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

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“YOUTH IS A TIME OF DREAMS, EXCITEMENT, AND ANTICIPATION. ---CAMILLE ATKINS, '61 BARBARA ADKINS CAROLYN ALLEN WILBERT ALSTON EUGENE ASKEW CAMILLE ATKINS WALTER ATKINS BARBARA ANN ADKINS Bobb Library Clhib, 1; F.B.L.A., 3,4,5; Hobby Club; 4.5; French Club, 4; Choir, .2,3,455; Pol aa. 2,3,4,5; Choir Key, 5. CAROLYN LACOUR ALLEN Choir, }1,2;3; MathiClub, 23h. Avsze WILBERT MASON ALSTON Speedster Football Team, 5; Track Team, 4,5; Football Plaque, 5; Track Letter, 4; Football Letter, 5. EUGENE ASKEW Football, 4; Baseball, 4. CAMILLE FAITH ATKINS Mimi Math Club, 2,3,4,5; Science Club, 2; Student Council, 3,4,5; N.H.A., 4,5; Senior Band, 2,3, 5; Annual Staff, 5; N.H.A. Winner, 4; All- State Band, 3; Home Economics, 1. WALTER JAMES ATKINS Tank Math Club, 1,2; Mirror Staff, 2,3,4,5; Science Club, 1,2,3; Hobby Club, 1,2,3,4,5; Leader- ship Club, 3,4; President's Club, 1,3,5; An- nual Staff, 5; Participated in District and State Science Conferences, 1,2,3,4. SHIRLEY ANN AVENT Toni FLOYD HAYWARD BAILEY Red GLADYS LEE BAILEY Bootsie Student Council, 2,3; Band, 3,4,5; Band Award, 4. WILLIAM THOMAS BANKS Billy Hobby Club, 1,2,3,4,5; President's Club, 3; SHIRLEY AVENT FLOYD BAILEY Annual Staff, 4,5; Mirror Staff, 4,5. GLADYS BAILEY WILLIAM BANKS 14

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MOST POPULAR (left) Well liked by everyone are amiable Mildred Green and Richard Scott. MOST TALENTED Timothy Harris and Alice Davis both have loads of talent, especially in mu- sic and dramatics. ARE OUR YOUNGEST YEARS. ---COWPER MOST ATHLETIC (left) Carroll Robinson and John Reese ad- mire the sports tro- phies. Reese is active in varsity sports and Carroll in intramurals. MOST STUDIOUS (above) Maryland Everret and Harold Valentine realize that studiousness has advantages. MOST COMICAL (below) Geraldine Carr and Seward Hunter are always ready to see the humor in a situation. MOST AMBITIOUS (below) Spurgeon Woodard and Jessie Scott are always willing to work hard to achieve their ambitions.

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''YYOUTH MUST SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF HOW TO USE SCIENTIFIC KNOW -HOW FOR PEACEFUL MEANS AND NOT FOR WAR AND DESTRUCTION. --WALTER ATKINS, '61 MILDRED BARBER RONALD BARTLETT GLORIA BATTS BRENDA BELL JANET BIRCHETTE HENRY BOONE MILDRED BARBER Sweetie F NAG, 4,5; Hobby Club; 4,5; F.B.LcAUsS: RONALD LEE BARTLETT Trackeledamy os) Choitec. GLORIA VIOLA BATTS Baby Sis NHAC Ou EDL Amos BRENDA DELORES BELL oD Choir.2: JANET MARIE BIRCHETTE WA 184, FolAsuiec,osoviath Club. 1s Cholrel,2,0,4,03 Cheering Squad, 3,4,5; Student Council, 1; Pep Squad, 1; Annual Staff, 5; All-State Choir, 1; HENRY LEE BOONE Bubba Student Council, 2,3,4,5; Hobby Club, 4,5; Science Club, 5; Annual Staff, 5; Mirror Staff, 4,5; Choir, 3,4,5. JOYCE ANN BOWSER Math Club, 1; F.1T-A., 1; Choirs 2,3; Annual Staff. JESSIE BRADLEY ' Womp Football, 4; Baseball, 3. VIVIAN MARIE BRAXTON Bootsie Hobby Club, 4,5; F.B.L.A., 5; Math Club, 5. COLON BRINKLEY Football, 4,5; Track, 4. JOYCE BOWSER JESSE BRADLEY VIVIAN BRAXTON COLON BRINKLEY