Durham High School - Messenger Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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u1N'1'oN HoL'1'oN Principal qf Durham High School MR. HoLToN is everything a man in his position should he: versatile, capahle, business-like-all that and more. When he is interrupted several times daily by unusually naughty children, whom exasperated teachers have generously wished orl on him, he simply measures out, in proportion to need, a dose or two of I-loltozzl' Ilzfczllible Cure: one part of understanding, one part of kind- ness, one part of patience to two parts of firmness, generously sprinkled with the spice of reproof. It works. He believes in dividing interests, too. He sings, plays both piano and organ, he's a Latin scholar and a lover of history in any form Qeven our past recordsj. He received his A.B. degree from Duke University, studied at the University of North Carolina Medical School and the University of Chicago Graduate School of History. mule 24

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Rolslcm' EARL FRMJMAN Dean qf Boys MAIKQLA R ICT SPA RGICR RICH ARIIS1 DN Dean of Girls 'THE Rue: is well worn, and the cushioned chairs are somewhat bumpy from constant use. The desk is large, with a chair on either side. The doors are seldom closed, and the wide window opens upon the front yard. The occu- pants of this room are the deans-two indispensable members of our faculty. Well may they be respected! They possess singular authority. It may be only a square piece of paper with black ink forming a few words, but if it bears the familiar initials HM. R. or HR. Fa its owner possesses a passport sufficient for an excused absence or tardy, a sick card, a trip to town on school business, or any of the numerous matters of discipline. rams 25