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

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The very first day has become the last, Now to new horizons our footsteps must pass, The door is open, PPRewiG IstnOWitOusg a: STAND PROUD.

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The difference in the generations, Has brought about many changes, In the teenager's attitudes and phrases, Like Can you dig it, baby? ’ But adults have always told us, To be ourselves regardless, No matter what the problem, Always STAND PROUD. “SES aT RR TRS aa ih SE LE

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DEDICATION Mr. Milton Calloway Mr. Calloway is known to many seniors, past and present, for the many invaluable services that he has unselfishly rendered. He has given freely of his time and effort to such things as senior ring orders, cap and gown rentals, and has played a major role in every senior class activity from the senior class banquetto com - mencement for the past 23 years. Here, Mr. Calloway is assisting Robert Berkley, Brenda Stegall and Annie Riddickin choosing the correct ring size, one of his many duties as senior class advisor. It is with heartfelt gratitude for the many services to Huntington High School that we, the 1969 senior class of Hunt- ington High School dedicate the 1969 HUNTINGTONIAN to Mr. Milton Callo- way, English teacher and senior class ad - visor. Mr. Calloway is anative of Baltimore , Maryland, where he attended Morgan College Academy. He received his Bach- elor's Degree from Howard University in 1929 and his Master's Degree from Co- lumbia University in English in 1942. In addition to teaching English 9 and 10 to many of our class, Mr. Calloway is a member of the Omega Psi Phi Fra- ternity, the N.N.E.A., the N.E.A., the Pan Hellenic Council of the Peninsula , and teaches the Men's Bible class of First Baptist Church on 23rd Street.