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Mr. Prentice C. Horne uses his long years of experience to guide all students in their everyday endeavors. Besides being the in-school parent to the seniors, Mr. Horne is always avail­
able to any student with a problem. Also, he has worked closely with the faculty of the school, helping them with any difficulties they may have. Thus he has earned the respect of the administration, faculty and, most importantly, the student body.
Mr. Horne’s know-how in dealing with people has helped to guide the school through years of growth, merger, and more growth. His understanding of what decisions would best bene­ fit the whole school as well as each individual has earned him the trust of the Board of Trustees.
Mr. Horne’s presence will be missed in the coming years of Wardlaw-Hartridge but, thanks to him, there is one whole school that will survive and help educate other students to contribute to society.