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

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OUR SECRERPARIES=—aliinl EaNitixey ds Mrs. Cherry Mrs. Seabron The accuracy displayed by Mrs. Kea's work has proved to be a most invaluable asset to the school. ha Mrs, Cherry, a member of the secretarial staff, sorts the morning mail as Mr. Scales looks on. Mrs. Kea Mrs. James Efficiency is the word one may use to describe the work done by Mrs. James. 20

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UIDANCE COUNSELORS Ninth grade counselor, Miss Mabel Smith, makes out a class schedule as one of her many services to the ninth grade class. As senior counselor, Mr. Carter must check all seniors! transcripts to make sure that each student meets the qualifications for graduation. In the midst of her daily work, Mrs. Lipscombe takes time out to pose for our photographer. Mr. J. T. Johnson takes time out from paper work to give valuable counseling to Richard Owens.

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CENTER OF HUNTINGTON HIGH Miss Jones Mrs. Mask Miss Jones, as one of her daily chores, places the mail in the teachers boxes after it has been sorted. Mrs. Mask, aside from her job as a secretary, also assists in the library. Miss Williams, on the right, is the assistant librarian. Mrs. Marshall Typing the absentee list for the day is one of the many daily chores of Mrs. Marshall, one of our most competent secretaries. 21