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

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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.

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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

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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