Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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' X Huntin,qton l'ligl'177 Briggliiost of ull 'the days of youlli :irc sc-huul days, lie-grinning wlwn we werv luught tin' golulvn rulv Always they will be, fonclvst lll9lH1ll'll'S, YV1 ll lll'Vl'l' rn-grvt, we ll llvvvr furgvl Tha- yu-urs wx- spiuvniz in sclnml. .Xlwaix in clreunh venue visiunx uf tmnurrmx Never si vure what fuhlre 51-an will bring Tliinlcingr of tmluy, In-arts fnrvvcr guy, 'Tis of tlurz- old Iiigli school wi' will sing. CHORUS Hail! to you uid lluntington High. Rell and Blum' old Huntington High, Iivrry day wi- Nhow our loyalty, Clu-cring: you on to final victory- Rillll Rall! Ru li! Up we go for I'1um,ington Iliglx, Sing- lvl your vuivv reach ilu- sky, Pull. pull. pull. for the dear old Svlionl, Du or die for Huntington lligli. -19-

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Ai i L W M W H lliwu ,lla , ,,,, ,wtii W , W iw L I W it i i Wrmx x rx U R. HEBER RICHARDS MAE NEWMAN Gul' Class Sponsors It is difficult for one to realize the trials and worries encountered by the class sponsors of such, large groups as the two graduating classes of this year, unless one has been fortunate enough to come in contact with such personalities as these sponsors by being a. member of one of the graduating classes. Their work for the betterment of our classes has been so conscientious and untiring that we wish to take this opportunity to express our gratitude and humble thanks. We, the graduating class of 1931, therefore wish to offer our deepest appreciation to these two chairmen and their co-sponsors who have so diligently put forth their time and efforts during the past three years in service to our classes in an effort to make them among the best. -18-

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