Harding High School - Acorn Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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OUR PRINCIPAL AND OUR SCHOOL Mr. .Hawkins came to us from Central High, where he acted as dean of boys. He was sent to our school with high recommendations and he has surely lived up to them. He is loved and admired by every student in his school. During this first year he has faced many difficult tasks, and he has met them all with great ease and efficiency. The Harry P. Harding High School was built in 1935. It consists of fourteen classrooms, a large auditorium, teachers' rest room, and two offices. The school was built at a cost of approximately S100,000. Authorities have said that the location of the school is one of the loveliest as well as one of the most desirable in the South. A WORD FROM MR. HAWKINS The staff of the Acorn is to be commended for its efforts to record the history and life of our school. The year 1935-1936 marks the first mile- stone in the history of the Harry P. Harding High School. With new stu- dents, teachers, ideas, and a new spirit, we should go forward with the deter- mination to make Harding High a moving force in community life. I want to express my appreciation for your splendid response in help- ing to build a line spirit in the school and the community. This will result in a finer quality of future citizenship. May we all continue to grow and prosper in our daily relationships and in that way make our school an institution of real achievement. James R. Hawkins. Page Scvcn