 1956. With members of the we toured the Future Teachers of America 1956-1957, Social Studies Club 1956-1957, Junior 1 1 CLARA ELIZABETH LLOYD Red Cross 1956-1957. ' JEAN HARLOW LYONS Student Council 1952-1953, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 1956-1957. PEARL DOROTHEA MASSENBERG BEATRICE LEAGELLA MANGRUM Future Business Leaders of America 1956- 1957, Mathematics Club 1956-1957, Hob- by Club 1953-1954, Band 1953-1957, Science Club 1954-1956, Future Nurses Club 1956-1957. 1 1 42 RETTA JEAN MATTHEWS Student Council 1953-1956, Future Teoch- ers of America 1953-1956, Viking Boosters Club 1954-1955. Social Studies Department, Nation's Capital. ETHERIOR FEE McKOY Student Council 1955-1956, Junior Red Cross 1955-1956, New Homemakers of America 1955-1956. YVONNE ANITA McCLUNEY Girls Athletic Association 1954. HELEN CELESTINE MATHIS New Homemakers of America Club 1956-1957. LEON EDWARD McCALLUM Choir 1955-1957, Social Studies Club 1954. 43 SHIRLEY McNEIL Future Teachers of America Club 1955- 1957, GAA 1955-57, Student Council 1952. We chose the Springtime Ruby, Emerald and Onyx MARY MclNTYRE MARY McNElL Hobby Club 1955-1957, New Home- makers of America 1956-1957. THOMAS MORRIS Football 1954-1956, Basketball 1956. DELORES MOORE 44 ring with Mother of Pearl, settings JOAN DELORES ORIE Mathematics Club 1953-1956, Science Club 1952-1953, Student Council 1954- 1956, Bond 1953-1957, Future Teachers of America 1952-1957, Nurses Club 1955- 1956. LENORA PALMER HELEN MARIE PARKER New Homemakers of 1955-1957, Future Business America Club 1956-1957. Club Leaders of America LeROY PERCEL PARKER Mirror StoH 1Edi'ror1 1955-1957, Mothe- mofics Club 1952-1954, Choir 1953-1955, National Honor Society 1956-1957, Hob- by Club 1955-1957, Social Studies Club 1955-1957, Student Council 1952-1957, Student Patrol 1953-1956, Science Club 1956-1957, Presidents Club 1956-1957, Medical Arts Club 1955-1956, Annual 51011 1956-1957, Advertising 51011 1956- 1957, Executive Committee Student Coun- cil 1956-57. PATRICIA ALZIRA PALMER Mathematics Club 1955-1957, Future Teachers of America 1956-1957, Future Business Leaders of America 1956-1957, Dramatics Club 1955-1957. 45 GLORIA TREMAINE PEARSON Dance Group 1952-1953, Choir 1953- 1955, National Honor Society 1956-1957. Marion won first prize in z? . 1' NATHANIEL PARKER 1 MARION JOANNE PAYNE Future Teachers of America 1953-1957, I Fufure Business Leaders of America 1955- 1957, Science Club 1955-1957, Mirror Stuff 1955-1957, National Honor Society 11 1956-1957, New Homemakers of America 1952-1953, Annual Stuff 1956-1957, '1 Presidents Club 1956-1957. ADDIE M. PERRY Bond 1954-1956, Future Teachers of America 1955-1956, Mathematics Club 1952-1957, National Honor Society 1956- 1957, Annual 5101? 1956-1957. MILTON THOMAS PERKINS Junior Bond 1954-1955, Senior Band 1955-1956. 46 CARL P. PHILLIPS Student Patrol 1952-1954, Student Coun- cil 1952-1955, Hobby Club 1956-1957, Bond 1952. the Elk1s Oratorical Contest. DORIS JEAN POE Junior Red Cross 1954-1955, Social Studies Club 1955-1956, Choir 1956- 1957. 1A.. 1 JUANITA PERRY ROBERT PONTON Junior Red Cross 1954-1955, Student Council 1955-1957, Annual Sfof? 1956- 1957, Science Club 1955-1957, National Honor Society 1956-1957, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 1956-1957, Presidents Club 1956-1957. WILLIAM CASSELLE PICOTT Ill Bond 1954-1955, Mathematics Club 1953- 1954, Science Club 1953-1954, Student Council 1956-1957, Annual Staff 1956- 1957, Advertising Stuff 1956-1957, Mirror Stuff 1956-1957, Student Patrol 1952-55, Junior Red Cross 1956-57. ?.r- 47 ' HENRY POPE Bond 1953-1957. MARY EDITH RAINEY Social Studies Club 1955-1956, Future Business Leaders of America 1956-1957, Girls Athletic Association 1955-1956. ANN CAROL RANEY Future Teachers of America 1952-1957, Student Council 1953-1957, National Honor Society 1956-1957, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 1956-1957, Dramatics Club 1956, Mirror Staff 1956- 1957, Annual 51011 1956-1957, Choir 1954-1955, Medical Arts Club 1956. GERTRUDE AMELIA REAVIS Girls Athletic Association 1954-1955, So- cial Studies Club 1956-1957, Student Council 1955-1956, Library Club 1953- 1956, Presidents Club 1955,1956. 48 The Annual Awards Day Recipients of CLAUDE ARTICE RICHARDSON Hobby Club 1952-1957, Science Club 1956-1957, Mathematics Club 1956-1957, National Honor Society 1956-1957, Fu- ture Teachers of America Club 1957, Baseball Team 1955-1957, Student Coun- ' cil 1952-1957, Annual 51011 1956-1957, 1 Mirror 51011 1955-1957, Advertising Sfof? : 19515-1957, J. v. Football Team 1952, S+Udenf Petrol 1952. . smjhs - v.9- -5 4-Ath-yr -F 4- $ Found Many of Us Special Praise DOREATHA RICHARDSON Future Business Leaders of America Club 1955-1957, New Homemakers of America Club 1956-1957. MARGARET LOUISE ROBERTSON New Homemakers of America Club 1954- 1955, Social Studies Club 1955-1956, Future Business Leaders of America Club 1956-1957, Girls Athletic Association 1955. GEORGE lEE ROBINSON Choir 1953-1957. 49 WILLIAM MOSES ROBINSON Student Council 1955-1956, Football Team 1955-1956, Baseball Team 1955- 1956, Industrial Arts Club 1955, Track Team 1954. JOSEPH ROSS Science Club 1953-1954, Track 1953, Band 1954-1957. HILDA LAVERNE SCOTT Hobby Club 1955-1956, Girls Athletic Association 1956-1957. We mastered the Mambo WANSER REGINA SAULS Future Teachers of America 1955-1957, J: Choir 1954-1957, Future Business Leaders 1 of America 1955-1957, National Honor 1' Society 1956-1957, Student Council 1Exec- ufive Committed 1954-1956, Mirror SfoH 1 1956-1957, Annual 81011 1956-1957. 1' Student Council 1956-1957, Future Busi- 1 ness Leaders of America 1956-1957, Pres- 1' iden'rs Club 1956-1957, Girls Athletic 1 1 Association 1953-1954, Junior Red Cross 1 1 1953. JUANITA ASTEEN SHARPLESS 11': Student Council 1952-1953, Motor Club 1 v 1 :1. HATTIE MAE SAVAGE 1955, Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 1956, Future Teachers of America 1956, Hobby Club 1956, Junior Red Cross 1955-1956, Girls Athletic Associa- tion 1955-1956, Viking Booster Club 1954, Mathematics Club 1953-1954. -- OTIS LEE SESSOMS Hall Patrol 1956-1957, Hobby Club 1956- 1957, Band 1953-1955. 50 p '1 NELSON SHIELDS, Jr. Hall Petrol 1952, Hobby Club 1952, I Track Team 1953, Choir 1954-57. and The Cha-cha-cha. V DELORES REBECCA LEE SIMPSON Mofhempfics Club 1952-53, New Home- 7 makers bf America 1955-57. Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 1956-57, Junior Bond 1953-54. 1 1S- 1 1 u x I BARBARA ANN SMITH Future Business Leaders of America 1356- 57, Girls Athletic Association 1954-55. COLEMAN VAL SHELTON Choir 1955-56, Hobby Club 1952-53, Junior Red Cross 1955. 1 5 a . j .' l1; 1 1 g k , . -. .1 HAZEL MARGIE SIMMS Hobby Club 1952, New Homemakers of America 1957, Future Teachers of Amer- ; 3 ica 1953-54. 1 51 1 LILLIE SNEED Dance Group 1952-53, Motor Club 1953- 54. Nancy worked x director of JACQUELINE NANNETTE SMITH Choir 1953-1957, Future Business Leaders of America 1956-57. NANCY DRUCILLA SMITH Student Council 1952-57, FUTure Teachers of America 1956-57, Dromofics Cl-Ub 1954-57, Girls Athletic Association 1955- 1 1 56, Mathematics Club 1954-57. JAMES RUDOLPH STEPHENS Baseball 1956-57, Football 1953-54, Moth Club 1952. GORDON LEE STARKS, Jr National Honor Society 1956-57, Student Council 1953-57, Executive Committee 1953-57, Future Teachers of America, Choir 1952-57, Annual Staff 1956-57, Advertising Staff 1956-57, Red Cross Council 1954-55, Medical Arts Club 1955-56, Dramatics Club 1953-57. 52 indefatigably as student Stolen Identity. 1 1 1 9 n 1 1 1 ,5 :1 f 1.2 1 1'1 '1 VERNARD STEPHENS Choir 1954-55, Social Studies Club 1957, Science Club 1956, Presidents Club 1957, Mirror 31on 1956-57. 1 I N HERMAN LASSITER STEPHENSON Bond 1954-57, National Honor Society 1957. ROSALIND STEPHENSON Future Business Leaders of America 1955- 56, Student Council 1952-54, Science Club 1952, Dance Group 1952. 53 FRANK SUMMERS BARBARA ANN THOMAS Junior Red Cross 1952-53, Choir 1952- 56, Student Council 1952-56, Future Business Leaders of America 1956, FU- ture Teachers of America 1954-56, Sen- ior Bond 1955-56, Mirror Staff 1956, Hobby Club 1954-56, Girls' Athletic Association 1953-56. ROSETTA DELORES UPSHUR New Homemakers of America 1953-54, Future Business Leaders of America 1956- 57, Girls' Athletic Association 1953-54. Praising and reprimanding, ,5 RICHARD H. THOMAS . Bond 1955-57, Industrial Arts Club 1954- 57, Hobby Club 1954. EUNICE ETHELEEN THOMPSON Future Business Leaders of America 19516- 1957, Library Club 1953-55, Choir 1954- 55, Girls Athletic Club 1954-55: ANN WALSTON Hobby Club 1952-53. MARY EARLE VIRGIL Future Teachers of America 1956-57, Jun- ior Red Cross 1956-57, Hobby Club 1955- 57. 54 our teachers influenced us. ALICE LORETTA WARD Student Council 1952-1953, Band 1954- 1956, Math Club 1955-1956, FTA Club 1955-1957, Nurses' Club 1956. FRANK WATSON Hobby Club 1954-1957, Math Club 1955- 1956, Industrial Club 1955-1956, Bose- ball Team 1955-1957. SYLVIA JEAN WATSON Hobby Club 1952-1953, Choir 1953-1055, Science Club 1955-1956, Nurses' Club 1956-1957, Business Club 1956-1957, Mirror 5105 1956-1957. 55 LORETTA COSBY WEST Choir 1952-1955, FTA 1953-1955, Hobby Club 1953-1954, Social Studies Club 1953-1955, Future Business Leaders of America 1954-1955. JAMES CALVIN WHEELER Bond 1954-1956, Hall Patrol 1955-1956. DOROTHY LEE WHITE K New Homemakers of America 1955-1956, Girls Athletic Association 1954-1955, Fu- ture Business Leaders of America 1954- 1955. CAROLYN WHITFIELD ARTHUR WI LLIAMS CARY WILLIAMS Student Patrol 1955-1956, Future Teach- ers of America, Student Council 1956- 1957, Junior Red Cross, Future Business Leaders of America. 56 As president of the student EARL WILLIAMS Basketball, Future Business Leaders of America Club. 1 1w council, Woodson served us faithfully. EDWARD WILLIAMS Student Council 1952-57, Football Team 1955-1956. SHIRLEY B. WILLIAMS Student Council 1952-1955, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 1956-1957, Vi- king Booster Club 1954, Future Teachers of America 1952-1953. ERWIN BERNARD WIMBERLY Football 19534955, Bond 19534957, Student Patrol 1955-56, Future Business Leaders of America 1954-1957. SHIRLEY ANN PATRICIA WIMBERLY Mathematics Club 1953-1954, Junior Red Cross 1956-1957, Motor Club 1954-1955, Future Teachers of America, Student Council 1954-1956, Bond 1953-1956, Girls' Athletic Association 1955-1957. ROBERT LLEWELLYN WOODSON Bond 1954-1957, Student Council 1953- 55, 1956-57, Mirror Stuff 1955-1957, Industrial Club 1954-1957, Math Club 1954-1957, National Honor Society 1956- 1957, Presidenfs' Club 1955-1957 c. . 5 m+.5 - d - h; JOHN YOUNG Bond 1954-1957. ROBERT LUTHER YOUNG Jr. Student Council 1952-1957, Bond 1953- 1956, Annual Staff, Industrial Club 1954, National Honor Society 1957. JOYCE RIDLEY LUCILLE PRETLOW 58 1X. '1 1 ALEASE JONES vm.- v ..- ;h . Gloria Thelma Allen Lynne Colverf Allen Herbert Jerome Bailey Oakley Bailey, Jr. Wilson Baptist Earl Alphonso Bates Susie Ann Bates Annie Delois Butts Leonard Henry Billups Mary Magdoline Bownes Esfon Lee Bowles Oscar Benny Boykins Julio Elizabeth Bradshaw Floyd L. Briley Raymond Aundroke Bristow Lillian Louvenic Britt James tha Broodnox Barbara Anne Brown Frances L. Brown Mattie Lee Brown Lillie M. Brunson Frank Bryant Thomas P. Bryant David Morris Buggs Joel Rofon Burnetfe James Albert Butler Rosetta Elizabeth Corr Mary Yvonne Carter Thurlow Lorry Chandler John Joseph Chapman Marva Louvenia Christian Ronald L. Coleman Preston Nathaniel Cooper Walter Lee Corry Joan Crowley Marian Olivia Crewe James Ashton Curtis Bertha Lee Cusock Erlin Davis Mary Louise Davis Mollie Jocquelin'e Davis Norman L. Davis Dele'r'rCI Lomour Denson Christine Dickens Nellie Dickens Joe E. Dixon Willie Junious Do!by James Weldon Douglas Joui Lou Douglas Wilbert A. Eons Ramona Antone'rtee Edmonds Doris Willneft Elam Ellcn V. Eley Evelyn Louise EVIcms William Earl Foison Ivono Antine'rte Folfz Edward Fifche'rf Arthur Lee Fox Barbara Jean Foye Gertrude Jeanette Fraser Theodore Darnell Freeman Annabel George Richard Martin Gillis, Jr. Oscar Givens, Jr. Franklin Delano Glee Jone Phyllis Godwin Theodore Granger, Jr. Barbara Anne Gran? John Oliver Green Class Roll Shirley Mae Grimn Clarence E. Hall, Jr.- ora Hardy Clarence Wesley Harris Edgar Cordell Harris Vivian R. Harris Walter C. Harris Dorothy Moe Hurt Napoleon William Hayes, Jr. Jeremiah Haynes Aubrey D. Herbin Dorothy Jean Holberf Janice LoGIorio Hope Geraldine Hopkins Jerome Howard, Jr. Tyrone Ward Howell Lonnie Earnest Humphrey Dolores Helen Ingram Mack lnmon Sylvia Ann Jackson Annie Mae James Florence Geraldine Jerretf Edith Arletfo Jefferson Celestine Jenkins Doris Dionn Jenkins Clarence Charles Johnson, Jr. Aleose Jones Barbara Jean Jones Edward M. Jones Gladys M. Jones Hattie Jones Leroy Jones Lynn W. Jordan Marie Joyner John Samuel Kelly CozeHe Knight James Knight quen Myles Leach Samuel Lee Clara Elizabeth Lloyd Ernest Percell Lyons Jean Harlow Lyons Preston Doriko Mongcna, Ill Beatrice Leozello Mongrum Pearl Dorothea Mossenburg Helen Celestine Mathis Retta Jean Matthews Delores Moore Thomas Roosvel'r Morris Leon Edward McCallum Yvonne Anita McCIuney Mary McIntyre Etherior Fee McKoy Mary Lou McNeil Shirley Jean McNeil Joon Delores Orie Lenora Juanita Palmer Nelson Palmer Patricia Alziro Palmer Helen Marie Parker LeRoy Percel Parker Nathaniel Lloyd Parker Marion Joanne Payne Gloria Tremaine Pearson Milton Thomas Perkins Addie M. Perry Juanita Perry Carl P. Phillips William Cosselle Picotf, Ill 59 James Nathaniel Pittman Doris Jean Poe Roberf Emery Ponfon Henry Pope Chauncey Elmore Pringle Rosa Irene Pringle Lucille Pretlow Mary Edith Roiney Ann Carol Roney Gertrude Amelia Reovis Claude Artice Richardson Dorea'rho Richardson Jouce Carson Ridley Margaret Louise Robertson Emanuel Lorenzo Robinson George Lee Robinson William Moses Robinson Joseph Ross Robert Louis Somuels Wonser Regina Souls Hoffie Moe Savage Hilda Laverne Scott Otis Lee Sessoms Juanita Asfeen Shorpless Coleman Shelton Nelson Shields Hazel Margie Simms Delores Rebecco Simpson Barbara A. Smith Jacquelyn Nannefte Smith Nancy Drucillo Smith Lillie Sneed Frederick Douglas Sprofley, Jr. Gordon Lee Starks, Jr. James R. Stephens Vernord Cor'rez Stephens Herman Lossifer Stephenson Rosaline Stephenson Simon Stubbs Frank Leo Summers Barbara Ann Thomas Richard Henry Thomas Eunice Etheleen Thompson Alexander Samuel Tucker, Jr. Richard Thomas Tyson Rosetta Delois Upshur Eddie June Valentine, Jr. Ann Elizabeth Vaughn Mary Earle Virgil Clarence J. Walker Ann Lois Walsfon Alice Loretta Ward Samuel MocDorsey Washington Frank Watson, Jr. Sylvia Jean Watson Loretta Cosby West James Calvin Wheeler Dorothy Lee White Corolyn Ernestine Whitfield Arthur Lee Williams, Jr. Carey Williams, Jr. Earl Barnett Williams Edward G. Williams Shirley B. Williams Ervin Bernard Wimberly Shirley Ann Wimberly Robert Llewellyn Woodson John Horrol Young Robert Luther Young, Jr. 1 '5. J : Ranking Students in the l957 ,; Graduating Class ,5 L.R.: Shirley Grimn, Roberf Woodson, Marion Payne, Clarence Johnson, Ann Carol Roney. 2ND ROW: l Ivono Fosz, GerTrude Fraser, Claude Richardson, Juanita Perry. 3RD ROW: RoberT Young, Addie Perry, . Wcmser Souls, Gordon Starks, Annie BcTTs. s T ' While enioying Their high school days, The members of The class of 1957 did noT 9 ' forgeT Their main obiecTive in oTTending school. They worked and worked diligenle T; e Trying To achieve scholosTicolly; The rivalry was keen and inTeresTing; however Clarence h Johnson oTToined fTFST place; RoberT Woodson, second; GerTrude Fraser and Gordon T STorks Tied for Third place. There were several Ties in The class; consequenle fourTeen persons are lisTed in The Upper TenTh of The class. 60 We Studied- You beT we did! There were Times when homework seemed The greoTesT evil ever ThoughT of. . .when you sToyed up unTiI Two o.m. finishing ThoT semesTer noTebook ThoT was due The nexT doy. . .when you used your lunch period To sTudy for ThoT chemisTry exam. . .ThoT day you ouTlined Those Three chopTers, and Teacher never looked oT Them! Will you every forget The Time you worked all of your Trig problems correcTIy. . .ond found you'd done The wrong page? Now we see ThoT all of our sTruggIes did accomplish someThing, olThough we do hoTe To acknowledge The Ted. Yes, we sTudied, buT ThoT is noT oll,. . .we learned. 61 We Received Grades Toward the end of the marking periods we worked harder. Our grades ran from hot to cold, but we tried anyhow. We were elated wi'rh A s We were proud of B s We were average of times wiTh C s We fell below par with D s We were too late with E s 62 We Dreamed- Ot castles, and Kings and everyday things...Of dresses and dances and, yes, wedding rings! We doydreomed, but some of our dreams were worthwhile. It really did seem impossible that you might one day become a famous surgeon. . .an engineer. . .0 teacher. Sometimes, if you'd ever grad- uate! Now that we have come this for, the dreams we fancied while reading about the Spanish Armada or the position of French ad- jectives, are not as silly, as distant as they once seemed. t We Socialized- And how! No less than two weeks after we had stompeded back to dear old H.H.S., we were treated with a big social. In casual sweaters, socks, and loafers, we promenaded to the music of a host of stars ton records of courselt With the homecoming festivities occuring a month earlier than usual we had very little time for the inevitable socializing which accom- panies decorating tor the big event. Pin-pierced fingers, hammer-struck thumbs, crooked seams and misplaced needles touchlt were all con- sequences of our near futile attempts to mix busi- ness with pleasure. Never- theless, Homecoming was the success it always has been! , We 'turned out en masse in our party best to dance to the music of a live band at the Home- coming oftair Reluctantly, but as always we bade our friends adieu at the 11th hour only to meet them again at Horriet'se- demolishing those delicious banana splits! . After woltzing through several veddy, veddy formal debutante balls and the Christmas and Valentine Socials, we were pretty pooped . But there we were at the Waistline Social, tape measurers in hond-holding in our tummies-trying to get' in for less than twenty cents! Every social, party, football and basketball game will be remem- bered fondly for a long time-ond those gob fests held in the cafeteria, the lobby, the library or any other available space, every hour on the hour, are firmly rooted in our hearts. 64 .A- -- o We rushed abouT- For many of us The school day begon CIT 7:45, for CT ThoT uneorThly hour we song Togg Cs oT choir reheorsoI-meT wiTh sleepy commiTTees-yowned Through The bond reheorsol-puT The finishing Touches on The homework inTerrupTed by Climax The nighT before- ond desperoTely crammed for That English Exam. Then, There were Those of us who broke all Trock records every o.m. bolTing in of The peol of The quorTer-of gong. OThers of us worried The oPhce force and thciols for check-ups on uniTs, grades, eTc. We raced To every class, deTerminedr To avoid The DR TThis yeorD only To discover ThoT The much needed GovernmenT and Physics Books loy complocenle in Their locker beds. We scurried obouT decoroTing Tor homecoming-collecTing od- verTisemenTs for The Mirror ond HunTingTonion-geTTing To Those end.- Iess club meeTingsm-Trying lofTen in voinT To obToin a choice spoT in The Long Groy Line which ossembled in The coTeTerio every day 01 ,mm 81 xvi:1 -L' Wd LT WTTQT?! Mm; Twelve and one oLclock-ThoT is, if you survived The noon-doy rush and mode H To The coTeTerio! We were busy, yeT we loved every minuTe. To Those who helped The ioniTors open and close school each day, we present This revised Theory All play and no work makes Jock a dull boy. -;... Heading the 1957 Huntingtonion Staff were Clarence Johnson and Leroy Parker, Editor dnd Assistant Editor. They were ably assisted by Gordon Starks cmd Gertrude Fraser who served as Senior Editors. Ann Carol .- Nww w- pr Roney, Janice Hope, Addie Perry, and Lynwood Freeman edited the Faculty, Organization and Sports Sections. The Faculty Committee consisted of Misses Patricio Hayes, Iris Powell and L. K. Frazier, Mrs.Nancy Carter, Messieurs N. J. Pleasant, C. P. Forror, J. W. Roysfer and W. N. Davis,ond George Cunningham. Pot and Peggy struggle to meet the deadline. We Toiled xx; :1 ll .l 'i lll'i We scratched heads, stretched imaginations, clicked shutters and pounded Typewriters tirelessly frying To write copy, get pictures of all events, meet deadlines and produce a yearbook that would reflect credit upon our school. However, when the final words were written and the last bit of copy mailed we heaved c: sigh of relief but wondered how we would spend those extra hours. h'h-igu .1 -- A .- 223 D. - ' 7.. . , . I '12:; ' iIll ......l 12.29?- ww H. E! I Trudging endless miles through rain, snow and sleet, our advertising staff worked hard to help meet a huge budget 67 Within These Walls . . . Tl, We Made Friends- , ;. Oh, sure we loved all those Physics tests. . .those English themes ...Government outlines, and les vocobuloires de troncois. However, perhaps we enjoyed most making friends. Ah, yes, Friendship! l'that is 0 man without 0 friend? A friend to lend you lunch money when your monetary funds are temporarily exhausted. . .0 friend who lent you his class notes for that day you fell asleep in Algebra. . .0 friend to wear your class ring on her fourth tinger-left hond. . .0 friend who will keep a secret. . .0 friend who shores his umbrella on a rainy day. . .0 funny fellow who makes you laugh when the team has lost 0 game and your world is at on end. . .0 friend who sympothizes when things are going wrong -3 u-a...-- .. Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love and to be loved, is the greatest happiness of one's existence! We will always remember fondly the worm companionship we found in friendships we mode at Huntington. 68 Class of I948 is honor guest at Homecoming Activities Nancy Smith and Morvo Christian assist during the ceremonies honoring Miss Homecoming of 1948, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Winigate. Among fhe most beautiful floats was that of The Student Council. The FTA, too, was iusfly proud of its gorgeous float. 69 Junior-Sen May 24th, 1956! For four years we looked forward To if- 7O for four hours we enioyed if. Forever, we shall remember if! a 71 ths SMARTEST GIRL Gertrude Fraser Doreofha Richardson and William Robinson 3 ' i QUIETEST MOST COMICAL BOY James Pittman and Jean .Lyons Wilson Baptist MOST AMBITIOUS ' v Robert Woodson and Edith Jefferson MOST DlG-NIFIED . Esfon Bowles and Gertrude Fraser , , I H: 1 ' TALLEST AND SHORTEST BOY Earl Foison and Leroy Jones r . q '. J o i ' BEST ATHLETE ' Lonnie Humphrey and Annie Buffs ?EP- 4... , :t l 4553;. i; '4 . , 79?; .- r.';. ' Vi : . 4A BEST DRESSED Coleman 'Shelton and Eunice Thomp- son 3! SMARTEST BOY Clarence Johnson ' A En 4.. BEST SINGERS Annabelle George and LeRoy Parker MOST COMICAL GIRL NEATEST Joan Crowley Edward Fitchett and Slyvia Watson BEST ACTORS Romoncl Edmonds and Edger Harris J, MOST POPULAR Earl Faison and Joan Orie 1: ' a ., 7' B. w n. im . II .I 3' 3 SHORTEST AND TALLEST GIRL 3217 Celestine Jenkins and Vivian Harris BEST DANCERS Clarence Crawford and Alease Jones 3 .5? MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Clarence Johnson and Addie Perry 3 n- 73 Joan Orie, Robert Woodson, and Robert Young Find that Physics although considered hard makes for a better understanding of our complicated environment. Here they are checking the lows of vibration using the sonomefer in c: classroom demonstration. rowN g1 . Claude Richardson, an enthusiastic future aeronautical engineer views 0 practical application of Brenoulis principle for his experiment to be Taken to The State Science Conference. Gazing cf the display of hobbies of fellow classmates causes these seniors to consider one of their own. Although only a few of us dared 'ro cross the fhreshold to The Solid Geometry Class those brave souls who b did found the subject very interesting. 75 Diversified Occupation Program 1 Mcmy of the seniors Take advantage of the Diversified Occupation Program ; whereby they attend school one half day and spend The ofhe: half in actual practice in the vocational field in which They are interested. Mr. Churchill Robinson serves as co-ordinofor. ' l . FIRST ROW: Left to Right-Elmore Pringle, Richard Gillis, Lucille Pretlow, Lynwood Dargan, Celestine Jenkins, Louis Evans. SECOND ROW: Arthur Fox, Ref'ro Matthews, Julia Bradshaw, John Green, Cora Hardy. l h l I? h FIRST ROW: Left to Righf-Lore'rfo Cosby, Barbara Brown,-Elnora Cloud, Carolyn Whitfield, Ann Vaughn, Wilbert Eons. SECOND ROW: Thurlow Chandler, Ramona Edmonds, Dorothy Holbert, Addie Perry, Clarence Walker. THIRD ROW: Joe Dixon and Walter Harris. . FIRST ROW: L to R-Nellie Oglesby, Mary Manley, Pecolio Hopson, Maxine Lowrences, Sarah Cummings, Clara Hunter, Mary Piffmo'n, Mary James, Naomi Stephenson, Henrietta RufFIn. SECOND ROW: Woodrow Holmes, Bernard Broxton, Thomas Jackson, Sirles'rer Byrd, Walter Jones, Ollie Elozier, Sidney Bronson, Charles Outferbridge. THIRD ROW: Nelson Carter, Gene Moore, Reginald Brown, William H. Harris, Norman Poe, Henry Stewart. , x o, L . t ., . .. yaw $3$ 5 . ' - ;',.: 7$ a: ?M' ' -w ':. v if ?:Q'J . FIRST ROW: L to R-Murlene Cofield, Hermine Bacofe, Rosetta Harris, Barbara Fletcher, Annie Gatling, Catherine Bowens, Devifo Jones, Loretta Pretlow. SECOND ROW: Harriet Fletcher, Patricio Boily,Beffie Bailey, Sondra Downing, Thelma Chandler, Loretta Bates, Helen Boston, Hazel Parker. THIRD ROW: Jesse , Pafricks, Henry Flood, Theadore Fitzgerald, Zone Gray, William Hoskef, John Lane, James Jones. FOURTH I ROW: Allen Franklin, Junius Hall, Ecrnesf Avenf, Freddie Randell, John Riddict, Robert Simms, George ! ' Jenkins, Wendell Walker. 78 FIRST ROW: L To R-Cordelio CorroH, Mamie Alsfon, Jcmnefte C. Hill, Martha Pippen, Levon Richardson Marion Williams, Bette Gross, Ethel Ashlock, Ruth Grant, Geraldine Green. SECOND ROW: Wendell Washington, Fred Wilson, Barbara Starks, Marvis Bingham, Elaine Jordon, William Veols, Tyrone William . Briggs, Haywood Wylie. THIRD ROW: Garland Lombefh, Jerome Young, Horace Jones, Cleveland Taylor, q John Moody, John Young, Fred Tyler, James Gwolfney, George Smith. I ' . . A 4 ' P h 7 .- ,. . .'. . . . . FIRST ROW: L to R-Elizobefh Mathis, Joyce Beverly, Barbara Welch, Cynthia Davis, Constance McCarthy, Lillion Ashcroft, Dezolcl Supp, Ruth Scott, Lefhio Vaughan. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Bradshaw, Willie r Mae Morris, Willie Mae Emanuel, Maude Washington, Ruth Craig, Corrine Jones, Frances Anderson, Blanche Doles. THIRD ROW: Joseph Worsley, McDonald Long, Othello Alston, Lorenzo Thompson, Daniel Holmes, Harry Howard. 79 A g l FIRST ROW: L to R-Margoref Rowe, Barbara Jenkins, Evelyn Burgess, Lottie Bazemore, Frances Savage, Audrey Nichols, Geraldine Tate, Ernestine Newby, Aleose Roiney. SECOND ROW: Shirley Sample, Shirley Gregory, Madeline Maxwell, Marie Holman, Mary Pope, Deloris Mills, James Davis, Robert Crowley, Floyd Hobson. THIRD ROW: Enoch Lu'ron, Alonzo Deoring, Ellsworth Hilf, Thomas Scott, Rudolph Barnes, Milton Richardson, Steve Douglas, Charles Dooley. FOURTH ROW: Alvin Holmes, Isaac Robertson, Linwood Sedgwich. FIRST ROW: L to R-Shirley Sfi'rh, Myrtle Bo'rfs, Georgia Andrews, Margaret Johnson, Annie Bishop, Virginia Hardy, Loretta Granger, Delores Ecms, and Josephine Wright. SECOND ROW: Valfon King, Betty Staples, Mable Hill, Margaret Crenshow, Jacqueline Ponton, Elizabeth Grimn, Barbara Marshall, Elaine Johnson, and Delores Johnson. THIRD ROW: Earl Kelly, Howard Smith, Herbert Godwin, Wendon Davis, LeRoy Bocofe, Alonzo Bell, Wilmer Grant, and George Hudson. FOURTH ROW: Morgan Dawkins. 80 .a-. g,.. -.-- .. ..-. .. .- . -- A FIRST ROW: L to R-Dione Tucker, Dorothy Whitaker, Marion Johnson, Constance Wallace, Loretta Smith, Mildred Smith, Cynthia Williams, Barbara GorreTf, Thelma Bowser. SECOND ROW: Alphonso Slade, Helen Boyd, Claudette Burton, Josephine Eldridge, Clara Powell, Edith Dixon, Moriorie Lee, Ernest Gorham. THIRD ROW: Alfred Boyd, William Atkins, Oliver Valentine, Charles Green, Randolph Fox, Leslie Brown, Franklyn Boyd, Benicmin McRae. FOURTH ROW: Robert Johnson, Raymond Driver, Robert Choppell, Lenious Smith, James Hicks, Willie Green, Jesse Woodard. V E, .,-vtx. 'r 9. b. FIRST ROW: L to R-Borboro D. Reed, Shirley Mabry, Cor01yn COOper, Queen E. Williams, Carolyn D. Gray, Vivian Bingham, Viola C. Holmes, Shirley Russell. SECOND ROW: Celestine Dunlap, Sylvia Dukes, Lula D. Anderson, Audrey Haynes, Helen O. Tobias, Blanche W. Fulcher, Benzene Jefferson, Delores Boyd. THIRD ROW: Norman Williams, Herbert L. Broodnox, Eugene Harris, James Dickens, Burton TA Wright, Allen Thomas, Wilbert A. Tynes. FOURTH ROW: Lonnie D. Whitaker, Warner Palmer, Edison L. White, Ernest J. Roberts, Willie Walston. 81 Sophomores FIRST ROW: L f0 R-Annie Lee Bethea, Corrie B. Driver, Sarah Futrell, Helen Hawkins, Charity Dalton, Barbara AnnLWiIson, Annette Tynes, Anita M. Edmonds. SECOND ROW: Roosevelt White, James Jones, Thomas Culpepper, Willie Clark, William Johnson, James Pender. THIRD ROW: Melvin West, Joke Hailey, James Britt, Grim Pittman, Thomas Middleton. FIRST ROW: L to R-Borbara Graham, Corrie Lewis, Lucy Hawkins, Wilhelmena McClunney, Doris Garret, Marie Buggs, Zelma Boykins, Faye Harrell, Janice Whitfield, Roberto Buie. SECOND ROW: John Smith, George Lumpkin, Joe Johnson, Charles Hopkins, Alfredo: Jennings, Gloria Edwards, Amy Haynes, Raymond King, Charles Jones. THIRD ROW: Curtis Williams, William Davis, Otis Longford, Jr., Leroy Mosh, Eddie Webb, Samuel Jones, Roy Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Edward Travis, Thomas H. Jackson, Edward Wilkins, Samuel Tate, Roscoe Granger, Alonzo Zeigler, Joseph Orie. 1 FIRST ROW: L to R-Shirley Johnson, Elsie Graham, Mary Mitchell, Gloria Cox, Carrie Turner, Vivian Jones, Rosabelle Jenkins, Joan Parker, Sylvia Chamberlain. SECOND ROW: Jerome Atkins, Virginia Simms, Julia Howard, Sarah Kelley, Gloria Keller, Elnora Fleming, Elnora Mitchell, Shoaron Hawkins, Bernice Blizzard, Dorothy! Payne. THIRD ROW: Robert Taylor, James Stevenson, Marvin Council, James Williams, Bernard 'Dhiflow, Jolly Richardson, William Pierce, Norman Baptist, James Ford. FOURTH ROW: Robert Scott, Eori Ponce, Andrew Dowkins. FIRST ROW: L to R-thel Heborn, Margie Baker, Victoria Moore, Gloria Joyner, Dorothy Wiggins, Joan Binns, Jean Owens, Yvonne Butts, Ann Williams. SECOND ROW: Ernest Cummings, Wesely Carter, Isobel! Hcgmon, Joyce Liscombe, James Williams, Willie Floyd, James Groves, William Dickens. THIRD ROW: William Cooke, Lawrence Jackson, Roliegh Holley, William Jones, Roberf Pringle, Tyrone Melvin, Linwood Drew. FOURTH ROW: James Alston, Lufrelle Bryant, Lewis Jackson. 7n:: A - wwm-z-irw rv FIRST ROW: L to RmVermoncl Ellis, Christian Robinson, Jean MC Queen, Lolcn Humphrey, Peggy Dabney, U Annette Green, Pearlie Spencer, Ardello Chappell, Mildred Baker. SECOND ROW: Willie Moe McNaire, Carolyn Russell, Jacqueline Grant, Messenger Beckett, George Denson, Annette Richardson, Helen Coppedge, Ernestine Strickland, Clara Pearce. THIRD ROW: Shirley Broodnox, La Verne Keller, Milton Gregory, Paul Thompson, Willie Little John, Cecii Patterson, Egerfho Alston, Jeannette Richardson, Daniel Robinson. v w : 2- , E FIRST ROW: L to R-Helen Williams, Ruby Robinson, Katie Felton, Ccnolyn Scroputja, Gloria Gray, Mavis l Garrett, Yvonne Chase, Celestine Campbell. SECOND ROW: Juanita Inmon, Christine Mc Neil, Olivia J Grewe, Joan Harrell, Estelle Middleton, Louise Williams, Beatrice Washington, Juanita Johnson. THIRD ROW: i Bobby Crews, Samuel Henley, Willie Stephenson, William Harris, Robert Gatling, Florifis Davis, Russell t Scott, Victor Valentine. FOURTH ROW: Floyd Jackson, William Gray, Freddie Phillips, Morris O'Garro, - LI Sylvester Hobson, Alton Neal, Randall Drew. g ' 8+ 32 5;: 3;: FIRST ROW: L to R-Morie Cockerhan, Silva Fields, Orelia Alston, Ann Ford, Dorothy Washington, Jacqueline Harrell, Fay Gaines, Rhoda Halfiwonger, Gloria Braxton. SECOND ROW: Mary S'rewor'r, Jean Keo, Delorise Flippen, Deloris Reid, Marion Smith, Barbara Roiney, Carolyn Watkins, Elnora Orie.THIRD ROW: Ruben Buggs, Andrew, L. Jones, James N. Mitchell, Samuel Jorman, Vaughan Cofield, Jones McClain, Joseph Croy'ron. FOURTH ROW: Frank Burrell, George Jolly, Lcrnie Hayes, Gory Goodman, McKinley Brown, Andrew Johnson, Richard Croewell. FIRST ROW: L to R-Mory Watson, Ruth Stephenson, Marie Gregory, Mary Paige, Sarah Hopson, Doris Letfle, Eloise Johnson, Eloise DiEkens, Barbara Harris. SECOND ROW: Elmira Fulghom, Leolo Coleman, Yvette Minor, Marguerite Wilkins, Gloria Lewis, Moriorie Faulcon, Gloria Harrison, Minerva Lowery. THIRD ROW: James Sawyer, Stanley Howard, Wilbert Brinkley, Bernard Davis, Charles Knight, Charles Manly, Melvin Faison, Douglas Lombeth, Lowerence Wilkins, Robert Jones, Ernest Williams. 85 Freshmen m: A ;.......l - - ; - J . 1 O I . . L . - I r '. ' p... 7' I . ?T'Ivu 1 .I', .Jv a ?li FIRST ROW: L to R-.Mabel Jenkins, Joyce Longford, Carrie Coston, Jean Foulk, Jennie Williams, 51 Barbara Sears, Norcissie Ridley, Louvenia Robinson, Martha Washington. SECOND ROW: George Blizzard, E Ashley Ross, Alfreid Hill, Brenda Robinson, Blorchie Mc Donald, Jecm Dixon, Charles Mc Daniel, Walter ' Driver, Richard Barnes. THIRD ROW: Dan Boswell, James Ashe, Curtis Divers, Marcellus Harris, James Ashelock FIRST ROW: L to R-Ccrmer LoCo'rt, Brenda Peters, Mary Robinson, Vernel Banks, Idell Watson, Minnie Williams, Alice Burrell, Shirley Aven'r, Delores James, Barbara Manly. SECOND ROW: Doris Brown, Clara Goodwin, Jeffsye Simpson, Joyce Hobson, Lillin Wastson, Jeon Zeigler, Gloria Poe, Carolyn Graham. Shirley Jordan. THIRD ROW: Warren Bailey, Beverly Ellis, Thomas Johnson, Robert Ross, Leonard Goodman, 'rene Wright, Ronald Jones, Joseph Williams, Rudolph Tucker, Joseph Thomas. . 86 FIRST ROW: L to R-Lucille Horton, Iris Saunders, Glourucio Swindell, Arlene Campbell, Barbara Taylor, Carol Holmes, Joanna Edwards, Rosa Mary Smith, Princetfo Terry, Barbara Dooley, Aretha Williams, Agnes Jurrel. SECOND ROW: Irene Wright, Carolyn Boykins, Catherine Grant, Rochelle Eley, Beverly Carter, Marion Parhom, Carole Atkins, Estelle Kelley, Gloria Eorlie, Marsha Smith. THIRD ROW: Joseph Nicholson, Alphonso Holf, Oscar Goskins, Joseph Paul, William Bowser, Aaron Blizzard, Albert Toon, Roland Dixon. BACK: Thomas Wotford. David Hill. .. FIRST ROW: L to R-Mory Flood, Phyllis, Wright, Naomi Debreouz, Cordell Jones, Gloria Whitfield, Portia Anderson, Elnora Bryant, Loretta Ingram, Merchorles Young, Anne BrOWn, Mildred Williams. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Branch, John Hawkins, Henry Wilson, Bert Dole, Pernell Rumn, Julius Doles, Joseph Clark, Raymond Jacobs, James Holman. THIRD ROW: Henry Jones, Alvin Carter, Lawrence Atkins, George Buggs, ' George Scott, Emanuel Powers, James Tr'ower, Paul Lewis, Mocciah Welch. TOP ROW: John Wheeler, Joseph Thomas. 8 7 : FIRST ROW: L To R-Cc1rrie Cofmon, Blanche Gilchrist, Willie Moe Coleman, Jeanette Drake, Dionne Johnson, Shirley Hampton, Joyce McBride, Moe Alice Webb. SECOND ROW: Eorline Bradshaw, Nancy Hartwell, Adline Johnson, Marion Coleman, Shirley M. Jones, Gloria Washington, Gladys Hogmon. THIRD ROW: David Perry, William Dixon, William Mangono, Alfred Pearson, Cleo Davis, Howard Roiney, ': Bobby Cooper. FOURTH ROW: Hollie Lee, John Roundfree, Rudolph Eldridge, William Bryant, William i Birchefte, James Moore, Cleophus Clark, Jerome Lee. FIRST ROW: L to R-Margorgf Smith, Peggy Davis, Jonnay HopeXBeTh Yonceyf Barbara Joyner, Mildred Chandler, Esther Wynder, Ado Kee, Pearl Holmes, Marion Ingram. SECOND ROW: Lenora Bailey, Gloria Williams, Mary Helen Thomas, Clermen'rine Watkins, Katherine Clarke, Arlene Carroll, Brenda Thorpe, Janie Pierce, Maureen Souls, Edna lvey. THIRD ROW: Shirley Mathis, John Hobson, Theodore Randall, Alfred Crews, John McCallum, Lewis Wheeler, Melvin Chambers, Warren Drew, Horace Dearing, Melvin White, D'Alfon Williamson. FOURTH ROW: Wal'rer Gurley, Samuel Lufon, James Zeigler. 88 ; 1 f L ' i 6 H M FIRST ROW: L to R-Barboro Johnson, Louise Mitchell, Julio Hebron, Delores Norris, Brenda Tucker, Gloria Jean Nelson, Rosa Lee Harrell, Elsie Wood, Elizabeth Newby. SECOND ROW: Ruth Keorse, Doretho ' Oliver, Be'r'ry Ann Logan, Juanita Jones, Mary Gardner, Sylvia Sidney, Georgianne Foulcon, Eunice Simpson. THIRD ROW: Charles Edmonds, Matthew Brown, John W. Nichols, James R. Jones, Jasper Bell, John A. Summers, Rudolph Wilkins, Arthur Harris. FOURTH ROW: Archie Bates, Wallace Edmond. L t h ' 1 b D 5 FIRST ROW: L to R-Alice Johnson, Virginia Garrett, Aurora Jennings, Patricio Hines, Emma Sellers, Jacqueline George, Yvonne Haskins, Barbara Hampton. SECOND ROW: Mary Brown, Elsie Jones, Patricia ' . Harrison, Virginia Reed, Shirley Stevenson, Olivia Dobney, Shirley Carter, Shirley Coppedge, Barbara i Murrell. THIRD ROW: Gloria Davis, John Foster, Norman Greene, Otho Savage, David Hayes, William I Alston, Oscar Smith, Nathaniel Harvey, DeVero Wols'ron. 89 s a I . , . . , , , n; 7e. - , u v A. ' ,. .' . , v . aw , ' ' , . . 4- . - a n - v ' ' r ' . . ' - . . - ' a . -,- L'..,o IV ,- FIRST ROW: L To R-Elsie Reavis, Elouise Jackson, Delores Marshall, Daisy Brandon, Woodsie Johnson, Mary Ann Smith, Betty Montgomery, Mary Smith, Shirley Taylor, Loretta Robinson. SECOND ROW: , Philip Morris, George Brown, Roy Lee Carter, Hubert Grodnison, William Taliferro, Melvin Christian, Lorry i ; Price, Lawrence Williams, Tyrone Dorsey. THIRD ROW: James Elom, Herbert Grondison, John Ash, Bernice I Evans, Rululph Sfubbs, Eugene Ford, James Ashlock, Woodrow Wilson, Melvin Edmons, Randolph Eld- E 1 ridge. BACK CENTER: Jeneral James. I FIRST ROW L to R-Jecm Bristow, Jeanette Thomas, Thelma Waller, Delores Rowler, Judie Sounders, Lucy Johnston, Katie Mitchell, Thelma Green. SECOND ROW: Vernoro Daniel, LoVerne Bocofe, Shirley Gurley, Juanita Smith, Vonda Jackson, Shirley Dickens, Delores Reese. THIRD ROW: Fuller Judge, Franklin Wilson, Calvin McPhaHer, Macarthy Graham, Floyd Green, John Boone, Claude Parker, Charlie Hoffetf. FOURTH ROW: James Campbell, McArthur Sanders, Wendell Orie, Earl Moupin, Edward Long, Issac Reid, John Christian, David Virgil. FIFTH ROW: Johnny Wood, Leonard Williams. 90 I , . - I f Eighth Grades L... J. FIRST ROW: L to R-Jacqueline Hartwell, Alberto Dickens, Brenda Hodges, Dorothy Edmonds, Ernestine Robinson, Mildred Green, Joyce Travis, Ramonia Jarrett, Joan Godwin. SECOND ROW: James Crowell, Johnny Roberts, Alice Drew, Hemline Fields, Jeannette McCIendon, Verdell Williams, Aaron Corbett, 3 Herman Brown. THIRD ROW: James Cos'ron, Johnny Freeman, Alphonso Lewis, Malcolm Holmes, Paul ' Owens, Lawerence Hawkins, Arthur Davis, Nathaniel Hunter. FOURTH ROW: Robert King, Sampson Roberts, Ronald Bartlett, Willie Pegram, Fred Futrell. FIRST ROW: L to R-Hilda Ryols, Betty Davis, Josephine Freeman, Barbara Lewis, Sylvia Lunsford, Elsie Walker, Brenda Palmer, Carolyn Allen. SECOND ROW: Barbara Keller, Janette Bircheffe, Madeline. Orie, Paula Edwards, Sylvia Crutchfueld, Jessie Scott, Vivian Sawyer, Jean Low. THIRD ROW: Joseph Buggs, William Moyfield, James Holmes, Ada Jones, Marita Meyers, Percell Whittaker, William Patterson, : Spurgeon Woodard. FOURTH ROW: George Williams, Ralph Christian, William Walker, Fred Ellis, Reginald Curtis, Johnny Davis, Harvey Dawkins, Eddie Roy Jones. FIFTH ROW: Alvin Baptist, John Gunter, Carl Piggetf. 91 FIRST ROW: L to R-Potricia Taylor, Rosanna Woodard, Yvonne Stephens, Mable Fifcheffe, Julio McCain, Jacqueline Brown, Bernice Jefferson, Shirley Jackson, Carolyn Brown. SECOND ROW: Joyce Crawford, Mary Diggs, Barbara Eley, Cora King, Sondra West, Marie Hayes, Barbara Coward, Pattie Avent, Harold Belle. THIRD ROW: Robert Brown, William Gardner, Carl Lombefh, James Hall, William Joyner, Alfred Hoskins, Jessie Igrom, Melvin Green, Lawrence Dockery. FOURTH ROW: William Jones, Alexander Gaines, Seward Hunter, Howard Jackson, Bernard Smith, James Jenkins, Harold Jackson. FIRST ROW: L to R-Brenda Bell, Josephine Robinson, Effie Gwalfney, Anneffe Pitt, Mary C. Williams, Mary Craig, Shirley Hughes, Rosa Clark. SECOND ROW: William Bczemore, Charles Summers, Mariam Young, Valerie Brothers, Rosetta Pittman, Jeannette Tynes, Willie Cousins, Samuel Clarke. THIRD ROW: Raymond Goodwin, Ronald Buie, Joseph Eley, Robert Buie, Leofha Wilson, Clarence Shelton, Otto Bollard, Charles Jackson. FOURTH ROW: James Grey, Allen Richardson, Edward Tynes, Horace Harris, George Jorreft. 9'2 FIRST ROW: L to R-Bernice Johnson, Elvira Burton, Barbara Ann Banks, Barbara L. Banks, Loretta Goodwin, Eunice Chapman, Louise Jones, Edith Wilson. SECOND ROW: Sammie Brown, Edward Sterling, 3.Beniamin Hardy, John Furby, Voris Savage, Richard Foison, Robert Dough, Willie Perry. THIRD ROW: Frank Debrule, Edward Robinson, Jesse Bradley, Isaac Mines, Ruppert Jones, James Davis, Luther White. FOURTH ROW: Collins Moore, Jimmy Lunsford, Bowling Keo. FIRST ROW: L to R-Ellesfine Jacobs, Edna Davenport, Rosilyn Wilks, Dorothy Nichols, Doris Long, Margaret Sounders, Deanna Parker, lvery Woods, Barbara White. SECOND ROW: Froncise Freeman, Mary Peermon, Gladys Bailey, Barbara Perry, Eva Hamlin, Cynthia Harris, Frances Puryeor, Ethel Wordreft, Barbara Adkins. THIRD ROW: Hermon Hill, Carl Turner, James Edwards, Vernon Godwin, Alfred Moses, Lufrelle Wc'keFIeld, Joseph Avent, Charles Lufle, Henry Lyons. FOURTH ROW: Edward Byrd, Alfred Slade, Richard Scott, George King, Daniel Jackson, Thurman Sounders, James Foulk, Joseph Powell, John Bardy. 93 FIRST ROW: L to R Dorothy Washington, Vivian Brcxfon, Katherine Sherin, Lillian Jones, Ella Beavine, Dorothy Moe Lee Richardson, Shirley Williams, Mary Young. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Richardson, Cleo McKay, Geraldine Corr, Juanita Taliaferro, Annie Drew, Sandro Ashcroft, Moriorie Graham, Johnsie Boyd, Patricio Harrison. THIRD ROW: Tommy Downs, Johns Hayes, Donald Toon, George Whitfield, Ivon Armfield, Charles Richardson, Thomas Evans, Jermioh White, James Walton. FOURTH ROW: Edwin Baptist, Nelson Johnson, Mock Owens, Melvin Foster, Clayton Spratly, Floyd Bailey, Timothy Harris, Henry Boone. FIFTH ROW: Donnie Cox, Alber'r Rumble, Tommy Carroll. , FIRST ROW: L to R-Jeon McMilIon, Erma Lyons, Carol Robinson, Autrey Lee Taylor, Shelia Minor,Morie Chovers, Rosa Lee McRoe, Josephine Baskie. SECOND ROW: Joann Lewis, Linda Jefer, Carol Crowell, Carolyn Harrell, Mary Davis, Ann Brown, Novella Copeland, Persie Lee Redd, Jo Ann Williams. THIRD ROW: Clifton Owens, Fred Jones, Robert Dorgcn, Ira Mc Millan, Albert Gross, Harold Valentine, James Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Milton Bates, Wilbert Roberts, George Mocklin, James Avenf, Clifton Gilchrist. 47 FIRST ROW: L to R-Beffy Evans, Shirley Grimes, Mamie Ramsey, Eugenio Watson, Essie Lowery, Alma Carter, Barbara Newman, Dorothy Banks, Mary Vaughan, Mary Williams. SECOND ROW: Mary Coward, Creolo Stephenson, Barbara Longford, Amazo Grant, Viola Ray, Bertha Holmes, Joyceline Holland, Dorothy Gaines, Ernestine Holland. THIRD ROW: James Hill, Wilbert Higgs, Willie Whitaker, James Burton, Leslie McCollum, Mock Wright, Sherman Yorborough, Elizah Washington, Jimmie Summers. FOURTH ROW: Freddie James, HorGCe Chovers, Edward Wright, Jessie Alston, Thomas Vaughan, Tony Roberts. FIRST ROW: L to R-Gloria Watkins, Velma Byrd, Delores Perry, Marion Davis, Irene Glee, Annice Jefferson, Dianne Staples, Margaret Doles, Novella Wooden, Ruth Collins. SECOND ROW: Willie Brown, Annie McClunney, Sandra Brown, Mozefto McNeiH, Joanne Mills, Juanita Russell, Clara Jackson, Barbara Berkley, Ellwood Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Christopher Boyd, Henry Johnson, David Weaver, Warren Harvey, Robert Jenkins, John Flood, Frank Harris, Fred Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Colon Brinkley, Alvin Jackson, John Reese, William Bell, William Banks. 95 FIRST ROW: L to R-Borbora Miles, Fannie Scof'r, Brenda Jones, Camille Atkins, Esther Croyton, Mariorie Browne, Catherine Brooks, Joyce Bowser, Sandro Russell. SECOND ROW: Alice Davis, Janie Fruiff, Signorc Fogg, Iris Taylor, Juanita Malloy, Janice Rainey, Carolyn Dunn. THIRD ROW: Robert Whitehead, John Whitehead, Theresa Howard, Carolyn Sedgewick, Janette Hamlin, Barbara Ponton, Shirley Zeigler, Jesse Pcrham, Albert Jones. FOURTH ROW: Wesley Williams, William Davis, Walter Atkins, Aophonso Perry, Clarence Small, Arnold Melvin, Hariles Gilchrist, Jammie Cooke, John Jackson. FIFTH ROW: Otis Richardson, Jerry Fauntleroy, Ronold Bailey, John Warren, Philip McCallum, Clarence Grunt. Within These halls, we engaged in activities which involved uses of hands as well as head and heart. Classes and activities in The Vocaiional Department have begun for some of us The oc- cupational pursuiis which we will follow,- for others, fhey have provided many interesting and purpose- ful hours. Bricklaying, ceramics, auto mechanics, wood- work, mechanical drawing, general shop, home nursing, cooking, sewing fypewri'ring, shorfhond, bookkeeping, general business-oll of these coures are open To Huntington students. Theodore Freeman, Samuel Lee, and Robert Samuels iAufomobile Mechanicsi u-xu; -. r- . her. HEW w ' i . 'e .i. 1 - -' i? w Billy Tynes, Edison White and Henry Williams iBrick- Ann Wolsfon, Gloria Allen, Fred Sprailey, Deloris Moore layingi and Jane Godwin iTypingi Aubrey Herbin, Willie Dolby and Earl Bates iAutomobile Helen Williams, Ruby Robinson, Celestine Campbell, Mechanicsi Juanita Inmon, Vermond Ellis and Charity Dalton iSew- ingi 97 In Our Classes t lFrench recordings help the members of the French class to improve their I pronunciation. Cynthia Davis, Timothy Scott, and Aleose Roiney are interested in the pronunciation of lo poele. Art provides an excellent medium of expression. Fred Phillips, Floyd Jenkins, 5 Christine Dickens, and Dorothy Dunn put finishing touches on their work. i I If you think you speak distinctly just play back that recording. Did you sound that final 5 asks Marvel? 98 Physical Education Classes provide our daily relaxation periods. Needless to soy . we look forward with much pleasure To These hours. Career Day is a project of This area. Extra- class activities are: F. B. L. A. Industrial Club N. H. A. Hobby Club School widm ,1 William Gray and Benny Woodie WoodworH Brenda Plamer, Elsie Walker, and Sylvia Crutchfield wth Grade Cooking ' . ,2;- ' L $ Milton Perkins GeneraI Show Edith Dixon, Loretta Preflow, and Ruth Scott Goods Clasg 100 . K ML u x B s. Q . . . , x c x. y .. - . h . . r. n - - .. I I - . Ink I-nnnlluhl 1: l. . b-g-ugz-wA uw.s -2 M .- AMIh-Aig g .4 kg.- $4 -,m w, .?v -..: .-,., M , Clubs and Huntington High One of the organizations in our school of which we are iusfly proud is The Huntington High School Bond, directed by Mr. Wrcy Herring. The Bond participates in many commu- nity activities and it adds color and enioymenf To each of our foot- ball games. This year, it along with The Choir performed superbly be- SchoolBand fore c1 packed auditorium of The Spring Concert. They, foo, received 0 Superior Rating of The Music Festival and had several members chosen for The State Bond. We are especially pleased and honored by The invifofion To participate in The Apple Blossom Festival of Winchest- er, Virginia. 103 w Clubs and Organizations e x e- ..,.. '1 Junior Band 4T Like all good musicians, members of The HunTingTon High School senior bond musT have some place 0T which They begin. Membership in The Junior Bond may be ThoughT of as The beginning place in This case, for iT is here ThoT The skill and Training ThoT are necessary for porTicipoTion in The senior band 'ore learned by aspiring members. i All ocTiviTies, which include performances 0T assembly programs, parTicipoTion in The CW musical fesTivol 0nd porTicipoTion in homecoming ocTiviTies, are learning experi- ences as well as pleasurable experiences. WiTh Mr. J. L. Turner as direcTor, each member works diligenle To masTer The skills of a good musician and To enjoy good music. var 3n aT' ll. am h -' 11-52-4315; . S:--'-Wo-w- J o J v.1 ' .0-.. 00-0-0... .$ - rtx'T T; . I 14.1. f 1 . .0 H ' ':.. 10+ es Organizations and Clubs 1 Choir To Teach The pupil The correcT meThods of vocal producTion and To ocquoinT him wiTh The beTTer Types of choral music, which in Turn increase his undersTdnding and oppreciaTion for The orT, is The moior purpose of The HunTingTon High School Choir. Among The organionion's moior accomplishments This year were: 1. Annual Television ChrisTmos ConcerT 2. Appearance before The SToTe Teachers AssocioTion 0T Virginia Union 3. ConcerT CT The TeacherTs AssocioTion meeTing in NorTh Cumberland CounTy, Virginia ' 4. Radio broodcosT on ChrisTmos Day 5. ConcerT 0T NeWporT News, Virginia -. - 1-u-iI-i1Ug-:e : : :11:11: :1-1:1 11: Clubs and Organizations -. A 2:2: i T Student Council Our council is composed of sTudenTs whose Chief concern is To porTicipoTe in The odminisTroTion of The schocSl program. Such parTicipoTion furnishes rich experiences in democroTic procTices. The council becomes a loborOTory where sTudenTs learn how To be good ciTizens inTheir communiTy by pUTTing inTo 'procTice good ciTizenship principles. The council has done 0 considerable omounT of work This year on improving coun- cil meeTings. Improving parliamenTory procedure in The meeTings has been one of The ouTsTonding proiecTs of The year. Clubs andOrganizations Asch- :; - Math Club Seek ye The TruTh, and The TruTh shall make ye Tree is The moTTo of The PyThogereon MoThemoTics Club. The MoTh Club provides workshop opporTuniTies for any sTudenT inTeresTed in MoThemaTics. OFFICERS: PresidenT-RoberT Simms Vice-PresidenT-MilTon Richardson SecreTory-BeTTy Gross AssisTanT SecreTary-Aleose Rainey Treasurer-Jerome ATkins T Chaplain-Borboro STorks T PorliamenTorian-RoberT Woodson The Huntington Mirror Staff 5Triving To serve The school communiTy Through The eFfecTive use of language .. skills and iournolisTic Techniques, The members of The Mirror sTofT work indefoTigcbly To prepare The school publicoTion. STOTT ocTiviTies provide opporTuniTies for The sTudenTs To read To The many phases of Their school life and develop liTerory TolenT. I'IIH M II: AT -T TR T 3' T .1 -.. j, T :r , , s , H m THTIITI T Clubs and Organizations T T P Dramatics Club CurToins rise showing The HunTingTon Players 0T work on several of Their excellenT producTions; among These are The TournamenT play which has always received DisTin- guished, and The annual spring production. AfTer The final production, curToins Toll on onoTher successful year. 108 ..y r A , , W, 7 . Clubs and Organizations Hobby Club This is one of The mosT ouTsTonding and oldesT clubs of HunTingTon High School. The purpose of This organionion is To Teach sTudenTs how To use Their leisure Time wisely. Members are ToughT model crofTs, arTs 0nd crofTs, elecTronics, graphic arts and oTher crafTs. . OFFICERS: i PresidenT-Cloude Richardson Vice-PresidenT-Theodore Freeman A SecreTary-Treasurer-Helen Tobias Chaplain-Moxine Lawrence Industrial Club in 1953 This club was organized in HunTingTon. IT is amlioTed wiTh The lndusTriol ? Club of Virginia whose headquorTers are 0T Virginia SToTe College, PeTersburg, Virginia. .One of The purposes of This organionion is To encourage greoTer inTeresT in The a opporTuniTies 0nd requiremenTs of The indusTrial field and To aid sTudenTs To make beTTer use of Their leisure Time. PRESENT OFFICERS: PresidenT-ArThur Williams Vice-PresidenT-Ephroim Thompson Secretary and Treasurer-Hallie Davis Chaplain-Irene WrighT ..:x.p-o:; 93A . my: rt guz-sua . 7 -.m.:- ; A 3-;H-.g- M. b. Qk Clubs and Organizations a'x x, . 7m Social Studies Club Two of The ouTsTonding purposes of This Club are To promoTe a friendly reloTion beTween individuals and To work hand in hand wiTh The sTudenT body in an eHorT To elevoTe The morale of The school Through TosTering proiecTs which give all sTudenTs on opporTuniTy To porTicipoTe. OFFICERS: PresidenT-Vernard STephens SecreTary-ConsTonce Wallace Chaplain-Claro Lloyd The New Homemakers of America This is O noTionol organionion. The membership is opened To any sTudenT enrolled in homemoking or who has been enrolled in The homemoking course. There are four speciTic purposes of The organionion which include: i. The prornoTion of individual growTh by developing physical, social, and moral quoIiTies. 2. The promoTion of beTTer home living. 3. The provision of wholesome recreoTionol ocTiviTies 4. ocTing as a uniT for giving service To The school, communiTy, sToTe and naTion All endeavors of The club are eTTorTs To make our moTTo, BeTTer Homes for a BeTTer NoTion, 0 reoIiTy. Clubs and Organizations Future Business Leaders of America Some of The purposes of This organionion are To encourage members In Tne developmenT of individual proiecTs 0nd in eschlishing Themselves in business, To develop compeTenT, aggressive leadership; To creoTe more inTeresT and undersTonding in The inTelligenT choice of business occupoTions; To sTrengThen The confidence of young men and women in Themselves and Their work; To provide and encourage The developmenT of organized recreaTional ocTi'viTies. AddiTionol purposes are To encourage and procTice ThrifT, To porTicipoTe in cooperaTive eHorT, To develop character, To Train for useful ciTizenship, 0nd fosTer poTrioTism, 0nd ToporTicipoTe in worthy understanding for The improvemenT of business and The community. The ocTiviTies for The FBLA This year were The insTolloTion of ThirTy-Flve new mem- bers and The sole of candy at The baskeTboll games. Among The senior omcers ore: PresidenT-Mcrion Payne Second vice-presidenT-JuoniTo Perry Recording secretory-Shirley Griffin Corresponding secretary-EdiTh Jefferson TreasurereRosoIind STephenson Chaplain-Mory Roiney Ln 4 LT T M j? 51' T i K: T School Clubs and Organizations Junior Red Cross These are The members of The Junior Red Cross, whose main ocTiviTy is To porticipoTe in The NoTionol Red Cross Drive. As a special proiecT, The HunTingTon High Junior Red Cross collecTed over 1,500 comic books from The STudenT body To send To hospiTolized veTerons. Future Teachers of America The Charles R. Drew Club of The Future Teachers of America is on omliaTe of The NaTionol EducoTion AssociaTion. The general purpose of The club is To give To sTudenTs inTeresTed in some phase of Teaching The opporTuniTy To learn obouT The profession . Through porTicipoTion in ocTiviTies of The profession. The progrdm of The club in designed around informoTion, personaliTy developmenT, group processes, and porTicipoTion in school and communiTy acTiviTies. OuTsTGnding ocTiviTies for 1956-57 were: RepresenToTion 0T SToTe FTA-VTA meeTing; GifTs for PoTrick Henry HospiTol PoTienTs; PresenToTion of NEA CenTenniol Film, A Desk for Billie ; School-wide BroTherhood Week DevoTions; STudenT Teacher Day,- and PresenToTion of play, Crisis , wriTTen by The presidenT Tor ChorTer Day Assembly. Among The officers in senior class are Gordon STorks, presidenT; Ann Carol Raney, secretary; Karen Leach, chaplain; Alice Word, service poinT secreTory. Clubs and Organizations . e ' . s Science Club Any sTudenT who is inTeresTed in science may find a chance To advance Through membership in The Science Club. This club was organized in 1952 and is aFFIlioTed wiTh The Science Clubs of America and The Virginia Junior Academy of Science. All ocTiviTies are oTTemst To embrace The aims of The club as given by The Science Clubs of America which are: To increase our knowledge of science To learn To perfecT our skills in science To give our service in our communiTy and noTion To undersTond The imporTance of science in our lives to help carry ouT The program of Science Clubs of America. .1:- QPPNT' WI :Hi r-J MHHUIH 113 .5... an...- - -e4:.l..A gia- k-FAZTJr- e.- . gnaw ' 73:5 -g:M':-:$gh:mza.0: National Honor Society The NoTionol Honor SocieTy is composed of 20 seniors who have moinToined on average of B or above. Members are selecTed by The focuITy because of Their good character, Their high scholarship, Their leadership, and service. In on eHorT To encourage higher scholarship The socieTy conducTed a highly suc- cessful scholarship campaign This year. OTher acTiviTies consisTed of parTicipoTion in The Homecoming AcTiviTies, o ChrisTmas PorTy, and a ValenTine porTy. OFFICERS of The club are: PresidenT-EsTon Bowles Vice-PresidenT-Gordon STorks Secretary-GerTrude Fraser AssisTanT Sec.-Shirley Grimn Treasurer-eRoberT Young Chaplain-LeRoy Parker Spbnsors-Mr. C. S. Turner, Mr. C. Forror Miss L. K. Frazier 114 i w..m.......,..w; M..h7......'...m..............d...,hm V A v , a , , , , ; 7 - . - - We, here at Huntington High School, fully believe in developing the body as well as in developing the mind. Proof of the fact that we pay more than lip service to this principle is our extensive athletic program here. Our athletes are not so much concerned with winning as with participating; not so much concerned with bringing glory to Huntington as with representing the school well; and not so much concerned with personal achievement as with working well with the group. Whether the game played be football, basketball, -track, basebaIl-vorsity or inter-scholastic-the aim is to fulfill the ancient maxim A sound mind in a sound body. Since neither can realize its full potentiality uniess the other does so, we feel especially keen the necessity for insuring the fact that every student who passes through Huntington knows the value of a sound body; and inosfar 05 his native abilities allow, it is our intent to help him to develop it. 116 l956 Football Squad FIRST ROW: Left To Righ'r-Edwcrd Williams, James Butler, Eddie Valen- tine, Co-Captoins-Earl Foison 8x Willie Dolby, William Robinson, Franklin Glee, Joseph Anthony, and Aubrey Herbin. SECOND ROW: Thomas Morris, Levi Hill, Beniomin McRoe, William Harris, Thomas Scott, x Franklin Boyd, Tyrone Briggs, Harry Howard, and Selves'rer Byrd. THIRD w'a 'w ROW: Williams Sellers, George Lumpkins, George Denson, James Mit- ' -..,. ' w; chell, Leroy Brown, Milton Stephson, Joe Johnson, and Melvin Foison. ' FOURTH ROW: George Brown, and Lewis Wheeler. Speedy William Harris Man with a purpose 43 t m w Football Scores: i ,1 f :1 Date SCORE OF OPPONENTS HUNTINGTON . ! September 15 O Brufon Heights ................. 28 Away '1 September 21 O Phelps ....................... 41 Home : September 28 6 Armstrong .................... 7 Away I October 5 8 Burley ........................ 0 Home ' October 12 0 Maggie Walker ............... 6 Home October 20 O Carver ....................... 33 Home ; October 26 19 Booker T. Norfolk .............. 6 Home ., November 2 6 Peabody ...................... 7 Away 61 November 9 6 Norcom ...................... 0 Home a November 24 O Phenix ....................... 26 Away M 1' I l; I .1 1 iH ? I ii Crowd cheers homecoming victory ; i ; fir V 6 ' I M 9 l W I '1' g 5 . Pl 4 L- q, H I p t'y 118 2 7 1 Lewis Wheeler, 6-6V2 freshman shoots a field goal in a scrimmage just before a crucial game with Booker T. Washington, Norfqlk. Starting Five on the Mighty Vikings KNEELING left to right: Willie Dolby and Mack Inman, co-ccup- tain. STANDING left To right; James Mitchell, Lewis Wheeler, and Earl Foison, co-copfoin. James Mitchell sinks two in CI tense mo- ment in c: Vikings Victory over the Carver Troians. Jump shot artist Willie Dolby in action Seniors on the Basketball Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Willie Dolby, Joel Burnefte, Co-Copfoin Earl Foison, Thomas Morris, and Co- Cap'roin Mock Inman. Foison shoots two while Dolby waits for re- bound. 1956-57 edition of The Huntington Vikings basketball squad played a Total of 20 games compiling a 16-4 record. In The Eastern District competition they finished with a 13-3 record, thus Tying with I. C. Norcom of Portsmouth, for first place, which finished with an identical record. Basketball Scores WE TEAMS OPPONENT 43 ............ Maggie L. Walker ........... 4O 8O ............ Our Lady of Victory .......... 37 6O ............ Peabody ................... 34 84 ............ Crestwood .................. 31 . 77 ............ East Sufiolk ................ 38 6 52 ............ Phenix ..................... 72 54 ............ Booker T. Washington iSuFfolki . 57 t 36 ............ Maggie L. Walker ............ 47 61 ............ Carver ..................... 33 64 ............ Our Lady of Victory .......... 26 53 ............ East SuFfolk ................. 34 66 ............ Crestwood .................. 42 6O ............ Booker T. Washington iSuHolki . . 51 48 ............ Norcom .................... 47 53 ............ Phenix ..................... 34 63 ............ Carver ..................... 50 t 63 ............ Booker T. Washington iNorfolki . 53 81 ............ Booker T. Washington iNorfolki . 64 48 ............ Norcom .................... 50 54 ............ Peabody ................... 40 121 Homecoming October 20. l956 Huntington vs Carver ...................... We won!! 33-0 um- '3 t 1 9? V i J i1 Barbara Marshall reigned as Queen of the Day ; Ann Carol Roney, Audrey Nichols, and Doretho Richardson were attendants. . The Crowning of Miss Homecoming . ' 3 ' , - . ' I ,r . I c. . VF Barbara Marshall attended by Ann Roney, Dorothea Richardson, and Audrey Nickolas is crowned Miss Homecoming of 1956. 1 4 Organizations vied with each other in decorating pretty floats. 123 , 9 'v --vv a LCD Leroy Jones The Power Hitters Leroy Jones, Willie Dolby, Mock lnman, and Joseph Orie. 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