Humboldt High School - Life Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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J-pifuafjjdffjinistration . . . if ,WM ,W Liv- Mr. John Lackner, Assistant Principal, Mr. John Gran, Principal Two of the people who are most responsible for giving Humboldt its reputation for having good school spirit are our principal, Mr. J. Gran and our assistant principal, Mr. J. Lackner. Mr. Gran has worked hard to build up school spirit on the West Side. In his first two years at Hum- boldt he was successful in building a Boosters Club composed of West Side Merchants. He was one of the most ardent rooters at all sports events during the year and he helped to build up a large rooters section at football and basketball games by assisting in the organization of a Pep Club. Mr. Gran put forth a great deal of effort this year toward raising money for the athletic fund. The play Passing Fancy , the magazine drive, and home- coming activities were some of the events which helped to earn money for this purpose. lvlr. Gran has won the admiration of the student body by his friendliness and by his willingness to listen to the problems of the students. Page four Mr. Lackner has helped many students in overcom- ing difficulties in their school life because of his pa- tient and his understanding nature. His even temper, his kindness and his efficient and tactful management of students have helped to make Humboldt a school of which to be proud, Close contact with the students has made them aware of his friendliness. A great sportsman himself, Mr. Lackner is a mem- ber of the athletic board which presents a rounded athletic program to the students of Humboldt. Working together with the faculty, Mr. Gran and Mr. Lackner in their years at Humboldt have done much to boost the student body in scholarship, citi- zenship, sportsmanship, and loyalty toward their school. Don't count a boy a failure until he has failed at something he likes to do! This motto, which hangs in Mr. Gran's oftice, serves as a guiding principle to the administration and faculty. ,