Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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MAE NEWMAN For a number ot years Mae Newman has dealt with the prob- lems ot the girls at Huntington High School. Besides being dean ot girls, Miss Newman teaches several classes in mathematics. She is president ot the Huntington Teachers Credit Union and is a member ot the executive com- mittee ot the State Education Association. She is a member ot the Huntington Altrusa Club, Cur- rent History, Delta Kappa Gamma, and the American Association ot University Women. Miss Newman attended West Virginia University and there received her A.B. de- gree. She later completed the work on her M.A. degree at Co- lumbia University, She also proud- ly claims Huntington High School as one ot her alma maters. SAMUEL A. HOFFMAN The new dean ot boys this year, is Samuel Hottman who replaced Mr. Withers, now principal at Hinton High School. ln addition' to his duties in this capacity, he instructs classes in economics. As treasurer ot the Huntington High School Athletic Association, he attends to all the tinancial matters ot the teams and has proved him- self very competent in this posi- tion. A Huntington High School graduate himselt, Mr. Hottman later attended Marshal College and the University ot Virginia where he received his B.S. degree. While at the University ot Virgin- ia, Mr. Hottman became a mem- ber ot Phi Beta Kappa. Page I I

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THESE OFFICERS CHART OUR COURSE T. SMITH BREWER Atter serving as assistant principal, Mr. Brewer during the school-year l939-1940 assumed the principalship ot Huntington High School. The admiration ot the stu- dents and teachers tor him is evidence ot his success in this capacity. Mr. Brewer received his AB. degree from Franklin College and his MA. degree trom Chi- cago University. He has done worlc at the University ot Calitornia. Page IO Believing that a school is only as great as are its leaders and adminis- trators, we present the principal and the deans ot Huntington High School. Theirs is the responsibility ot school administration. To them is assigned the duty ot formulating and directing the activities ot the school. Huntington High School is indeed tortunate in having such capable leaders. i l

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M. B-aber J. Briclrels H. Comptom M. Daniels A. C. Davis S. Oxley F. Eagan A. Eaton M. Ferguson O. Flasher D. French I. Fulton E. Gilbert G. Greenawalt A. Greer C. Gould H. Hager M. Hall Page I2 A. Heinz H. Hepburn L. Parsons B. Hood E. Hyldoft E. King HERE ARE THE PEOPLE LATIN: Frances Eagan, Virginia Neale SPANISH: Jay Yagel, M. D. Hall ENGLISH: Vernice McMulIin, Sweetland Oxley, Florence Oxley, Sylvia Reil, Helen Potts, Helen Smith, Hen- rietta Hepburn, Marion Kitcli, Ida Fulton, Henryetta Hager SCIENCE: E. A. Hyldott, Annabelle Eaton, Delia Parlfer, M.D. Hall, Mabel Myers, Irvin Seibert HISTCDRY: Mae Ferguson, Bertlwa Rider, Carl Edward King, Matie Baber WHO