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

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ALL IS NOT WELL Mrs. Holloway, the school nurse, knows that all is not well when a student who is ill comes into her office to complain of a sore throat. After the examination of the student comes the proper medication for minor illnesses or a recommendation to go home and see the family physician. These treatments and others are all part of the never ending tasks of such competent school nurses as Mrs. Holloway. The school bookkeeper, Mrs. Kea, not only keeps a complete The duties of mimeographing and compiling absentee lists record of the expenditures and receipts of the entire school, for faculty members, in addition to keeping up with the but also signs tardy and sick excuses. Mrs. Kea is responsible academic records of students and the alumni are designated for accurate records to the city auditors, who check her books to the clerk, Mrs. Seabron. periodically.

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A Typical Day for the Secretary Mrs. Newby begins a full and busy day by reading the daily announcements over the public address system. Then, it's dicta- tion time. Mrs. Newby, one of the three diligent workers in the main office, is the personal secretary to the principal. Typing letters, keeping statistics, an- swering the telephone, recording grades and sign- ing sick and tardy excuses are but a few of her many tasks. Although she is faced with many difficult and trying tasks during the day Mrs. Newby maintains a smile for all. Still able to smile after a hard day of work, Mrs. Newby is ready to get into her car and go home. 2m

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MR. HOWARD ALSTON MRS, MAMYE E, BACOTE MRS, IRENE BAKER MR, JULIAN BAKER MRS, ANN S, BARNES MR, DAVID BARR MRS, V. B. BATTEN MR. GERALD BLAKENEY MRS, EDITH S, BLAND 26