Harding High School - Saga Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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MR W F GILLELAND Thus year not only saw an Increase m students but also and Increase sn the Gllleland Always a popular fngure at Hardmg Mr Gnlleland has continued to gnve fme guldance to the students We know that nn the years to come Harding as going to be that much better off wlth Mr Gnlleland helping to guide It X '55 -o MR J D THOMAS As Mr Godfrey s number one asslstant Mr Thomas takes much of the work load off has shoulders Those of us who have had the pnvrlege to meet and speak with Mr Thomas know that he IS a kind con slderate man wlth the students welfare at heart He has gnven many long years of loyal service and we hope the school wlll contunue to benefnt from hls expen ence for many more 'Qf MR J E LANDIS As Student Council Durector and Athletnc Dnrector Mr Landns does a large amount of work that doesnt reach the public eye However wnthout It many of our functions would not operate as smoothly qs they do Also he has done much for Harding as a representatuve at vanous meetnngs and conventnons about the state , 7 V A if' ' I I I l L! ' ! . . . I - I I ' . 4 Q l ffl' K, 51' X, f r lb T W, T 4 51 , . l ' Q . . g '- A' . . ,X k V , , ' . , 4 assistant principals ranks, namely Mr. la fi . I ' . . X A H A gr f, A V I an f 0 M Gs ' ' ' ' . . T tif'-V . . . T , .iff .373-If ytsigg V- ,cg E 5 Q , . . . 1 , f,f .1 f ss N A ' 0 I vw V L . . . of Q Y, t , ' F . I - - .- ,, , . . . A. Q ' ' . L 'A ' Q

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MR. H. W. GODFREY lt is fast approaching two decades since Mr. H. W. Godfrey took over the reins as principal of Hord- ing. During that time his active and enthusiastic part in the leadership of the school has prevailed through- Out. He has showed to all that have passed through the halls of Harding, that he is a loyal, devoted principal. With his work he has helped to relate our school to the community, helping to promote good public relationships. Being a principal requir s much pa- tience, loyalty, skill and hard5ork, gl of which O U R P R I N C I P A L Mr. Godfrey has given to the fullest extent. The introduction, this year, of the ten hour day brought with it added work for all, including Mr. Godfrey. He has continued to guide the school through some of the many problems, which beset it. Members of clubs, organizations, student council, faculty and student body, have all found him to be very co- operative with their problems, whether they be of a group gr personal nature. if Wefwquld like to thank Mr. Godfrey for all his work Wd-wish him all the best for the future. ,X 5' Ellis Els lst ills . lv in

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x jf K my WWW 2 I i n jf 4 . lr P' if .QTY tiwswptfx Mr. W. Terry, Miss M. Hanley, Mr. J. Sargent. NURSE . . . Miss Solum, our nurse, has been mend- ing cuts and bruises here at Harding for seven years. Considered a swell friend by Harding students, Miss Solum listens to students tell of their various ailments and always seems to have time to listen to and discuss personal problems. She also gives eye examinations, helps doc- tors with the athletic examinations and, in general, keeps the student body healthy and happy. Mrs. M. Johnson, Mrs. N. Erickson, Mrs. W. King. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS. . . This year we have been privileged to have three excellent guidance counselors. Mr. Terry has entered this year to help in their work of giving aptitude and I.Q. tests, of helping students with their prob- lems relating to college entry, program schedules, as well as other personal prob- lems. The patience and helpfulness of these three fine people has prevailed throughout and made us realize that they are true friends of the student. 'TY Miss J. Solum OFFICE CLERKS . . . The office clerks have the never ending task of keeping records of the students. For future reference, the clerks have kept files on all students since the first gradu- ating class at Harding. Absentees are checked and accounted for in the office also. An average grade for each student, is figured at the end of each school year, from the records kept of previous years.