Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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out in tb orml Miss Newman, our Top Hand, steps out to face her entire force with poise and confi- dence, knowing well that she enjoys their trust and respect. Sometimes the round-up is called for inspiration or serious delibera- tion. Often it is for sheer thrills and chills in preparation for big games ahead. What- ever the purpose our Top Hand understands and rides along. DEAN OF MEN CGreenleeJ Trail Boss Greenlee supervises all the cowpokes at the Double H Bur. This is his second year at the Ranch. When he is not riding herd on all the strays, he coaches the Pony Ex- press baseball team. S

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'r1i:si5s!i't'tcritrz'Z in 'liiliifi MAF ,,. ggi.,--f -,-,--1 'ffl:Ms.k izgzzzfer fkzffy Struggling to learn the 5 R's in the early days wus tr problemg hut now, thanks to Miss Potts and the other English foremen, the cow- pokes graduate from the Double H, drilled in the correct use of grammar and well read in the field of literature. These are recog- nized as basic for all further training. IU