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

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THE MEN “BEHRIND OURGYEANB@ Gis Diligence, perseverance and initiative in new ideas are the guiding lights of Mr. James Johnson, the 1969 HUNTINGTONIAN advisor. Although thisis Mr. Johnson's first year as yearbook advisor, he has shown great ability in organizing and carrying out the many duties of the HUNTINGTONIAN advisor. Known fondly as ''Buddy and J. T. among seniors and underclassmen alike, Mr. Johnson is a familiar figure around the campus. He serves as eighth grade coun- selor, and is very popular among faculty members as well as students. Therefore, we the 1969 graduating class of Huntington High School, extend a hearty Thanks'' to you, Mr. Johnson, for your many services to our school. Mr. Noel J. Pleasants has worked for the past twenty-three yearsas advisor to the HUNTINGTONIAN advertising staff. Through his efforts, the members of the advertising staff are able to make the an- nual the financial success that it is. Mr. Pleasants works assiduously and gives freely of his time to our advertis- ing staff members, in training and such things as tallying receipts or distributing yearbooks. Consequently, the 1969 graduating class doff their hats andsay, ''Thank you, Mr. Pleasants, for a job well done.

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BOARD OF EDWG AT@IN The Newport News School Board is com - prised of seven members dedicated to the roles of advancing and improving the public school system. The members of the board have worked diligently in aiding and advis- ing school administrators towards a more progressive school system. Their knowl- edge in the field of education has proved in- valuable to the many persons affiliated with the Newport News School System. There- fore, the Senior Class of Huntington High School wishes to salute you.