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

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1967 volume:

Y TO y етім Joe 55 Se қ ZE IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR NN AN? ANN NS NN RN RA ХМ N ` N Š N SNS INE уу IS JUNE 967 HUN TINGTONIAN 1967 VOLUME ХХХУП ner ' YORK CART wee SE inort | 5 MARY NTN CON eo Y P d - = Z 5 = =” = Z О ps Q - Z. Sch le ne Las = “ Qs — еі ее t v RN EN TABLE OF CONTENTS KOREN OURID), lho CT ERU RES ЫЫ A 2 DEDICATION Р e OMM n my ЕЛЕС 6 AI O ОЗИ РОУ 9 FAC ОПОТ, TEL RE 23 ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES................. 40 UNDER@BASSMENF TE Е то б. 99 SENIUM а EE 131 ADVERD ОНЫНШЫ ТГ Nee dte ee e les 183 Ltr Wu, d ==: m. [$1] FOREWORD As graduation time approaches, we look forward to the time when we will be able to explore the unknown world around us. We will carry with us all the knowledge and learning we have acquired at Hunting- ton High School. As we recall the many wonderful events we shared during our five years in high school, we shall re- member, especially, the places where we gathered to study, to play, and just to be together. Our yearbook, the HUNTINGTON- IAN, will help us to remember the impor- tant landmarks which contributed to our happiness, pleasures, and even our dis- appointments. We shall remember the eighth grade, our freshman, sophomore and junior years and particularly our magnificent days as seniors. We shall remember 1967 for IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR. ed; cation MRS. MAMYE E. BACOTE With contriteness of spirit, devoted- ness of heart and respect for humility, the graduating class of 1967 dedicates this edition of the HUNTINGTONIAN to Mrs. Mamye E. BaCote, a versatile social studies teacher who has vastly enriched our understanding of world affairs. Whether it be world history, geography, or United States history, as she weaves her intellectual spell, the affect is the same--history made alive. The same warmth, friendliness, and 6 sincereity that is exemplified in her class- room is also felt by those who have come to know her as a teacher and friend. Her devotion, patience, and understanding have made a real contribution to our de- velopment. Among the extracurricular activities offered at Huntington, you can find Mrs. BaCote at work as sponsor of the National Senior Honor Society and as co-chairman of the Student Council. The warmth generated by her dy- namic personality has won her count- less friends. Here, Mrs. BaCote takes time out to chat with seniors. Mrs. BaCote is a graduate of Virginia Union University with an A.B. degree in social studies. She received the M.A. degree in United States History from Hampton Institute. The wife of Theodore E. BaCote, one of our football coaches, and the mother of two sons, Theodore III and Derek. DEDICATION We dedicate this page in memory of our beloved classmate, Edward Tyson, | | who before his demise in the Spring of 1966, was once a part of our many | | activities. ) N EDWARD TYSON We lost a friend long years ago Awhile our paths together lay, And we were happy by the way | Until we parted--years ago. | From out each other's lives we passed; Each went his way, but yet, at last, Or here, or in eternity, God will give back our friend to us. --Paton H. Hoge Y ; ; f 2 3 —— Si à. je Me D a eager AS ; RAT a CR BOARD OF EDUCATION The Newport News School Board renders invaluable service to the citizens of the community. The seven- man body of outstanding citizens, tries hard to make the city's schools pro- gressive. The members of the Board carefully consider new proposals before making decisions regarding property maintenance and administra- tion of the city's schools. Mr. George McIntosh, Superintendent of the Newport News Schools. Mr. J. М. Dozier, Jr., Mr. Richard Newman, Dr. Mr. Gordon F. Pullen, Jr., Mrs. John Paulson, Dr. J. T. Jobe, III, Stanley Grannum, Dr. W. T. Watkins, Jr. SRM Let heer! Yes WHERE WE SPENT BUILDING OUR CHARACTER аз AND DEVELOPING OUR LIVES ты. аа RRCA а� аста сар — = TDI на � EE SHIPYARD COMMUNITY CENTER acp i ae ae mg. ER smtp. BOYS! GYMNASIUM CONSTANT PROGRESS IS GOAL OF PRINCIPAL Much of his time is spent in the office. Honor was never bestowed upon any man is largely through his credit that Hunting- for receiving but it is awarded to him for ton is rated highly in the community. In giving unselfishly of himself in service to recognition of his deep and sincere interest others. and continuous efforts in their behalf the Each of us in the Huntington Family has student body honored him on two occasions, felt the warm glow of friendliness, the once with a self-portrait and again with the sincerity, and interest exhibited by our dedication to him of the school hymn Principal, Mr. W. D. Scales. Through his written and composed by members of the effective and dynamic efforts our school's faculty and student body. progress has accelerated tremendousl y. It MU BRENT KS In recognition of his many years of loyal service, the Boys and Time out for conversation with students. Girls Culture Clubs presented a self-portrait to Mr. Scalés. 12 A Hymn To Taten. Guide well our thoughts and send them ever upwards; Cast out the darkness and bring forth the light. O, wondrous God, of beauty and all wisdom Spread out thy hand and show us all thy might. Show how each one of us may gain more wisdom If we should live by thy Great Rule of Right. Dear Huntington, to Thee we sing our praises Of times gone by and never more shall be. Within your walls we gain a lasting knowledge Of faith and hope and love that flows from Thee. With humble hearts we raise our voices high We love you dear when we are far or nigh. CHORUS O God, as we review the worth of Huntington, Realize do we that all strength comes from Thee. Still guide our minds to reach a greater height And help us know how thankful we should be. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL RENDERS INVALUABLE SERVICES A school as large and complex as ours cannot be rated highly through the efforts of one person. Thus, our Assistant Prin- cipal, Mr. C. C. Johnson, stands next in line to receive our praise. In an effort to make Huntington a more efficiently and progressive school. Mr. Johnson works diligently with the students to help them adjust to the school program. His many duties include director of summer school, study hall supervisor, program director, and disciplinarian. K = ФА n: As the demands for efficiency become greater, Mr. C. C. Johnson finds having helpers make matters go more smoothly. Mary Gayle and Yvonne Holland assist in checking the principal's list for students needing class admission slips. DEAN OF GIRLS FOCUSES HER INTEREST ON BUILDING CHARACTER STRENGTHENING OUR LIVES WITH GUIDANCE Through the years our ultimate objective has remained before us --to excel. Thinking over the past, the road over which we have at last ascended, we must consider the remaining portion. As we consider this remaining portion, we must continue to cling, as previously, to the in- valuable information which has been imparted to us by our Guidance Director, Mrs. E. M. Green. Barry Lockett, a senior, pays visit to Mrs. Green for wise counseling concern- ing college requirements and personal achievements. In a new and purposeful period of intel- lectual growth, students have been aided by guidance in their adjustment to the many expectations of a changing society and world. Mrs. Effie M. Green, Assistant Princi- pal and Dean of Girls, confers with hun- dreds of students weekly in an effort to help them adjust to school life, solve prob- lems, and answer the many questions which plague the adolescent mind. Admin- istering test and keeping student records are additional guidance duties which must be performed by Mrs. Green. Consider that I laboured not for myself only, but for all them that seek my guidance. 5 DEAN OF BOYS SHOWS PRIDE IN STUDENTS ACCOMPLISHMENTS Mr. W. H. Holmes has been quite an lightened the paths tor many young men influential figure here at Huntington High by showing them the correct way to find School. He has influenced those around the solution to their problems. him while service as teacher, guidance As а teacher of chemistry, he encour- counselor, sports director, and dean of aged many of the students to go into the boys. field as a career. ét It is through his guidance that our time As sports director, he shows pride in has been wisely spent, learning and work- students accomplishments and encourages ing most assuredly toward our later goals many of them to continue in their field of success. upon college graduation. As Dean of Boys, Mr. Holmes has en- WALTER BOWSER DISCUSSES FU- TURE PLANS WITH MR, HOLMES. After secking the guidance of Mr. Holmes, Bowser, as wcll as, many other young men at Huntington High School gains insight into cer- tain problems and leaves with not one but several solutions. 16 STUDENTS FOLLOW GOOD LEADERSHIP MISS MABLE SMITH Under the sponsorship of Miss Mable Smith, the Student Council of Huntington High School has reached new dimensions. Truly the organization has become an active and dynamic liaison between the student body and the administration; it is a leader in the Peninsula and State organi- zations. Many of the local and state offi- cers have been products of our Council and we have been represented on panels at the national level. Miss Smith's foresight in organizing Leadership Classes has served to train 17 large numbers of students to assume offices in the school and the community. As a student body, we say thank you, Miss Smith, for your role in aiding us to attain higher scholastic and ethical standards, and a greater and keener appre- ciation for cultural activities and last, in aiding us to equip ourselves to take our places in a democratic society. Your versatility, your creativity, your indefatigability and your inspirational guidance will remain to us a joy forever. Mrs. V. James, the personal secretary to the principal, finds typing letters, keeping statistics, answering the telephone, recording grades, making the morning announcements and keeping an accurate record of the school staff and personnel but a few of her many task. Assorting attendance cards is one of the many duties of Mrs. T. General. A continuing follow-up of students is one means of evaluating and improving the effectiveness of the school program. Mrs. Seabron realizes that a complete and accurate record of every child is im- portant. 18 EVIDENT IN SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. H. Lawson concentrates upon the hundreds of federal forms and pupil affadavits which must be completed and filed in the office of the school board. The school bookkeeper, Mrs. L. Kea is responsible for a complete record of all financial trans- action at Huntington. IT WAS A VERY GOOD DAY Still able to smile after a hard day of work, the secretarial staff takes time to pause for our photographer. 7 GUIDANCE AWAKENS STUDENT INTEREST Ly MANY AREAS | The guidance program at Huntington aims to assist students in understanding themselves and their problems; to enable them to make good use of their personal and environmental resources; and to help them make wise choices in dealing with problems of adjustment and guidance. Lara Butts utilizes the services offered by the Guidance Department in obtaining information from Mr. Holmes about occupational possibilities. М. Wilson assists Lara Brown in filling out her ap- plication to take а college entrance examination. 20 For an effective program, individual counseling must be available to all pupils. Mrs. V. Batten assists Joanne Newman in determining which courses she should take in order to complete her graduation requirements, A good student does not need a large sum of money to attend college. Mr. С. М. Carter explains to Paula Pugh how she may qualify for one of the many scholar- ships available to high school students. Information in the area of ос- cupational education and social guidance is made available to students. Carolyn Batts, LaVonne' Harrell, Shirley Howard and Paula Pugh find Mrs. Lipscomb an attentive listener as they dis- cuss their problems. SCHOOL NURSE STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF GOOD HEALTH After the examination of the student comes the proper medication for soe illnesses or recommendation to go home and see the family Zeien, Mrs. Holloway confers with a parent in an endeavor to - Holloway checks Laura Butts! Weight, “Pain information concerning a student's health. MR. HOWARD ALSTON Science MRS. MAMYE ВАСОТЕ Social Studies MR. JULIAN BAKER Mathematics MRS. M. IRENE BAKER Social Studies MISS BARBARA BARHAM Science MR. DAVID BARR Social Studies MRS. VINA BATTEN Guidance MR. GERALD BLAKENEY English С MRS. EDITH BLAND Social Studies MR. ARTHUR BOULDIN Music MR. ARTHUR BRAXTON English MRS. PEARL BRAXTON English 25 MRS. EVELYN BRYANT Mathematics MR. MILTON CALLOWAY English MRS. ARTEMESIA CARTER Home Economics MR. CLAUDE CARTER Guidance MRS. MARY CARY Physical Education MRS. VIRGIE COBB Home Economics MR. RAYMOND CRITTENDEN Physical Education MR. GEORGE DAVIS Physical Education 26 MRS. ORA DAWKINS Home Economics MRS. HAZEL EASON Physical Education MRS. EVA FLEMING English MISS ADA FORIEST Social Studies MRS. NANNIE GRANDBERRY Foreign Language MISS RUTH GRANT English MR. JAMES HALE Industrial Arts MRS. FLORA HARRELL Mathematics 27 MISS BRENDA FOWLKES Social Studies MRS. BERTHARINE FRANCIS Physical Education MRS. LEAH FRAZIER Foreign Language MRS. LOUISE GARRETT English MRS. CHRISTINE HAYNES Mathematics à MR. ROBERT HEARST Social Studies MRS. LILLIE HENRY English MR. WRAY HERRING Music 28 MR. BENJAMIN HARPS Mechanical Drawing MISS THOMASENA HARRIS Science MR. GARRELL HARTMAN Physical Education REV, PRESTON HAYES Social Studies MR, ELLIOTT HILL Mechanical Drawing MRS. LAVERNE HILL Science MR. RALPH HILL Music MRS. CLARA HINES Business Education 29 MRS. PATRICIA HOLMAN English MR. BOBBY HORNE Mathematics MRS. RHODA HOLT | Business Education MRS. EMMA HOWELL Special Education MR. TYRONE HOWELL Special Education MRS. MILDRED JENNINGS . Physical Education MISS PEGGYE JOHNSON Social Studies MRS. THELMA JONES Business Education 30 MR. WILLIAM JONES Woodwork MR. WALTER KANE Physical Education MRS. FANNIE KING Science MRS. MARGARET KING English MR. ALLEN LEWIS Art MRS. LOUISE LIPSCOMBE Guidance MRS. LILLIAN LOVE English MRS. HATTIE LUCAS Home Economics MISS SANDRA KING English MR. DAVID LAWRENCE Spanish MRS. FRANCES LAWRENCE Mathematics MRS. IVY LEE English MRS. CALLIE MITCHELL Physical Education MR. RALPH McGHEE Industrial Arts MRS. ROBETTE McKENZIE Science MR. BRUCE McLEOD Science 32 MR. THADDEUS MADDEN Physical Education MRS. MILDRED MANN Art MR. LENROW MILO Social Studies MRS. ROSE MILLER Science MRS. ROSE McLEOD Ass. Librarian MRS. MARY PALMER Home Economics MISS BLAIRYNE PERRY Science MRS. RUTH PERRY Librarian 29 MR, ALGIE PITCHFORD Social Studies MR. NOEL PLEASANT Mathematics MRS, BRENDA REED Mathematics MRS, DELORES RICKS Mathematics MISS MARY RILEY Social Studies MR. CHURCHILL ROBINSON ICT Coordinator MRS. MARY ROBINSON Social Studies MR. JOHN ROYSTER Business Education 34 MRS. WILHELMENIA SANTIFUL English MR. HERBERT SMITH Masonry MISS MABEL SMITH Mathematics MR, JOSEPH SPENCER Mathematics MR. TURNER SPENCER Science МЕ. AUSIN STITT Science MISS DOROTHY THOMAS English MRS. DOROTHY THOMAS English МВ. FREDDIE TRAVIS Social Studies МВ. JAMES TUBERVILLE Social Studies МВ. CHARLIE TURNER Social Studies MR. RICHARD VENABLE DE Coordinator 35 p di | | i i | | MISS LILLIAN WEAVER | Mathematics | | MRS. DOROTHY WHITEHEAD 3 English j |! 7 i MRS. HENRIETTE WILLIAMS | Science À | MRS. KAREN WILSON English қ ; | Қ е n ae MR. WILLIE WINGFIELD | Science M ІШ MR. JAMES WOODS if | Social Studies | MRS. MADELINE WOODS | Social Studies MISS CELESTINE WYNDER Business Education 36 UPPER RIGHT: Coach Critten- den and Mr. Holmes. predict the Vikings will not only be state champs in football, but basketball, RIGHT: Mrs. Ricks and Mrs. Batten take time from their busy schedules to chat. Heavy January snowfalls gave Mr. J. Spencer a light exercise. While, it gave us a day out of school. Members of the B. S. C. S. Science class find bisecting crayfish interesting, as their instructor, Mr. T. M. Spencer, looks on approvingly. CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAN STAFFS (ROW 1) Mrs. Hariston, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. McDaniels, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs, Williams; (ROW 2): Mrs. Valentine, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Draughn, Mrs. Bratch, Mr. Watkins, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Watkins, Mr. Guthrie, Mr. Boulden, Mrs. Eley. (Not shown--Mrs. East, Manager) MRS. FINCH RETIRES AFTER 16 YEARS OF SERVICE Mrs. Finch served the staff and student body in innumerable ways. As a friend, counselor, and helper the services that she rendered were not limited by time or circumstance. She seemed to be capable of meeting any emergency. In honor of her many years of service she was presented a gift from the faculty by Mr. Scales. 38 CUSTODIAN STAFF (ROW 1) Mr. Forbes, Mrs. Tynes, Mrs. Tabb, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Whit- taker, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Sanford, Mrs. Camp; (ROW 2): Mr. Garland, Mr. Jeffers, Mr. Crawley, Mr. Askew, Mr. Sanders. 4 THE HUNTINGTON FAMILY SALUTES егу proud of the 1966 Vi d and w The entire school is : season with а 10-0 p king football Squad. The team finished the | 1 a ere chosen ag District and State Ch i Members of the Huntington Family salute the football Squad. е Champions. Members o ТІЛІ! Tr V J � —-—— Tae ШІГІЛ € TI m Me Be N KI Ш | iM Ж WHERE (WI | - шашай! SILVER AND GOLD 7. | | | | | Some bring home the bacon, we ET co WHE ay ссе bring home the gold and silver (medals, that is.) This is another reason why the | United States reserve is deficient. | 1 214 Other great Viking athletes have be- T H Stowed Praise upon Huntington, and per- haps have even put Newport News on the тар, but none will be remembered THE MIGHTY VIKINGS | | À 4 ua DISTRICT CHAMPIONS District Champions and State Runner-Ups, the powerful and balanced Viking basketball team has been a credit to Huntington High School, the Peninsula, the Eastern District and the State. The team is one of which every Huntingtonian is proud. for all around excellency as will Won- American football team was probably derful Walt. his greatest honor. Walter Bowser, a senior, was the In basketball, he was placed on the first Negro to be selected by the Vir- All-Peninsula, All-Eastern District ginia Sportscasters and Writers Asso- and All State basketball teams. In ciation as the most outstanding scholas- addition to being selected to the All- tic football player of the year. He was Tournament team in the Eastern Dis- named to the All-Peninsula, All-Eastern trict Tournament he was named as District and All-State football teams. the tournament's most valuable player. Being selected to the High School All 41 STUDENT COUNCIL PROMOTES The Student Council incorporates the educational, social, and moral values of students and, thus, participates in the di- rection and coordination of student organi- zations and activities. It participates in the discipline of students and cooperates fully with the administration and faculty in HI) Officers are installed by Mr. W. D. Scales. Laura Browing, Rus- sell Owens, Regina Henry, Hattie Spruiel, Cherald Jones, John Sullivan, upholding the high standards of citizenship and scholarship set by the school. Under the leadership of Miss M. W. Smith, the Student Council has aided the development of many student leaders, not only at Huntington but at various colleges and universities. 42 LEADERSHIP Rev. V. Harris emphasizes to the stu- dent body the importance of high scholastic standards and good moral conduct. To create enthusiasm for scholarship, to in- still a desire to render service, to pro- mote competent leadership, and to encour- age the development of good character should be the goal of every student during his high school career. 43 The Attendance Committee is the basic combatant aginst low absen- teeism at Huntington. It strives for better scholastic achievement by en- couraging students to attend school regularly. Under the direction of Mrs. N. Grandberry, chairman, and Mr. J. Baker, co-chairman, the committee compiles daily absentee cards and posts a chart each month with the number of absentees accord- ing to grade levels. During Perfect Attendance Week, '' the committee awards certificates and buttons to students having maintained a per- fect attendance thus far. ATTENDANCE COMMITTFF FIRST ROW: Andrea Dilday, Donna Black, Diana Seaborn, Patrese Francis, Linda Mercado; SECOND ROW: Lynn Cofield, Judith Henderson, Regina Holmes; THIRD ROW: Charles Sullivan, Linda Jacobs, Javie Hill, Juanita Thomas, Carolyn Ford, Deborah Gayle, William Marks. AS m aa Aw ON iM dit La, f Mrs. Grandberry and Charles Sullivan compile data for Mr. Baker and Earl Jones check IBM list for monthly the committee. absentees. 44 EDUCATION PAYS DIVIDENDS | =| al CHARLES R. DREW CHAPTER OF THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The students at Huntington are proud of the Charles R. Drew Chapter of the Future Teachers of America Club. The club offers potential teachers appropriate experiences to help them develop readiness for college programs of teacher education. It also helps future teachers acquire an understanding of the history and development of our public schools, their purposes and objectives, and 45 an appreciation of the contribution they have made to our democratic, free society. Not only do the members of the Future Teachers of America find learning the qualifications for becoming a quality teacher exciting, but also entertaining the patients at the Patrick Henry Hospital and sponsoring the Veteran's Day assembly. Acting as a 6 ісі joining and partic School and community, the Б 25 homemakers by joining E ` ion. і� the activities of the organizatl pating Under club 5 the leadership of Mrs. Lucas, the ndet er u members attempt to develop a bett Standing of the family. TOMORROW'S BUSINESS LEADERS Today's students are tomor- row's business leaders. This thought is the incentive for the Future Business Leaders of America and is uppermost in the minds of the members. The Huntingtonian salutes the F.B.L.A. for their untiring efforts in building business lead- ers of tomorrow. This year the members of the F.B.L.A. have chosen Peggy Sneed, a senior, to lead them, As potential business leade their typing skills work, they strive rs of tomorrow, these students learn to develop . Realizing accuracy and speed are essential in clerical to type a minimum of sixty words per minute. SCIENCE UNFOLDS MYSTERIES OF THE UNKNOWN SCIENCE CLUB Under the supervision of Mrs. McKen- zie, chemistry students engage in many scientific experiments. Phyllis Johns on, Clilan Harmon and Laura Butts perform an experiment which necessitates group work in the lab. Physics students find the use of vari- ous instruments helpful in confirming scientific theories. The Science Club is an organization dedicated to the perfection of certain scien- tific skills and thus rendering service to this Great Society. Under the leadership of Mr. T. M. Spencer, the club sponsors field trips, fairs, assemblies, and lectures in an all out effort to broaden the knowledge of students who are Scientifically inclined as well as intellectually in- quisitive. The slide rule proves to be an invaluable instrument in the mathematics class. Dwight Crewe expedites much time in mathematical computation, and Darrilyn Vassar checks the figures for accuracy. MATHEMATICS CHALLENGES STUDENTS TO MASTER NEW CONCEPTS MATHEMATICS CLUB Offering an opportunity for engagement in mathematical pursuits, the Mathematics Club serves as a median by which students broaden their knowledge in the field of mathe- matics. Members of the club participate in science-math conferences, attend sympo- siums, and sponsors assem- blies in the behalf of mathe- matical achievements. 49 e EB. BOYS! CULTURE CLUB : Daulph Hooker, Barry Lockett Harold Tenbrook, George Moore, Layfette Flowers, McKinley а í. Beaks Alonzo Taliferro, Walter Bowser, Gary Palmer; SECOND ROW: Keith White, Robert Bush, Karl McNeil, Ralph Bacote, William Rose, Grady Jenkins; THIRD ROW: Calvin Davis, Edwin Hall, Napolan Davis, John Sullivan, Aaron Smith, Mr. McLeod (sponsor), Merdith Hope. Girls! Chorus of Denbigh High School participates in culture club assembly. 50 BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CULTURE CLUBS Every society endeavors to perpetuate invaluable in exposing students to socially its culture through its younger generation accepted behavior patterns in many areas by handing down customs which have proven of life. In addition to this, the culture clubs to be in the best interest of all its members. have offered assistance to other school For this purpose, the culture clubs were organizations in an effort to improve the established. They have proven themselves cultural atmosphere at Huntington. GIRLS' CULTURE CLUB FIRST ROW: Alice Clark, Rodgerline Brown, Gwendolyn Melvin, Linda Jones, Marcella Threat, Beverly Lee, Venus Anderson; SECOND ROW: Joyce Melvin, Sarah Coles, Yvette Walker, Monrovia Davis, Laura Ma- son, Tanya Johnson, Linda VanDynne; THIRD ROW: Regina Henry, Renee Harrison, Annette McCullough, Antonette Echoles, Theresa Stevenson; FOURTH ROW: Naomi Davis, Edith Fogg, Celestine Grimes, Armenta Branch, LaVene Stevens. Ceceleia Rawles, a junior, was selected by the Boys! and Girls! Culture Clubs as the outstanding citizen of the year. Dean Hawkins, Dean of Men at Hampton Institute, pre- sented Ceceleia with an orchid. DEBATING SOCIETY STRESSES EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND REASONING a Whitehead, Vernice Wright, Darrilyn Vassar; SECOND ROW: Herbert Ashelock, Velma Corbin, Mitchell, Celestine Green, George White, THIRD ROW: Harvey Lockett, George Sanford, Gail Butts, Sherry as Pains a Nelson, Florence Floyd, Calvin W: alker; FOURTH ROW: Augustus Henderson, Juanita Jones, T andalayo e H Themes, Charlene Wesley, Lemoris Alston, Virginia Dilda ay. FIRST ROW: Orit Now in its fourth year at Huntington, the and looks forward yearly to the assembly Debating Society has set out to develop here at school, at which time it presents within its members the ability to meet the an actual debate in the presence of the ever-rising demand for better speakers and student body. This is done with hopes that thinkers. The society has received chal- the students will have an opportunity to lenges from schools throughout the state, witness a debate. ur ATA WW Lu O ІІ. ІШІ ШІШ ON - anu d Til am тра T PREPARING FOR A DEBATE The negative and affirmative teams are preparing their briefs and gathering data for their rebuttals in preparation for the meet in the state tournament. MIRROR STAFF: INFORMATION CENTER OF THE SCHOOL FIRST ROW: J. Banks, V. McRae, O. Whitehead, A. Norman, J. Freeman, B. Turner, M. Price; SECOND ROW: L. Ward, J REPE s S lec A Heath, L. Lassiter, J. Brown, P. Sneed, D. Scales, H. Sayles, G. Palmer; THIRD ROW: А Smith P. Savage. J. Harrison, A. Dilday, S. Christan, R. Hawkins, W. Bowser, N. Armstrong. : A. E 551b The Mirror Staff, the information center to inform the school of the achievements of Huntington, brings together students of students, outstanding events and needs 3 dree AW Paes e it TE е possessing outstanding journalistic tech- of the school. Bearing editorials and niques and literary talents. It provides a features written by some of the more means tor students to learn the intricate creative minds around the campus, the techniques of journalism, to display out- MIRROR makes an effort to stay abreast standing literary talents of students, and of the important news around Huntington. LUE un Т! Members of the Mirror Staff agree that it takes teamwork and meticu lous proofreading to come up with an excellent newspaper. Judging b their looks, the members of Mrs. Santiful's journalism class seem pleased with their efforts. HOBBY CLUB FIRST ROW: Harold Tenbrook, Gwen- dolyn Dickens, McKinley Price, Re- nee Harrison, Regina Anderson; 5ЕС- OND ROW: Mary Jones, Yvette Walker, Gwendolyn Melvin, Brenda Whitfield, Diane Lovelace, Cheryl Savage; THIRD ROW: Milton Richardson, Nathalie Parker, Antionette Echoles, Thersa Stevenson, Lavenne Stevenson, Gwen- dolyn Moore, Faye White; FOURTH ROW: Walter Bowser, Gary Palmer, Linwood Ward. FUN The primary aim of the Hobby oe S to learn how to use leisure time wisely. eri- Its members gain knowledge of and ed ence in arts and crafts as well as in uer ing, ornamental metal work, model m ing, electronics and photography. ДЕ Those members interested in о phy serve the school newspaper and d annual by heading the photography staff. es Michael Hargraves, a junior, demonstrate his adjusting skills on the enlarger. ane Serves as Photographer for both the Hu tonian and Mirror Staffs, The Library Club under the sponsorship of Mrs. Rose McLeod, encourages Students to increase their reading interest and seeks to improve the library pro- gram in the school. The 27 club celebrates National QE. ak Book Week in an effort to i Stimulate reading interest and encourage students to pursue library work as a career. members of the club whose ambitions are becoming ns learn how to shelve books correctly. Leon Davidsinia Willis shelve books. leisure time y assistant libraria nne Harrell and During their librarians and Debrick, LaVo ROW 1: Dwight Crewe, Anita Whitehead, Sherian Christian, Patricia Savage, Sylvester Judge; ROW 2: Leon Debrick, Darrilyn Vassar, Sarah Coles, Christa Swinton, Davidsinia Willis, Rose Younge; ROW 3: Brenda Bridges, Mary Gale, Levonne Harrell, Mary Russell, George Flemming, Annette Banks. LIBRARY CLUB a A EE” A E Sherian Christian and Sylvester Judge place cards in the catalog- The Art Club has as its main objective to acquaint students with the effects of culture on art. It also informs the students of the vocational opportunities in the field of art and the advantages of art as a means of using leisure. time wisely. In addition to keeping the school bulletin boards deco- rated with many excellent ideas and messages to the student body, members of the club aid the School by providing backdrops for assemblies. ART | ENCOURAGES CREATIVTY | la P 7 c 804 ro 3 1 x. ni Mrs. Mann aids students in properly applying charcoal coloring to drawing paper. Advanced art students engage in the creative sculpture phase of their art course. SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB SOCIAL STUDIES INCREASES UNDERSTANDING OF WORLD PROBLEMS The club also sponsors assemblies on United Nation Day and during Negro His- tory Week to highlight current information To promote outstanding citizenship in ' today' s youth and to instill a better under- Standing of our ever-evolving world are the principles which the Social Studies Club strives to obtain. Mrs. M. Woods attempts to prepare students for th in the BT : o modern world by explaining the influences O Members of the club focus their atte Points out one of the major trouble spots of the world. e place they must take f history upon today's ntion on the map as Miss A. Foriest concerning the two observances. The club sponsors are Mrs. I. Baker, Mr. M. Milo and Mr. C. S. Turner. LEADERSHIP—SCHOLARSHIP— CHARACTER SERVICE EFFIE MAE GREEN CHAPTER OF NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Members of the Effie Mae Green Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society play a vital role in the promotion of scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and character de- velopment among students at Huntington and throughout the community. They strive to promote an interest in scholarship in the 58 eighth and ninth grade levels. Students in this organization have a scholastic average of B or above. Both the Junior National Honor Society and the Senior National Honor Society have contributed much to the success of the school's academic program. To create enthusiasm for scholarship, to instill a desire to render service, to promote competent leadership, and to encourage the development of good character are the aspira- tions of the Lillian M. Weaver Chapter of the National Senior Honor Society. Open to the qualified students in their sophomore year, the National Senior Honor Society has contributed much to the success of the school's academic program. SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (ROW 1) Anita Whitehead, Paula Pugh, Janet Brown, Hope Sayles; (ROW 2) Janice Williams, Davidsina Willis, Shirley Howard, Rose Young, Gloria Clinton; (ROW 3) D'Jaris Binns, DeVeda Scales, Annette Banks, Myrtle Flyte, John Sullivan, Nelson Armstrong. (| GOOD DEEDS ARE DONE ; The National Honor Society proclaimed the month of February as Have A Heart Month . In observance of this occasion its members honored Mr. Stith, a member of the faculty with a basket of fruit. They also visited the physically handi- cap children at the Virginia State School. 59 Lower Left: The Spanish Class fol- awrence's reading as he the lesson for to- day should be rea French and Spanish are im integral part of the DU i u at Huntington. Because of the ever increasing zeal for the 2 two languages, the French E Spanish Clubs were formed | develop an intensive interes in the languages, its people, and the many other aspects A of the countries where the tw languages are spoken. db iuh Club is head g by Mr. D. Lawrence ani ; N. Grandberry is head of t French Club. SPANISH CLUB 11, E ‚ Bradley, M, Flythe, H, Spruie XC PM Mercado, S ee on 2): Phyllis John Hamell, D, Washington, M. Baya a illen, J. Woods, J, Adams, C. Wa Harrison, B, Clark, S. Kelley, P. Richardson Я T x DRAMATICS CLUB STRIVES FOR CREATIVITY a vital part of the school. It has pr : 4 resent several assemblies and skits fo tha ee body and is looking forward to the State cs Club is to ighest сге- opportunities nr purpose of the Dramati ativit age and to promote the h n а агата а� а to provide Dë enit participation in th rganized club has proven e field. This Drama Festival. itself to be REHEARSAL au act plays are ho ented in class with E that the students ‘an nave an opportunity ee all phases of D. ma and become ac- : ainted with their re- pene ibility ав mem- + of the cast and of е audience. d � е Fasion and Sg y Palmer rehearse act play k one Stock wells. Bud ts at Fort (Upper left) Checking students progress Ree and Mrs. Eustis are Mr, С. Robinson, Director SE H Lacks, Director of Civil Service Personnel. 5 ions from (Upper right) Edward Outlaw receives Kost Bore Club. the assistant director of the Hampton Ro (Center left) TE achine Burton Hopson Operates printing m ash oval. AS Superv sor J with app i i on 5 5 H M . ohn ones looks (Center left) ed in Applying the skills which they learn masonary are Charles Moore and Jonas Pope. (Lower 16 ft) enl lerica Elfreda Banks hands in a completed с assignment t : Martin. O her Supervisor, Mr. Thomas at Whittaker (Lower tight) Gail Kearney, an attendant S nog emoria] Hospital, learns to use the pas under the Supervision of Mrs, Sayles, R.N. (Uppe pper left) Clarence Brooks works as 2 salesman at Fort Eustis Craft Supply Center. (Upper right А ne Geraldine Braxton not only fasinates her gale MET at the Humpty Dumpty Nursery, but also ta experience essential for a career in elemen- Ty education. (Center ri tails Wu ae Evelyn Bradley realizes the intricate de- tions mm ved in clerical work, as she receives instruc- the Ha m MR. C. A. Hobson, Executive Director of mpton Roads Boys' Club. STUDENTS' EARNING POWER cretary in the ICT Of- Cent А (Center right) Working as ће se es clerical instructions fice, A , Anthonette Echoles receiv from Mr. Venable. student nurst at Whit- (Lower left) Gwenda McDonald, 2 dicine to a patient take : ШЕ ыра Hospital, gives me 5. King supervises. Lo d ee tight) Performing the task of wood turning Lance s applies the basic skills of the trade. | |) | l | cH ! | — A KN PRIVAT CA HOBSON, Many hours of hard work and concentration are essential for a good yearbook. The web of dead- lines entangles many of the students and teachers into spending their Saturday mornings, and holidays completing unfinished business: writing and typing editorials, iden- tifying countless faces, drawing layouts, and other such tasks. Through the efforts and cooperation of the administration, the faculty, the student body, and the community, the Huntingtonian staff is able to present to you a panoramic view of the 1966-67 school year. Smiles of success beam from the faces of surrounding advertisement solicitors as they turn in their patron list to Miss B. J. Barham. Shirley Howard and Darilyn Vassar busily type captions describing the pictures to appear in the yearbook. A HARD DAY'S NIGHT Saturday mornings and many nights are spent trying to meet the never ending deadlines. Mr. G. R. Blakeney, year- book advisor, gives instructions to Morris Williams, co-editor, on how the hard work is taken out of scaling and cropping by the use of the scaleograph. J BELIEVE WE ARE GONNA MAKE IT Editor-in-chief, Mary Haynes and Thelma Courtney, co-editor, discuss pictures for various layouts. Gary Palmer and Merritt Hope, members of the advertising staff tally the day's report with business manager, McKinley Price. The advertising staff, a hard working crew, is the chief financial source in the production of a good yearbook. G. Palmer, M. Hope, F. Faison, W. Bowser, W. Johnson, J. Banks, N. Armstrong, M. Price, L. Pryer. 65 HUNTINGTON Hu nti sour Ж kj on Hi sour of ке igh Scho Arthur tees QU the ihe sco E n enc UR hs e ir SE i he choi every H е а ae and eae is the D. ccn is e s een winner aa | к аї dios receive oen a ict and ES x re e music f es rivals: CHOIR One of the finest a cappella choirs in the state of Virginia, their activities in- Clude the annual Christmas concert, Spring recital, appearances on radio and television, numbers for Commencement and Baccalaureate exercises, and other Programs in the community and state. The Junior Band under the direction of Mr. В. Hill, is composed of a plays at school assemblies, concerts, and other activities. The conce i band pproximately forty members. The ) j rts are often joint with the symphonic band | Hill, director of the string ensemble, gives each member of the violin se | | | THE SOUND OF MUSIC As me ; ; mbers of the junior band, students learn to play as many as four diff struments. ur “шете� in. тесеі p md SS opportunity to develop musical which ordinarily might never be dis- Members of the junior band and and stri ensemble play at school assemblies en COV . t H о y participating in the musical of the school, the students may at concerts and other activitie S. a КЕШЕ de — and Curtis Hag- lris V anDyne, Joseph Jordan, s to assure man Е a pl Synchronize their bow movement Casing sound. BAND DIRECTOR Few people realize the extent of preparation that is required to pro- duce a band of Huntington's caliber. Director, Wray Herring has assem- bled a succession of extremely capa- ble bands during his tenure as band director at Huntington High School. The secret of his success may be the elaborate preparation he demands from band participants and the pride they derive from belonging to one of the best bands in this area. THE MAKING OF A Band members are taught to march in formations. 70 BAND After qualifying for a posi- tion in the Viking band, top candidates are issued uniforms. The grandeur of the famed Hunt- ington High School Marching Band is equaled only by the superb per- formance of its fine group of majorettes. The long hours of practice prove beneficial as Hunt- ington's band enters the field playing the Viking Loyalty song. IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR A Viking supporter at the beginning of the football season did not have to be a soothsayer to predict a winning season for the 1966-67 school year Peninsula VIA Champions; however, the team exceeded even this accomplishment and fought its way to the exalted position of state cham- pions. Even the most optimistic Hunting- tonian could not have foreseen the opponent crushing machine which rumbled over ten strong teams for the school's first unde- feated and untied season since 1950. That both the explosive offense and dev- astating defense were alternately deciding factors in crucial games thro ughout the Season is indicative of the balance and esprit de corps possessed by the team. Although the team played as a unit, veweral individuals were selected as nf standing players. Chosen for the 1966 Virginia Interscholastic Association East- ес� District All Stars Team were Walter Bowser, Larry Briggs, Adolph Hawkins, James Speight, Robert Thomas, and James же” FOR FOOTBALL WÄER Laurels bestowed upon Viking Cam members for their sensational play were not limited to the confines of the local district. с 18 year's Virginia Sports Writers and Sports” “asters Association All-State Football Team ox дей Walter Bowser and James Whitehead. in the Honorable Mention list for this organi- ation were Larry Briggs and Adolph Hawkins. Owser was also voted the VSWSA Player of the Ваг- -а� honor never obtained before by � we athlete. As seen through their impres- Ve record, it was, indeed a very good year for Huntington's MIGHTY VIKINGS. CE Viking players enter playing field hungry for additional A handshake by the captains of both teams signals the beginning of the game. ANDREW GIVENS PICKS IMPORTANT YARDAGE Andrew Givens romps down field Turning the corner behind fine block- for a touchdown. ing, LONNIE CRITTENDEN LEAPS HIGH breaks H. into the clear with an effort to pull in a pass from understudy quarterback, Lonnie Crittenden, a sophomore, Green. $ š 1 % Li Li Li % $ = w e, zm HOMECOMING GAME One of the most spectacular events of the football season was the Homecoming game, which featured the undefeated and untied Vikings versus the fighting Grey- hounds of I. C. Norcom. The Vikings struck first and fast in the opening mo- ments on a 18 yard scamper to paydirt by fullback, Robert Dixon. After several exchanges, Bowser was on target with a 6 yard aerial for another score. Another run play spotted the Vi- BRIGGS SURROUNDED AFTER KEY RECEPTION A key reception by Larry Briggs places the Vikings in good field position. Walter Bowser demonstrates his running ability. kings a 20-0 half-time lead as the Grey- hounds found the hosts' goal untouchable. Following Homecoming Festivities, the | confident Vikings with Walter Bowser lead- ing the way, in no time, the team was ex- tending their lead to a whopping 34 points. The Greyhounds prevented a shut-out in the closing moments of the final quarter. At the sound of the final gun Huntington had clinched a 40-14 win and its eighth straight victory. CORONATION INITIATES HOMECOMING WEEK The theme of the school's annual coronation was Love's Mystic Smile. In a formal extrava- ganza Miss Gloria Clinton was crowned the 1966- 67 Miss Homecoming. Her entire royal court of lovely sweethearts was also presented to the acclaiming audience of students, teachers, par- ents and the like. Miss Homecoming and her escort were the evening's She is paid tribute by her loyal subjects. most attractive couple. Loveliness, charm, and enticement were all invested in the royal court of the coronation. 76 Pageantry, excitement, and color filled Huntington's football stadium in October 29th as Viking followers observed the homecom- ing activities. Miss Homecoming, Gloria Clinton, a charming and personable senior was elected by her classmates to represent them on this occasion. Gloria not only reigned as Miss Homecoming, but she was elected President of the senior class. She is also a member of the Band, the Science Club and the Senior National Honor Society. Gloria Clinton awaits anticipatingly the bestowing of her title as Mr. W. D. Scales places the crown upon her head. A ROYAL SALUTE cession moves onto the field. Officially ending the two days of Homecoming festivi- Miss Homecoming waves to her loyal subjects as the pro- ties, Gloria Clinton and Calvin Robinson rejoin the fans in the grandstand for the second half of the game. 77 OTHER SIDES OF THE GAME Marching 100 winds up its half- time entertainment. Coaches Madden and Kane, head football strategists, relax as they pensively watch their boys limber up following half- time. Noisemakers warm up their volumes. 78 James Whitehead is tackled after catching the ball for a touchdown. Coach Madden congratulates Adolph Hawkins for his individual effort on a sensational play. Walter Bowser scrambles in the backfield until he finds an open receiver. Viking quarterback, NAME Linwood Cosby Walter Bowser Herman Green Oliver Hill Andrew Givens Donnie Stith Wendell Page Jerry Page William Perkins Larry Roberts Dwight Guy Nelson Armstrong Thomas Turner Labanuel Guy Larry Briggs Elmo Brown Lewis Tyler Larry Davis Leslie Covington Edward Wilkens Robert Thomas Edwin Hall NAME Adolph Hawkins Bernard Johnson Allen Mayo Clilan Harmon Robert Dixon James Whitehead Wilson Hawkins Lonnie Crittenden Franklin Waller Etheleridze Pearson Reginald Riddick Sylvester Parker Alonzo Taliferro William Wynn David Boldin William Harris Lewis Williams Little H. Jones James Speight Alvin Hicks James Brown Wayne Soloman WILSON HAWKINS OFFENSIVE UNIT x тх” Coaching the Vikings through their first un- defeated season since 1950 were Coaches: Ray- mond Critten- den, Walter Kane, Thaddeus Madden and Theodore Bacote. (Not shown- - Joseph Buggs). DEFENSIVE UNIT Co-captains for the Vikings were Robert Thomas and Cilian Harmon. VIKINGS 53 20 50 13 13 27 52 40 26 '66 SEASON RECORD J. W. Johnson Armstrong Berkeley Maggie L. Walker G. W. Carver В. Т. Washington J. F. Kennedy I. C. Norcom (Homecoming) Crestwood Phenix OPPONENTS 7 VARSITY: Jackie Edwards, Phyllis- tine Harris, Gwendolyn Mel- vin, Maureen Wilder, Peggy Sneed, William Gibson, Brenda Whitfield, Joyce Melvin, Sharon Washington; (co- captains) Alice Hawkins, Velma Corbin. CHEERING GO-GO SENIOR CHEERLEADERS: Jackie Edwards, Gwendolyn Melvin, | Brenda Whitfield, Velma Corbin, Alice Hawkins. JUNIOR VARSITY: (ROW 1) Gail Mills, Dorthy Jones; (ROW 2) Valerie Deas, | Fabiola Carpenter, Lillie Davis, Monrovia Davis: BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity is a group of young men who acquire practical training in the area of basketball, while serving as the preliminary entertainment during the bas- ketball games. The team has made an excellent showing at many of the games. TOP: With a skillful maneuver against a covering de- fender, Alexander Bowens goes in for a lay-up. CENTER: Michael Hargraves leaps high to add another field goal to his team's constantly increasing lead. JUNIOR VARSITY: (FIRST ROW) David Williams, Rufus Brown, Cecil Pugh, Alonzo Williams, Linwood Mayo, (SECOND ROW) Edward Cotton, Elliot Bowens, Thomas Heath, Larry Robertson, William Miller, (THIRD ROW), Michael Hargraves, Wilbur Scipio, Thomas Harris. 86 William Wynn taps the ball in for the Vikings in the Huntington vs J. F. K. game. Linwood Cosby drives through the Wolverines of J. F. Kennedy. VARSITY IN ACTION Vikings find action rough. zs Cosby makes two points. Two points for Walt Bowser 87 HARD PRACTICE Designed to teach good sportsmanship, to build sound bodies and minds, and to afford capable students an opportunity to perform outside of the classroom, basket- ball has become a major activity at Hunt- ington. Coached by Mr. R. C. Crittenden, Melvin Spratley (50) looks on anxiously as Willia possession of the ball. MU An errant Viking shot is saved as William Wynn (44) tips i basket for two points. TOMUS Utilizing a speed advantage over the o pposing team! wood Cosby (22) floats in for a perfect р g m's defe two points. NETS VICTORIES the team has received many invitations to participate in championship competition. Thus far, having won eleven of the fif- teen games played, the Vikings are looking forward to a successful year. fights for t into the nse s Lin- P ой Ие ie Whitehead, Marvin Spratley, TOP LEFT: t, james James Guy, Edward East, J Meredith Hope, Кш; Linwood Cosby (center), Carl McNeil, wens, William Malone. HUNTINGTON vs UNION-K EMPSVILLE th Marvin Spratley was the key man 48 us Vikings posted their fifth win against ree defeats. Getting his first chance to play as 4 nor Spratley scored 19 points, auled down 17 rebounds, and blocked Several Tiger shots. ғ William Wynn а� а Herman Green also Ound the action rough under the basket during this game. Thus the Vikings salvaged a 72-62 Ome victory over the vicious Tigers of hion-Kempsville. Herbert Spratley, Michael Morgan, Walter Bowser, Andrew Jen- Herman Green, William Wynn, Russell . ae Й el | e there at the leadership of Coach Garrell Hartman % Baseball is an exciting sport � е SÉ the team won three of the ten games played i aintaine ee i ЖО (� о. г s me and is last year. They finished the season with a 1 goo record over the past y Unde 3-5-2 record. d j Seeking to extend it into this season. SI. Donnie Stith Adolph Hawkins Bernard Johnson William Harris Andrew Jenkins | | | E Ill | | | j INN ied x ПРЕ Clilan Harmon, Linwood Cosby, Melvin IN Porter, Herman Green, William Perkins. | | 2 Я 91 TENNIS: A THRIVING SPORT Tennis is a thriving sport at Huntington. cessfully defended their title, the 1965 VIA The Viking squad has maintained an out- Doubles Champions, in the National Scho- standing record for the past two years and lastic Tennis Tournament last season is looking forward to a victorious season against Paisley High School, Winston Salem, this year. The Viking players swing a North Carolina. racket that would defeat any opponent. The team won the Eastern District Co- Walter Bowser and Jeffrey Banks suc- Championship for the 1966 season. (ROW 1): David Williams, Carolyn Batts, Sandra McNair, Jacqueline Batts, Pameal Poe; (ROW 2): Sandra McNai Leslie Pryor, McKinley Price, Kennith Hodges; (ROW 3): Michael Armfield Willi i s i EE Bowser, Jeffrey Banks. 2 A ) , William Miller, Arron Smith, Walter 92 pa UN GIRLS DOUBLES Carolyn Batts and Sandra McNair STATE BOYS DOUBLES Walter Bowser and Jeffery Banks with Coach George Davis. 93 W 2: field; RO illi L. Coefie satley; Clark, M. Williams, ir H. Spr 1 . Johnson, J. Banks, с. Pugh, J. saa | T. McNair, eG 1:1. Webster, H. mum m EUN Peoples, R. Watkins, K, Knight, ts SH Williams; RoN КШ E. ROW Coy С. Daniels, М, Но es Williams, D. Davender, J. Edwards, H. Ruff, 9 rs ROW 5: S. ROW 3: А, Vide E por P. Williams, J. Townes, H. Millan, E, Sanford, D. ; 1 B . ? t. рсы E Moab. à Bowens, L. Guy, M. Bolden McCoy, � SPRINTERS Andrew Givens and Karl Daniels LEFT: George Jarrett , POLE VAULT 94 STAMINA: KEY TO A GOOD TRACK TEAM Because of i 7 te f its dedication, desire t h ; O accomplished 1 Sta Championship wi p wins. e Succeed a j h nd sta i i mina, the Huntington High Last season the team captured t f ree first School tr ack team is among the b i ee ng the best. Over places in the State Champi i pan, under the masterful guid- coming in events staged Du cm the triple jump and the two mile run DA an ce of Coach T. Madden, the team has ONE MILE RELAY Cecil Pugh, Nelson Armstro ng, Andrew Givens Karl Daniels, LEFT: Michael Hotson HIGH JUMPER RIGHT: Lewis Williams 5 НОТРОТ FOUR MILE RELAY Edmond Price, Eugene McCoy, Joseph Banks, Nelson Baker HIGH and LOW HURDLERS Jerome Johnson and Henry Ruff : TWO MILE RELAY Tony McNair, Edward Woody, Lawrence Mills, Samuel PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES CAMPAIGN FOR SOUND BODIES In this age, when machines cause man to sit more than ever, it is vital for growing boys and girls to receive Stimulating physical exercise. Classes in physical education meet this need by providing each pupil with a variety of activities. DOWN ON COUNT THREE truction on the deep knee = W. Kane gives his physical education class ins nd exercise. This exercise and other callisthenics help keep the body limber. eeping their bodies healthy, kills in recreational games strations of Mrs. Jennings. In addition to k students develop s through the demon In the industrial art classes the philosophy of the educator John Dewey, who advocated learning by doing, is stressed. Boys make articles which they may retain. Some of these articles made in- clude wall racks, lamps, metal book ends, candle holders, and ash trays. ж ыша же� е. AA — — Emm Q -—-—— -- Metal Shop is taken b i i i field of industrial d М Кы с� gtade boys as an introduction to the son, Hillard Dickens and Ja is the instructor, Boys are Willie Richard- mes Guy. Upon graduation, skills acquired by Arnold Williams, Charlie Wil- liams, Ethelridge Pearson, and Walter Hopson will be beneficial. R LAKNOWN V M S nn ac FOLATION E Spencer Slade and Willie Kerby gain valuable experience in Mr. Hale's electronics class. ERGRASSMEN 5 | UNI VIKING FLEDGLINGS FIND NEW EXPERIENCES H. R. 506: (FIRST) M. Williams, L. Tillery, V. McNeal, B. Harris, B. Mitchell, D. Hampton, P. Blair, D. Chisolm, L. Knight; (SECOND) K. Hicks, V. Flemming, C. Braxton, J. Harvey, V. Sedgwick, L. Washington, E. Wilkins; (THIRD) A. Williams, M. Dudley, C. Blackwell , P. Nelson, R. Turner; (FOURTH) W. Bridges, L. Catewood, C. Kirbey, J. Allen, L. White, R. Judkins, E. Williams H.R. 220: (FIRST) Р. Chatman, D. White, V. Jones, P. Bowles, S. Mason, C. Woodson, B. Davis, E. Boldin, J. Scott, (SECOND) C. Camp, Y. Hill, A. Briggs, I. Brown, S. Knight, R. Williams, S. Davis, (THIRD) J. Binns, L. Stephenson, E. Pryear, C. Speller, E. Holloman, S. Lake, Y. Everett, (FOUR TH) L. Watkins, A. Dickens, L. Watkins, O. Jones, R. Wilson. 100 H.R. 509: (FIRST) B. Davis, J. Smith, D. Brown, L. Kelley, R. Overby, G. Pressley, M. Smith, M. Jones; (SECOND) N. Lipkins, S. Jackson, E. Minter, P. Chatman, E. Perry, B. Moore; (THIRD) A. Scott, R. Lea, D. Stewart, S. Shelton, M. Strickland, L. Bell, E. Graves, M. Carter; (Not Shown) C. Brown, M. Hill, E. Martin, E. Norman, M. Pinckney, W. Pressley, C. Smith. H.R. 508: (FIRST) D. Hazel, L. Jefferson, A. Nicholson, F. Spragans, D. Bell, G. Butts; (SECOND) T. Marshall, E. Martin, C. Gatling, B. Flowers, G. Cherry, S. Jones; D. Chatman, (THIRD) B. Hockaday, R. Camp, D. Watson, S. White, R. Tabb, W. Walthour; (FOURTH) D. Williams, T. Lassiter, S. Spragans, B. Wiggins, E. Yarborough, M. Bridges, T. Walters. 101 H.R. 302: (FIRST) A. Royal, T. Cofield, P. Terrell, J. Stevens, В. Munn, G. Richardson, M. Flood; (SECOND) К. Witherspoon, D. Crisman, D. Stephenson, B. Jones, F. Floyd, H. Carr, L. Hawkins; (THIRD) T. Ricks, A. Henderson, R. Holley, R. Gregory, D. Holley, K. McKinley, M. Brooks; (FOURTH) M. Edwards, H. Williams, M. Stegall, T. Warren, A. Melton; (FIFTH) S. Mann, A. Bowens, V. Harris, F. Munn, C. Harton, H.R. 229: (FIRST) М. Hodge, R. ВтауБоу, 5. Brown, L. Ebron, R. Rooks; (SECOND) С. McCargo, E. Staton, А. Mills, M. Washington, W. Chambers, C. Hagman; (THIRD) R. Brown, R. Bagley, W. Barnes, D. Crocker, J. Fennell, C. Crocker, E. Swinton; (FOURTH) М. Bryant, A. Scott, A. Wilks, М. Richardson, R. Brown, A. Nickelson. 102 H.R. 129: (FIRST) L. Carter, S. Harris, T. Stokes, J. Ivey, V. Watson, P. Jenkins, М. Vinson, C. Bryant; (SECOND) D. Banks, K. Grey, C. Fletcher, E. Parker, T. Grimes, K. Jones, С. Chapman, P. Avent; (THIRD) E. Jackson, М. Walker, J. Stewart, E. Minns, K. Grady, W. Tyson, T. Thomas, V. Hilton; (FOURTH) N. Harper, J. Davis, L. Davis, M. Haskett, С. Huggins, R. Soloman, B. Carey. H. R. 222: (FIRST) S. Sessom, J. Baughans, L. Vinson, D. Patterson, A. Jones, M. Welch, M. Watkins, R. Gills; (SECOND) J. Sanford, H. Ashlock, D. Swinton, C. Smith, R. Grady, L. Marsh, L. Battle; (THIRD) D. Mullen, L. Crawley, H. Newsome, R. Whitaker, C. George, J. Woodley; (FOURTH) L. Hardy, P. Mutz, L. Jackson, J. Brooks, B. Matthews, T. McKoy, D. Gales, W. Blackwell, E. Gholson, B. Gregg 103 eat A H.R. 107: (FIRST) H. Lane, E. Brown, A. Everette, C. Carter, D. Harper, P. Moore, R. Dolberry, J. Strayhorn; (SECOND) P. Paige, V. Dilday, D. Kelly, G. Stephenson, L. Brown, P. Bazemore, N. Grandberry, L. Williams; (THIRD) D. Rodgers, R. Threatt, L. Heath, S. Ricks, L. Van Dyne, T. Brown, O. Beckett; (FOURTH) J. Bridges, L. Patton, С. Henderson, J. Lee, R. Tucker, L. Tucker. H.R. 207: (FIRST) C. White, G. Perkins, E. Nicolas, R. Young, C. Underwood, D. Bailey, C. Taylor, C. Coleman; (SECOND) B. Harvey, A. Titus, A. Caudle, B. Maxwell, B. Howell, B. Cooper; (THIRD) A. Sawyer, J. Kelley, M. Whitehead, I. Wright, W. Green, A. Johnson; (FOURTH)E. Leggett, A. Butcher, J. L. Alston, J. H. Alston, K. Jarman; (FIFTH) D. Hall, R. Kelley, E. Browning, C. Dumas, G. White, J. Gray, J. Logan. 104 H.R. 202: (FIRST) I. Ingram, E. Moore, R. Perry, B. Davis, G. Moore, R. Williams, J. Parker, C. Slade; (SECOND) M. Epps, P. Gervin, B. Moore, E. Lee, B. Morris, O. Harps; (THIRD) A. Wardrett, J. Barnes, W. Gatling, R. Crawley, R. Sellers, L. Slaughter; (FOURTH)E. Littlejohn, I. Jones, L. Epps, J. Bolden, F. Gainey; (Not Shown) D. Branch, R. Chawlk, M. Hayes, W. Moore. H.R. 226: (FIRST) D. Augburn, I. Humphrey, M. Hardy, J. Moore, M. Davis, A. Joe, D. Hicks; (SECOND) B. Herbin, | G. Hughes, F. Parker, T. Frazier, H. Moore, H. Lee, C. Craddock; (THIRD) D. Bell, H. Daniels, I. Ellison, W. Alston, C. Bowman, Mrs. R. W. Miller; (FOURTH) J. Fauntleroy, R. Baker, T. Ferguson, R. Hopson. 105 Н.Е. 224: (FIRST) С. Lane, С. Lee, L. Harmon, A. Stith, E. Slaughter, S. Goodwin, В. Taylor; (SECOND) С, Arrington, W. McCaskill, J. Smith, L. Hill, P. Sanford, L. Stewart, C. Stith; (THIRD) P. Jones, R. Brown, J. White, G. Mitchell, A. Sanford, R. Jones; (FOURTH) J. Smith, E. Foxe, L. Parker, M. Moore, W. Hawkins, G. Dupree, G Hopson, L. Parham. H.R. 215: (FIRST) S. Jones, S. Parker, R, Flowers, B. Johnson, D. Williams, D. Bullock, H. Miller; (SECOND) E. Henry, Z. Moody, D. Johnson, B. McNair, P. Harris; (THIRD) G. Lucas, M. Nichols, S. Clark, K. Wilson, N. Black, R. Fitchett, D. Hawkins; (FOURTH) J. Chatten, R. McDonald, R. Kemp, F. Jones, D. Malloy, A. Perry 106 H.R. 102: (FIRST) D. Pugh, B. Branch, P. Mills, D. Turner, F. Clark, J. Dabney, E. Elliott, C. Langford; (SECOND) H. Robinson, S. Brisborne, T. Perry, A. Sawyer, D. Miller; (THIRD) G. Southerland, B. Holmes, H. Bland, T. New- man, W. Armstead, G. Beathea; (FOURTH) M. Strickland, J. Green, H. Valentine, S. Richardson, R. Mason, D. Riddick, M. Hooker. H.R. 217: (FIRST) E. Gregory, J. Turner, B. Thomas, S. Harville, M. Ebron, E. Knowlin, R. Williams; (SECOND) A. Jenkins, C. Benard, K. Perkins, B. Davis, M. Person, C. Moore, B. Slade, R. Hines; (THIRD) N. Brooks, A. Wil- liams, W. Burton, J. Hooker, T. Cunningham, R. Bunn, R. Moses, C. Sneed, J. Gurley, W. Judge. 107 H. R. 214: (FIRST) В. Kearse, В. Brinkley, E. Neville, P. Kershaw, V. Taylor, F. Janerette, L. Sims, J. Maupin; d, Margaret Woods, C. Elliott, R. Norman, A. Wardrett, A. Allen, J. Spell; (THIRD) SECOND) J. Cofield, W. War | | bar ke, A. Wiggins, W. Logan, R. Randolph, R. Walker; (FOURTH) J. Washington, C. R. Fox, C. Windham, B. Coo Harris, H. Jones, M. Grant, S. McNiel, W. Scott, W. Patterson, A. White. | “ЕГІ © © L y 2 | | kees À Students in reading finding the viewlex useful in previewing stories before they are discussed in class. 108 NINTH GRADERS EXHIBIT MATURITY GAINED DURING FIRST YEAR m = — а —ҥ WILLS — — % š | H. R. 104: (FIRST) S. Steward, L. Davis, C. Banks, L. Dortch, S. Kelly, S. Price, C. Banks, M. Titus; (SECOND) H. Henry, B. Williams, S. Humphery, O. Winstead, D. Wilkes, C. Crocker, J. Silver; (THIRD) G. Richardson, C. Man- ley, К. Geddie, D. Barnes, H. Alexander, С. Reaves; (FOURTH) L. Burgess, L. Moore, L. Carter, W. Perkins, К. Ricks, R. Winship H. R. 127: (FIRST) V. Vaughn, P. McGowan, A. Johnson, D. Seaborn, P. Thompson, J. Forbes, E. Watson, (SECOND) T. Thomas, D. Sessoms, J. Roddy, B. Armstrong, P. Nobles, C. Wesley; (THIRD) R. Hope, J. Mineey, J. Brown, C. Davis, W. Sauls; (FOURTH) J. Gillespie, R. Williams, C. Gaines, V. Thomas, A. Williams, R. Crawford 109 i i ; 5 6 ; (SECOND) S. Good- H. В. 128: (FIRST) М. Haggar, S. Bethea, A. Dilday, J. Charity, N. Howard, C. Gary, M. Jones; ( Go win, R. ede 5) MI E Asbury, R. Eley, V. Sullivan, M. Bennett; (THIRD) B. Edwards, L. Edwards, J. Williams, H. Bell, A. Dove, L. Cooper, D. Hooker; (FOURTH) C. Alston, L. Carter, H. Dickens, E. Bolden Н. R. 126: (FIRST) E. Brown, Е. Bailey, J. Jones, F. Moody, В. Blair, L. Avery, P. Bowens, J. Maxwell; (SECOND) В. McLeod, P. Taylor, O. Bryant, C. Campbell, E. Johnson, Y. Boyd, J. Delk; (THIRD) М. Whitak er, L. Grimes, В. Ponton, H. Shields, P. Davis, C. Richardson, H. Ricks; (FOURTH) J. Tucker, B. Miles, С. King, L. Green 110 Н. R. 204: (FIRST) E. Dickerson, B. Morris, L. Cummings, S. Barnes, С. Bowser, L. Green, В. Whitehead; (SECOND) В. Everett, E. Hill, С. Davis, P. Mclvy, M. Hodge, M. Mathis, J. Webster; (THIRD) Т. Hughes, J. Parker, E. Good- win, M. Jones, J. Nettles, H. Ellis, T. Johnson; (FOURTH) E. Williams, R. Eley, A. Parker, G. Richardson H. R. 303: (FIRST) V. Nicholson, P. Hodge, L. Calwell, L. Geerley, G. Robinson, D. Small, B. Carter, S. Carter; (SECOND) J. Shinnette, V. Woods, M. Jones, B. Young, F. Leonard, B. Williams, J. Wilson; (THIRD) J. Thompson, W. Terrell, W. White, A. Wooden, D. Scott, L. McDowell; (FOURTH) J. Redcross, A. Newby, S. Harrison, G. Gregg, R. Moses 111 A + 1 i Н. К. 208: (FIRST) A. Kemp, М. Wilson, J, Mills, M. Marshall, W. Fortune, J. Ford, V. James, D. Davis, C. Green; l (SECOND) J. McMillan, B. Wilson, C. Green, D. Johnson, J. Rumble, M. Rauser, S. Monroe, B. Vann, R. Jones; | (THIRD) Р. Orie, С. Davis, W. Davis, J. White, S. Wilson, N. Jarrett, J. Allen; (FOURTH) Н. Orerby, С. McNeill, | A. Robinson, J. Guy, J. Perry, R. Shelton, E. Chatman, E. Dudley H. К. 216: (FIRST) L. Burnett, С. Doles, E. Burges, D. Yellorday, В. Williams, A. Jeter, E. Hardy; (SECOND) В. Hawkins, С. Warren, S. Cooper, С. Williams, J. Staton, S. Mayfield, В. Johnson; (THIRD) S. Hawkins, L. Clarke, L, Gibson, С. Davis, J. Joyner, P. Wooden; (FOURTH) R. Thomas, D. Pretlow, A. Wiggins, С. Bumpers, O. Bumpers 112 Н. R. 223: (FIRST) B. Harvey, D. Jenkins, B. Huggins, S. Davis, L. Hall, J. Lee, V. Green; (SECOND) С. Williams, D. Mayo, B. Nettles, G. Jones, M. Wiggins, V. Ivey; (THIRD) D. Holmes, J. Holmes, E. Lee, C. Harris, D. Ross, J. Eley; (FOURTH) E. Wooden, A. Hayes, R. Sellers, J. Anderson; (FIFTH) O. Knightnor, K. Gayles, W. Jones, E. McKoy, W. Hicks H. R. 229: (FIRST) J. Bell, I. Pierce, G. Pierce, C. Graves, S. Green, L. Jackson, S. Killebrew, B. Burrest; (SECOND) B. Jones, T. Jones, E. Green, C. Jarrett, I. Bell, B. Aytch, A. Banks, D. Shoates; (THIRD) W. Kelly, C. Kersey, D. Lockett, R. Owens, P. Williams, W. Joyner, C. Jasper; (FOURTH) E. Jones, D. Harley, H. Davis, M. Strictland, V Price 113 Poindexter, M. Hawkins, J. Lee, A. Ricks; : (FIRST) J. Johnson, E. Savage, Y. Gregory, G. Mutz, V. Mie IS) (SECOND c en Go SO 5. Nelson, G. Moore, E. Savage, с. кааны (THIRD) р. Foster, J. Powell, M Harrison R. Lockett, E. Samuels, R. Cousins; (FOURTH) H. Nickleson, R. Harris, K. Grier, J. Jordan, 2 e 2 D C. Jackson, H. Hodge H. R. 132: (FIRST) L. Johnson, R. Harris, G. Everett, D. Lynch, R. Grey, P. Eaton, J. Brown, C. Oakley; (SECOND) V. Holden, ІЗ М. C. McEachem, E. Hill, B. Foster, A. Cooke, E. Alston, О. Hawks; (THIRD) S. Green, B. Neville, B. Harrison, C. Mitchell, L. Price, I. Websters, J. Jones; (FOURTH) L. Stinson, G. Weeks, P. Perry, G. Graves, R. Jolly, T. Harris, L. Hollard 114 Н. R. 200: (FIRST) B. LaBostrie, 5. Hopson, С. Lovett, В. Copeland, С, Strayhorn, A. Batts, V. Harris; (SECOND) J. Minns, С. Moore, В. Hick, М. Jordan, С. Austin, В. Heckstall, L. Lewis; (THIRD) В. Davis, J. Thomas, W. Howell, D. Morgan, K. Ashby, D. Walker; (FOURTH) K. Grey, L. Johnson, W. Jones, W. Solomon, C. Eason Н. R. 301: (FIRST) A. Green, S. Gholson, C. Minor, L. McCoy, M. Lewis, F. Worsley, P. Lowery; (SECOND) J. Pugh, J. Williams, L. Outlaw, V. Speight, P. Deloatch, A. Lewis, S. Wells; (THIRD) B. Shields, М. Coles, Н. Whittaker, S. Wiggins, J. West, C. McGorgo, J. Tatum, R. Jordan; (FOURTH) D. Phipps, W. Taylor, S. Robinson, D. Flowers, A. Talley; (FIFTH) Mr. A. H. Braxton, B. Chandler 115 Н. В. 505: (FIRST) М. Collins, L. Brown, Р. Buggs, P. Harris, C. Washington, D. Smith; (SECOND) L. Heath, M. Mitchell, L. Baker, Т. Harris, K. Batts, J. Bazemore Af WW H NAM ON Vers Om ve ut ММ sen ` oa ama },, Міка Ce Ee Wey sn кд vd wiska À Ad Geography is a newly added course to the social studies curriculum. In the course students learn more about the i which they live and the peoples with whom they must come in contact. In Mr. Milo's world geography class à p is given help with his map assignment. З 116 SOPHOMORES ELECT AREAS OF ACADEMIC PURSUIT Н. R. 113: (FIRST) C. Mayo, E. Young, E. Bazemore, M. Davis, L. Moody, E. Stanley, L. Battle, (SECOND) D. Reaves, L. Moore, M. Ellis, E. Soloman, D. King, (THIRD) C. Harris, R. Eaton, S. Redcross, M. Jordan, S. Butts, (FOURTH) C. Pugh, M. Wilson, E. Patterson, M. Askew. | к | ee us mo НАЙ | m | aa E з KÉ A gi a � а” та | � ақ P KS H. R. 114: (FIRST) В. Hill, B. Bowels, B. Crawley, S. Bailey, E. Banks, C. Hardy; (SECOND) C. Hawkins, B. Haskins, L. Shoates, B. Washington, D. Ruffin, I. Pair; (THIRD) A. Driver, H. Ruff, P. Robinson, D. Davender, W. Morris, J. Harrison, C. Jones, L. Mills, E. Alston, C. Butcher. 117 H.R. 206: (FIRST) S. Edwards, I. VanDyne, D. Hooker, В. Richardson, C. Titus, C. Wells, Н. Moss, (SECOND) C. Whitley, J. Doles, J. Griffin, M. Haynes, E. Bunn, J. Williams, (THIRD) D. Harris, A. Tobias, M. Dickerson, W. Beckett, V. Hill, W. Crocker, R. Holloman, T. Crocker, W. Vinson, G. Stith, J. Williams, E. Wilkins, (FOURTH) R. Dalton, L. Williams, J. McIntosch, O. Silver, J. Fennell, B. Judkins, R. Harris H.R. 206: (FIRST) L. Redcross, D. Vaughan, J. Newman, V. Davenport, B. Dodson, S. Wilson, L. Harris, A. Gatling, (SECOND) M. Brown, F. Cherry, L. Whitfield, S. Page, S. Mack, E. James, F. Shackleford, (THIRD) N. Savage, W. Dudley, R. East, V. Deas, M. Flack, A. Orie, C. Brools, (FOURTH) D. Odum, J. Carr, R. Jones, A. Green, R. Bryant, L. Roberts, L. Cofield, M. Horton, V. McNeil, M. West. 118 Н. R. 130: (FIRST) L. Kelly, E. Avent, J. Vaughan, B. Johnson, H. Jones, B. Mills, D. Venable, (SECOND) G. Hatchett, P. Jones, E. Collier, E. Mitchell, R. Newaa, A. Smith, F. Gray, (THIRD) T. Bailey, D. Jones, R. Jacobs, (FOURTH) D. Johnson, W. Clark, E. Greene, R. Thomas, S. Parker, G. Gary. H.R. 205: (FIRST) S. Smith, S. Harris, E. Hawkins, G Jordan, C. Keene, D. Black, P. Francis, L. Mecado, N. Stith, M. Hill, (THIRD) S. Perry, R. Mason, H. Tucker, W. Marks, L. Crittenden, H. Millin, (FOURTH) L. Terry, J. Mutz, D. Williams, D. Bouldin, M. Mitchell, A. Taylor, (FIFTH) W. Miller, R. Owens. . Brown, J. Hill, B. Harrison, C. Narwood, (SECOND) I. 119 H.R. 232: (FIRST) E. Mines, J. Warren, B. Vines, C. Walker, D. Futrell, E. Greene, A. Granger, L. Gatling, (SECOND) L. Pretlow, B. Hayes, P. Smith, N. Judge, R. Smallwood, E. Bowles, (THIRD) A. Vaughn, J. Davis, H. Harrison, N. Boyd, R. Davis, J. Nixon, W. Reedy, (FOURTH) D. Baily, S. Jones, S. Ford, G. Hooker, J. Walker, G. Joyner, (FIFTH) J. Jarman, J. Walker, L. Jones, G. Linwood H.R. 201: (FIRST) G. McCullough, S. Lee, D. Foster, P. Walker, Robert Price, A. Avent, (SECOND) V. Young, P. Poe, M. Hobgood, K. Mitchell, J. Chatman, L. Brown, (THIRD) D. Cutchin, J. Tatum, J. Mathis, S. Powell, Y. Moore, L. Jones, (FOURTH) S. Willis, H. Lane, C. Hobgood, P. James, A. Walker, R. Moore, (FIFTH) O. Williams, S. Cheathman, D. Sullivan, D. Lane, E. Sanford, M. Page. 120 q N 2 dë 2 Q 9 A A Soc H. R. 228: (FIRST) J. Jones, C. Cannady, С. Oliver, J. Bridges, L. Tyler, A. Alston, D. Wright; (SECOND) L. Gunter, J. Gales, R. Carney, L. Staton, F. Turner, L. Britt, E. Jones; (THIRD) W. Richardson, T. Alston, T. Gales, R. Powell, W. Kelly, W. Harrison; (FOURTH) W. Scipio, E. Woody, N. Banks, W. Lowe, F. Brooks, J. Ratliff; (FIFTH) C. Vann, M. Williams, E. Price, L. Whitehead . R. 507: (FIRST) S. Stith, L. Sears, J. Melvin, G. Moore, A. Royal, P. Riddick, B. Manly; (SECOND) B. Bowens, P. Phillips; (THIRD) S. Flemming, V. Randall, FOURTH) J. Brantley, G. Jenkins, P. Holloman, P. Maxwell, H B. Noble, R. Little, P. Fauntleroy, M. Wilder, S. Washington, S. Covington, L. Brown, D. Golstone, T. Madden, I. Huggard; ( E. Holloway, T. Draughn, E. Joyner; (FIFTH) J. Brown, L. Arnett; (Not Pictured) G. Stinsin, J. Chester, L ; Spuriel, P. Ray 121 Н. Б. 115: (FIRST) 5. Alston, В. Johnson, 5. McNair, М. Johnson, I. Yellorday, С. McGhee, В. Holmes, G. Holliday, (SECOND) D. Littlejohn, В. Moore, F. Whittaker, Е. Carpenter, V. Chappell, T. Dillard, (THIRD) S. Hudson, T. Brown, R. Hagans, T. Ellis, D. Minns, S. Golden, (FOURTH) R. Mincey, W. Shinnette, A. Mann, R. Berkley, H. Christain, B. Wiggins, B. James. H. R. 117: (FIRST) W. Harvey, B. Harris, B. James, OND) P. Echoles, G. Hayes, S. Davis, J. Allen, J. Spruiell, B. Smith, C. Studwell, (THIRD) C. Parham, G. Smith, A. Mayfield, W. Lee, W. Gibson, Walker, S. Weston, R. Gills. S. Bromell, E. Davis, P. Hickman, G. Munn, S. Woodby, (SEC- J. Eaton, P. Wallace, (FOURTH) A. Hicks, L. Wilks, C. Seabron, R. Williams, C. 122 Н. R. 407: С. Green, А. McNair, W. Brooks, J. Lee, J. Bailey, P. Harris, S. Washington, R. Brown, R. Robertson; (SECOND) O. Hainesworth, E. Harps, S. Little, S. Moore, S. Holley, М. Hawkins, E. Thomas, R. Edwards, В. Alston; (THIRD) J. Edwards, J. Freeman, M. Toombs, L. Wehiter, R. Bunch, L. Dale, H. Green, C. Bridges. The students in Mrs. Baker's world history class are reading carefully their new unit. Before they began reading, Mrs. Baker told them certain answers to look for. Here she is giving individual help to a student just before a discussion period. 123 POISED JUNIORS ASSUME ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES Н. R. 103: (FIRST) P. Arrington, P. Allen, W. Bryant, С. Bell, H. Spriull, S. Arrington, B. Bridges; (SECOND) W. Burrest, M. Silver, K. Outerbridge, L. Williams, W. Hodges, R. Henry, P. Savage; (THIRD) B. Bennett, P. Atkins, E. Flood, E. Arrington, B. East, S. McNair, B. Lamison; шарав Hopson, Н. Cheek, І. Mayo, J. Harris, K. Outerbridge, S. Brown; (FIFTH) J. Johnson, A. Mann, С. Buggs H. R. 110: (FIRST) E. Alston, E. Jones, В. Bryd, L. Reed, M. Joyner; (SECOND) P. Jennings, В. Bacon, J. Pope, J. Clark, F. Waller, M. Williams; R. Knightnor, (THIRD) S. Edmond, W. Kershaw, K. White ; (FOURTH) L. Sledge, C. Davis, J. Bank, M. Gunter; (Not Pictured) S. Coles, S. Chatten, M. Cooper, C. Harry, C. Davis, B. Jefferson, M. McCoy 124 Н. В. 131: (FIRST) D. Van Dyne, В. Moore, R. McCullough, R. Price, S. Morrison, L. Johnson, V. Hagman; (SECOND) B. Lee, M. Threatt, E. Hall, L. Jones, D. Mills, T. Moore, D. Perry; (THIRD) A. Smith, R. Rainey, A. Kearney, B. Timmons, M. Rollins, W. Hilton, T. White; (FOURTH) L. Flowers, H. Parker, R. Mutz, W. Kirby, С. Moore, C. Brooks, E. Slade H. R. 203: ( Wilson, T. Williams, C. James, B. Jefferson, G. Mills, C. Ford; (THIRD) C. Sullivan, L. Wells, R. Boyd, B. Jones, L. Carter, L. Guy, L. Johnson; FIRST) K. Smith, D. Hill, J. Brown, F. Thomas, S. Campbell, D. Lewis, J. Thomas; (SECOND) C. 125 Н. R. 211: (FIRST) E. Clark, Н. Kemp, S. Brown, F. White, С. Taylor, В. Richardson, M. Smith; (SECOND) B. Clarey, E. Alston, R. Miller, G. Ketchmore, M. Douglas, M. McNair, A. Williams; (THIRD) W. Wynn, C. Woody, L. Tucker, L. Davis, J. Brown, S. Christian, D. Jones; (FOURTH) E. Cotton, J. Harrell, C. Clark, N. Davis, M. Spratley H. R. 213: (FIRST) K. Kirnon, D. Jones, B. Mitchell, G. Grant, S. Harrell, G. Gholson, M. Rumble; (SECOND) A. Dodson, R. Gary, R. Pulley, R. Powell; (THIRD) D. White, G. Lane, W. Whitley, C. Gatling; (FOURTH) J. Smith, J. Venable 126 H. R. 107: (FIRST) Y. Banks, D. Lockett, C. Butcher, M. Marrow, R. Wat I с са S. Bore n m n D. бру ns s о iu Н. R. 304: (FIRST) L. Ward, К. Pope, L. Mason, J. Whitaker, J. Meredith, R. Ellis, S. Coleman, C. Purdie; (SECOND) J. Dixon, B. Chatman, B. Staton, V. Jefferson, C. Travis, L. Jones, L. Lassiter; (THIRD) D. Williams, J. Osborne, J. Peoples 127 illi e, A. A H. R. 105: (FIRST) C. Jones, L. Jones, B. Coward, C. Rawles, E. Jones, L. Williams, J. Bazemore, Т; (SECOND) В. Turner, С. Marshall, В. Miller, В. Huggins, Т. Moore, (THIRD) K. Hargrove, dë gue A. Heath, в, . Carter, I. Banks Sessom, L. Barner, M. Richardson, (FOURTH) M. Mason, M. Jones, C. McDonald, H H. R. 218: (FIRST) L. Mayo, M. Lewis, field, J. Henderson, M. Lewis, D. Tyner, S. Bridges, C. Bunch, W. White, S. R ichardson; (SECOND) І. со. Woodson, J. Page, B. Joyner S. Yarborough, E. Tynes, С. Jarrett; (THIRD) A. Bowens, С. Wright, M. Hargraves, J 128 CAMPUS LIFE LIBRARY The quiet atmosphere that pre- vails in the library makes studying a pleasure. While in the library James Allen finds time to read, takes notes, and prepare class assignments. PASS nn iia Huntington's scholastic and extracurricular pr n i ograms are often portrayed through attrac tive bulletin boards. The Hunti prog p y g : | ntingtonian staff captured the eye of all students with its charm- ing bulletin board which depicted al! phases of school life. Homemaking is necessary at some point in every woman's life. Mrs. Cobb acquaints Gloria Cherry and Evora Brown, eighth graders, with the various cooking utensils, кү аеру ы n ( of 1967 through a full year of meetings were Alice Clarke, assistant secretary; DeVeda Scales, secre- ry; Gary Palmer, vice president; Susie Lynch, historian; Paul Pugh, treasurer; Janice Williams, chaplain. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS GLORIA CLINTON, President CLASS MOTTO A success is one who decided to succeed --and worked. A failure is one who decided to succeed --and wished. CLASS COLORS emerald green and yellow CLASS FLOWER white and pink carnations JAMES A. ADAMS LEMORIS D, ALSTON REGINA ANDERSON SARAH В. ADDISON VERNA P. ALSTON STEPHANIE ANDERSON 192 CLARENCE А. ALSTON HAROLD ANDERSON FRANCES ARMSTRONG NELSON ARMSTRONG BLANCHE ARTIS EULA D. ASKEW DOROTHY М, AVENT CHRISTOPHER BAILEY GERLINE. BAILEY LARRY J. BAILEY 133 ELLA Е. BAKER NELSON BAKER ELFRIDA L. BANKS À JEFFEREY L. BANKS MARGARET R. BANKS THOMAS J. BANKS SYLVESTER BARNES CAROLYN BATTS 134 JAMES E. BELL D'JARVIS A. BINNS FRANCES V. BLAIR JOAN F. BOOTHE DAVID BOWENS WALTER A. BOWSER BRENDA L. BOYD EVELYN J. BOYD 135 EVELYN BRADLEY ARMENTA BRANCH ANNIE M. BRAXTON GERALDINE BRAXTON LARRY Т. BRIGGS ROBERT BRITT CATHERINE BROOKS CAROLYN H. BROWN 136 EVIE BROWN JANET B. BROWN JANICE A, BROWN LORENZO BROWN RODGERLINE BROWN SHARON D. BROWN . | LAURA BROWNING FRANCES BLAIR 137 LAURA А. BUTTS RENA E. CARR PATRICIA CARTER 138 ROBERT L. BUSH JOYCE CARTWRIGHT MARY А, CHANCE LUVENIA CHATTEN JAMES Е. CHEEK BARBARA А. CLARK THERESA CLARK ALICE CLARKE CARRIE С. CLARKE GLORIA I. CLINTON 139 DEIDRE M. COLES PENNY C. COLES ANGELA J. COOPER ЕУОВА L. COPELAND VELMA R. CORBIN THELMA COURTNEY LESLIE COVINGTON CHARLES CRAWLEY 140 DOUGLAS CRAWLEY DWIGHT CREWE CYNTHIA CUTCHIN DOLLIE DALTON BRENDA DANIELS CARL DANIEL MICHAEL DAVENPORT BARBARA A, DAVIS 141 DOUGLAS E. DAVIS LARRY DAVIS RUTH M. DAVIS WILSON J, DAVIS LEON DEBRICK GWENDOLYN DICKENS MARGARET M. DIXON ROBERT DIXON 142 MARTHA DRIVER ANTHONETT ECHOLES JACQUELINE EDWARDS MARY J. DRIVER CLARETTA EDWARDS TIMOTHY EDWARDS 143 EDWARD EARLIE ELIJAH EDWARDS GLADYS D. EURE FRANKIE FAISON VIRGINIA FENNELL VELMA FLACK GEORGE FLEMING MYRTLE FLY THE EDITH FOGG JEAN D. FREEMAN 144 MARY E. GAYLE HERBERT GOLDEN BARON GATLING CECILEIA GAY Am A ANDREW GIVENS HERMAN GODWIN ETHEL GREEN TRACY GREGG 145 DWIGHT GUY JAMES HARISTON KENNITH HARLEY CLILAN HARMON JOSEPHINE HARPS Le VONNE HARRELL 146 JOHN H. HARRIS RICHARD HARRIS WILLIAM HARRIS LINDA HARRISON RENEE HARRISON JESSE HARVEY MARTHA HATCHET ADOLPH HAWKINS 147 ALICE HAWKINS DIANNE HAWKINS JAMES E. HAWKINS Аб! WILSON HAWKINS MARY L. HAYNES VERTIE HICKS LAERENCE HILL OLIVER HILL 148 ROSA HITE SHIRLEY M. HOBBS KENNETH HODGES DELORIS HOLLAND YVONNE HOLLAND PAULA HOLMES RICHARD HOOKER SYLVIA HOOKER 149 SHIRLEY HOWARD GEORGE JARRETT ANDREW JENKINS 150 JAMES HOWARD THOMAS JAMES ANNIE JOHNSON ARTIS JOHNSON BERNARD JOHNSON PHYLLIS JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON BARBARA JONES JAMES Н. JONES JENNIFER JONES LAURA JONES 151 MARY JONES ROBERT JONES WILLIE JONES BARBARA JORDAN CHRIS JORDAN LARRY JORDAN GEMILLIE JOYNER SYLVESTER JUDGE 152 GAIL KEARNEY MICHAEL KEILLER MELVIN KELLEY MICHAEL J. KELLEY ROSE KERSEY MATTLYE KNIGHT CAROL LEE PHYLLIS LEE 153 ARNETTA LEWIS HARVY LOCKETT DIANE LOVELACE SUSIE С. LYNCH VERNON LYONS ADA M. MARSHALL STEVEN MARTIN LAWRENCE MASON 154 ALLEN MAYO JACQUELINE McNAIR JOHNNIE MAYO KARL McNEILL 155 MERLYN MAYO SADIE McINTYRE =f 2—--= V. McRAE WALTER MITCHELL GLORIA MOORE GWENDOLYN MELVIN CHARLES MOORE GWENDOLYN MOORE 156 ERNEST MILLS ELAINE M. MOORE MARY MOORE MICHAEL MORGAN GLORIA NEWBY PAULINE NICHOLAS ARLENE NICHOLS JERRY NICHOLSON JUNE A. NORMAN SHIRLEY OAKS 157 WILLIAM ORIE GLENDA M. ORIE EDWARD OUTLAW WENDELL PAGE GWENDOLYN PARHAM JOYCE PARKER LaVONNE PATTERSON 158 ETHELRIDGE PEARSON CAROLYN PEOPLES PATRICIA PIGGOTT JAMES PITTMAN WILLIE POYNER McKINLEY PRICE 159 — LINDA PHILLIPS MELVIN PORTER BEVERLY PRYOR LESLIE PRYOR PAULA PUGH HAROLYN PULLEY FLOYD RAINEY BOBBIE RAWLES HUBERT REAVES VERNITA RIED 160 EMMA RICKS ANNIE ROBINSON ALLAN RICE FREDA RICHARDSON CHRISTINE ROBERTSON CALVIN ROBINSON WILLIAM ROSE 161 THOMAS RUFFIN HANNIBAL RUSSELL CHERYL SAVAGE JACQUELINE SAWYER ADRIANE SAYLES DeVEDA SCALES ORLANDO SELLERS 162 LINDA L. SESSOM MELVIN SILVER SPENCER SLADE ANN M. SNEAD PEGGY А. SNEED JAMES SPEIGHT 163 HERBERT SPRATLEY THERESA STEPHENSON WENDELL STURDIVANT VIVIAN SPRUIEL DONNIE S. STITH JOHN SULLIVAN 164 LaVERNE STEPHENSON BETTY STOKES CHRISTA SWINTON BARBARA TAYLOR OLIVIA TAYLOR HAROLD TENBROOK ROBERT THOMAS АА” BOBBY TITUS KI “ыт 8 i YVONNE TRAVIS DWIGHT TRUESDALE 165 MARILYN VANDYNE DARRILYN VASSAR DWIGHT VAUGHN NORMAN VICK LEOTIS WALKER MICHAEL WARD 166 JOAN WATSON FRANK WATSON SHIRLEY WATSON SYLVIA WATSON THALIA WESLEY LULA WEST t ELAINE WHITAKER JERRY WHITE 167 WILLIE WHITE BRENDA WHITFIELD WILLIAM WHITFIELD JAMES WHITEHEAD ORITA L. WHITEHEAD WILLIAM WIGGINS 168 SAMUEL WILKINS CHARLIE WILLIAMS JANICE WILLIAMS JOYCE WILLIAMS MORRIS WILLIAMS SYLVIA WILLIAMS THOMAS WILLIAMS DAVIDSINIA WILLIS 169 “А NINA WILLIS RICHARD WILLS WAYNE WILSON LINDA WOODARD ROSE YOUNG MILDRED WEST JANICE THOMAS ANNETTE BANKS 170 ECIAL EDUCATION b Es I Special Education classes are designed for the education of students whose needs cannot be adequately met in regular classes. The program recognizes the fact the goals of education for these pupils must be in keeping with their capacities, limitations, and interest. The major concern is training for participation in the occupational world. The classes seek further to develop the individual as a well integrated personality and a good citizen and to discover his strengths and weaknesses. ARTHUR BOLDEN ROSA BOLDEN ыы KÉ. AE NI y afa I Wi Mrs. E. Howell assists George Holland and Brenda Lynch in the art of loom weaving. LLOYD GOLDEN Hugh Wilkes finds it to his advantage to work at the blackboard, while Michell DELORIS JONES Haskett asks for special assistance from Mr. T. Howell. 171 FACU LTY DIRECTORY Ир SCALES ne o UC nae ML Principal B.S. Johnson C. Smith University M.A. Iowa State University Mr SC MES Johnson ыр сш Assistant Principal B.S. Virginia State College M.A. Columbia University Assistant Principal Dean of Girls Director of Guidance MESTE PM ее� 0 нЕ A.B. Knoxville College M.A. Hampton Institute Mr: Wa H Holmesa e Са ЕО Е Dean of Boys B.S. Hampton Institute M.A. New York University Mr. Howard Alston; B.S. North Carolina Mr. Arthur Bouldin; B.S.M. Virginia College; Science. State College, M.M. Boston University; Music. Mrs. M. E. Bacote; А.В. Virginia Union University, M.A. Hampton Institute; Mr. Arthur Braxton; B.S. Hampton Social Studies, Institute; English. Mr. J. M. Baker: B.S. Hampton Institute, Mrs. Pearl Braxton; B.S. West Virginia M.Ed. Wayne University; Mathematics. State College, M.S. Boston University; English. Mrs. M. I. Baker; B.S. Hampton Institute; Social Studies, Mrs. Evelyn Bryant; B.S. Agricultural y and Technical College; Mathematics. Miss В. J. Barham; B.S. Hampton Institute; Biology. Mr. Milton Calloway; A.B. Howard Univer- 52. 2 .. sity; A.M. Columbia University; English. Social Studies. Mrs. A. T. Carter; B.S. Tuskegee Insti- tute; Home Economics. Mrs. V. B. Batten; B.S. Hampton Institute, M.S.W. Atlanta University; Mr. С. М, Carter; B.S. Virginia State Guidance. College, M.A. Teachers College Columbia University; Guidance. Mr. Gerald Blakeney; A.B. Johnson C. Smith University; English. Mrs. Mary Cary; B.S. Virginia State Mrs. Edith S. Bland; A.B. Johnson C. 2. Smith University, M.A. Atlanta Univer- Mrs. V. J. Cobb; B.S., M.S. Virginia sity; Social Studies, State College; Home Economics. Mr. Raymond Crittenden; B.S. Virginia State College, M.S. Indiana University; Physical Education. Mr. George E. Davis; B.S. Hampton Institute; Physical Education. Mrs. O. E. Dawkins; B.S. Hampton Institute; Home Economics. Mrs. Hazel І,, Eason; B.S. North Carolina College; Physical Education. Mrs. E. W. Fleming; A.B. Virginia State College; English. Miss Ada Foriest; B.A. Fisk University; Social Studies. Miss Brenda Fowlkes; B.A. Virginia State College; Social Studies. Mrs. B. Francis; B.S. Virginia State College, M.S. Columbia University; Physical Education. Miss Leah K. Frazier; A.B. Indiana University, M.A. Teachers College Columbia University; Foreign Languages. Mrs. Louise Garrett; A.B. Shaw Universi- ty; English. Mrs. N. P. Grandberry; A.B. Virginia State College; Foreign Language. Miss Ruth Grant; B.A. Bennett College; English. Mr. James H. Hale; B.S. Hampton Insti- tute; Vocational Education. Mr. D. Hardy; A.B. Shaw University; English. Mrs. F. D. Harrell; B.S. Johnson C. Smith University; Mathematics. Miss Thomasena Harris; B.S. Agricultural and Technical College; Science. Mr. Garrell W. Hartman; B.S. Hampton Institute; Physical Education. Rev. Preston T. Hayes; A.B., B.D. Virginia Union University, M.S. Virginia State College; Social Studies. Mrs. Christine J. Haynes; B.S. Wilber- force University; Mathematics. Mr. Robert L. Hearst; B.S. Agricultural and Technical College; Social Studies. Mrs. Lillie Henry; B.S. Hampton Insti- tute; English. Mr. Wray R. Herring; B.S. Agricultural and Technical College; Music. Mr. Elliott J. Hill; B.S. Hampton Insti- tute; Mechanical Drawing. Mrs. Laverne Hill; B.S. Hampton Insti- tute Science. Mr. Ralph Hill; B.S. Virginia State College; Music. Mrs. Clara Hines; B.S. North Carolina College; Business Education. Mrs. P. Holman; B.S. Hampton Institute, M.A. Columbia University; English. Mr. Bobby Horne; B.S. St. Augustine's College; Mathematics. Mrs. Rhoda Holt; B.S. Hampton Institute; Commercial Education. Mrs. Emma Howell; B.S. Saint Paul's College; Special Education. Mr. Tyrone Howell; B.S. Saint Paul's College; Special Education. Mrs. Mildred Jennings; B.S. Virginia State College, M.S. Columbia Universi- ty; Physical Education. Miss Peggye Johnson; A.B. Johnson C. Smith University; Social Studies. Mrs. Thelma Jones; B.S. Hampton Insti- tute; Business Education. Mr. William L. Jones; B.S. Hampton Institute; Woodwork. Mr. Walter Kane; B.S. Virginia State College, M.S. Indiana University; Physical Education, Mrs. Fannie King; B.S. North Carolina University, M.S. Tuskegee Institute; Chemistry, IBM. Mrs. Margaret King; B.S. Virginia State College; English. Miss Sandra King; A.B. Virginia State College; English. Mr. David Lawrence; В.А, Mexico City College; Foreign Language. Mrs. Frances Lawrence; B.S. Hampton Institute; Mathematics. Mes W E Lees p g. Southern University; English, Speech. ee Allen Lewis; B.S. Hampton Institute; т Mrs. Louise Lipscombe; B.S., M.A. Hampton Institute; Social Studies, Guidance. Mrs. Lillian Love; B.S. St. Augustine's College, M.A. Columbia University; English. Mrs. Hattie Lucas; B.S. Hampton Institu - te, M.S. Cornell University; Home Econom- ics. Mr. Thaddeus Madden; B.S. Virginia State College, M.A. Indiana University; Physical Education. Mrs. Mildred Mann; B.S. Hampton Insti- tute ARE: Mr. Lenrow Milo, Jr.; B.A. West Virginia State College, M.A. Columbia University; Social Studies. Mrs. Rose Miller; B.S. Virginia State College; Biology. Mrs. Callie Mitchell; B. S. Hampton Institute; Physical Education. Mr. Ralph McGhee; B.S. Virginia State College, M.A. Hampton Institute; Vocational Education. Mrs. Robeta McKenzie; B. A. Morris Brown College; Biology. Mr. Bruce McLeod; B.S. Agricultural and Technical College; Science. Mrs. Rose McLeod; B.A. Bennett College; Assistant Librarian. Mrs. Mary Palmer; B.S. Bennett College; Home Economics. Miss I. Blairyne Perry; B.S. Hampton Institute, M.A. New York University; Science. Mrs. Ruth Perry; A.B. Virginia Union University, B.A., M.A. Columbia University; Librarian. Mr. Algie Pitchford, Jr.; B.S. Hampton Institute; Social Studies. Mr. Noel Pleasant; B. A. Clark College, M.A. Columbia University; Mathematics. Mrs. Delores Ricks; B.S. Hampton Institute; Mathematics. Mr. Churchill Robinson; B.S. Agricult- ural and Technical College; Industrial Cooperative Training Coordinator. Mrs. Brenda Reed; B.S. Hampton Institute; Mathematics. Mrs. Mary Robinson; B.A. Claflin College; Social Studies. Mr. John Royster; B.S. Agricultural and Technical College, M.S. North Carolina College; Commercial Education. Mrs. W. F. Santiful; B. A. Virginia State College; English. Mrs. Bertha Seaborn; Penninsula Bus- iness College; West Virginia State College; Clerk. Mr. Herbert L. Smith, Jr.; B.S. Virginia State College; Industrial Education. Miss Mabel W. Smith; B.S., M.A. Columbia University; Mathematics. Mr. Joseph A. Spencer; B.S., M.S. Virginia State College; Mathematics. Mr. Turner M. Spencer; B.S., M.S. Virginia State College; Science. Mr. Austin M. Stitt; A.B. Lincoln University, M.A. Columbia University; Science. Miss Dorothy M. Thomas; A.B. St. Augustine's College; English. Mrs. Dorothy W. Thomas; A.B. Bennette College; English. Mr. Freddie L. Travis; B.S. North Carolina College; Social Studies. Mr. James Tuberville; A.B. AM N College; Sociology. Mr. Charlie S. Turner; A.B. Virginia State College; Social Studies. Mr. Richard Venable; B.S. Norfolk State College; Business Education and Distributive Education. Miss Lillian Weaver; A.B. Wilberforce University, M.A. New York University; Mathematics. Mrs. Henrietta Williams; B.S. Hampton Institute; Science. Mrs. Karen Wilson; B. A. Bennett College; English. Mr. Willie Wingfield; B.S. Albany State College; Science. Mr. James Woods; A.B. Shaw University; Social Studies. Mrs. Madeline Woods; B.A. Virginia State College; Social Studies. Miss Celestine Wynder; B.S. Hampton Institute; Business Education. SENIOR ACTIVITIES James А. Adams--Chior, Library Club. Sarah B. Addison--Future Homemakers of America. Clarence A. Alston--Football, Track Lemoris D. Alston--Science Club. Verna Alston--Debating Society, Future Homemakers of America, Girls' Chorus. Harold T. Anderson--Student Patrol. Regina Anderson--Future Business Leaders of America, Girls' Culture Club. Stephanie B. Anderson--Choir, Social Studies Club, French Club, Science Club. Frances E. Armstrong--Choir, Future Teachers of America. Nelson Armstrong--Football, Track, Mathematics Club, Mirror Staff, Hunt- ingtonian Staff. Blanche У. Artis--Social Studies Club. Dorothy М. Avent--Distributive Educat- ion Club. Christopher C. Bailey--Band. Gerline Bailey--Mathematics Club. Ella F. Baker--Future Business Leaders of America, Choir, Attendance Commit- tee, Girls' Athletic Association. Nelson Baker -- Football. Annette C. Banks--Mathematics Club, Student Council, Spanish Club, Junior and Senior National Honor Society. Jeffery L. Banks--Tennis, Mathematics Club, Boys' Culture Club, Science Club, Huntingtonian Staff, Mirror Staff. 176 Margaret R. Banks--Future Homemakers of America, Science Club. Thomas J. Banks- -Basketball. Sylvester Barnes--Social Studies Club, Boys'Culture Club. Carolyn J. Batts--Mathematics Club, Hobby Club, Student Council, Science Club, Band. James E. Bell--Library Club. D'Jaris A. Binns--English Club, Nation- alSenior Honor Society, Attendance Committee . Frances V. Blair--Social Studies Club. Joan F. Boothe--Future Business Leaders of America. David S. Bowens--Student Council, Distributive Education Club. Walter A. Bowser--Football, Basketball, Tennis, Track, Student Council, Student Patrol, Mathematics Club, Future Teachers of America, Social Studies Club, French Club, All Peninsula Foot- ball, All Peninsula Basketball, All State Football, Huntingtonian Staff. Evelyn J. Boyd--Industrial Cooperative Training Club, Band, Social Studies Club. Evelyn Bradley--Student Council, Spanish Club, Choir, Debating Society, English Club, Future Nurses of America. Armenta Branch--Future Homemakers of America, Industrial Cooperative Training Club, Choir, Future Nurses of America. Gerldine E. Braxton--Mathematics Club, Future Homemakers of America, Spanish Club. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Larry Т. Briggs--Football, Basketball. Robert M. Britt--Football, Baseball, Hobby Club, Social Studies Club. Edith R. Brown--Choir, Student Council, Future Teachers of America, Evie S. Brown--Band. Janet B. Brown--Student Council, Spanish Club, Senior National Honor Society. Janice A. Brown--Student Council, Mirror Staff, Girls' Culture Club. Lorenzo R. Brown--Band. Laura J. Browning--Mathematics Club, Future Homemakers of America, Student Council, Attendance Committee. Paulette Burrell--French Club. Robert L. Bush, Jr.--Track, Baseball. Laura A. Butts--Future Business Leaders of America, Choir, Girls' Culture Club. Debrah Carpenter--Choir, Band. Rena E. Carr--Future Homemakers of America, Social Studies Club. Patricia A. Carter--Choir, Student Council, Girls' Culture Club. Mary A. Chance--Choir. Luvenia Chatten--Science Club, Choir, English Club, Debating Society, French Club. James Е. Cheek--Science Club, Future Teachers of America, Choir. Barbara А. Clark--Girls' Culture Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Hobby Club. Theresa Clark--Future Homemakers of America. 177 Alice R. Clarke--Student Council, English Club, Girls' Culture Club, Drama Club. Gloria I. Clinton--Student Council, Mathematics Club, National Senior Honor Society. Angela Cooper --Student Council, English Club, Debating Society, Choir. Evora L. Copeland--Social Studies Club, Girls' Culture Club, Distributive Education. Velma R. Corbin--Band, Social Studies Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Student Council, Debating Society. Thelma M. Courtney--Debating Society, Huntingtonian Staff, Girls’ Culture Club, Student Council, English Club, Spanish Club. Leslie H. Covington--Track, Choir, Football. Dwight Crewe--Football, Social Studies Club, Science Club, Baseball, French Club, Library Club, Drama Club, Hunting- tonian Staff. Dollie M. Dalton--Girls' Culture Club, Attendance Committee, Mathematics Club. Michael A. Davenport--Drama Club. Barbara A. Davis--French Club, Student Council, Debating Society. Larry L. Davis--Football, Social Studies Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Ruth M. Davis--Future Teachers of America, Art Club. A. Leon Debrick--Future Teachers of America, Student Council, Science Club, Social Studies Club, Library Club. Gwendolyn V. Dickens--Girls' Culture Club, Art Club, Distributive Education. Robert Dixon--Football, Baseball. Anthonette Echoles--English Club, Hobby Club, Choir, Girls' Culture Club, Drama Club. Frankie R. Faison--Football, Baseball, Student Patrol, Future Teachers of America, Culture Club, Band, Student Council, French Club, English Club, Huntingtonian Staff. Virginia Fennell--Future Homemakers of America. Velma Flack--Future Teachers of America, Choir, Distributive Education. George H. Fleming--Library Club. Myrtle Flythe--Spanish Club, Student Council, National Senior Honor Society. Edith Fogg--Future Homemakers of America. Jean D. Freeman--Student Council, Future Teachers of America, Mathematics Club, Girls' Culture Club. Mary E. Gayle--Mathematics Club, Science Club, French Club, Student Council. Andrew Givens--Football, Track. Herman Goodwin--Baseball. Ethel Green--Future Homemakers of America. Dwight Guy--Football. Gail R. Guy--Social Studies Club, Science Club, Girls' Culture Club, Choir, Mathematics Club. James Hairston--Huntingtonian Staff, Mirror Staff. Kenneth J. Harley--Student Patrol. Clilan Harmon--Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Patrol. 178 Josephine Harps--French Club. LeVonne Harrell--Student Council, Hobby Club, Future Teachers of America. Richard Harris--Band. William Harris--Football, Baseball, Track, Spanish Club. Linda V. Harrison--Future Teachers of America, Spanish Club. Jessie Harvey--Football, Social Studies Club. Martha D. Hatchette--Girls' Culture Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Mathematics Club. Adolph A. Hawkins--Football, Basketball, Baseball. Alice M. Hawkins --Student Council, Future Business Leaders of America, Cheering Squad, Future Teachers of America. Dianne D. Hawkins--Mirror Staff. James E. Hawkins--Furure Teachers of America, Student Patrol, Library Club, Social Studies Club. Wilson O. Hawkins--Football, Track, Band. Mary L. Haynes--Spanish Club, Student Council, Mathematics Club, Debating Society, Library Club, Huntingtonian Staff, Girls' Culture Club, Girls' Athletic Association. Vertie S. Hicks--Student Council. Lawrence Hill--Science Club, Choir, Industrial Cooperative Training. Oliver Hill--Football, Track. Kenneth Hodges - -Band. Yvonne Holland--Future Homemakers of America. Richard Hooker--Distributive Education Clubs of America. James M. Howard--Student Patrol. Shirley Е. Howard--Cheering Squad, Future Teachers of America, Mathematics Club, Student Council, National Senior Honor Society. Alvin T. Hymes--Band. George H. Jarrett--Hobby Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Boys' Culture Club, Track. Annie M. Johnson--Student Council, Future Business Leaders of America, Spanish Club. Artis J. Johnson--Science Club, Student Council, Future Teachers of America, Bernard F. Johnson--Football, Base- ball. Phyllis J. Johnson--Future Teachers of America, Future Business Leaders of America, Social Studies Club. William L. Johnson--Band, Basketball, Baseball, Boys' Culture Club, Student Council, Future Business Leaders of America. Barbara A, Jones--Choir, Future Home- makers of America. Laura J. Jones--Future Homemakers of America. Mary L. Jones--Student Council, Future Business Leaders of America. Willie J. Jones--Football, Track, Boys' Culture Club, Science Club, Social Studies Club, Art Club. Barbara A. Jordan--Hobby Club, Drama Club. Chris Jordan--Social Studies Club. 179 Slyvester A. Judge-- Spanish Club, French Club, Future Teachers of America, Library Club, Science Club, Choir, Hobby Club. Gail Kearney--Industrial Cooperative Training Club, Future Homemakers of America Club, Science Club. Michael Keiller--Band, Social Studies Club. Michael Kelley--Future Teachers of America, Attendance Committee, Science Club, Mathematics Club. Michell Kersey--Future Business Leaders of America, Girls' Athletic Association, Dance Group. Mattlye Knight--Future Business Leaders of America. Carol J. Lee--Mathematics Club, Science Club. Arnetta Lewis--Student Council, Future Teachers of America, Cheering Squad. Barry Lockett--Choir, Band, Boys' Culture Club, Science Club, Drama Club. Harvey Lockett--Band, Debating Society, Social Studies Club. Dianne Lovelace--Distributive Education Clubs of America, Future Teachers of America. Susie Lynch--Band, Girls' Culture Club, Science Club, Future Nurses of America Club. Vernon Lynons--Band, Boys' Culture Club. Ada Marshall--Future Teachers of America. Steve Martin--Science Club, Boys' Culture Club, Student Council, Choir. Allen Mayo -- Football. Johnnie Mayo- -Band. Annette R. McCullough--Girls' Culture Club. Gwenda McDonald--Future Teachers of America Club, Future Nurses of America Club. Sadie McIntyre--Future Teachers of America, Mathematics Club. Jacqueline McNair--Band. Karl McNeill--Future Business Leaders of America, Basketball, Boys' Culture Club. Edith V. McRae--Drama Club, Student Council, Mirror Club, Girls' Culture Club. Gwendolyn Melvin--Future Homemakers of America, Mirror Staff, Cheering Squad, Future Business Leaders of America. Walter Mitchell--Debating Society, Student Council. Gloria Moore--Distributive Education Clubs of America, Band. Mary Moore--Choir, Girls' Culture Club, Student Council. William M. Morgan--Basketball, Social Studies Club, Student Patrol, Boys' Culture Club. Arlene Nicholas--Spanish Club, Math- ematics Club, Student Council, Science Club. Jerry Nicholson--Football, Student Patrol. AlVerne Norman--Student Council, Girls' Culture Club, Mirror Staff, English Club, Drama Club. Glenda Orie--Student Council, Future Business Leaders of America, Science Club. Edward Outlaw, Jr.--Student Council, Industrial Cooperative Training Club. Wendell Page- - Football. Gary Palmer--Mathematics Club, Science Club, Student Council, Boys' Culture Club, Hobby Club, Debating Society, Huntingtonian Staff. Joyce Parker--Mirror Staff, French Club, Student Council, National Junior Honor Society, Future Nurses of Ameri ca. LaVonne Patterson--Student Council. Ethelridge Pearson, Jr.--Football, Track, Baseball, Basketball. Carolyn Peoples--Future Homemakers of America Club, Social Studies Club. Linda Phillips--Girls' Athletic Associ- ation. Patricia Piggott--Future Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America. Melvin Porter--Boys' Culture Club, Band, Baseball. McKinley Price--Science Club, Mathe- matics Club, Student Council, Hobby Club, Boys' Culture Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Tennis, Huntingtonian Staff, Mirror Staff. Leslie Pryor-- Tennis, Baseball. Paula L. Pugh--Student Council, National Senior Honor Society, Science Club, Mathematics Club, Spanish Club, Leader- ship Class. Bobbie Rawles--Future Homemakers of America. Herbert Reaves--Football, Track, Social Studies Club, Science Club. Allan Rice--Future Business Leaders of America, Boys' Culture Club. Freda Richardson--Spanish Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Band. Annie Robinson--Future Homemakers of America. Calvin Robinson--Social Studies Club. William Rose--Future Business Leaders of America, Boys' Culture Club, Drama Club, Science Club. Mary Russell--Science Club, Student Council, Girls' Culture Club, Atten- dance Committee. Jacqueline Sawyer -- Vocational Indust- rial Clubs of America. Adriane Sayles--Student Council, Math- ematics Club, National Senior Honor Society, Mirror Staff. De Veda Scales--Student Council, Future Teachers of America, Mathematics Club, French Club, National Senior Honor Society. Linda Sessom--Junior Red Cross Club, Future Homemakers of America. Ellen Shields--Future Homemakers of America, Drama Club. Ann Snead--Future Business Leaders of America. Рерруе Sneed--Future Business Leaders of America. James Speight--Football, Track, Hobby Club. Herbert Spratley--Band, Basketball, Track. Vivian Spruiel--Future Homemakers of America Club. La Vene Stephenson--Girls' Athletic Association. Theresa Stephenson--Future Business Leaders of America, Hobby Club, Girls' Culture Club. 181 Donnie Stith--Basketball, Football. Betty Stokes--Future Business Leaders of America. Wendell Sturdivant --Social Studies Club. John Sullivan--Student Council, National Senior Honor Society, Spanish Club, Mathematics Club. Christa Swinton--Science Club, Future Teachers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Spanish Club, Library Club, Student Council. Barbara Taylor--Choir, Girls' Athletic Association. Olivia Taylor--Girls' Athletic Associ- ation. Harold W. Tenbrook--Band, Hobby Club Future Teachers of America. Yvonne Travis--Student Council, Girls' Culture Club, Choir, Attendance Com- mittee. Ruth М. Tucker--Choir. Belinda Turner--Cheering Squad, Math- ematics Club, French Club, Social Studies Club. Marilyn Van Dyne--Future Business Leaders of America, Mathematics Club, Studen t Council, Distributive Educat- ion Clubs of America. Darilyn Vassar--Debating Society, French Club, Student Council, Mathemat- ics Club. Dwight Vaughn- -Social Studies Club. Norman Vick--Band, Boys' Culture Club. Michael Ward--Boys' Culture Club. Joan Watson--Student Council, Future Business Leaders of America, Spanish Club. Shirley Watson--Social Studies Club, Fu- ture Homemakers of America. Sylvia Watson--Girls' Choir, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America. Thalia Westley--Library Club. Lula West--Girls' Athletic Association. Elaine Whitaker--Social Studies Club, Choir, English Club, Mathematics Club. Willie White--Choir. William Whitfield- -Future Teachers of America, Distributive Education Clubs of America. Anita Whitehead- -Mathematics Club, Library Club, Senior National Honor Society. Audrey Whitehead--Choir, Future Home- makers of America. James Whitehead- - Football, Basketball, Track: Orita Whitehead- -Science Club, Mathemat- ics Club, Debating Society, a Mirror Staff. William Wiggins--Band, Football. National Merit Scholarship Finalists: Nelson Armstr strong, 189 A : nnette Banks, Davidsina Willis, Janice Williams--Future Teachers of America, Student Council, Debating 50- ciety, Senior National Honor Society, Social Studies Club. Joyce Williams--Mirror Staff. Morris Williams--Track, Mathematics Club, Huntingtonian Staff, Social Studies Club, Sylvia Williams--Future Business Leader? of America. Thomas Williams--Art Club. Davidsinia Willis--French Club, Senior National Honor Society, Student Council. Nina Willis--Spanish Club, Attendance Committee, Richard Wills--Social Studies Club. Wayne Wilson--Hobby Club, Student Council, Linda Woodward--Future Homemakers 4 America, Social Studies Club. Rose Young--Mathematics Club, Baro French Club, Student Council, Nationa Senior Honor Society. e Zeen لی DeVeda Scales, John SN TS re IA Fine ships don't roll off a production line. They're built efficiently and well only by men whose skills and knowledge are broad. That's why Newport News begins at the beginning with its own selective Apprentice School. High School graduates enter on the basis of academic record. But selectivity doesn't stop there. In classroom and shop, in the drafting room and out in the yard, each man's GOOD SHIPS START HERE special abilities are watched and developed. Some become skilled and versatile ma- chinists. Others become expert electricians or precision tool makers. Many become super- visors. Some earn scholarships for advanced training at colleges and technical schools. We think the School's a pretty inspiring place, because its end results are good men and good ships. 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Clothing 2412 Jefferson Avenue Phone CH 7-174] CITIZENS RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY Safe, Economical Transportation Serving the Peninsula Charter Service A Specialty Dial PA 3-3344 Compliments of . . . HAYNES FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. 2814 WASHINGTON AVENUE PHONE: 245-3281 THE LARGEST FURNITURE Center . . . in Newport News. . . GOOD PEOPLE TO DEAL WITH Your Credit is Fine at HAYNES. Free Parking at Rear of Store. STORE HOURS . . . Monday and Friday 9:30 a.m. to9 p.m. Wednesday . . . 3 Hours Only--9:30 to 12:30 All other days . . . 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Professional Care Means COMPLI Longer Wear IANUE OF SCOTT RUG CLEANERS Formerly Dawn Rug Cleaners 820 24th Street Phone 245-3841 FRANKLIN FUNERAL HOME -2! Supermarkets and Drive -Ins Phone 245-3302 2117 Madison Avenue Newport News, Virginia 194 Congratulations from GREENSPON FURNITURE 544 25th Street Newport News, Virginia We Have Been Furnishing Homes for Your Parents and Grandparents Since 1905 Let Us Furnish Yours Louis Marewitz, Partner George Morewitz, Partner Morris Sandler, Manager Julius Bandy, Stockman Professional Care Means Longer Wear J. SS ARONALD’S ESSO SERVICE SCOT RUG CLEANERS Formerly Dawn Rug Cleaners 820 24th Street Phone 245-3841 25th St. Oak Ave. Newport News, Va. J. S. Arnold Phone: CH 7-1803 ood 27 жаз� oF IN o IM A Sie : ZS to the x 195 Fine Class Rings, Announcements Yearbooks, Award Compliments of JOSTEN’S A FRIEND Mr. William W. Edwards, Representative 703 Second Street Martinsville, Virginia 528-7571 THE COLONIAL PRINTING LINETT FURNITURE CO., CO. INC. Offset 621 25th Street Hand Lettering Newport News, Virginia Letterpress Wedding Announcements . Furniture Business Forms . Houseware Bulletins Booklets . Appliances Rubber Stamps TV 2202 Wickham Ave. 245-1212 Phone 245-5879 NEWPORT NEWS- HAMPTON AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION VERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF Allen Motors, Inc. Bowditch Ford, Inc. Casey Chevrolet Corp. Center Ford Sales Service Hampton Motor Corporation Hutchens Chevrolet Lumpkin White Truck Co., Inc. Merrimac Motors, Inc. Poquoson Motors, Inc. Shackelford Auto Co., Inc. Thompson Ford Suttle Motor Corporation Tysinger Motor Corporation, Inc. Universal Auto Sales, Inc. Williams, Inc. Copeland Motor Corporation A Friend 196 OUR MOST FERVENT THANKS ARE EXPRESSED TO АП of Our Patrons and Merchants Who So Kindly Consented to Help Us in Our Endeavor to Publish and Finance the HUNTINGTONIAN OF 1967 197 Mr. Roy Melvin Allan Mr. C. W. Allen Mr. James L. Allen Mrs. Minnie L. Alston Mr. Armond Anderson Mr. David Anderson Mr. Donald Askew Miss Carolyn Augustus Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Augustus Mr. Edward Avent Mrs, Clementine Avery Mr. Ralph Bacote Mr. Joe Baccon Mrs. Baccus Mrs. Dorothy Baily Mr. William Baize Mr. George Baker Mr. George C. Baker, Jr. Mr. Oliver Baker Mrs. Joyce Baldwin Mrs, Etta Banks Mrs. Helen D. Bandy Mr. Harry Banks Mr. Kenneth W. Banks Miss Barbara Barham Dr. Burle Basette Dr. and Mrs. A. W. E. Basette III Mrs. Pearle Bass Miss Shirley Bass Mrs. Carrie Batts Mrs. Ida Bazemore Mrs. Lorean Benjamin Miss Shirley Anne Benjamin Mr. Ferry Lee Berry Mr. Beverly Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Binns Dr. and Mrs. S. O. Binns Miss Mary Ann Birts Mr. and Mrs. James Blackwell Mrs. Mattie Blackwell Mr. Gerald Blakeney Mrs. Thelma Blizzard Mrs. Bloodworth Mrs. Bernice Blount Mr. Mathew Blount Mr. and Mrs. Ozy Blunt Dr. Freddie J. Boddie, Jr. Mr. George Bond Mrs. Bessie M. Boone Mrs. Cleo Boone Mr. Karl Boone Mrs. Bostic Mr. Samuel Boston Mrs. Novella Bowser Mr. and Mrs. James E. Boykins Mr. John Boyd Mrs. L. Boyd Mrs. Vandelia Boyd Mr. W. T. Bradby Mrs. Devolia Bradshaw Mr. Johnnie Branch A2C John C. Brantley, Jr. Mr. A. Braxton Mrs, P. C. Braxton Miss Catherine Briggs Miss Constance Briggs Mr. David Briggs Mrs, Etta Bright Mr. and Mrs. A. Bronson Mrs. Catherine Brown Mr, Christopher Brown Mrs. Dora Brown Mrs. Dorothy Brown Mr. Edward Brown Mr. Joseph Brown Mr. Julius Brown Mr. Warddell Brown Mrs. M. Daniel Browne Рус. Allison Browning III Mrs. Pearlie M. Browning Mrs. Betty Brunson Mrs. Bernice Bryant Mrs. Ella Butler Mr. Mack C. Burcher Mr. William Burden Mr. Napoleon Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Alton Burns Mr. Burrell Mr. William Burrell Mr. Raymond Butcher Mr. Samuel E. Butler Mrs. Willie rae Butler Mr. James Edward Bynum Mr. Harold M. Callahan PFC. Leonard Callis Mrs. Evelyn Campbell PATRONS Mrs. Joan Campbell Mrs. Maggie Caples Mrs. Dorothy E. Carolina Mrs. Arternesia T. Carter Mrs. Beulaa Carter Miss Beverly A. Carter Mr. Charles Carter Mr. Claude N. Carter Miss Ella Carter Mrs. Lucinda Carter Mrs. Carter Mr. Robert Charity Mr. Mrs. Tinus Chatman Mrs. Virginia Chatman Mr. James T. Claiborne Mrs. Edna M. Cheek Mrs. Almater Clark Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Clark Mrs. Hattie Clark Mr. William Clark Mr. Bert H. Clarey, Jr. Mrs. Nettie Clarey Mrs. Marie Clinton Mrs. Vergie J. Cobb Mr. Curtis Coefield Mr. John W. Coleman Mr. Lester Coleman Mrs. Minnie Coleman Mr. Sam Coleman Mr. James Coles Mr. Edward Cook Mr. George H. Cook Mr. and Mrs. John Cook Mrs. Daisy Coregg Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cosby Mr, and Mrs. Oscar L. Crawford Mr. James Crayton Mrs. Annie M. Davis Mrs. Ella Davis Mr. and Mrs. G. Davis Mr. Stanley Davis Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Davis Mr. and Mrs. James Dawson Mrs. Alice Mildred Debrick Mrs. Elsie Dennis Mrs. Janella Dennis Miss Pauline Denson Mrs. Goldie Diggs Mr. Ollie Dixonson Mrs. Ruth A. Dixson Miss Louise Dodson Mrs. Louella Doyle Mr. Henry Doswell Mr. Willie Drakeford Mr. Linwood Drew Mrs. Willie Eley Mr. Fred Eaves, Jr. Mr. Fletcher Edwards Mrs. Lylton Edwards Richard Edwards Mr. Curtis Elliot Mr. Henry Estes, Jr. Mr. Leroy H. Faison Mrs, Clemetine Fennell Catherine Ferguson, Mrs. Miss Silva Y. Fields Mrs. Elise Fincher Mr. T. Fitggerald P.F.C. Calvin M. Flack Mr. Mrs. Dock Flack Mr. William Flanagan Mrs. Ella L. Fleetwood Mrs. Eva Flemming Mr. Emmanuel] Flippen Mr. James Fleming Mr. 6 Mrs. James Flippen Mr. James Flippen, Jr. Mr. Robert L. Flippen Mr. John Flood Sr. Mr. Mrs. Albert Flowers Mr. F. Fobbs Mr. I. W. Fobbs Mrs. Willie Fogg Mr. 6 Mrs. Joseph Forbes Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Ford Mr. Thomas Ford Mr. Thomas Ford Mr. 6 Mrs, Thomas Ford Mrs. Foxwell Mrs. Bertharine Francis Mrs. Edward Francis Mr. 6 Mrs. William Frazier Mrs, Ruth Freeman Mrs. Mozella Fuller Mr. Alexander Gaines Mrs. Leana Gaines Mr. Mrs. Edward C. Garrett Mr. John W. Gary Mr. Mrs. Willie Gatling Mrs. Jessie Gaybead Mrs. Ruby Geta Mrs, Catherine General Mr. Mrs. Willie Garry Mrs. Junie M. Gibbs Mrs. Bertha Gibbson Mr. Mrs. Van P. Gilmore Mr, V. P. Gilmore Mr. James Gilliam Dr. Mrs. Hugh Gloster Mr. Mrs. Walter Glover Mr. J. H. Good Mr, John Goode Mr. Lenord Goodman Faye Goodwin, Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Harry Gore Lidlie Mae Grady, Mrs. Mr. Macartry Gragham Miss Barbara Grahm Miss Carolyn Grahm Mr. Mrs. Charles Grant Rey. Albert Graves Miss Janice M. Graves Mrs. Catherine Green Mr. Floyd Green Mrs. Gladys Green Mr. Harvey Green Mr. James R. Green Mrs. Richard Green Mrs. Emma Gregory Mrs. Robert Gurley Mr. Arthur Guy Mr. Mrs. James Hainesworth Sr. Mr. Edward Hall Mr. Mrs. Wilbert C. Hall, Sr. Mr. Mrs. C. A. Hampton Mr. Andrew Harris Mr. Charlie Harris Mr. Coles S. Harris Mrs. Martha Harris Miss T. C. Harris Mr. William Harris Mr. James C. Harrison Mr. Floyd A. Harrod Mrs. Anna Hart Mr. Vernon Hart Mrs. Geneva Harrell Miss Earlene Harvey Mr. George Hawkins Mr. James E. Hawkins Mrs. Minnie Hawkins Mr. S. V. Hawkins Mr. T. C. Hawkins Mr. William Hawkins Geraldine Hawks, Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Hearst Miss Janet Helms Mrs. Lucy M. Henry Mr. Mrs. Andrew Hieke Mr. Edward Hill Mr. Mrs. James A. A. Hill Mr. Joseph Hill Mrs. Julia Hill Mrs. L. S. Hill Mrs. Sarah M. Hines Mrs. Shirley Hill Mrs. Doris Hilton Mr. James Hobbs Mrs. Vashti Hobbs Mr. William H. Hobbs, Jr. Mrs. Holley Mr. Mrs. Arthur Holland, Jr. Mrs. Virl Holland Miss Laura Holloman Mrs. Patricia Holman Mr. Arthur L. Holmes Mr. Willie Leonard Holmes Mr. Mrs. Earle Hope Mrs. Annie Hopkins Mr. Curtis Hopkins Miss Phyllis Hopkins Mr. B. E. Horne Mrs. Edith Horton Mr. Mrs. Lee Horton Mrs. Edith Hostetter Mrs. Barbara Howard Mr. Mrs. B. W. Howard Mrs. Lillian Howard Mr. Linwood Howard Mary Howard, Miss Mrs, Emma L. Howell Mrs, Myrtle Hundley Mr. Robert Huff Mr. Eddie Hunter Mrs. Melissa Hunter Mr. Kenneth Leonard Hartwell Mrs. Elizabeth Hymes Mrs. Janet Jackson Mrs. Marilyn Jackson Mr. R. S. Jackson Mrs. Thomasina Jackson Mr. W. H. Jackson, Jr. Mrs. Alma Jacobs Mrs. Elizabeth Jant Mrs. Eileen C. Jefferson Rev. Mrs. M. Ivory Jefferson Mr. Mrs. Eddie Jefferies Mr. Alex Jenkins Mrs. Gertrude Jenkins Mrs. Jennie Jenkins Мг. Z. P. Jenkins Mrs. Ethel Jennings Mr. John Jennings Mrs, Mildred Stith Jennings Mrs. Richard Jennings Mr. Russell Jennings Мг, Raymond Jennis Mr. J. C. Jiggitts Mr. Alfred Johnson Mr. Bert Johnson Mrs. Betty Johnson Mrs. Christine Johnson Mrs, David Johnson Mrs. Evelyn Johnson Rev. Mrs. J. Johnson Mrs. IIeen Johnson Mrs. Norman Johnson Miss Lisa Johnson Mrs. Marion Johnson Mrs. Martha Johnson Mrs, Ophelia Johnson Miss Peggye Johnson Mr. Theofore Johnson Mr. Ernest Johnson Mr. Mrs. Jones Mr. Mrs. Albert W. Jones, Sr. Miss Annette Jones Mrs. Beatrice S, Jones Miss Clarence O. Jones, Jr. Mrs. Cozelle Jones Mrs. David Jones Mrs. Eileen Jones Miss Gladys Jones Mrs. Gloria Dean Jones Mr. Jimmy Jones Miss Marian Jones Mrs. Margie Jones Mr. Mrs. Marvin Jones Mrs. Mary Nolan Jones Mrs. Mary W. Jones Mrs. Mildred E. Jones Mrs. Paul Jones Mrs. Pearly Jones Mr. Preston Jones, Jr. Mrs. Ronald A. Jones Mrs. Sallie Jones Mrs. Sarah Jones Miss Theresa Jones Mr. W. L. Jones Mrs. Frances E. Jordan Mrs. Margaret Judkins Mr. Kea Mrs. Lillie L. Kea Mrs. Alice Kearse Mr. Willie C. Kee, Jr. Mr. Calvin Keene Miss Daisy B. Kelley Mr. George Kelley Mr. Junious Kelley Mrs. Madeline Kelley Mr. Floyd Kemp Mrs. Betty Kersey Miss Mayola Killebrew Mr. Alexander King Mrs. Elnor King Miss Jean King Mr. Mrs. Roland King Mr. Romie King Mrs. Persell Knight Mr. Thomas Knightnor Mrs. Knoxs Mr. Frederick Knoxs Mr. Johnny Knoxs Mr. John Lallace Mrs. Frank Lamison Mrs. Tamah R. Lane Mrs. Willie Langford Mr. Mrs. William L. Langley Mr. Malone Lassiter Mis. Blanch Lawrence Mr. David T. Lawrence, Jr. Mrs. Doresa Lawrence Mr. Esquire Lewis Mr. Mrs. Fitzhue Lee Mr. George Lewis Mrs. Mary M. Lewis Mr. Paul Lewis, Jr. Miss Vivian Lewis Mrs. Willaim A. Lipscombe, Jr. Mrs. Bessie Little Mr. W. M. Little Mrs. Willie Logan Mr. Cleon Long Mr. David Troy Long Mrs. Ira H. Loper Mrs. Jean C. Lucas Mrs. Mary Matthews Mrs. Mary Matthews Mr. Nathenial Matthews Mrs. Blondell Maxwell Mr. Mrs. Sam Maxwell Mrs. Lucile Mayfield Mr. Mrs. Johnnie W. Mayo, Sr. Mrs. Catherine McAllister Mrs. Eula Mae McCall Mrs. Eula McClenny Mr. Lawrence McDaniel Mrs. Lillian McDaniel Mr. I. McDonald Mr. Isaac McDonald Mrs. М. С. McDuffin Mr. Bruce McLeod Mr. Johnny McNair Mrs. Margaret McNair Mrs. Lucinda Mabry Mr. Donald Mack Mrs. Senia Mack Mr. Mrs. Andrew Mackey Mrs. Alma B. Macklin Mr. Mrs. Ira Mann Mrs, Isabelle C. Mann Mr. John Mann Mrs. Delores Marrow Mr. John Marks Mr. Guy Martin Miss Carolyn Mason Miss Carrie Mason Mr. Mrs. Elbert Mason Mrs, Walter Mason Mrs. Sarah Massenburgh Mr. Mrs. Isadore Matthews Mrs, Tullie Melton Mr. Charles Mercer Mrs. Lorretta Mencer Mrs. Pearlie Mills Mrs. R. W. Miller Mrs. Helen Miller Mr. Mrs. Willie Lee Miller Mr. Daniel A. Mirtchell Rev. Mrs. A. V. Mitchell Mr. D. A. Mitchell Mrs, Martha Mitchell Mr. Walter Mitchell Mrs. Marion Monroe Mr, James Moody Mr. Will Moody Mr. Fred D. Moore Mr. Linwood Moore Miss Mary Lee Moore Mrs. Robert Moore Mr. Phillip A. Moore Rev. and Mrs. Edmond Morgan Miss Era Morgan Mr. Kenneth Moses Mr. Frank Moye Mr. William A. Nelson, Jr. Mrs. Bonnie Newby Mrs. Erma Newman Mr. Marshall Newsome Mrs. Jessie Page Mrs. Morgan Page Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Pankey, Sir. Miss Sallie Mae Parker Mrs. Ethel Parker Mr. John T. Parker Mrs. Rosa Parker Mr. Wardell Parker Mrs. Rosa L. Parks Mrs. Ralph Parsons Mr. H. F. Patterson Miss Lillian Patterson Mr. Mrs. Marcellus Patterson Mr. Marcellus Patterson, III Mrs. Fannie Pender Mr. Samuel R. Pender Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Miss Mrs. PATRONS . Theodore Pender г. and Mrs. E. M. Peoples . James Peoples r. Mrs. Jasper Peoples . Oscar Peoples . Francine Perry . Geraldine Perry . Louise Perry . Mary Perry r. Plummer Reginald Perry, Jr. г. Reddie Perry Persey James Pickett James Pickette . Dorothy E. Pierce Lillian L. Pierce Richard Piper Julia B. Pittman Queen E. Pittman Mary A. Porter Miss Mae J. Powell Mrs. Pauline Powell Father Robert Powell Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mr. Mr. Miss Eugene Pratt Oliver Prescott Anna Presley Della Pretlow John Pretlow Willa Pretlow Clarence Price Frances Price Leonard Price C. E. Pringle Richard Pringle L. H. Purcell Elizabeth Odum Pat O'Hara Mary A. Oliver Romunda Omahundro Katie Massie Owens Mattie Owens Rutha Quives David Radcliffe Bertha Rainey Leila Rainey Carrie Ranger David Raticliff Marion D. Reaves William Reaves, Jr. Leslie Rainey Christine Redcross . Alease В, Reeder . Buena Reese rs. Inez Reid . Reid Nancy Reid Thelma Reynolds Mary Richardson Mrs. Walker Richardson Winnie Richardson William Richmond Mrs. Charles Ricks, Sir. Harold Ricks Mrs. Gentry Roberts Marva Roberts Valerie Roberts Earl Robbins Robinson Annie Robinson Brenda Robinson and Mrs. Bernard Robinson Earl Robinson Eddie Robinson Mary Robinson Robert Robinson William Robinson Johnnie Rodgers Mrs. Junius Rogers Carol Rollis H. Rosenwasser Nancy H. Ross W. Ross Lillie Rouser Willie H. Ruffin Thomas R. Russell Ryalls Mary Jo Sargent Herbert L. Saunders Phyllis Saunders Annie Savage Elnora Savage Franklin Savage Haywood Savage Virginia Savage Dr. 6 Mrs. А. Т. Scott Mrs. Annie Scott Mrs. Dorothy Scott Mrs. Missouri Scott Mrs. Roselyn Scott Mrs. Bertha D. Seabron Miss Barbara Selden Miss Barbara Seldom Mr. Kiley Shell Miss Patricia Shepard Mrs. Nancy Shields Mrs. Mamie Shipman Mrs. Marva 5. Sills Miss Geneva Simms Mr. Mrs. Robert Simms Mrs. Shirley Sinclair Mr. James E. Skinner Mrs. Jeiry Slocum Mr. Mrs. William H. Smallwood Mr. Ben Smith Mr. David Smith Miss Eunice Smith Mrs. Gladys Smith Mr. Herbert Smith Mr. Mrs. James Smith Miss Rosemary Smith Miss Sandra Smith Mrs. Cosy Sneed Mr. Mrs. George Sneed, Jr. Mrs. Samuel Solmon Mrs. Doris L. Stancel Mr. Clarence Starke Mr. Thomas Stephens Mrs. Sara K. Stevens Mr. Alvester Stewart Mr. William Stewart Mrs. Geneva Stith Mrs. Grace Stockwell Mr. and Mrs. James Stokes Mrs. Estelle Stuart Mrs. Ada Sturdivant Mr. Horace R. Suber, Jr. Miss Ernest Sykes Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Sykes Mr, and Mrs. Osser L. Tabb Mr. P. H. Talton Mr. Arthur S. Taylor Mis. Bertha E. Taylor Mrs. Catherine Taylor Mr. 6 Mrs. Charlie H. Taylor Miss Darnise Taylor Mrs. Elvin P. Taylor Mrs. Ernestine Taylor Mr. James A. Taylor Mr. Jessie L. Taylor Mr. Henry Taylor Mrs. Lucille Taylor Miss Paulette D. Taylor Mrs. V. Ingram Taylor Mr. Leon Thomas Mrs. Mikki Thomas Mr. Mrs. Tom Thomas Mr. Tom Thomas Mrs. Jessie E. Thompson Mr. Daniel Thorne Mrs. Virginia Tilmon Miss Emily Tisdale Mrs. Lenora Tolbert Mr. La Wone Edward Toombs Mrs. Eliza Townsend Mr. 6 Mrs. James Trent Mrs. Nathaniel Trower Mr. Daniel W. Tucker Mrs. Lessie M. Tucker Mrs. Carolyn Turkins Miss Captain Carrie Turner Mr. Charles Turner Mr. John С. Turner Mr. Mrs. James Turner Mrs. Lester Turner Mrs. Ellen Underwood Mrs. William Upsur Mrs. Dorothy Van Dyne Mr. Mrs. Andre Vann Mr. Mrs. Claud Vann Mr. Mrs. John Vann Mr. Mrs. Robert Vann Mrs. Tulia Vaughan Mrs. Marcille Vinson Mr. Mrs. Jonas Walker Rev. Mrs. T. F. Walker Mr. James R. Wallace Mrs. Edith Walter Mr. W. T. Walton Mrs. Caroline Ward Mr. Edgar Wardell Mrs. Verlean Wardrett Mr. Andrew Washington Mrs. Blanche Washington Mr. Mrs. C. J. Wahington Mrs. Florence P. Washington Mr. George T. Washington Mrs. Goldie Washington Mrs. Mamie Washington Mr. H. Douglas Watkins, Jr. Mrs. Mary L. Watkins Mr. Robert L. Watkins Mr. Willie Watson Mrs. Beatrice Watts Mrs, Addie Weaver Mrs. Wells Miss Nellie Wells Mrs. Saraha Wells Mr. and Mrs. George Wesley Rey. and Mrs. Royal C. Wesley, Sr. Rey. and Mrs. Solomom M. Wesley Mrs. Ethel Wesson Mrs. Dorothy M. West Mr. William В. Wharton Miss Acquenetta Wheeler Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Doc Elder Whitaker Mr. Melvin Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whitaker Mrs. Viora Whitaker Mr. Alexander White Mks. Alice White Miss Debora Ann White Mrs. Doris White Mr. Mrs. Earnest White Mr. Edward White Miss Mabel White Mrs. Mary White Mr. Mrs. Troy Whitfield Mr. Fred Whiting Mrs. Geneva Whitaker Mr. Lee Whittaker Miss Carol Widdle Mrs. Preston Wilcox Mr. Lawrence Wiley Mr. Claude A, Williams Mr. Dewey Williams Mrs. Dora Williams Mrs. Dorothy Williams Mrs. Erma Williams Mr. Emest P. Williams Mr. Eugene Williams Mrs, Frances Williams Mrs. Frankie E. Williams Mr. George Williams, Jr. Mrs. Girly Williams Mis. Isabelle Williams Mrs. Jessie Williams Mrs. Laura Williams Mrs. Lillian Williams Mrs. Lillie Williams Mrs. Lucenda Williams Mr. Richard Williams Roger Williams Mrs. Sarah Williams Mr. Soloman Williams Mr. Wesley Williams Mr. Mrs. Charles Wilson Mr. Mrs. John Wilson Mrs. Lillie Mae Wilson Mr. Robert R. Wilson, Jr. Mr. Ronald Wilson Mrs. Rosa Winfield Mrs. Virginia Winfield Miss Search Whittington Mr. James Witherspoon Mr. Eugene Wood Miss Virginia Wooden Mr. Mrs. James Woodley, Sr. Mrs. M. Woods Mrs. Iona Worsley Mrs. Gwendolyn Wright Mrs. Issabella Wright Mr. Roscoe Wright Mr. Herman Wynn Mrs. Lucille Wynn Mr. Mrs. Roosevelt Wynn, Sr. Mrs. Helen J. Young Mrs. Maggie Young Mr. Louis E. Zeigler Our year has been filled with moments of laughter, excitement, friendship, and study. Our days have been like a one-way street that we will never travel again. Many of these days may have seemed insignificant; but these seemingly in- significant days contained activities that made our year memorable. Whether cheering our team to victory, cramming for a qui z, or having the time of our lives at the dance, we will come to treasure these moments for they made „A VERY GOOD YEAR. Our time has been wisely spent in learning and working most assuredly toward our later goals of success. We wish to acknowledge the help given us by our parents and teachers. We realize that our many successes were possible because of their help and we are very appreciative. 200 = s s Rs = ٤ u nu E Ы А a LEEE 201 The 1967 HUNTINGTONIAN staff acknowledges the support, interest, and cooperation of our administrators: MR. W. D. SCALES, Principal MR. C. C. JOHNSON, Assistant Principal MRS. E. M. GREEN, Assistant Principal MR. W. H. HOLMES, Dean of Boys To Miss Peggye L. Johnson, Miss B. J. Вага� ат, and Mr. Gerald R. Blakeney, our advisors, who have given unselfishly of their time, energy, and guidance in the production of our year- book, we express our deepest apprecia- tion. OUR MANY THANKS TO Mr. N. Pleasant Miss D. Thomas Mrs. F. Harrell Mr. A. Lewis Miss C. Wynder Mr. B. McLeod Mr. W. Herring Mr. J. Royster Mr. Fred Whiting for his photographic assistance. Michael Hargraves and James Hairston, student photographers. The American Yearbook Company and Mr. William Edwards, sales represen- tatives, for their advice and patience in our never-ending struggle to meet the all-important deadlines and The faculty and the school personnel for their invaluable services.