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ADMINISTRATION Goals of leadership and unity are set by members of faculty PERRY S. MASON, MA, LLO, Superintendent PERRY S. MASON, BA, MA, LLD, now in his 23rd year as Superintendent of Harding Academy. is trying to promote the theme, "What's Good About America." He speaks to high schools all over the state of Arkansas. Loyalty to church, school, state and country are the main points of emphasis in his speeches. Dr. Mason is working to establish 19 private schools, cleven of which are Christian, across the United States. He is chairman of the American Legion Departmenl of Americanism and is on the National Americanism Committee. In spite of his busy sch edule. D r. Mason still finds time to make weekly talks to the student body at Harding Academ y chapel assemblies. J. E. BERRYHILL, MA, portrayed an important role in Academy life. His kind manner and efficient counseling comforted many confused students in arranging their schedules. Mr. Berryhill, • familiar sight behind the concession stand, also taught driver education, Old Testament Bible, and American History. In his position as registrar, he was kept busy as a record 320 students enrolled at the beginning o~ the fall semester. Always con centrating on improving the curriculum, ne will be even busier next year as the Academy will introduce two new subjects. economics and journalism. J. E. BERRYHill, MA, Registrar BILL DILES, MA, Principal BILL DILES, MA, teacher of Bible, typing and shorthand, is in his third year as principal. Coardinating the Academy chapter of Future Business Leaders of America, h e keeps students interested in business abreast of current trends in the business world. Although much of his time is spent in the classroom, he devotes many hours to his adminst.rative duties. He is an enthusiastic supporter of athletics and can always make time to attend all Academy sports activities and se l'Ve as team statistician. His contagious smile warms the h earts of students and faculty m embers alike. 267
FACULTY Teachers give aid and advice to students in school activities H. Blue R. Brinnon Elementary Science R. Dilon D. Elliott M. Groover French Coach Business P. Hicks E. Hiulnbotham L Lawson Home Ee, Counselor Elementarv K. R~chl. A. RouM M.Sears Mathematics P. E. Elementary R. Brownln« D. Collon History Art M. H.1sten F. Hlftn Elementarv Music E. Lynn W. M.rtln English Coach E. Wolch R. WrIeM Speech Music 268
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