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

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ROY JOHNSON GEORGE JOLLY It was 1958, the year of the World's Fair in Brus- sels, Belgium, where the peaceful uses of the atom were being exhibited. In each pavilion tourists saw the marvels invented or created by scientists, mathematicians, and architects from all parts of the world. At Huntington we too felt the pervading interest in mathematics and science. The challenges of the advanced mathematics courses were met with strengthened enthusiasm. ANDREW JONES CHARLES JONES 27 ROBERT JONES SAMUEL JONES

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ROSABELL JENKINS ROSCOE JENNINGS STANLEY HOWARD a. “Ts it 1?” was the question jestingly whispered through the audience the day a local police officer appeared in one of our assemblies. A sigh of relief soon followed however, as the students realized that the officer had ANDREW JOHNSON come to discuss a problem, not to make an arrest. In a series of assemblies planned by the Student Council to improve the general conduct of students, many inter- esting observations were made. ELOISE JOHNSON JUANITA JOHNSON 26

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WILLIAM JONES Early in the school year studen zant of the limited information textbooks. To complete assign necessitated spending time in th school day was over. The library, though often misused, still remained an information center to which students could 80 for the “who, what, why, when, and where,” ts became cogni- to be found in ments sometimes e library after the This is a sight the teacher welcomed. JEAN KEA GLORIA KELLER LAVERNE KELLER SARAH KELLY