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

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PRINCIPALS Mr. Holmes, one of our assistant principals, takes time from his busy schedule to pose for our roving camera. Known for his friendly but stern char - acter, Mr. Holmesis respected by the en- tire student body not only as assistant principal, but also as a person. 17;

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OUR ASSISTANT Mr. Johnson often finds it necessary in the course of a day's work to resort to disciplinary actions as is the case with Sandra Powell and Daniel Tyson. Though he sometimes finds it necessary to administer disciplinary action, Mr. John- son feels that this type of action helps to make Huntington students better individuals. He is very concerned with the welfare of each student he talks with. Mr. Johnson is also involved in curricular planning as well as other vital programs necessary to the smoothe operation of Hunt- ington. MR. C. C. JOHNSON

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NEOOK Ae @igix Huntington must add to its list of as- sets its guidance counselors. The guid- ance counselors, under the directorship of Mrs. Mildred Wilson, provide inval- uable services to the student body and faculty. Countless times they are called upon for the utilization of their skills in the areas of class placements, class scheduling, interpretationof standardize tests, college and job applications, and many more. A vote of thanks must be given to these counselors; (Mr vsiaa. Johnson, Mrs.M. Wilson, Mrs. L. Lip- scombe, Mr. R. Hearst, Mr. C. Carter and Miss Mabel Smith. Mr. Hearst, as tenth grade counselor, finds that there is a great deal of paper work involved in being in such a rewarding position. Mrs. M. Wilson, director of guidance, stresses the importance of counseling for students and the utilization of this service by the parents.