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

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he debt of gratrtude and thanks whlch Hardlng IIS adm1n15trat1on U and faculty and 1ts students for th1rtyf1xe years owe M155 Hanley has gone beyond any hope of re payment Though records Pl'0CldlIl1 her deyotlon to educatlon the thou sands of her frlends whom she has helped through the d1fflCUlI years are best eudence of a job 5uc cessfully completed Most of us th1nk of MISS Hanley as the dlrector of the Guxdance Department but not to be overlooked IS her early work at Hardxng She vas responslble 'bfi C md GA for the organxzatlon and d1rect1on of Student Coun C11 dCI1Xll16S 1U 1937 It was then known as the Wei fare League and lts name changed ln 1937 Of par t1cular s1gn1f1cance also IS the fact that one year later 1n 1958 M155 Hanley s 1n1t1at1ye and perseyerance 1n stntuted the aud1o usual alds program as a Student Counc1l functlon M155 Hanleys contrlbutlons to Hardmg and educa t1on though are so yast that words gloss over her real contr1but1on All that she has done 15 synony mous w1th the progress of educatron To one so ded1cated to us we ded1cate our book MISS MARY E C HANLEY Guzdante L QMP1 , , , A-. - , ,, ,y K 1 Q . lx Y - . , . Q I V, . .. .Y 7 . - ' 7 q I a 7 - n Q . ' 7 7 Y 3 Y ' , . Y . . . . f . tk . . ,9 1 x 1 A U .aff f .11 X V ' JU' l LL v - f ,lfllx 'l ' I y uv Llp , df I F E 1 l A 1 sf Vikklfi Q In , Y ' 1 'R M' r 7 . K ' 'P

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MR IOHN D THOMAS Ass1stanfPrn1c1pr1I any ears of trreless effort to the beneflt of Hardmg may be credlted to Mr Thomas He has coped vuth a task sometlmes unpleasant many tnmes thankless, ln hrs job as ass1st ant prmclpal Reports and forms conferences and memoranda and endless admmlstratlye decxslons haye been ordlnary ey eryday tasks of Hardmgs Asslstant Prmclpal Mr Thomas has deyoted many years to Hardmg H15 earlrer ycars were spent as a classroom teacher In 1946 he became assxstant prmcnpal To mcrease the drfflculty of hls task and of partxcular merlt xs Mr Thomas strenuous effort under the tremendous pres sure brought about by thc excccdmgly crowded school sltuatlon oyer the past sex eral years The ease of operatxon of school functlons, the CXpCCllIlI1g of dlsclpllnary actlons, and the oyerall eff1c1ent super y1s1on of our crowded school are partlally due to the deyotedness of Mr Thomas to Hardmg The pleasant smlle and the a1r of smcere lnterest IH your problem reluctantly pass upon Mr Thomas retlrement The deyotcdness of Mr Thomas to Harding Hlgh School encourages us to dedxcate our book to hun x .., . . , . V l , - C ' . ' ' ' , ' , 1 1 .s ' ' 1 1' V , f 1 . . I . - f s . . y. . Y V - a , r , . . 9 V Y 1 V , - n , - ,- Y , , Y , - . Y , 1 ' ' fs - , , - , , 1 V 1 , , , - , f , ,

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