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

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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.

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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

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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.