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Q... ,K+ JR, QA dm . . .. pr, , -W ,. . W W -P T K - . . R .. - i. ., 2, 54 N gl!-Cr an J nu.. L A ' sy if fa Q... ff me r - I mx 1 4 Wai!!! 53A' 3flfffl - J.. 2 . 5 wifi' I I W S' I? ,me-I: . .97 , .RN if? , 43. I if ei , X Q I I I 'im w?5?f1 ' 'I SAGA S TA F F FRANCIS STUTZMAN Edito1finfOhief ELEANOR STROBEL Associate Editor VIRGINIA MAYER Associate Editor DOROTHY RATH Circulation M anagei HOWARD NEAVIN Business Manager ' , L91 5 5 SCHQOL SCENES ,. T' V Y .1 Our Principal, Elmer N. Bonnell Mr. j. R. Rees, Mr. john Thomas, Assistant Principal Head of Student Aid f V: 52. --a. y ii.i M ' 1 'a f , K 1 I Q g 7 ij? . 1' 1,411 1 TEACHERS Top Picture-Back row: Mrs. Sparling, Miss Corneia, Miss Pollman, Miss Cates, Mis S h l M .R cl Miss Wellisch, Mrs. Stevens, Miss Scanlan, Miss Jensen, Miss Moes, Mr. Wilkinson. Bottom Piczuvc-Back row: Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Well, Miss Kellett, Mr. Gavin, Miss Fraser, Mr Gausemel, Mrs. Flynn Mr. R johnson Miss Bullard, Mrs Basra Miss St ' kl . , . , . , ric er, Miss Ellsworth. Ffonr row: Mr, Thomas, Mr, T. Johnson, Mr. Pane , M' St l li M' ' ' ' ' y iss ee Smit , iss Hanley, Miss Buss, Mr. Peterson, Miss Connolly, Mrs. Wellisch, Mr. Slocum. s c u z, rs o er, Miss Pearson, Miss Daly.F1omrow: Mr, Waters, Miss Dunn, Mr. Zwoster, ,...4 M W-1-vf.W,,,, 'XX N-nu, QV LD CJ QQQQWQQQQQ 1 il QW P J i ll .ggi ,A ,P Ja- ' TTT K, J aa 'ig up X X T r l' M mu EA ,lil I W mv P' ,I .,,. : AN X YW - ia ma Ei? ii .ig . , S YM ill 51313, 4 ag- wo ii i i W H ' Mf :-- a t . gulf - ' i .gh , X ', 4 'K ...M- l fl 1 l sa P l 1, l , I lll ' f t,-1 ,N Q X III I 42 1..Y lr it K f' , X A W, xl! J lifi rw ibx IJ l rr fri 1 xl X l F Y Y V l N El l t l i 1 l Em.. 'l X v l, A I s Y 1' in 'Q 'J h M lx ' I I, JI' 3 --1, ., ,- - V ' H US L lil lf lf ll ll M :li t I F2 ,..El w5,,f 5 , rn ,, r ra D ji! 3 U , O .. -nw m It 'w ' f r - ri if i ll ima 1 W s 21:12 na l, In i l W ll lilll lzlf i ml. 1 'll L . ll A RJJNEEEEQ , gh? 'K ' A -A . Q, Aff' :A laura? - -- 44571, . i K V 4 -1..,., . ... -i - f V 4 H We - - ' -r K---lizfzxf-fli ' ,,.. ---.U A ' H if X X, .N V --3 3- f- 4' -,ghd ' K-f - -J The year of 1939 is a significant one in the history of Harding, for in this year the faculty and student body may well look with pride and anticipation to' ward their school of tomorrow. The stadium and the addition to the school building, both of which are now in the process of construction, are rising symbols of Harding's future. Founded in 1925, with an enrollment of55O students, our school has underf gone rapid evolutionary development until today it embraces a student body of 1450 persons. One of the most significant cornerstones on Harding's pathf way is that of the graduation of the class of 1932. The emergence of that class, consisting of but 32 members, marked Harding's debut as a senior high. Since that year, the classes have increased in size, thereby necesf sitating the expansion which is now being undertaken. With the com' pletion of the present projects, Harding will occupy a place of prominence among the foremost high schools of the state. i9l J 1 1 4.4 i I l l l l l y L I l l l l l w l i L+ SENIOR Francis Stutzman Harold Schedl Carol Aichele Allen Stoltzman Eleanor Strobel Betty jane Early Louise Hohman Dorothy Howard Shirley Everett Allan Leider Patricia Phillips Dorothy Lee Gertrude Briggs Virginia Mayer Jack Leslie Marion Nadeau Dorothy Roll Grace Yoder Daniel Brant Elizabeth Abeler Ruth Behrends Dorothy Johnson Herbert Nadler Herbert Schneider Phyllis Nienaber Petra Rasmussen Gerald Ness Audrey Rasmussen Donald Neumann Margaret Hunn Marcella Manthey HONOR ROLL 1101 Rita Schmit Marcella Olson Ruth Teeters Lucille Jaenecke Bernice Raths Helen White Gladys Kappes Vivian Rabens Edith Putt Roland Hohman John Kromschroeder Marjorie Busse Paton Hylton Avis Haglund Ronald Kirk John Olson Ione Ohristenson Agnes Zeverino Betty Collins Virginia Krahn Shirley jokheck Cora Batson Elizabeth Lundgren Lucille Nippoldt Betty George Simon Selvog Virginia Marron Alice Pribnovv Anne Scanlan Alice Hawkins Fred Zwar ELIZABETH ABELER is president of the Latin Club and treasurer of the National Honor Society . . . was a member of the G.A.A. Board . . . served on the J.-S. prom committee and the Saga staff . . . wants to become a concert pianist . . . belongs to the orchestra, choir, and Girls' Glee Club. GERALD AICHELE says his ambition is to amount to something . . . belongs to the Rifle Club, Bowling Club, HifY, Dancing Club, Science Club, and Student Coun' cil. . .was in charge of decorations and trans' portation for last year's prom . . . says his hobby is to make things . . .is interested in contracting work. DONALD ALLERT is a member of the German Club and the French Club . . . took part in joan of the Nancy Lee . . . wants to become a lawyer . . . says American History is his favorite subject . . . was a member ofthe choir . . . likes the newffashioncd hair styles . . . listens to Professor Quiz. L 91115 BARTKEY was fiber of t fr.A. and the Student C ncil . . ested in oilice work , . . wants to travel . . . likes tmswi d skate . . . is fond of hamburgers . . . erfll Life . . . would rather live in the ' than in the country . . . says that her favorite movie star is Hugh Herbert. MARJORIE BECKEN expresses an ambition to become a doctor . . . plans to attend Saint Olaf College . . . was a member of the orchestra and Girls' Glee Club . . . is more interested in biology and chemistry than in other subjects . . . prefers springtime to all other seasons . . . collects rocks as a hobby. RUTH BEHRENDS avers her ambition is tc. become a proficient stenf ographer . . . is interested in typing . . . was a member ofthe G.A.A .... says her favorite sport is basketball . . . enjoys skiing, swimming, danc- ing, and hiking . . . has a desire to travel and sei: the world . . . expresses a preference for bruf nettes with brown eyes. PHYLLIS BONK is interested in clerical work . . . says her ambition is to marry for money . . . enjoys keep- ing a scrap book as her hobby . . . belongs to the Girl Reserves and theStudent Council . . . would like to attend business college. CLASS OF 1939 D CAROL AICHELE is editorfin-chief of the Beacon and secretary ofthe Mummers' Club . . . belongs to the National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, G.A.A. Board, Latin Club, H Club, Dancing Club, Student Council, and the band . , . was a member of the junior ways and means committee and the senior executive committee. ELSIE ALBERG was a member ofthe Senior Girl Reserves, G.A.A., and Skating Club . . . is interested in secretarial work . . . says her ambition is to get a job . . . has skating as a hobby . . . likes to dance . . . prefers Kay Kyser's orchestra to any other . . . enjoys the Hit Parade program. ROBERT ASH says his favorite sport is swimming . . . wants to succeed in life . . . likes brunettes with blue eyes . . . reads Popular Mechanics maga- zine . . . favors Hobby Lobby and We, the People radio programs . . . says Joe E. Brown is his favorite movie star, CORA BATSON wants to become a commercial advertiser . . . is a member of the Fencing and Rifle Clubs . . . likes to hike, skate, swim, and shag . . . collects match folders as a hobby . . . attends movies or dances on Saturday nights . . . enjoys traveling . , . abhors bad table manners, washing dishes, and sewing. LORRAINE BEHN was a member of the G.A.A. and the Stamp Club . . . is interested in stenography . . . would like to become a private secretary . . . plans to go to business college . . . embroiders for a hobby . . . confesses that shorthand was her favorite school subject . . . says that swimming is her favorite sport. PATRICK BLOOM has no dehnite plans for hisfuture . . . claims that he is interested in journalism . , . has been a member of the Swimming Team and Beacon staff . . . pursues photography as a hobby . . . enjoys outdoor sports, swimming in particular . , . holds membership in the mythical Bachelor and Lobster Clubs. , 1? Luffy! i ' 4 g 11, JKAI , yu BOSSHAR is interesled in teachiiig kfhdeiggten . . . says her ambition is fo be ah nviadix , . . belongs to the G.A.A., Skating Cplub, Library Club, Girl Reserves, and Bowling Club . . . enjoys skating as her hobby . . . admits that her favorite sport lr.. is swimming . , . was president and vice-president of the Library Club. DORIS BOWNE was a member of the choir, Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, and the Skating Club . . . is interested in oliice work . . . says music is her favorite school subject , . . appeared in ujoan of the Nancy Lee . . . says her ambition is to find an overfnight freckle remover. DANIEL BRANT was president of the junior class and of the French Club . . . is also a member of the National Honor Society, choir, and Swimming Team . . . took part in Fireman, Save My Child , and Sweet Sixteen . . . appeared in the operetta, joan of the Nancy Lee . . . plans to attend the Uni' versity of Minnesota . . . wants to become a physics instructor. WILFRED BROCHMAN was a member of the Hi-Y and the Science Club . . . plans to go to college . . . is interested in veterinary work, and says that his ambition is to be a veterinarian . . . confesses that he enjoyed chemistry the most of all his school subjects. DENICE CAMERON plans to attend business college . . . admits her ambition is to get through a revolving door on someone else's push . . . says her favorite sport is roller skating. . . tells us that her hobby is bowling . . . belongs to the Bowling Club . . . prefers to live in the city. IONE CHRISTENSON is very much interested in nursing . . . belongs to the choir and G.A.A .... appeared in Ioan of the Nancy Lee . , . plays the piano . . . en' joysice skating . . . likes Sonya Henie and Nelson Eddy . . . says physiology and biology are her favorite subjects . . . says she prefers brunettes with grey eyes. BETTY COLLINS was a member of the choir . . . says that her ambition is to bea teacher . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota . , . is a regular listener to the Lux Radio Theater program. DALE CURTIN , plans to go to college . . . wants to be a coach . . . played three years of football at Cretin before coming to Harding . . . is a member of the Student Council . . . enjoys reading Life magazine . . . confesses his favorite season of the year is spring. CLASS OF 1939 l 4 DORIS BRANES is interested in business . . . claims her ambition is to become a good secretary . . , has been a member of the Student Council and the Girls' Glee Club . . . appeared in the operetta, Joan of the Nancy Lee . . . avers reading is her hobby . . . plans to attend business college . . . likes to skate. . 1 GERTRUDE BRIGGS' would like to be'aLEingef with aifofchesltraf Q . belongs to the,Glee, Madrigal, Dancing, Latin, and Mummers',ClL.ibs,. as well as the National Honor Society .A . P appeafed in the White Phantom , joan of the Nancy Lee , and 'iHolly' wood Extra . . . servecVon the prom committee and the senior announcement committee. MARJORIE BUSSE is undecided whether to be a secretary or a parachute jumper.. . can be heard saying Oh, joy, often because it's her favorite expression . . . was a member of the Girl Reserves and the Bowling Team . . . prefers brunettes with black eyes . . .confesses her favorite food is chili. LORRAINE CHANDLER is interested in stenography and dress designing . . . says that her ambition is to be a dress def signer . . . admits that her hobby is drawing . . . belongs to the G.A.A .... would like to attend business college after she graduates from high school . . . says her favorite school subjects are English, typing, and law. LORRAINE CHRISTIANSEN was a member of the Student Council . . . says that her ambition is to become a good nurse . . . belonged to the band, the choir, and the Girls' Glee Club . . . is interested in music. MADONNA COLLINS belonged to G.A.A,, Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Dancing Club, and Library Club . . . served on the j,fS. prom committee and the senior executive ommittee . . . lans to go to college . . . say hat her favorite port is basketball . . . walho ' gqueenir7'193'7 . . . was president o khe in lub. I 1.35-2 -3 .J J yi' 1 9 DONNA DARST kwants to be a hair dresser . , . likes to listen to Kay Kyser . . . says her nickname is Butch . . . prefers lemon pie to any other food . . . enjoys the movies and says that Bette Davis and james Stewart are her favorite stars . . . prefers sport clothes to any other type. 'L ERNA DECKERT is a member of the German Club . . . served on the StudentCouncil . . . appeared in the German' FrenchClubPlay . . . isinterested in typing . . . Says that ber ambition is to become a typist declares that her favorite sport is roller skating . . .confesses her hobby is collecting match covers. ARNOLD DEL CARLO belonged to the Camera Club, Science Club, Rifle Club, and Lobster Club . . . takes a great interest in modelairplane buildingand photography . . . is especially interested in aviation . . . hopes to bc' come a member of the Caterpiller Club . . , likes to go hunting. HELEN DIEDRICH belonged to the Skating, Ski, Dancing, Rifle, and French Clubs . . . served on G.A.A, board and j,fS, prom committee . . . was a member of the girls' tumbling team and the band . , . was secre- tary of the band in '37 . . . is interested in clerical work . . . says that her ambition is to be independent. IRENE DORNFELD would like to work in an office after she Hnishes high school . . . says her hobby is reading . , . confesses that world literature was her favorite school subject . . . admits that her future ambition is to travel . . . informs us that skating is her favorite sport. ,v ,,p L v W 1, 'cf L . ,RUTH ULINSMORE V was secfetary ofixe senior class, secretary of the Librar Club, und vic 'president of the Girl Ref seibfes . . . served o the senibf clas ecutive simmittee . . . Ulonged to th Girl Re- ij serves, Libr Club, Skating b, and German Club , I. . 'onfesses th. ' was her favorite sehr l'subjzct . . . served on .the Saga staff. DONALD EDISON' is interested in photography , . . wants to be a railway postal clerk . . . says that bookkeeping is his favorite subject . . . belonged to the Camera and Science Clubs . . , says that football is his fhvorite sport . . . enjoys swimming and skating . , . says that Mickey Rooney and Wallace Beery are his favorite actors. KARL ELSNER is interested in radio engineering.. . was a member of the choir and the Bowling Club . . . enjoys making model electric trains . . . prefers hockey to all other sports . . . appeared in joan of the Nancy Lee . . . likes to listen to the Ford Sunday Evening Hour, K 177241 - -PL ryiM . ff I, 1 , . i ,kj Iffffkiiji-q,7. K'- L, BURT DEEBACH is a member of tlie Student uncil, Golf, and Skating Clul7 th the band and orchestra . . . pla toxttend the Qniversity of Minnesota . . . iijer ernm t ' ' n av vtork . , . confess an-a'I o government job , . , served on the music com' mittee of the '37 prom. ETHEL DIAMOND was a member of the band . . . says her favorite sport is skating . . .admits that her hobby is collecting stamps . . . prefers summer to any of the other seasons of the year . . . enjoys typing as one of her favorite subjects. VERONA DONATH plans to attend business college . . . served on the senior class announcement committee . . . collects necktie clasps as a hobby . . . dislikes jealous people . . . enjoys the acting of Jeannette McDonald and jane Withers . . . is interested in office work . . . says her ambition is to become a private secretary . . . says her favorite school subject is biology. MILDRED DORNFELD says her chief ambition is to become a typist or to do some kind of office work . . . confesses that her favorite sport is playing tennis . . . likes to read or to go hiking . . . declares that her favorite food is chop suey . . , likes brunettes with brown eyes. BETTY EARLY is interested in journalism . . . was secretary of the National Honor Society . . . is a member of the Latin Club, Madrigal Club, Dancing Club, Mummers' Club. and Science Club . . . served on the junior senior prom bids' committee . . . is planning on attending the university . , . ap' peared in Harding's operetta, Joan of the Nancy Lee, and in Growing Pains. JOSEPH ELM attended St. Paul Park High School before coming to Harding . . . says that his ambition is to be a private airplane pilot . . . declares his favorite sport is hunting . . . confesses his favorite school subject is senior science . . . prefers fall to any other season of the year. KATHERINE ENTENMANN hopes to become a success in life . . . has an interest in typing and bookkeeping . , .is a member of the choir, the Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A,, the Senior Girl Reserves, and the Bowling Club . . . was cast in joan of the Nancy Lee . . . enjoys music, reading and needle art. r-fe l l l 1 5 . I L HOWARD ERICKSON is president of the Science Club . . . belongs to the Mummers' Club . . . served on the 1933 prom committee . . . played in joan of the Nancy Lee , Teddy's First Dress Suit , One Night in Bethlehem , and Growing Pains . . . was one of our cheerleaders this year. DALE EEMRITE attended Washington before coming to Harding , . . intends to go to college . . . is interested in parliamentarian work . . . says his ambition is to succeed in life . . . played both A and B foot' ball . . . claims baseball is his favorite sport . . . says his hobby is cooking. r 1 My - . v f' I. ' if i I ' 1 F tw' - :Saw ,FERLELN - , I 1 mLmbef0ftheCsQlf,c1i?:ifib andRQf1zflub,..a a eared in 'HOA of the ancy Lee and The oncloliern' . is yinterestediiifmedioine . . . says slya, want qvbeea nl rsexf , , likes circuses Aft. 1 lmdys shepgrefers Q ,New Ybrkelrnfol any! qlher magatgind - - I ai .- 'si' .' K .,-' ' , ag iv .' flax 24' r ELoU1sE FLORIN intends to go to business college . . . says her ambition is to be a buyer of women's clothes . . , belongs to Senior Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, and choir . , . says her favorite sport is skating . . . appeared in the operetta, joan of the Nancy Lee . . . keeps a scrapbook as a hobby. f , .' ' . 5 f I P 1 s 5' l s I , U' 1 I - f, . BERNARD FULLER wants' to 'be a biisiness man . . . served on the '38 from committee and the '39 Saga committee . . .was a member of the Stage Force and the B football squad . . . collects stamps as a hobby . . . prefers football to all other sports . . . claims history was his favorite school subject. WILLIAM GANGL is interested in professional auto racing . . . admits that his ambition is to win the 500 mile classic . . . says his hobbyis woodworking . . . wasa member of the Beacon staff, Stage Force, Saga staff, and Lobster Club . . . appeared in the play, Save Our Saga . CAROLINE GERMANN would like to be a nurse . . . says swimming is her favorite sport . . . has made a hobby of col' lecting matchfcovers . , . would like to travel . . . admits that typingis her favorite subject . . . still gets quite a thrill out of going to a circus. CLASS OF 1939 SHIRLEY EVERETT is president of the G.A.A. and a member of the Latin, Dancing, and Girls' H Clubs, and of the National Honor Society and Student Council . . . served on the juniorfsenior prom committee . . . was the 1938 Homecoming queen . . . is a member of the Saga staff. EDNA FENTON was a member of the Senior Girl Reserves . . . sang in the choir . . . says that her ambition is to be a nurse . . . attended Johnson High before coming to Harding . . . declares that knitting is her hobby . . . confesses that her favorite school subject was physiography. BETTY FERRY attended Washington High School before coming to Harding . . . is a member of the Fencing Club . . . plans to attend the university after she graduates . . . belonged to the Girls' Glee Club and Saga staff . . . is interested in designing . . . confesses that her hobby is photography . , , says her favorite sport is surfboard riding. DORISMAE FUHS is a member of the Mummers' Club and G.A.A. . , . plans to attend college where she will study art . , . says that her ambition is to be a com' mercial artist . . . declares that One Man's Family is her favorite radio program . . . prefers swimming to all other sports. JOHN GABRIEL is a member of the Beacon and the Saga staffs . . . wasamember ofthe'38 prom committee . . . was on the senior picture committee . . . says his hobby is building model airplanes . . .is in- terested in candid cameras, and wants to become a photographer . . . confesses his favorite school subject is journalism. BETTY GEORGE aims to be a private secretary . . . is a member of G.A.A., Bowling Club, and Student Council . . . claims her favorite pastimeis dancing . . . declares that her favorite school subject is shorthand . . , says she is most interested in secretarial work . . . admits her hobby is going places . DOLORES GLASHAN was a member of the junior Girl Reserves . . . is interested in beauty work , . . says that her ambition is to have a beauty shop of her own some day . . . likes to skate . . . confesses that English was her favorite high school subject. JACK GREEN intends to go to college . . . says that his favorite sportis swimming . . .claims to have aninterest in stamp collecting . . . is uncertain as to what sort of work he would like to do . . . likes to hike, ski, play tennis, and pingfpong. claims,'ier amb,it1'StI'4s'4: beyome C1 fdgg.f'4isamenfber ,ave3x.A. alripi Danci Club uf fesses that bo is er AVIS HAGLUND AGNES HALLEY . . decme heb favorite srcis foot' 'fball fy. . says Gvorite , school su-kji9G Ts Lalitllf Afxnjoys ?3di f If Ll Redbook . plans to go to business college . . . is interested in stenographic work . . . says her ambition is to become a private secretary . . . declares her favorite school subject is physiology . . . says her hobby is to cut stencils . . . declares her favorite sport is skiing . . . attended Johnson High School before coming here. KATHRYN HANNON is a member of the G.A.A. Board . . . belongs to the Girls' Club and the Senior Girl Re' serves . . . worked on the Saga staff . . . wants to be a doctor . . . says her favorite sport is swimming . . . likes to play the drums . . . listens to the Hit Parade regularly. VIRGINIA HANSEN says that her ambition is to make money and travel . . . was a member of the Girl Reserves, G.A.A,, and Student Council . . . says that her favorite school subject was typing . . . likes to play the piano . . . enjoys ice skating more than any other sport. ALICE HAWKINS is fond of music and would like to be a himous pianist . appeared in the operetta, The Gon- doliers . . . says Senior English is her havorite subject . . . confesses her hobby is photo' graphy . prefers rollerfskating to any other sport . was a Beacon home room reporter. ROBERT HEINRICH wants to go to college . . . has served on the Saga, Beacon, and Pyramid staffs . . . is a member of the Stamp Club, the H Club, and the Lobster Club . . , played on the A football squad during the '37 and '33 football seasons . . . wants to get a good job. L' JEANNE iwgcic QV, CLASS OF 1939 SHIRLEY GUSTAFSON was president of the Senior Girl Reserves , . . is a member of the Student Council, Library Club, and Skating Club . . . would like to design evening clothes . . , served on the senior picture committee . . , likes to bowl . . . collects un- usual coins for a hobby. JACK HAAR would like to be a coach . . . plans to go to college . . . was a member of the A football squad in '35, '36, and '38 . . . belongs to the Tennis Club. HifY, and Dancing Club . . . says he prefers tennis to all other sports . . . served on the '36 prom committee. likes winter sports very much . . . attended Centerville High School before coming to Harding . . . enjoys figure skating . . . intends to go to business college and study accounting . . . con- fesses that her hobby is collecting photographs . , . enjoys listening to the radio, especially to musical programs. LOIS HANNON is a member of the Girl Reserves, G.A.A., and Girls' H Club . . . worked on the Beacon and Saga staffs . . . was vicefpresident of the Junior Girl Reserves . . . served on the G. A. A. Board . . . would like to be a practical nurse . . . is interested in journalism. EDWARD HARRIS confesses a secret yearning for a career in the circus . . . is a member of the Rifle Club, Bowling Club, and Dancing Club . . . served on the time and place committee for the i938 prom ..,. en- joyed bookkeeping more than any other subject in high school. HAROLD HEGMAN plans to attend the university . . .attended Cleveland junior High and Johnson High before coming here . . .is a member of the Science Club . . . is interested in radio and automobile work . . . wants to become a radio operator . . . enjoys hockey . . . says hisfavorite school subject is commercial law. 1 ! , ,Q ' VERDA HELDMAN was a member of the Senior Girl Reserves . . . is interested in typing . . . claims her ambition is to become a success in life . . . confesses that her favorite hobby is dancing . . . is an ardent movie fan . . . likes to swim, read, and travel . . . prof fesses a preference for the springtime. -1. v. l r tl l l 4 2 1 i i l i .J DOROTHY HIGH belongs to the Mummers' Club and the Fencing Club . . . sang in the choir and the Glee Club . . . worked on the Beacon staff . . . was a member of the junior class ways and means com' mittee . . . would like to be an air stewardess . . . appeared in joan of the Nancy Lee , Growing Pains , and Hollywood Extra . ROLAND HOHMAN is interested in aeronautics . , .confesses his ambition is to be an aeronautical designer . . . is a member of the Beacon staff and the Student Council . . . played Big Ten basketball for two years . . . declares that his favorite food is graham cracker pie . . , says that his best liked school subject is journalism. f , , DQR HY W RD is intelleste in secre rial wor . . . express a am'ti toow adres op...e' ating, eadin , a swi g us . . , av e faxf rite subject are yp and shortha . . . has t id wheth or not she wil attend o ge . . likes wil nimal lif uc as birds d dogs. if ARTHUR HUNTER was a member of the Science Club . , . is inter' ested in science and mechanics . . . hopes to become a government employee , , . says that his favorite subject is physics . . . likes tobogganirig better than any other sport . . . claims his hobby is the study of nature. LAWRENCE JAHN has played football on the A and B teams . . . played IntrafMural Big Ten for two years . . . is interested in secretarial work . . .attests to the fact that his ambition is to be a professional ball player . . . confesses his hobby is eating . , , declares his favorite school subject is typing. ANNA MAE JOHNSON attended CentralfMaplewood Academy before coming to Harding . . . was a member of the Girl Reserves . . . served on the Junior Class ways and means committee . . , likes to roller- skate . . . spends her time taking pictures as a hobby . . . wants to become either a nurse or a secretary. HAROLD JOHNSON belonged to the Ski Club . . . was a member of the Beacon staff . . . says that he is very much interested in journalism . , . declares that his favorite sport is skiing . . . confesses that his favorite school subject was news writing . . , will probably prove outstanding in the ski tournaments of the Olympics. CLASS OF 1939 LOUISE HOHMAN is a member of the National Honor Society, the Senior Girl Reserves, and the Student Council . . . served on the junior class ways and means committee . , . says her ambition is to become a good stenographer . . . likes chow mein better than any other food , . . avers that hiking is her favorite sport, EVELYN HOUSKA was a member of the G. A. A. and the Girls' Tumbling team . . . does acrobatic dancing for a hobby . . . is interested in theatrical work and school teaching . . . plans to go to college , . , says that her favorite sports are baseball and roller skating . . .confesses that typing and shorthand were her most enjoyable school subjects. MARGARET HUNN plans on going to business college . . . is in- terested in secretarial work . . . admits that her hobby is keeping a scrap book . . . served on the senior picture committee , . . appeared in the operetta Joan of the Nancy Lee . . . says her favorite sport is skating . . . is a member of the choir. LUCILLE JANECKE was a member of the Senior Girl Reserves . . . is interested in clerical work . . . says that her ambition is to be an eiiicient worker . . . likes to go hiking . . . declares that skating is her favorite sport . . .confesses that shorthand was her favorite school subject. P .1 Y . f ALBERT JOHNSON is al member of the Beacon staff. . . prefers blondes with browtn eyes . . . claims his hobby is - eating . . . says his favorite radio programs are Kay Kyser ands. jaflfi Benny . . . likes to read Look . . .played for two years on the B basketball team. Q 1- DOROTHY JOHNSON plans on going to business college , . , is a member of the Science Club, Senior Girl Reserves, Rifle Club, German Club, and Student Council . . . served on the prom and educational committees . , . appeared in the German Club Variety show and the Student Council assembly . . . was a member of the Saga staff. HARRY JOHNSON is treasurer of the Junior Latin Club . , . plans to study law at the University of Minnesota , . , is a member of the orchestra and the Student Council . . . says Latinis hisfavorite subject . . . prefers hockey to any other sport . . . likes pork chops . . . would like to live in the country. ff' g RICHARD JOHNSON says that his favorite sport is swimming . . . is a member of the Hi-Y . . . intends to go on to college . . . confesses that his ambition is to be an architect . . . says that he enjoyed art appref eration more than any other high school subject. MARION 1oNEs would like to gn to business college . . , is in- terested in nursing as her profession . . . says her favorite sport is swimming . . . admits that she keeps a diary as a hobby . . , belongs to G.A.A,, Senior Girl Reserves, Ski Club, Rifle Club, Student Council, Girls' H Club, and G.A.A. Board. RUTH KELLER plans to attend business college , . , was a mem' ber of the Saga, and Library staffs . . . likds outdoor sports . , . belonged to the Junior and Seniox Girl Reserves, Rifle, Bowling, and Library Clubs, and Student Council . . . served on the senior play committee . . . is interested in model' ingclothes . . . was secretary ofthe Library Club. JAMES KITTEL intends to go to college . . . is interested in mining . . . is president of the Rifle Club . . . includes membership in the HifY, Bowling, Dancing, and Science Clubs . . , served as chair' man of the ring committee . . . appeared in the HifY skit . . . was a member of the '37 track team. VIRGINIA KRAHN would like to go to business college . . . is in- terested in secretarial work . . . says her ambition is to do oiiice work , . . prefers skating to any other sport . , . likes Sonja Henie and Richard Greene . . . prefers brunettes with blue eyes . . . enjoys reading Life and Look magazines. ROY KROMSCHROEDER was a member of the Beacon staff . . . attained the exalted position of third vice-president of the Lobster Club . . . is interested in aviation . . . wants to become a great aviator . . . says his favorite school subject is journalism and his favorite sport is ski-jumping . . , engages in woodworking as a hobby. ARLENE LARSON served on picture committee . . . belonged to the Ski Club. . .attended Johnson High before coming here . . . is interested in demonstration work . . . wants to have a good job for awhile .. . says her Exvorite movie stars are Janet Gaynor and James Stewart . . . tries to have a good time over the holidays. CLASS OF 1939 'R SHIRLEY JOKHECK is a member of the Student Council . . . was vice-president and later president of the Senior Girl Reserves . . .is especially interested in interior decorating . . . confesses her favorite sport is bicycling . , . has also belonged to the G.A.A, and the Dancing Club . . . prefers early summer and autumn to other seasons. GLADYS KAPPES appeared in joan of the Nancy Lee . . . be' longed to the choir . . . served on the announce- ment committee . . . is interested in secretarial work . , . confesses that her ambition is to be happy . . , says that her mvorite food is pumpkin pie a la mode . . . likes to skate and ski. og l wi ml T belonged to the Senior Girl Reserves, Student Council,and the Fencing Club . . . was chairman of the 1938 prom music committee . . . served on the senior recreation and 1937 band dance committees. . .acted as drum major for the band , . . is president of the Dancing Club. DONALD KORDOSKY would like to go to business school . , . belongs to the Art Club . . . worked on the stage force . . . played on the hockey team . . . prefers country life to city life . . . claims his favorite school subject was physiography . . , likes to skate, ski. and swim, JOHN KROMSCHROEDER was a member of the German Club and the National Honor Society . . . plans to attend college . . . says that his favorite sport is swimming . . . de- clares that woodworking is his hobby . . . conf fesses that math, chemistry, and physics were his favorite school bjects . . is interested in med' ine. 3 A PA NG was a member of the Skating Club. the S 'imming Team, the Bachelors' Club, and the football team . . . marched with the Harding unit in the Carnival parade . . . played intramural basketball for two years . . . is undecided about the work he will pursue after graduation. DOROTHY LEE belongs to the National Honor Society and the Student Council . . . served on the junior class ways and means committee and the senior ring committee . , . is interested in office work . . . would like to be a success in business life . . . pre- fers skating to any other sport. ALLAN LEIDER belonged to the Madrigal, German, Mummcrs', and Science Clubsg National Honor Society, Student Council, and Track Team . . . hopes to become a doctor . . . enjoys collecting stamps . . . won the 1939 Bausch and Lomb award for outstanding work in science . . .appeared in One Night in Bethlehem , Abraham Lincoln , and Growing Pains . LORRAINE LEKO would like to be a sales clerk in a department store . . . says English is her hivorite high school subject . . . collects souvenirs as a hobby , . , enjoys skating, skiing, and hiking . . . served on the oiiice force during her freshman year . . . is interested i the Vdy of child care. F- , ,gf .ff 1 I it fy Jo LESLIE belongs to the National Honor Society, Dancing, Rifle, Lobster, and Boys' H Clubs . . . prefers journalism to any other subject , . , hopes to be a public contact man for a large business concern . . . was on the Hockey and Track Teams , . , worked on the Saga and Beacon staffs. LORETTA LUDWIG attended Technical High School in Saint Cloud before coming to Harding . . . says that her ambition is to be a nurse . . . declares that saving pencils is her hobby . . . likes to skate . . . con' fesses that she enjoyed history more than any of her other school subjects. ELIZABETH LUNDGREN is interested in business . . . would like to be a librarian . . . is a member of the Library Club . . . confesses that her favorite hobby is collecting souvenirs . . . admits that her favorite sport is kittenball . . . says her favorite school subject is bookkeeping . . . enjoys summer weather. MICHAEL MALONEY says he would like to be a plumber . . . played in the Big Ten basketball race . . . claims that he prefers baseball to all other sports . . . states that his hgbby is working . . . says that he enjoyed Englishrmore than any other subject he took in school. VIRGINIA MARQUARDT belongs to the Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, choir, Skating, Bowling, Rifle, and Fencing Clubs . . . appeared in joan ofthe Nancy Lee . . . says her ambition is to be a court stenographer . . . keeps a scrapbook of pictures of the Dionne quintuplets as a hobby. I , of ' ,! H , S L THAUSE g conf ses her amb' ' n is to becom M'l5lfS6 . . workecf e Studergt Coun ' d the Qga staff . . bel gs tg uhe c r, Mllmmers' irl Re rv and .A .... earzd joan oft Nan ee andfvdmiwood Ex raufgj ays her orit' dffis swimming. , l. v LORRAINE LENZ is a ' n of the G.A.A. and the Bowling . . -.All .s become a soc' 'worker reers n f- toanyo erfood... Cl . p f ia , a says her fav ite ort is s min her hobby is skating . - 1 fess at jiiysio g an gym are her favorite u ,.- , SA. . likes to travel. ' x . fx BEATRICE LINDGREN was secretary of the Rifle Club and the Fencing Club . . . was a member of the G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Swimming Club, Fencing Club, and Rifle Club . . . served on the 1938 prom come mittee, senior cap and gown committee, and Saga staff . . . is interested in nursing . . . says that her favorite sport is horseback riding. MARY LUKIN was a member of the G.A.A., Girl Reserves, and Skating Clubs . . .appeared in joan of the Nancy Lee . . . says her ambition is to be a graduate nurse . . . collects recipes as her hobby . . . says her favorite movie stars are Janet Gaynor and Nelson Eddy. BERNICE LUNDGREN would like to attend business college . . . says her ambition is toworkin someone'sofIice . . . en- joys skating . . . admits that shelikes to read . . , prefers winter to any other season of the year . . . says her favorite school subject is typing. MARCELLA MANTHEY is interested in art work and wants to be an artist . . . hopes to go on to art school . . . is a member of the French Club . . . served on the Saga staff , . . says her favorite sport is tennis . . states that her hobby is drawing. X Q: sim R-R asam r 'Na nior rv G.A.A., and irl Re -if :- et . . s ved the Saga ff Plans 0 co , . ers ice s at an 1- her gi- . . ays ition ' 's to 'ucceed ything .' emp . . . likes Qxicebssim tter tha .- other subject. MARY LOIS MARSH attended Maria Sanford junior High School before coming here . . . is interested in nursing . . . admits that her hobby is to make people happy . , . wasa member of the Science Club . . . says her favorite subject is social science . . .likes to travel. , 1 J M 'elf HELEN MCCAL UM , Girl Reserv ,and the obstetflilbf. . . in lie op! ta, MTGGS doliersc. reffs s finjto any other sd t , .' pqysiher' envy is m sic . .2 enjoys the Lux Ra io Theater . . . is a member of the Beacon staff. RALPH MCHATTIE plans to attend the University . . . is interested in engineering . . . expresses an ambition to be- come a governmental leader , . . is a member of the Science Club, Dancing Club, Student Council, and Saga staff . . .is treasurer ofthe Hi-Y . . . served on the book store committee and prom committee. FRANCIS MELANCCN was a member of the 1938 hockey team , . . is president of the Lobster Club . . , belongs to the H Club and served on the prom and Senior Play committees . . . prefers hockey to any other sport . . . likes old time music. HELEN MICKELSEN was a member of the Junior and Senior Girl Re- serves . . , sang in the choir . . . appeared in joan of the Nancy Lee . . . is interested in clerking . . . says that her ambition is to be a department store buyer . . . declares that hiking is her favorite sport. CECELIA MLECOCH was a member of the Girl Reserves . . . plans to attend business college . . . says that her favorite sportis skating . . . likes to go hiking . , . would like to travel . . . enjoys listening to the radio and going to the movies . . . declares that Deanna Durbin is her favorite movie star. AGNES MCRTENSEN is interested in dress designing . . . is a member of the Rifle Club and Senior Girl Reserves . . . prefers summer to any other season of the year . . , takes in a movie on Saturday nights . . . enjoys listening to the Lux Theater . . . likes to read Look magazine . . . confesses her favorite food is waffles. I ng in tlheachoir . . . belongd. to.jhe!G.A.A.' arf! ' pneamdf CLASS OF 1939 VIRGINIA MAYER is a member Qf the Murnmers' German Clulr, Scienc9fCTub, Gij ,Rfeserves, Nptional ldo1Y?Bociety, itudpnt Council, Dancing Ohlb, chdir, and Glce Club . .'. is associate editor off the Saga . . bappezyed ih Tsddy's Dress Spitz, Sweet Sizrtknh Fireman,1Save My Child!' andkiGrowing Painsq . , . servEd on the prom, and bookstore comrvittees. , R f I' o ', 1 ADD J is mttrtst d n s oidaelkeig- . , . ' . r ,e . . f ' - 1 to . . . w cf , tensivel . . . is senior vice' s' ent . . . servfd' fl mf, 'org cla s executive committee . . . belongs to tfi?'LtgrfsggA.Djncing Clubs . . . sturetjf' un the basketball '!tea,riiTi'f5ays his hobble xare eating and sleeping . . . claims histv his-Qvvoiitvyjjol subject . , . served e Beacon and? staffs. w a r o Cl b . serv on the dent Couny' , . ' d in res. . . . r ambition is to b e a hxshion des' ner . . . prefers skating to any other sport . . . worked on the Saga and Beacon staffs . . . sang in Hollywood Extra . I, . VY. ,a A-'Q I 'If f MI ,IQ MERCILFQNJF e' lzelp to the G.f!f.,'-'Qjrl Re rves, band, -,.Nbrchestra, Scifnce, Skating, Ski, Rffle Clubs, and ga staf . . . served on tie jujiiovsenior D pro committee . . eazfdfinlthe German play, T Gondolktlu, oan of the Nancy Lee , Harding 'fLighfs,aud Hey Dey , . . isinterested in nursing. JOSEPH MITZUK sang in the choir . . . belonged to the Rifle Club. Camera Club, and Ski Club . . . is interested in railroad work and hopes to become an engineer . . says that his hobby is telling time by train whgles . . . declares his favorite sport is skiing. 1 I 4 . 4 .,f ,fi ,- if W JAME MOORE belonged to Harding's Big Ten and Lobster Club . . . is interested in photography . . . wants to succeed in life . , . says his hobby is developing pictures . . . likes basketball and tennis better than any other sport . . . enjoys Ray Kyser's program . . . listens to Hit Parade on Saturday nights. LORRAINE MORTENSON says her ambition is to be a success . . . declares her favorite sport is swimming . . .L admits that she keeps a scrap book as her hohhy . . . was a member of Girl Reserves and Saga staff . . . pre' fers summer to any other season of the year. ROBERT MURNANE plans to attend the university . . . is interested in engineering . . . says his ambition is to be a success . . . was a member of the band . . . served on the senior caps and gowns committee . . . enjoys doing mathematics and playing in the band . . . prefers fall to any other season of the year. X i' , HERBERT NAD R is a member of thbSw6x Counejlxi if n Club, and e Stxke Club . . . e s the Saga staff .yn o sses an inteifes banking business . . . would like- t eri e Annapolis Academy . . . participafed in t German-French Varieties . . . says his favorite hobby is stamp collecting , 1 . is an Eagle Scout. 1 , 5 K 1 ff L. X f K J ' IL. x I or A L. n f . j , DOROTHY NELSON I is a member ofthe Library Club . . . is interested in business work . . , served on the Christmas party committee for the Library Club . . . con- fessesaliking to collect match covers . , . declares her favorite sport is skating . . . prefers physiology and sociology to the rest of her school subjects. cm KU ' RALD NESS is interestfd in, medicine . . . intends to attend the University . . . was a member of the fo all anglf traekltcams . . . is president of thex ifY, fvicefpresident oil the NationalqI'Io.nor Society and .Erench Club, and was vicefpresiden f the junior ilass . . . says xhis hobby is collgktiihg stamps. I ' I . 1 Z, , 1. I '. 5 PHYLLIS NIENABER was president of the Latin Club and vice'president of the Madrigzrl Club . . . played in the band and theorchestra X . . sangin the choir . . . belonged to the Glee Club . . . would like to go to college . . . is interested in teaching . . . appeared in i'I'IOllywood Extra . 1, LUCILLE NIPPOLDT plans to go to business college . . . is interested in stenographical work . , . says her ambition is to become a stcnographer . . . prefers baseball to any other sport, but only as a bystander . . . likes to listen to the radio . . . enjoys 'iPictorial Ref view more than any other magazine. VIRGINIA NYE was a member of G.A.A. and the Girl Reserves . . . served on the G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserve Cabinet, and J.fS. prom committees . . . plans to attend college . . . is interested in physical edu' cation . . . says that her ambition is to be a physical education director . . . collects china for a hobby. -. is CLASS OF 1939 ,, PWM fm 2, gait -v'151ls x - 2 rf JJ ,fu rj J I ' ., MARI NADEAU plans to at St, Agatha's Conservatory . . . is a memb of thc C,A.A., Nation. onor Society, ch9if','Girls' Glee Club, Gi rio and Student fCouncil . . . Was' R ent of the Ivfadrigal Club . . . servv in the graduation, sweater dance, and funiorfsenior prom committees . . . participated in the operettas it-Ioan of the Nancy Lee and 'iHollywood Extra . JAYNE NEIDERMIER intends to go to college . . . wants to go to the university . . . is interested in social Work . . . wants to operate a dress shop . . . is a member of the G.A.A., Ski Club, Fencing Club, and Girls' Glee Club . . . appeared in the operetta Joan of the Nancy Lee . MARGARET NELSON plans to attend a beauty school . . . her ambition is to become a beauty operator . . . is a member of the G.A.A., Girl Reserves, and Student Council . . . says her favorite subject in school is civics . . . confesses her favorite sports are swimming and roller skating . . . served on the graduation committee. DONALD NEUMANN played on the basketball team for three years . . . belongs to the Lobster Club and Beacon staff . . .is going to goto the university . . . served on the prom committee . . .is interested in mortuary work . . . says his Eivorite star is Alice Faye . . . reads Look , Esquire , and i'Eor Men Only . LOUISE NIPPOLDT would like to attend business college . . . is in' terested in secretarial work . . . says that her favorite sport is baseball . . . claims she likes to read . . . likes living in the country better than the city . . . prefers spring to any other season of the year. ALICE NUSBAUM wants to be a success . . , was a member of the orchestra . . . has made collecting salt shakers her hobby . . . belongs to the Library Club . . . is treasurer of the Library Club . . . enjoys a circus . . . admits that her favorite sport is baseball . . . served on the Book Week committee. LUCILLE OBERG plans to attend college . . . served on the Saga staff . . . is a member of the Skating, Dancing, and Rifle Clubs, G. A. A.. and Girl Reserves . . . was president of the junior Girl Reserves, secref tary of the Senior Girl Reserves, and secretary- treasurer of the G.A.A .... was a member of the choir. FREDERICK OBERSCHULTE attended Concordia before coming to Harding . . . is going to attend the University of Minnef sota . . . is very much interested in photography . . . says his ambition is to become A lawyer . . . claims swimming as his favorite sport . . . intif mates that commercial law was his favorite school subject. BETTY OLSON previously attended another high school before coming to Harding . . . is interested in steno- graphie work . . . says her ambition is to get a good job . . . prefers skating to any other sport . . . likes to read the American and Life maga- zines . . . declares Eddie Cantor is her favorite radio star. LE ROY OLSON attended Maria Sanford junior High School before coming to Harding . . . says that his ambition is to become a diesel engineer . . . collects old coins as a hobby . . . expresses a preference for English among his high school subjects . . . enjoys reading magazines. MARY JANE orsomts says her ambition is to be a doctor's assistant . . . is interested in the business world . . . was A member of G.A.A., Girl Reserves, and Student Council . . . likes to play kittenbzill , . , keeps a scrap book for a hobby , . . served on the junior-senior play committee and senior picture committee. CATHERINE O'MALLEY is interested in stcnography . . . plans to attend business college . . . claims her ambition is to become a private stenographer . . . is a member of the Dancing Club, and the Girl Reserves . . . worked on the Sagi staff . . . enjoys bicycling .. , says that her favorite hobby is dancing. M ARI E OWENS has been a member of the Glee Club, Madrigal Club,orchestra,choir.andStringQuartette , . . is interested in secretarial work . , . plans to attend business college . . , collects post cards as a hobby . . . avers hcr favorire sport is swim- ming . . . enjoys skiing, skating, and playing cards. FAITH PELLETIER would like to attend college . . . is interested in becominganathlctic director . . . says herfavorite sport is swimming . . . likes to take pictures as a hobby , . . was a member of Cv.A.A., Bowling Club, and Girl Reserves , . . admits that her favorite school subject is math . . . prefers winter to any other season. CLASS OF 1939 'v .no 1 Q-gi HAROLD ODENWALD was a member ofthe Student Council . . . would like to work for the government , . .claims women drivers are his pet peeve , . . collects stamps as a hobby , . . confesses that fishing is his favorite sport . . . likes to listen to Iired Allen and Kay Kyser's orchestra. at ' jon ' LsoN was president ofthe Camera Club . . . played in the hand . . . served on the senior commencement committee . . . plans to attend business college . . . would like to run a business oflice . . . is interested in photographi: work . . . says that his favorite sport is ice skating . . . likes Ameri- can history. r VL I M S. f MARCELLA OLSON was a member of the Girl Reserves and the choir . . . plans to go to business college . is interested in secretarial work .. . . would.like to he a dress designer . keeps scrap books for a hobby . . . says that her favorite sport is bike riding . . . enjoyed taking English, 1. plans to atten usiness college . . , i terested in music . . . wants to sing for a popular or' chestra . . . is a member of the Ivfummers' Club. Girl Reserves. G.A.A.. Bowling Club. and Skating Club . , . served on Library Club. and Saga staff ways and means committees and the Sagi lay-out committee. JUNIE oTT belongs to the Senior Girl Reserves, French Club, German Club, Fencing Club, Poetry Club, Skiing Club, and Skating Club . . . served on the j.fS. prom committee , , . intends to go to col' lege . . . is interested in professional modeling . . .declares her favorite subjects are English and German. NORMA OWSLEY attended Davenport High School in Iowa before coming to Harding . . . is a member of the G.A,A. board . . . would like to be a doctor . . . claims roller skatingis her favorite hobby , . . is interested in psychology and medical Work . . , confesses that Leslie Howard is her favorite movie actor. JEAN PERKINS attended lxdechanic Arts before coming to Harding . . . would like to become a model . . . is a member ofthe G.A.A., Mummers' Club, Bowling Club, Rifle Club, and Girls' Glee Club . . . ap' peared in Growing Pains . . . took part in the opererta Hollywood Extra . . . confesses that her favorite hobby is tap dancing, KATHRYN PETERSON was a member of G.A.A. and the choir , . . ap' pearecl in The Gondoliers and Joan of the Nancy Lee . . . plans to attend business col' lege . . . would like to be a secretary . . . says that her hobby is keeping a scrapbook of school affairs . . . likes tobogganing. DOROTHY PIEPGRAS says her ambition is to be a good stenographer . . . was a member of the Bowling Club, Girl Reserves, and Student Council ..,. i dmits that her hobby is stamp collecting . . . enjoys bowling . . . prefers summer to any other season of the year. HELEN POLSKI is interested in nursing . . . says her ambition is to be a success in life . . . belonged to G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Saga staff, and Skating Club . , . admits that she knits as a hobby . . . would like to attend college . . . attests her favorite sport is skating. LORRAINE PRIEF ER was a member of the Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Girls' HH Club, German Club, and Ski Club . . . served on the G.A.A, board . . . is inter- ested in commercial work , . . would like to be a secretary . . . keeps a scrap book for a hobby . . . says that her favorite sport is skiing. EDITH PUTT wants to be an expert aviatrix . . . was a member of the Expression Club, Mummers' Club, Student Council, and the National Honor Society . . . participated in the Romancers . . . declares her favorite sport is figure skating . . . confesses her favorite hobby is to hunt . . . prefers spring to the other seasons of the year. LOIS RADKE is interested in nursing . . . was a member of the Senior Girl Reserves, Ski Club, and Science Club . . . served on the caps and gowns com' mittee . . . was treasurer of the Senior Girl Reserves . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . was chosen as uMiss Harding in 1938. LEONARD RASMUSSEN is president of the senior class . . . was a member of the '37 and '38 football team . . . played intra' mural basketball in '36 and '37 . . . belongs to the Dancing Club and the Lobster Club . . . served on the prom and senior executive committees . . . is interested in aviation . . . hopes to attend college. PATRICIA PHILLIPS plans to attend business college . . . is interested in office work . . . wants to be a dentist's as- sistant . . . is a member of the Girl Reserves, and Student Council . . . served on the Saga staff . . . declares her hivorite school subject is typing . . . prefers spring to any other season of the year. GORDON PLORIN is president of the German Club . . . has been a member of the Fencing and Rifle Clubs and the HifY . . . served on the graduation com- mittee of the senior class . . . enjoys swimming and skating as hobbies . . . hopes to become a craftsman . . . prefers brunettes to blondes. ALICE PRIBNOW attended johnson High School before entering here . . . says her favorite sport is skating . . . admits that her hobby is music . . . was a' member of choir, Girls' Glee Club, and the Madrigal Club . . . appeared in the operetta joan of the ! Nancy Lee . I Q . 5 ll I' , fl V' , it if GER,ALD,PROTEXTOR appeared in The Gondoliersu . . . is interested in lrnni,.gi1d his ambition is to become a lawyer , . . says his hobby is reading . . . enjoys Life magazine . . . served on the Student Council . . . likes the sport of car racing . . . would rather live in the country than the city. VIVIAN RABENS was art editor of the 1938 Saga . . . belonged to the G.A.A. and the Art Club . . . served on the Student Council , . . wants to become a com- mercial artist . . . says her hobby is soap carving . . . served on the senior caps and gowns com' mittee . . . prefers summer to the rest of the seasons of the year. AUDREY RASMUSSEN plans to attend business coliege . . . belonged to the choir and Glee Club . . . was a member of the National Honor Society and Senior Girl Reserves . . . served on the caps and gowns committee . . . appeared in joan of the Nancy Lee . . . says her hobby is music . . . prefers swimming to any other sport. PETRA RASMUSSEN is interested in becoming a medical technician . . . says her ambition is to be independent . . . admits that she reads as a hobby . . . enjoys swimming as her favorite sport . . . wasamember of the senior announcement committee . . . pre- fers the summer to all the other seasons of the year. W . D Y goin t nd 'ness col . . . pro ses a desire travel . . elo to the G.A.A. and the Bo ing Club . . . ' irculation manager of pshots as a hobby . . . the a . . . co p eared in the p , The White Phantom . . claims that s ting is her favorite sport. LUCILLE RATHS played in the orchestra . . . was a member of the Student Council . . . prefers skating to any other sport . . . says het hobby is needle work . . . would like to travel . . . liked senior civics and math best of all her subjects . . . prefers spring to the rest of the seasons of the year. f , , I 1 K ' J . ' ,f . ' ellfff' JMC ,',f ,gl I , WESLEY RI NGIUS plans to attend a university . . . wants to be an aeronautical engineer . . . was a member of the German, Rifle, and Science Clubs . . . served on the Student Council . . . was a member of the Track Team . . . served on the senior caps and gowns committee, and as secretary of the Rifle Club. is interested in secretarial work . . . admits that her ambition is to be a success . . . was a member of the G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Art Club, and National Honor Society . . . served on the Saga art staff in '38 , . . worked on the library mural . . . declares her favorite school subject is stenography. JOYCE ROOT is interested in running a comptometer . . . says her ambition is to get a job . . . was a member of the tumbling team . . .would like to attend business college . . . is interested in athletics . . . admits that her favorite sport is kitten' ball . . . prefers to live in the city. GEORGE ST. SAUVER professes a desire to enter the field of governmental service . . . served as a member of the Student Council . . . claims that his favorite sports are hunting and iishing . . . avers his hobby is reading . . . is an outdoor sports enthusiast, especially in regard to swimming, skating, and skiing. JOHN SANDERS plans to attend business college . . . expresses an ambition to become a radio announcer . , . con' fesses his favorite sport is basketball . . . declares his hobbyis cartooning . . . prefers autumn to the rest of the seasons . . . says his favorite school subject is journalism . . .enjoys reading Life , Look , Click , and Time magazines. CLASS OF 1939 BERNICE RATHS was a member of the Girl Reserves and the Student Council . . . is interested in secretarial work . . . says that her ambition is to be a private secre- tary . . . likes to ride bicycles . . . declares that dancing is her hobby . . . confesses that short- hand was her favorite school subject. DOROTHY RAYKOWSKI claims that her ambition is to become a nurse . . . is a member of the Girl Reserves . . . says that her favorite hobby is stamp collecting . . . enjoys skating. skiing, hiking, and swimming . . . has a desire to travel . . , expresses a preference for history among school subjects. DORIS ROBERTSON was president of the Library Club . . . belonged to the Mummers' Club . . . served on the senior class commencement committee . . , says that her ambition is to travel around the world . . . claims her favorite sport is roller skating . . . raises cats and dogs as a hobby. HELEN ROONEY plans to attend business college . . . is interested in stenngraphy , . .expresses an ambition to travel . , . is a member of the G.A.A., Student Council, Girl Reserves, H Club, Ski Club, and Skating Club . , . served on the Saga staff and senior play committee . . . declares her favorite school subject is typing. ROGER RYAN would like to attend business college . . , says his favorite sport is swimming . . . admits that his hobby is photography . . . was on the '37 track team . . . says that physiography is his favorite subject . . . prefers to live in the city . . . enjoys the summer months more than the other months of the year. RO AN ELL 5 X belonged to I - Ten Basketba , owling and Rifle Clubs,' 'a tudent Council . s s 's ambition NS . is - ood j b ' er and untant f' i es ooney and E nn . . . rea-.ls and Readers' Digest . . . says his favorite r' io programs are Kay Kyser and Bing Crosby. ANNE SCANLAN says her ambition is to get a good job as a book- keeper . . . was a member of the band, Skating Cluband French Club . . . admits that her hobby is reading handwriting . . . likes to go to- bogganning . . . enjoys attending a circus . . . prefers the winter to any other season of the year. 1 1 LZ' 1 HAROLD SCHEDL is interested in medicine . . . wants to become a doctor . . . intends to attend the University of Minnesota . , . is president of the French Club . . . includes membership in the National Honor Society, Latin, and German Clubs . . . appeared in the German and French Variety Show . . . served on the Saga staff. RITA SCHMIT was vicopresidcnt of the Latin Club . . . be' longed to G.A.A., the Girls' Glee Club, the choir, Dancing Club, and Student Council . . . served on the j.-S. prom committee and the senior announcement committee . , . says that her am- bition is to be a nurse . . . declares that cooking is her hobby. ALYCE SEAQUIST was a member of the Girl Reserves, G,A.A., the Dancing Club, and Poetry Club . . . served on the G.A.A. board , . , was on the Beacon and Saga Staffs. . . is interested in beauty culture . . . says that her ambition is to be a hair stylist . . . collects match boxes for a hobby. MARY SHARKEY is interested in stenography . . . declares her ambition is to become an interior decorator or a dress designer . . . was a member of the Stamp Club and G.A.A .,.. confesses her Eivorite sport is cycling . . . says her hobby is embroidery . . . states that her favorite school subject is English History. T I . says he a ition o be a ic an . . was a e ber if .A, irl eser'es . . . her favori sport is seball . p erred S6 mg' n any ot fthe s ool jects . . , adginthagfai' hob i wller s W g . . says 3 E i x1t:u hcr live i the cnun ry. ICJ f .Afrvs fnfytanx flar ' ll VERNON SOMMERDORF is treasurer of the Science Club , . . attended johnsvn High School before coming here . . . appeared in One Night in Bethlehem . . . took the title role in the Abraham Lincoln assembly . . . dislikes pheasant feathers in girls' hats . . . likes to listen to Lights Out . , . enjoyed ex- pression more than any other school subject. LAWRENCE STAHL isinterestcd in architectural work . , . played tm the '36 B football team . . . was a member of the Lobster Club . . . claims newswriting is his favorite school subject . . . is numbered among the ranks of dog lovers . , . enjoys swimming, skiing, and hiking . . . says he likes to attend the movies, CLASS OE 1939 AGNES SCHERMAN plans to attend college , , . says her ambition is to be a secretary . . . was a member of the orchestra, Girls' Glee Club, and choir . . . ap' pcared in thc operetta joan ofthe Nancy Lee . . . admits that ner hobby is practising on the clarinet . . . enjoys playing tennis. HERBERT SCHNEIDER is a member of orchestra, band, Student Council, National Honor Society, and Saga staff . .. belongs to thc Latin, Hi-Y, and Skating Clubs . , . is planning to attend the University of Minnesota . . . participated in Joan of the Nancy Lee and The Gondoliers . . . hopes to be a member of an outstanding orchestra. BERNICE SELKE planstoattend college . edical techn ogy . . . ' to become a singer . . . i - er of the Seni irl Reserves, Bowling Club, Sci C .nd German Club . . . served on the a Girl Reserves' cabinet committee . . . decl. es her favorite sports are swimming and skating. JEANNE SLIPP served on the G.A.A. Board and band dance com' mittee . . . wants to become a teacher of metal work . . . says reading and working with wood and metal are her hobbies . . .reads Popular Mechanics and Colliers . . .likes to listen to One Man's Family and Kay Kyser. ROBERT SMITH expresses an ambition to become a famous chef . , . played A and B football in '35 and '36 . . . played intramural basketball in '35 and '36 , . . declares his favorite sport is basketball . . . is a member of the Rifle Club and Golf Club.. .prefers summer to the rcst of the SCASUIIS. CATHERINE SORENSON was a member of the Girl Reserves and the Girls' Glee Club . . . appeared in joan of the Nancy Lee , . . is int:-rested in beauty culture . . . hopes to become a hair stylist . . . confesses that her favorite food is pickled herring with mayon' aisse , . . says she likes to play tennis. BETTY STAHNKE is interested in secretarial work . . . confesses her ambition is to marry a millionaire . . . bc- longed to G.A.A, and Library staffs . . . is a member of the Girl Reserves, Library, German, Rifle,and BowlingClubs . . . declares her favorite sport is skating . . . confesses her hobby is stamp collecting. MARGE STEMPER plans to go to college . . , is interested in the medical professipm and hopes to become a doctor . , . prefers skating to any other sport . , . likes to listen to the radio . . , says her favorite movie stars are Richard Greene, Tyrone Power, and Loretta Young. c n , 1 Z ED'tg1M5 r4dK.l' Mprei ofthe Mummers' Cl Vw . I , workediu on the Sagi . . . belonged to. H ,'lJ.incixig, Bowlinil. and Qkiryng jClU'bs . . . appeared in ttSW'CRJjMfCM1'., 'WVh1te Pha om , Vs'h ie lguveilsu, it ine Night in Bethljjhlsgkixnd A'Tea t tm the Rocks . , s c airman of he junitlyproqi ' M5,e?ri93iS. Nur' J ' E A U LEONA sr, LS Rom confesses her mbition is o been e a typist . . was' mernbe f e G. . . d Student Cou eil . , ' on t s ' picture coinnutt . . , dc . her ' spvrt is iller ' ng . . . st es her hob ' is collecting s a . s ofchildreo . , . is a member of the es ied Lobster Club. MARCELLINE STROP belongs to the Girl Reserves, the Student Council, and the French Club . . . is interested in secre- tarial work . . .says her hobbies are reading and dancing . . . says her favorite stars are Mickey' Rooney, George Raft. and Clark Gal le . . . likes to listen to 'lack Benny. CLASS OF 1939 -1 fe as tl s -'S S' , kl , . if ,yr U Q M- Q 57- -r' 'I '05 -Hiri- -uv 'Q' Q FR TUT AN has a ons oming 1 medic . . . was .ide fthe .tionalH1 wr Sweiety. and of e nc:l,ed'to ,the'3'PSagi.andas' sociate N fth ' S aga , . . wasamemberof -.9 the German, IAM , French, and Science Clubs -Q' . . . avers his ambi ian is to obtain a Ph. D. 5 O f W, QU X' Q, an .ui 9, ,fl . . Lx , A RUTH TEETERS is interested in becoming a stenngrapher . . . is a member of G.A.A., Girl Reserves, and Student Council .,.. idmits that her favorite sport is baseball . . . enjoys all seasons of the year . . . prefers to live in the city . . . enjoyed all four years of English. JEAN TIGGES is interested in designing and interior decorating . . . isa member of the Library Club, Latin Club, lmd FCUCIUE Clllb . . . says her hobby is playing the piano . . . confesses her favorite sports are dancing and tennis . . .is a member of the choir . . . enjoys reading 'iblarpers' Bazaar and Mademuisclle . 74352 TENBE G serx'e bE:M'1 rvf the Girl Reserves and junior prom committee . . . belongs to the G. A. A. and Qfrl Reserves . . . says her ambition is to work xl6a,khild,rin's hospital or be an air hostess . . . enjoys reading sport maga- zines , . . likes Kate Smith's program. ALLEN STCLTZMAN was the treasurer of the junior class . . . is a member of the Student Council and National Honor Society . . . wants to become a pro- fessional baseball player . . . is interested in engineering work . . . served on the commence- ment committee . . . says his hivorite subject is mathematics . . . enjoys reading Life and Ameri- can magazines. ELEANOR STROBEL was president ofthe Latin Club, associate editor ofthe Saga, and cofchairman of the prom . . . was a member ofthe National Honor Society, Latin Club, Science Club. Dancing Club, and the choir . . . hopes to attend college . . . rcads books for a hobby. FERN STRUBLE plans to attend business college . . . is interested in becoming a stenographcr . . . admits that her ambition is to get a good job . . . was a member of the choir and Glee Club . . . says hcr hobby is playing the piano . . . confesses that her favorite sport is roller skating . , . appeared in uHollywooCl Extra . HARRY SWAN played in the band . . . worked on the Saga staff . . . belonged to the Camera and Rifle Clubs . . . was a member of the senior announcement, band dance, and Camera Club program com' mittecs . . . prefers skiing to any other sport . . , says his hobby is photegraphy . . , likes Tommy Dorsey's music. MARGARET THILL would like to attend business coll-:ge . , . is in- terested in Stenographic work . . . has been a member of the choir, and treasurer of the Girl Reserves . . . appeared in the operctta, Joan of the Nancy Lee . . . collects post cards as a hobby , . . enjoys traveling, swimming, and skiing. ANGELINE TYLKA attended Central High before coming here . . . sang in the choir . . . prefers rollerfskating to any other sport . . . says her hobby is playing the piano . . . likes to sew . . . enjoys listening to the radio very much, especially Charlie McCarthy . . , wants to become a private secretary, ELEANOR WATT declares her ambition is to become a nurse . . . served on the G.A.A. Board, and on the Saga and Beacon staffs . . . was the treasurer of the junior Girl Reserves . . . is a member of the Senior Girl Reserves, H Club, Lobster Club, and Tumbling Team . . . confesses her favorite school subject was journalism. EUGENE WELSCH attended Cretin High School before coming to Harding . . . is interested in aviation . . . says his favorite sport is baseball . . . expresses a pre' ference for Life and Aviation magazines . . . confesses that his favorite hobby is building model airplanes . . . would rather live in the city than the eounrry. HELEN WHITE was a member of the Senior Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Art Club, and Student Council . . , enjoys listen' ing to the radio . . , prefers swimming to any other sport . . . would like to attend business college . . . hopes to become a stenographcr . . . says she likes to go to the movies. DOUGLAS WOHLBERG played on the HA squad of the football team . . . isinterested in aviation . . . says that his ambition is to be a pilot . . , would like to go to aviation school . . . declares that his hobby is model building . , . confesses that skiing is his favorite sport. GRACE YODER sang in the choir. . . was a member of the Science Club . . . prefers tennis to any other sport . . . plans to go to college . . . enjoys listening to the radio . . .likes to read the American and National Geographic maga- zines . . . claims her hobby is photography. CLASS OF 1939 vi' FREDERICK ZWAR belongs to the H , Miimmers', and German Clubs . . . served on the ring and Saga com- mittees . . . appeared in One Night in Bethlef hem and Save our Saga . . . is interested in aeronautics . . . played on the A football teamfor two years . . . collects stamps asahobby. MARY EILEEN WATT previously attended Sacred Heart High School . . . wants to become a social worker . . . says her ambition is to become a succcss . . . claims World Literature was her favorite subject . . . enjoys traveling, skiing, and hiking . . . likes to pursue the domestic sciences, such as cooking and sewing. MAHLON WESCOTT belongs to the Beacon staff and is vicvpresidcnt of the HifY . . . served on thc juniorfsenmr prom and senior class play committee . . . says his ambition is to become a good newspaper cor- respondent . . . likes to listen to Kay Kyser. MARGARET WILD plans to attend college . . . declares her ambition is to become a school teacher . . . was a member of H.irding's seventyfsevcn piece band . . . is a member of the German Club, Latin Club, Senior Girl Reserves, and Student Council . . . appearec' in the German play, Varietats Abend , DANIEL WOLFE plans to attend business college . . . is interested in science and aviation . . . is a member ofthe Nladrigal Club, choir, and H1fY . . . served on a Hi-Y entertainment committee . . . hnds great enjoyment in collecting things . . . dcclarcs his favoiite school subi-:ct is sociology. I 1 n , I .. ' AGNES-ZEVERINO - was treasulrer cf the senior class . . . served nn the seniof ring committee . . . worked on the Saga and Beacon staffs v. . . was associate editor of the Beacon . . . belonged to Phe Library Club, G.A.A., Senior Girl Reserves, National Honor Society, Ski C1ub, Figure Skating Club, and Senior Latin Club. N - R , -II. .W X I ,Ury J .j' i ,V H+' v f Jf' V 't, X SENIOR OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES The Senior Officers and Committees took charge of such varied activities as presenting plays, choosing rings, selecting a photographer, and assisting with group pictures for the yearbook. Bark row: john Gabriel, Allen Stolrzmann. john Olson, Shirley Everett, Dorothy Rath, Carol Aichclc, Elizalieth Ahcler, Bernard Fuller, Mzihloii Vvlcscott. Tl-md row: Ralph McHattic, Howard Erickson, Gcrtrudc Briggs, Marirzn Nadeau, Bernice Raths, Peggy Olson, Margaret Hunn, Mary .lane Olson, Leona Stralstrnln, Allan Lcidcr, Frederick Zwar. Second ww: Doris Rolicrtson, Virginia Mayer, Ruth Keller, Kathryn Bosshart, Eleanor Strolucl, Rita Schmit, Gcrald Aichclc, Harry Swan. First ww: Mr. Carl Slocum, class adviscrg james Kittel, Betty Early, Edward Stokes, Ruth Dunsmore, secretary, Lconard Rassmussen, president, ,lemme McFadden, viccfprcsidcntg Agnes Zcvcrino, trcasurcrg Gerald Ness, Gail Kent, Hclcn Dicdrich. SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED John Becker Earl Berg Vivian Berglund George Cleary john Crahe Fredrick Crea Richard Davieri Florence Dressling Edith Ekstrand Ruth Enslow Robert Finn Betty .lane Flanagan Bettie Green John Green Howard Hart Joseph Hollerhach Evan Hopkins Paul Horton l27l Payton Hylton Frances jackson Kenneth .lackson Robert Janson Ruby johnson Ronald Kirk Mary Agnes Little Lorraine Lundeen Eileen Magin Vernon Magnuson Donald McKee Wilhert Moorehead Leslie Peterson Clayton Scherz Simon Selvog William Thompson Lillian Virkus 7 l 4 l 4.4 lviclvin Hutchins Ivlarion Class Stanlcy Miller Iviarjoric Bucchncr Klycc Tavcrnicr Elainc Sell Henry Munkulwitz Hclcn Sactc GlarlyS XVilson Mllilrctl Stewart lviarjoric Campficld llohcrt XVel1er Helen Bcrgcr Emma Carlwonc Joyce llraunig Anna lviac Vcrhulst Dorothy Vv'olke Lucille Castle Bctty Jensen Violet XVcStl'rrg Elroie Berry Dorothy johnson Carolyn Augustine Lcnnrc Lund Burlrovs Elrclund ' Irving juhnsun f' Edna Mac Hollnvi . ' Lcilah Bcilait-itll Luclla McClcll.un Adclaltlc Goodman Lucille Huhal Don Tviclntryc Nlarictta Sinncn Dorothy Vitcak James Hawkins Lucillc Gvronomiu Kathlccn SchulZ Betty Ann Peloquin Maxrtin Brown Delores johnson Lois Ross ,lcssalyn Ulaon Ccorgc Schmidt Ray Avolcs Rita Fricrxnuth Helm Lohsiogcr Francis Kamcron Bill Kramer Dick Pcnwon Ellcn Loinw Elsncr Berry Ackcrknechn Hclcn Schmidt Glenn Brown p1.....-W n4..nlwlw,rZ Anne Ivioorc Elaine Blanchard Dorothy Ochlke Alice johnson Eleanor Katzenmaier Lorraine Shaver Lorraine jokheck Richard Mitchell Marguerite Carhonc Carole Klngc Georgette Sperry Betty Kass Iviargaret IvIcCutchcon Eugene Pose Guy Rilve Pctcr Fcidcr Evclcyn Sanders Lloytl Dosh Rose Knoplcc Elaine Kampher Paul Larson Mary Rita Nash Loren Heuer CLASS QF 1940 f J ,. aw l ,H A, i23l' L L, I 1 CLASS OF 1940 l Lorraine Jensen Marie Halllverg Dayton Anderson Charlene Aiehcle l Bud Swanson J Lorraine Bahneman J Rohert Horrisherger Ailetta NValker Vernon Erickson Elaine Dornfeld Josephine Selva Ida Mae Kinney Bridget Guthrie Elaine Bailey Duane Nilvlick Gerald Harper Delores Schulz James Ohm Norma Best Jane Cates Evelyn Olson Frank Kielsa Carolyn Lindemann Eileen Rafftery Lorraine Simmons ' John Focht X Alnora Klein -1 Eugene Hoertsch Ruth Stoltenluerg 3 Edward Faykish J Shirley Pepin i Margaret Shafer l Donald Sandell l Frances Vvlelch l Mgirie Hughes Doris Yavorski Ed Munger Rose Johnson Gene Lewis Marcella Phillips David Taylor Marrietta Harper Bernice Schmidt Norene XVatt Howard Thoele Lois Peterson Margaret Loppnow John Drost Lucille Proulx Rosemary Morley Ernst Bergmann Jane Downey Jean Suiter Richard Harrington Judith lvlonjiau Q Lucille Conway lviarian Rusch 3 Catherine Swift Charlotte Johnson Lyle Morison ' Bernadine Bussiere x Marizln Trapp I Grace Rafferty Audrey Vrfeisher ' Betty Moran F , Gillwert Grossman , 1, 1 Alice Peterson JXJ Phyllis Parrnan Mary Blarney Lois Welwluer Charles Rieger James Naughton , Junc Nelson Nadiene Dominguez J Lovell Nickish ' Jo Heidenreich Charles Merchant qzgi L Rolwcrt Niumlwr Frames jmice Gcurgc Wclxh Janice llvllr vmzi Ircnc Olson Dun P.mx1Slmlx.i Vvrnnn llwii Kicmldinc Cilrvqlmsr D1 imrhy Bfmlcr lllxyllxs Hliiilvxziclx vlurh' Vfulfc Viruur1,xDc Palma lx4.rrg.4ru!.a Broil! Angclinv Zxcnhn I.xlli,m Dc Mqrrs Dr1lUI'CS Su G Betty Herman Eugurw Rixllund Ruger Amlcrsim Betty Ovcrmam Kguhlccn Fl.m.ig.m -lam U.uLlsrn.n1 Hops lducllcrc Dirmc Uilwlmns Ucrdlrlim Clappcr Mrurizxll Sclxmitlx Lucillc Nmllsr Gwcmlc ml yn Pmwck Bctty Strxlxl lvhrshnll Hitchcock Binh Ivlclsmcun Bvrmrc Lluynl Nm irmzm Cunmgl Phyllis jul-lv Allwrm Sums Ulurim Kuulmlcr llctly llumm Ucrdlrlinv Smdun ljlxmc Slzxhnkc Lqwrfncc -lc vhnsmn Rr Riclmrd Dnlxlvn Dumilxy XVcl4h mlwcrt lh'lsl.1nl llrlxxxml l3.il:.nl Milrlrcil Hrmwlix M.xr gdrct Berry Chcvulicr Hurlvin Lui, Slmwc Luis Ann lvfcllin Slmlcy Snell Alllnc Lumlgrcn Muy lhssnmixsscn Cmrlc Thuclv: l v.lrl Rhcin Avis Llllclmugsn Dclurci Stmv Vuwlcr Hwlt Lurr.x1nc Er icksun M.4rg.rrct -lrwclclv Bill Nlcnzxlwr Flnrrmc lilvcrlmrrl Phyllis G,u1sm.xn llrlccn lhnscvn -Imis Varicnt Axliuc llirslwlg ,lrrrmy Burgvws K.nllxlvcu Zirn.l,m Pzntricizx Norton IJurisUlwrSchl1ltit D.xviLl Cvrvrnlm lrcns Srmlr-rs lvhrwlmll Sumllicrg Ardcll Gclilmrd D.xisy Ciulm M,lry Lcliich Luis lluly Shirlcy Ulinn CLASS OF 1941 'l30l' CLASS OF 1941 'l31l' Eldon Sommerdorf Fern XVigren Dorothy Ryder Betty XVolterstorif june XVhite Mildred Roulvik Doris Larson Corrine Sundherg Dorothy Carlson Orlein Gamber Audrey Putt Barhara Saline Phyllis Jensen Arvine Buckholz Kathryn Von De Linde james Mable Betty Esperson Jean McCutcheon Helen Anderson Aileen Duffney june Nelson Marvel Pomeroy Betty Manian Helen Clark Barluara Gerbrich Lois Brooks Bernice Gangl Robert Rasmussen Myrtle Mohwindle Evelyn Koonst joe Cosimini Arthur Cummings Eleanor Vollmer Harriet jennrich Alice Sehman Norma Riemenschneider Betty Barrett Marian Elling Eileen McGuire Mildred Murphy Lucille Pritchard Eleanor Huttle Dorothy Voeller Gordon Brownlee Marjorie Scott Beulah Mensing Viola Tobisch Doris Neunfeldt Harold Piepgras Nlargarita Davieri Aileen Rath Charles Lacy Rosemary Lucken Dorothy Souter Evelyn Dornfeld Mildred Berg Elaine Zimmerman Donald Olson Muriel Mix Marian Leach Lorraine Norshy Valrrius Krause Margie Bour Helen Herdina junior Del Carlo Lawrence Vilendrer Harriet Class Grace Hanson Virginia Wylan Betty Hechmann Joyce Waters Rosemary Portner Barbara Mlecock Howard Kidder Robert Anderson Gertrude Baker ' Allen Dornfeld Luella Brockman l l l l 1 l A l 7-- 'f-'- L CLASS OF 1942 132? CLASS OF 1942 Back raw: Ralph Peterson, Theodore Barnhilcl, Bill Danielson, Jean Lindquist, Bernita Augustine, June Olson, Dorothy Fridholm, Catherine Verhulst, Edward Stolaski, George Crockett, Gordon Branes. Third vow: Harold Branes, Betty johnson, Vivian Dettman, Helen Burgess, Rosemary Hughes, Evelyn Krueger, jane Kivachuk, Eleanor Pilot, Jeanette jenister, Shirley Zimmerman, Corinne Grillin, Gertrude Deckert, Bernice Hallberg. Second raw: Edna Larson, Lois Koonst, Ethelyn Cheney, Ruhy Nickisch, Jean Gilbert, Deloris Arnold, Delores Haglund, Valerie Plorin, Shirley Christen, Mae Swanson, Shirley Swanson, Kenneth Robertson. First row: Jacquelin Sadler, Jean Weber, June Peterson, Audrey Williams, Dolores Darst, Virginia Nelson, Shirley Youngquist, Dorothy Loppnow, Jean Halherg, Leatrice Drost, Marion Gall, Dorothy Hansen. Back 1ow: Robert McGee, William Mayer, Magdalene Kainz, Marjorie Belsheim, Dorothy Huntz, Elaine Stengen, Kathleen Bloom, Lorraine Vlaldorf, Alice Houska, Betty Evanson, James Canine, Carl Murphy, Clifford Duell. Third row: Delores McGinnis, Genevieve Hughes, Muriel Tew, Betty Bailey, Mary Jane Moryn, Evelyn Buechner, Elaine Cloutier, Doris Yeager, Margaret Geronirne, Emma Wille, Grace Mellin, Patricia Nadeau, Rosemary Fuchs, Cecilia Bloom. Second row: Richard Feidcr, Henry Rath, james Becker, Donald Kjellberg, Charles Masterman, joe Guardine, Robert Ramsey, Edward Jackson, Leonard Mclvlillin, Henry Christen, jim Kordnslry, Joe Kelly, Michael Strusinski. First row: La Verne Potthoff, Anna Burandt, Irma Riemenschneider, Ruby Riemenschneider, Zella Young, Helen Stahl, Audrey Binder, Violet Lindgaard, Gloria Nordstrom, Rejene Welch, Irene Hannon, Cleone Kelly, Bernice Nelson. Back row: Robert Brookman, Walter Schneider, Donald Scheid, Charles Eschback, William Piepgras, Albert Scnulz, Harry Aronson, Ralph johnson, Jake Jordan, Donald Bzdok, Austin Merriam, Rohland Dahlquist. Third vow: Frank Springer, Marvin Ritland, Lyle Jansen, Kenneth Tangen, Robert Phillips, Richard Cates, Rodney Thcreson, Eugene McKinney, Earl Raths, John Holniger, Warren Spicer, Kenneth Walter. Second row: Howard Lockert, Lorrayne Seaquist, Irene Donath, Audrey Schmidt, Lorraine Sundherg, Gertrude Wenzel, Lola Mae Boyer, Lois Peterson, Elaine Wilke, Carol Voss, Bernadette Nelson, Lucille Princlow, Elaine Schramske, First row: Clemadair Pepin, James Abeler, Richard Feldman, Don Anderson, Robert Osterholdt, Richard Fillbrandt, Thomas Harrington, James Peterson, Pete Valenty, Tom Tousignant, Dick Donnelly, Back row: Ernest Lutton, james Leyden, Dale Hawkins, Harry Schrodt, Iames Harms, Lawrence Hannon, Fred Leider, Gene Husman, Stanley Selvog, Bernard Hughesi Third vow: Helen Bujger, Gertrude Timm, Roberta Karlen, Mary Chistopian, Helen Iasinski, Dolores Henrickson, Arlene Brown, Emily McHattie, Bernice Heinbuch, Audrey Ballard, Jean Guite, Lorraine Hanson, Lorraine Bethke. Second row: Nola jane Norsby, Shirley Horrisberger, Peggy Slipp, Dorothy Schmale, lone Kraemcr, Dorothy Utecht, Elaine Panian, june Peterson, Alyce Crockett, Snirley Gebhard, Lois Watt, Patricia Devvitt, Mary Ann Bannick, Arlone Casey. First row: Richard Rafferty, Lawrence Schultz, Kennard Bahneman, Edward Lecher, Richard Kirch, Richard Crouse, Bernard Schmitz, Arthur Stahnke, Donald Christianson, Leonard Franzwa, Calvin La Duc, Robert Trost, Richard Ribe. -l33l- llfg, ' CLASS OF 1942 134k . 7 CLASS OF 1942 Back raw: Harlan Miller, Eric Erickson, Morten Nielson. Roy Zevcrino, William Vihstaclr, Donald Ruth, james Johnston, Tom O'Malley, Art Sinn, Woodland Cover, Edward Scnornstein, Harold Yahnka. Third row: Bernard Vagnoni, Shirley Ocheiben, Ruth Helgcson, Dorothy Choul-zolas, Winnifred Nicholson, Violet Belau, Ioan Geisen' heymer, Eleanor Sager, Loretta Schneider, Pearl Carlson, Audrey Haller, Cecilia Strobel, Kathryn Ccnway, Gordon Blom. Second row: Delores Spock, Lorraine Nordstrom, Loraine Logas, Lois Downs, Lila Mae Gutsche, Betty jane Russ, Erdine Schenk, jean Kaufmann, Donna Mae Larson, Maxine Kallin, Alyce Carver, Marie Rasmussen, Nettie Mit:uk. First vow: Donald Peterson, Douglas Rhein, Robert Vaeanti, Leonard Eritz, Seraph Sanchey, Kenneth Konkler, Lewis Shier, Harold Kelly, Howard Kemper, Clarence Roban, Leo Moore, Ralph Stolp, Robert Scholtes. Back row: jack Simonson, Donald Crossfield, Robert Kieffer, Lloyd Johnson, Donald Zafke, Richard Thor, Warren Wilson, Robert Wagner, Howard jackson, Donald Hei. Third row: La Donna McKusick, Rita Rossi, Dorothy Johnston, Dorothy Beecroft, Genevieve Donnelly, Gloria Greenwalt, Betty Ward, Vlilrna York, Grace Mellin, Audrey Williams, Gloria Dauner, Ralane Peacock, Georgene Rubens. Second vow: joe Willard, john Rowan, Donald Lanz, Donald Specker, Alvin Sockness, john Reed, Thomas Midden, Herbert Dornfeld, Milton johnson, Herman Kasper. First row: Lauretta Toney, Frances Gaudette, Betty Salkwitz, Lorraine Grady, Faith Rentz, Frances De Marre, Ci:ely Hopkins, Marjorie Alsen, Kathleen McDonough, Yvonne Arcand, Dorothy Belau, Shirley Herzog, Betty Tempest. Back row: Donald Reichert, Francis Berchem, Robert Lyncn, William Hall, John Kuther, james Konkler, Jack Dalen, john Milton, Howard Kirchoff. Third row: Betty Frederickson, Muriel Wicken, Mary Wizback, Harriet Kasofsky, Peggy Marshall, Norma Dezkert, Shirley Mortenson, Mary Hentges, Betty Hoidahl. Lucille Hopkins, Lois Anderson. Second row: William johnson, Otto Lund, Allan Hohman, Eugene Bloom, Bernard Brown, Rex Struble, Earl Peterson, Leland Lindberg, George Zwar, john Bellomo, Dean Rosecrans. First row: Geraldine O'Connell, Virginia Kinney, Lois Ann Cronquist, Lois White, Arlene Swanson, Patricia Shanley, Iva Mae Kraklau, May Chelberg, Helen Nestor, Kathleen Maloney, Mildred Turpin. U51 1939 CANDIDATES for ,fla-Jing A74 jlfafiazfmf youve cgacief Aichele, Charlene Behrends, Ruth Bergmann, Ernst Berry, Elrose Ekelund, Budrow Elsner, Ellen Louise Feider, Peter Focht, John Grossman, Gilbert Haglund, Avis Hohman, Roland Harrington, Richard Horrisberger, Robert Howard, Dorothy Hunn, Margaret Hylton, Payton Jaenecke, Lucille johnson, Dorothy Jokheck, Shirley Kappes, Gladys l36l Katzenmaier, Eleanor Kielsa, Frank Loppnow, Margaret Lundgren, Elizabeth Mitchell, Richard Murphy, George Nadler, Herbert Nienaber, Phyllis Olson, Marcella Omohundra, Everett Ruchie, Warren Schmidt, Rita Schulz, Delores Stoltenberg, Ruth Strobel, Eleanor Walker, Arletta Welch, Frances White, Helen Yoder, Grace Zwar, Fred 6 fix '1 O Q61 9 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members ofthe National Honor Society are chosen on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, service to the school, and character. The scholastic requirements are that a student have an average of 85 or more. The oflicers are Allan Leider, president, Herbert Schneider, vicefpresidentg Elizabeth Abeler, secretaryg and Allan Stoltzman, treasurer. Miss Erna Schulz is the adviser of the group. Back raw: john Krnnwaelrroeder, Harold Sehcdl, Miss Schulz. Daniel Brant, jack Leslie. Secunrl ww: Virginia lvlayer, Carol Aiehelc, Eleanwr Struliel, lvlarion Class, Agnes Zeverinn, Gertrude Briggs, Marian Nadeau. Louise Hfihman. First wiv. Herhert Sehneider. Elizalicth Alvler, Allin Lieder. Allin Sroltzman, Francis Stu'::n.ln. Ceraltl Ness, Helly lfaily, Shirley Ifverctt, Back raw: Dean Caudette, Herhert Nadler, Fran:is Srutzman, liverett Orrwhundro, XVilliim Burns, Raymond Gorman. Burt Deeharlc. Allan Stoltzman. Fururli ruin: Ralph Klinkerfus, Allan Dnrnfeld, Frank Kielsa, Donald Alherf, Loren Heuer, Rnhert Heinri:h. Ivfahlon XYeseort. Earl Kelly. Third ww: Rosemary Fuchs, Rosemary Hughes, Lorraine Strnliel, Eleanor Katzenmaier, Ruse johnson, Evelyn Koonst, Phyllis Bamlauseh, Kathryn Rfisshart, Virginia Nye, Kathryn Hannon. Second mia: Miss Fraser, Riehairl Mitchell. XV1lliim Dalen, Delires Slow, Calvin La Due, Thomas Harrington, Gerald Ness. lxlargarct Chsvalifr, Edward Strikes. Herlieit S:hne1der, Doris Roliertwri, Frist muy Shirley Everett, Philip Nolile, Norene XK'ail. Harriet Class, XVilliam Nienaher. Rnlverl Horrislwerger, Lorraine Clxrislenf son, Carol Aichcle, Virginia Mayer, Luis Early, ,lane Kivachuk. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, under the direction of Miss Harriet Fraser, has charge ofthe hook store and of mainf taining order in the halls and in the cafeteria. Every spring the members undertake a program for improving the appearance of the campus. Williziiii Nienaher is president, Rohert Horrisherger, vicefpresidentg Harriet Class, secretaryg and Norene Writt, treasurer. Jl37l BEACON STAFF The Beacon Staff, which puts out the school paper twice a month, is made up of approximately 35 members. Carol Aichele is editorfinfchief, and Budrovv Ekelund. is the managing editor. Associate editors are Cora Batson, Frances Jackson, Marjorie Buechner, Agnes Zeverino and VV'illiam Gangl. Miss Alice Scanlan is the adviser of the group. Bark ww: Robert Heinrich, Rf-land Hfvhinan, Donald Neuman, Jerome McFadden, -lack Leslie, Clayton Scherz, Roy Kroinschrceder, Robert Croriquisr, Thnrl wiv: Chester Petrie. Royce Kordiwky, XV1ll1un Nelson. Stanley Miller, Albert johnson, Donald Rngoski, Joseph Runner, Patrick Blooln, Ivlahlon Wheseott. Sammi raw: john Gabr1cl,juhn Dmst, Dorothy High. Dorothy Rayluwwslci, Betty Jensen, Louise Arntzen, Frances jackson, Irene Mclntirc, llclcn McCallum, Miss A. Scanlan. Firxr. ww: Lawrence Stahl, joseph Mitzuk, Luis Hannon. Cora Ffatson, Budrow El-cclund, Carol Aichifle, Marjorie Buechncr, Vxfilliam Gangl, Agnes Zeverino. lfleinor XX'att. Donalrl McKee. Back row: John Olson, Harold Schedl, Vviilliam Gangl, Robert Heinrich. Lawrence Stahl, john Gabriel. Roy Kromschrceder. Fourth ww: Kathyrn Hannon, Marion jones, Ernest Lutton, XVarren Rath, Herbert Nadler, Robert Horrisberger, Joe Mitzuk, Herbert Schneider, Ralph McHattie, Harry Swan. Thini ww: Irene Mclntire, Helen Polski, Ellen Elsner, Marcella Manthey, Betty Early, jane Neidermicr, Dorothy High, Carol Aiehele, Ruth Dunsmore, Virginia Marron, Lois Hannon, Eleanor Vrlatt. Secmnl mw: Mr. Waters, Lorraine Mortensnn, Agnes Zevcrino. Gqald Ness, Kathryn Brwsshart, Ruth Keller, Gerald Aichsle, Dorismae Fuhs, Phyllis Qlson, james Kittel. lxiarjorie Bnechner, Dorothy johnson, Marloric Bsclccn, Miss Scanlan. Frm raw: Mary jane McDonald, Patricia Phillips, Shirley Everett, Dorothy Rath, Eleanor Strobel, Francis Stutzman. Virginia Mayer, Howie Neavin, Edward Stokes, Lorraine Priefsr, Helen Rooney. SAGA STAFF Francis Stutzman is editorfinfchief of the 1939 Harding Saga. The associate editors are Eleanor Strobel and Virginia Mayer. Dorothy Rath is circulation manager, While Howard Neavin is business manager. Miss Alice Scanlan has charge of the Saga. Miss Erna Schulz is art adviser, and Mr. Waters, business adviser. A staff of over fifty members Worked on the Saga. 1381 MADR IGAL CLUB The Madrigail Club has received recognition as the only club of this type in the Twin Cities. The members meet twice a week. They have sung over KSTP, at the National Music Clinic, and for the Civic Opera Association. The oiiicers are Marioii Nadeau, presidentg Phyllis Nienaber, vicefpresidentg Mildred Stewart, social chairman. Mrs. Marry Roder is the adviser. Bilclg row: George Schneider, Allen Lieder. ,lmni Humphrey, Arlen Reichert, Herlvert Schneider. NX'1llu1rt lass, llnluert Nord, XV.nr:n Hart. Kenneth Crosstielrl. Charles Lacy, john Reynolds. First ww: lxiarion Nade.ru. Phyllis Nienalver, Betty Early, Lillian De M.rrre, Roseinaijf lxinrley, Dnvnilry Ryder, Gerlrride Briggs. Anna lviae Verhulsr, Mildretl lviurphy, Elaine Kampfer, Iwiildred Steward, Back raw: Bertha Larsen, Alnene Forslwerg, Dorothy Schrnale, Jean Hughes, Bernice Lor-zn, Evelyn Krueger. Sammi ww: Bernieta Augustine, Lorraine Cernr-haus, Orlein Gamlwer, Dcris Larson. Kathleen Flanagan, Virginia Nelson. Shirley Ynnng qnist, Rein-ne NVeleh. Fxrxt vniu:j1'yceSockn:ss, Delores Arnold. Grace Mellin. Jean Krufmann, Betty Faust, Geraldine Clipper, Victoria De Palm r. Betty johnson. TREBLE CLEF CHORUS The Treble Clef Chorus is an organization of thirtyffive sophomore girls. They meet every day for the pleasure of singing together. They sing threefpart music and have learned to read and interpret liner music. There are several trios and quartettes organized within the group which sing at various entertainments. i39l . 7-f Q BAND The band has seventyfsix members, of which eight are drum majors. This year the band marched in the Winter Carnival, and played at the State Basketball Tournament. This winter they gave several concerts in grade schools. Burt Deebach is presidentg Lois Peterson, secretaryg and Roy Forseen is treasurer. Mr. Ernest Wilkinson is the director of the band. Brrclq mir: Gail Kent. Lois lf-tr-rsrrrr. .lack Crayson. Llwrence Zscholrkv. Arvirrc Butlrlr' Z. llonrll Speclrvr, Kenneth Htrper, Pcrggiy Slipp, -lohn Murphy, XVinston larchau, Genevieve Hugh, Gloria Koehler, lxiartorte Sartt, Lila XYrlltarnsnn. Alter' Houska. Tltntl row: lvlarcclla Phillips, Annc Scanlon, Donald Tzrckc, lirhclyn Cheney. Charles Fschbach, Burt Deebaclr, Harry Swan, Clifford Brandt, Roscoe Drrlen, jeremy Burgess, Ramuald Holley, Emily lV1tHattie, -lohn Kucllwr, llalr Hq1Igf,RaIph Klrnkr-rfues, lvlarioviv llucchncr, Srcunri row: joe Cnsirnini, Gladys Vklilsr-n, lczrnnr' Slipp, Lavcr'ne Christiansen, Cleone Kelly, Lorraine Sunbcrg, Vwlinnrtrcrl Nicholson, Lawrcnre Johnson, Austin lVlerrirm.Vvlrlbr1r-lass, Nlartrn Neilsrn, Rrlph Johnsnn, Toar U'Nlall:y. Ch rrles johns tn, Edward Srnrlstrorn, Roger lirowntng. Arlene C rssy. Foal mu-' lilrose Berry, Arrlts Vtllcrs. Jun: Nelson. lvirrian Trapp. John Olszrn, Hrrry Fozhringer, L ns Vfrlswn, Herbert S:hneider, Paul Ulatrnnr, lim Ohm. Lorraine Christiansen, Shirley Christen. Llaine Stahnlre. .leur Gilbert. Back -row: Carl Iviurphy, Charles Mcrchzrnt. Clifford Brandt, Robert Schnaith, Burt Dccbach, John Reynolds, Henry Christen, Jenn Hlrmplrrcy, Lois Early. Second raw: Clenn Brown. jranc Gilbert, Dorothy Johnson, Cla-.lys XVilson. Phyllis Nifnaber, Agnes Srherman, lvliltlretl Txlerchfrnt, Lois Wilson, Gaylord Sr. Thomas. Herl1crrSehnerder. Paul Glauner. Roger Browning. Gene Husman, Donald Sprndler, lxielvin Hutchins, Kathlen: Zicnden, lviarlrn XVestbcrg. Fort vnu: Shirley Cebhartlt. june Braunig, Edna Larson, Bernadetre Nelson, Richrrd l7aviwri, Edward Hartung, Herman Kasper. Gilbert Grossman, Howard Sghroeder, james Abeler, Ijltzrbeth Abeler, Helen Lnbsrnger, Lucille Nadler, Donald Lanz. ORCHESTRA The Orchestra is composed of those members in school who play orchestral instruments. This group of fifty members is under the direction of Mrs. Marry Roder. They also played for several activities such as operettas, for the Christmas play, and for the P.fT.fA. 'lHollywood Revue . l40l T 5.1 fy ' V YK W ,nk-A L, S 311-f V- g, 1,,, to .,. W t v s.. , 4 ... u S' nfl-f ,,, J e,,.f . K , M 1 0 -. -. 44 we . 5, , has ' I 4' ..-- ,W . THE CHUIR A The choir endeavors to promote the appreciation of sacred and secular a capella singing through their presentaf tion of rt. There are 110 memhers. They sing for assemhlies, radio hroadcasts, and the National Music Clinic at the University of Minnesota. They also presented the Cadman operetta, g'Hollywood Extra, this year. Back init: Fred Crea, XVrllrarn Hulrn, Rolverr Nord. Edward Sririvlsrrairri, Drrnaltl Yxlclriryre. Vfrllrarn Sheehan. Howard Srhrrieilerg Dt nald Olson, Duane Grlrhrwns, George XVlrrttrer, Riilrert Schnairh. Frfrl1rtrw:XVarren Har l, Gerald Seherhan, Dick Rowan, George Schneider, john llevnrrlds, Allan Lerder, Herlwert Schneider, Gerald Harper Harry Johnson, Kenneth Crosslield, XVrllard Scheehan, Philip Noble. Fourth mrv: Owen Fruchle, lilarne Serl, Helen Anderson. Katherine Von De Linile, Gertrude Briggs, Marion Nadeau, Gladys Kappes Ernelie Daly, Helen Mrekelsen, Marion Ellrrrg. Lucille Prithcard, Dorothy High, Eileen McGuire, Third row: Karl Burandt, lired Pornruy,-Aileen Rath, Lois Vsfelvlrer, Lorraine llahaeruan, Alice Prrhnow, Jean Tiggrzs, Alhrna Stress, Mar- garetha Brodt, Mary MeMunigaI, Roselee Metcalf, Lovell Nrckrsch. Geraldine Sandon, Candace Erickson, Corrine Grrilin. Second row: Grace Yoder, Judith Mrvnjeau, Elaine Blanchard, Dorothy llvtlrr, lflarne Karnprer, Irene Mclntrre, Evelyn johrisriri, Artle: Haugen, Catharine Moeller, Mertise Pelu ruin, Alice Sehman. Arline li1rrtlahl,Vrr:frnra Dre.lz'ich. Katharine Enterirn'rnn, Donrthy Hanson Edna Larson. First i'mz': Rose Fviarrc Morley, l,la lxiae Kinney, Virginia Crillin. Eloursc lilurin. fxiargiret Rerller, Lillian De hiarre, Elrzalrcth Alieler Lois Ross. Eleanor Karzerrnarer, Betty Yxloran, Virginia XX'yland. hirldretl Murphy, Agnes C'r.nroy, Doris Lerthauser Brick wnru: lean Perkins, Phyllis Nrrrrrlxw, Marvel Pomeroy, Lorraine Barley, lflvanure Heinrich. Phyllis XVethall. Norma Tarte. Drirutliv Llrarrrer. Arlene Hrzrdahl, Avis Lrllehaugrn. Beulah Tviensrng. Elaine Barley. Sec wid rrrru: Betrx Collins, Phyllis -luelr. Betty XVt'lrersrort'L Constance XYrllr.rirett. Marv Peltier. fxlargirer Chevalier, liwvrrr,rry Luelrer, , Eunice Baumann. Jayne Nertlerrnier, liomthv High, Leoria Toney. june Vhzlle, Vrrrl-'t lit lt, ' Frist vow: Doris Larson, Arlcine liorsherg, Corinne Sandburg, ,lean jrwelr. Shirley Huwsuru. Betty Aheler. Lillian De Marie, llettv Ki-ie. Anna Mrre Verhulst, Shirley Snell. Gertrude Briggs, hiarion Nadeau. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Clee Cluh is an organization composed of the hest girls' voices of our student hoely, Through par' ticipation in radio programs, assemhlies, music festivals, and other activities, it strives to stimulate 'school interest in hetter vocal music The members of this cluh who are interested in solo and dramatic singing are given an opportunity to compete with their classmates fora the leading roles in the music department's annual operetta. This year's production was Hollywood Extra . -i41l --1' ,-..-if-V+ MUMMERS' CLUB The Mummers' Club is a dramatic organization which presents school plays. Members are admitted after tryfouts. At the present time, there are approximately 25 members. This yearls plays were i'Teapot on the Rocks , and Abraham Lincolnn. Edward Stokes is president, Carol Aichele, secretaryg and Gerald Ness, treasurer. Miss Josephine Kellett is the adviser. Buck vow: Goralan Brownlee, Robert Tvielancon, Vernon Sommerdorf, Howard Erickson, Howie Nczivin. Second row: Allan Leider, Lawrence Vilendrer, Dorothy Rath, jean Perkins, Edith Phelps, Dorismae Fuhs, Doris Robertson, Phyllis Olson, Richard Harrington, Niel Brown. First row: Lucille Hubal, Dorothy High, Carol Aichcle, Edward Stokes, Virginia Mayer, Gerald Ness, Betty Early, Mary June Ix4cDonald. N M. Back row: Barbara Mlecoch, Rose Johnson, Leilah Bielefeldt, Rutn Enslow, Betty Barrett, Mary Nestor, Lorraine Jensen, Audrey Putt, Betty Maloney. Second row: Mary lvlurray, Norma Best, Phyllis Olson, Frances Kameron, June White, Doris Robertson, Phyllis Bambusch, Ruth Duns- more, Lucille Castle. First row: Anna Mac Vcrhulst, Betty Kase, Ruth Keller, Kathryn BOSSl1i1fY,JC?t!'l Tigges, Alice Nusbaum, Agnes Zeverino, Agnes Conroy. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club started the year with Doris Robertson, president, Kathryn Bosshart, Vicefpresidentg Ruth Dunsmore, secretary, and Anna Mae Verhulst, treasurer. After a successful year with the annual Home coming Button Sale, a farewell party for Miss Ward, and a Christmas party, the club elected new oflicers Present oflicers are: Kathryn Bosshart, president, Jean Tigges, vicefpresidentg Ruth Keller, secretary, and Alice Nusbaum, treasurer. Club members entertained their mothers at a tea. rl 42 It BOWLING CLUB The Bowling Cluh, under the direction of Mr. John Thomas, was organized this year. The cluh officers are: Earle Wooley, president, Clayton Gausman, vicefpresidentg Howard Neavin, treasurer, and Anna Mae Verhulst, secretary. The howling enthusiasts howl every Tuesday afternoon at the Daytons' Bluff Com' mercial Cluh alleys. Bark row: William Nelson, Gerald Ness, Gerald Aichele, Lyle Monson, Ld Harris, Richard Penson, Karl Elsner, John Focht. Otto lxiayer, Vvlillialn Snyder, ,lohn Fntenmann, Lawrence Zschoklce. Second nav: junior Del Carlo, Peggy Olson, Ruth Keller, Katherine lintenmann, lvfarjory Bnsse. Lorraine Lenz. Mary Blamey, Bernice Selke, Phyllis Jensen, Dorothy Piepgras, Margaret Reifler. james Kitrel. First raw: Dorothy Rath, lvlargaret Thill. Doris Yavorslti. Clayton Gansnian. Earle XVonlcy, Howie Neavin. Delores Hei, jean Perkins, Eileen lvlcGnire, Gene Stokes. Bark row: Floyd Baker, james Knlel, Gerald Aichele, Rohert Melancon, Boh Nord, Roland Hinsch. Burt Deehach, George Schneider, Earl Kelly, Ralph lvleHattie, Howard Hxrt, Len Rasmussen. Third ww: Ursula Conway, Margaret h1cCntchenn. Kathleen Schulz, Helen Schmidt, Lleanor Strohel. Rita Sehmit, jane Cates, Grace Rafferty, Shirley Everett, Mary lllla Geisenheyner, Shirley Houle, Carol Aichele, Lorraine jnkheck, lxiargaret Shafer, Serimil raw: Iidward Stokes, Gerald Ness, Richard Harrington, Howard Neayin, joe Renncr, Gerald McLaughlin, Richard Rowan, Boh Conqnisl., Gerald Harper, Dick Mitchell, Bernard lfnller, Herlwert Schneider. First raw: Hope Mollers, Victoria De Palma, lflaine Zimmerman, Betty Mtwran, Lorraine Shaver, Muriel Hnule, Gail Kent, Adelaide Goodman, Gerald McFaddeii, Lois Ross, Luella McClellan, Betty Jensen, Iviarjorie Buechner. DANCING CLUB This organization is made up of hoth senior and junior hoys and girls. The cluh does not exceed fifty lH6l11l78I'S. They meet twice a month in the gym. Gail Kent is president, Adelaide Goodman, yicefpresidentg Muriel Houle, secretaryftreasurer, and Geratl'-lVIcFadden, recording secretary. New members are admitted hy vote of old members. L45 P JUNICR LATIN CLUB The Junior Latin Club is composed of students who have taken less than two years of Latin. They held a Christmas party with the Senior Latin Club. Lawrence Johnson is the presidentg Marcine Wtrssell is secref taryg and Dean Gaudette is treasurer of this organization. Mrs. Ruth Sparling is the adviser. Bark vow: Darwin Moore, Robert Keller, Dean Claudette. Third row: Byron Robinson, Herbert Schnrider, Edwin Hritzlnan, Lawrence johnson, Arthur Cummins, Guy Rilwe, Vharles Merchant, Richard Fcider. Second vow: Gloria Contin-Jnza. Helen Burgess, lvl urgaret XV.ird, lanir'Var1en,EilCen lvicllirixv. Lucill: Pritchard, Dorothy Carlson, Evelyn Koonst, Mary Lnlun. First row: Mrs. Sparling, Audrey XVeisncr, glean XK'eber. Evelyn lohnwn, Barbara Slline. Bcity Espersen. Alice Peterson, Alice Sihnxan Charlene Aichclc, Marcine Xllassell. Back row: Charles Lacey, Harry johnson, Bill Nienabcr, Francis Srntzman, Gerald Ness, Kenneth Robertson, Rolwert Horrisherger. Third row: W'arren Ruehic, Harold Schedl, Lyle Christcnson, Lois Ross, Patricia Norton, Evelyn Houska, Grate Rafferty, Muriel Honlc, Frank Kiclsa, Peter Fcidcr, Jack Bellamo. Second row: jane Cates, Lois Petcrscn, Violet XX'estl:erg, Lois Radke, Eleanor Strobel, Betty liarly. Carol Aichelr, Shirley Everett. Rita Schmit, Dolores Stow, Rosemary Lncker, Dorothy Oehlke. Phyllis lYithall, Lorraine Strobel. First row: lviaru-n Schnaith. Phyllis Parinan, Rosemary Hughes, Shirley hV1ll1S. ,lean h1cCntchcon. Lillian Cores, Elizabeth Abelcr, lvirs Sparling, Phyllis Nienaher, Dorothy Ryder, Betty Overmann, Shirley Youngquist, Flor-'nee Elierhard. SENIOR LATIN CLUB The Senior Latin Clulf is an organization of students who have taken tvvo or more years of Latin. During the year they had a Christmas party and sponsored a Sunlight dance besides their usual activities. Clhcers of the .club are Elizabeth Abeler, presidentg Rita Schniit, vicefpresidentg Lois Ross, secretaryg and Jack Bellamo, secretary. Mrs. Ruth Sparling is the adviser. 1 44 lr FRENCH CLUB The French Clulv, under the direction of Miss Anna Buss, has for its president Harold Schedl. Assisting him are Gerald Ness, vicefpresidentg and Mary ,lane McDonald, filling the secretaryftrezisurens chair. The purpose of this organization is to create a greater interest in the study of the French Language. l Hack row: ,lane Cates. Lorraine Nnrsluy, Rolvert llnriis'wr'1'gvr. Daniel Brant. Cleinaclair Pepin. Grace Rafferty, Virginia Diedrich, jr-ssalyn Olsnn. r Fnmt row: Miss Buss, Shirley Pepin, Mary -lane McDonald. Harold Schull, prcsidentg Gerald Ness, jacrluvlin Sadler, lvfary Rasrnussen, Gwendolyn l'r'1cnck. lir1clQv'ou': lanes Bcllarnn. Ray Avnles, Herlvert Nadler, Rnliert Scbalvert, Howard Schroeder, Harold Sencdl, Francis Szutzman, james lxlahle, Riehml lwlitchell. Sutmzri wit-, Miss Anna Buss. adviserg Harriet Class, Bernice Sr-Ike, Virginia Mayer. Gerald Ness. Allan Leidcr, Helen Anderson, Mar' garetlia Brfvdr, lvliltlrctl Stewart. Betty llcrinan. Fins! ww. Catherine lvloeller, Ivlalion lllling, Ernst Bcrglnaini, Cordon Plcuxn, lviaiivn Class. Rithard Harrington, lvlarxun Nadeau, Dorothy Johiisnri. GERMAN CLUB The German Clulw, with approximately thirty inenihers, under the direction of Miss Anna Buss, has proved to he one of the most progressive organizations at Harding. Its Variety Show was Very successful. It also par' ticipated in the 'LEestival of Nations . The oflicers are Gordon Plorin, presidentg Richard Harrington. Vice' presidentg Marion Class. secretaryg and Ernst Bergmann, treasurer. HSP l T ,A JUNIGR GIRL RESERVES The Junior Girl Reserves is a cluh for freshman and sophomore girls. Gleone Kelly is presidentg Faith Rentz, vicefpresidentg and Arlone Schark, treasurer. Their memhership numhers ahout thirtyffive. Meetings are held every Monday. Every year the girls sponsor a doughnut sale. Their adviser is Miss Eleanor Weston. Back row: Arlene Swanson, Dororhv llvecratr. Gloria Danner, lleraldirre U'Connell. Eelty ,lane Ross, Pearl Carlson. lletly llarley, Lois Cronrrnisi, Wrnnifred Nicholson, Ilrrlinc Seherrk. Svconrl row: Lois XVhire, Harrier Kas.rl1ky. Virginia Nelson, Shirley Yoongrlrnsl. Betty Tempest, l3el'y NVard, Shirley Morrenson, jean Conv, lilr-anor Sager, Loretta Sclrirvrdvr'. Fmt row: Bette Evenson, Shirley Uilwlrard, Arlone Casey, Farrh Rr-nrz, Cleone Kelly, Alyce Craclreil, Dorothy Sehmale. Carol Voss, jean Kaurnrarn. Back row: Marian Trapp, Ruth Enslow, Lois Peterson, Ella Srenlverg, Jeanne Slipp, Mareelrne Strop, Grace Hanson, Nadine Dominguez, Florence Drcssling, Betty Ackcrknechr. Mildred Merchant. Third ww: Doris Leithauser, Agnes Conroy, Lucille Pritchard, josephine Selva, lviarion lilling, Lorraine Iokheck, Dorothy Jnhnson Virginia Mayer, hluriel lvlix, Doris Nvoenfcldr, Elaine Stfrhnke, lviary Lulun. Secmirl ww: Lorraine Lenz, Frances Kameron, Virflet Wfsrlierg. Louise Arnrzen, Lorraine Shaver, Gail Kent, D iris Bowne, l'lr'len Polski. Betty Overmann, Doris Bartkey, Kathryn Bosshart, Phyllis Olson First row: Bertie Green. Virginia Nye. Carol Aiehele, Kathleen Schulz. lxlargaret Reifler, Shirley jokhecli, Ruth Drrnsrnorc, Virginia Marron, Margaret Thill, Mildred Stewart, Ruth Keller, Dorothy Rath. SENIGR GIRL RESERVES The Senior Girl Reserves is a very active organization. The adviser of the cluh is Miss Eleanor Corneia. The club carries on many activities at the Y. W. C. A. Handiwork, and swimming, are among the many activities which are offered to the girls. The ollicers of the cluh are Shirley Jokheck, presidentg Ruth Dunsmore, vice' presidentg Margaret Reifler, secretaryg and Margaret Thill, treasurer. H61 HLY The officers of the HifY are Gerald Ness, president, Mzihlon Wescott, vicefpresidentg James Kittel, secretary, Gerald Aichele, treasurer. The club has been active in school life. The adviser is Mr. D. C. Mitchell. The function of the club is to cooperate with all school activities. Twenty new members will be admitted this year. Back vow: Howie Ni-avin, XVilfred Brnchman, jack Haar, Ralph McHatrie. Robert Keller, Richard johnson, Val Crouse, Gordon Plorin, Robert Anderson, First ww: Daniel Wolfe, Herbert Schneider, james Kittcl, Gerald Ness, Mahlon XVescott, ,Gerald Aichele, Robert Cronquist, Roger Anderson. Back ww: Ed, Stokes, joe Kenner, Gerald lw4eL.iugghlin, Donald Neumann, Thomas Syfko. Suomi! row: Gene Andreotti, jack Leslie, Royec Knrdosky, jack Haar, Gerald Ness, Howard Lee. First ww: Allen Leider, Leonard Rasmussen, Frederick Zwar, Earl Kelly, Jerome McFadden, Howie Neavin, Roy Smith. BOYS' CLUB This club consists of all boys who have earned letters in one or more high school sports. To receive an NH , the boys must get a position on the A team, and play in at least one game during the season. Letters are issued for football, basketball, baseball, hockey, swimming, and track. Jl47l- I . r 'sl' rl CAMERA CLUB The Camera Cluh was organized to interest hoys in photography. Several field trips were taken this spring. Daylight development and tank development were demonstrated to the students. john Olson is presidentg Wzirren Rath. vicefpresidentg and Vsfilliam Kraemer, secretary. Mr. Edward Writers is adviser of the club. lifiilq wow' junior Del Carlo. james Hawkins. Charles Rieger. Ronild Kirk, Bud Swanson. Svrrmd row: Harry Swan. Howard Kidder, Arnold Del Carlo, Duane Chlwlwnns, Frank Kirlsa. Donald Panushlca. hlr, Edward XVarers. Fnsa row: Eugene Pose, Vvlarren Raih. Richard Penson. John Olson, john Krornschroeder, W'illiam Kraerner, Tom Tousignanr, l-'i if K, I ' K ljl . T l il? l Back raw: Daniel Brant, Richard Prnson, john Focht, Howard Hart, Prancis Stutzman. Ralph NlcHaLtiv, Everett Urndhundro, Vv'illiim Pose, Roger Anderson, Ronald Kirk. Third ww: Edwin Nlunger. Henry hllunkulwitz, Gerald Ness. Gerald Aichele, James lliilcl, Dirk hiirchell, XVill1arn Kravmer. Stanley Miller, Arnold Del Carlo, George XYalsh, Duane Nihhelink. Secimd row: Herliert Nadler, Vfarrcn Ruchic, Prank Kiclsa. larnes l.iscc. Lois lladlae, lviildrrxl h1r'rtli.ini. Lois Petersen. Arthur Hunter, Dave Taylor. joseph Cosimini. First mir hiary Lois lwlarsh, Bernice Sallie, Georgette Sperry, Eleanor Srroliel. lrving johnson, l low.ud Erickson. Carole Kluge, Vernon Sommerdori. Betty Early. Shirley Pepin, Phyllis Bamhusch, Phyllis Pairnan. SCIENCE CLUB Howard Erickson is president of the Science Cluhg Irving Johnson, vicefpresidentg Carole Kluge, secretaryg and Vernon Sommerdorf. treasurer. During the year the Science Cluh has sponsored numerous field trips. The interest and educational value of the meetings are heightened hy demonstrations and exhihitions. An amateur radio division is also under the supervision of the cluh. Mr. Theodore Johnson is their adviser. 114141 1 it 5 ,s, ,,.,, 8 Stage Force lil L gywm s Mn jf 1 1 s , 1 f 25 l ' r Dorismae Fuhs gf- .'g'i1-I A ' ' A Y Works on a , K, , Q J Saga Design lf I X, A g 5 s of 2+ -' E sys... ffl 1 jr t ll'Art Club 1 AU N i j l X1 v II ' . ' 1 . I Uflr' f'l'lw.',l U7 rw ff 1 Nfl, Gloria Contihenza at Work - ' , -W' ,169 Rosemary Poetry Club Fuchs Sketches llg ,-AN 'sf -f ' SIDE GLANCES gm ,X-T77 ' YOU MUST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY W 1 .415 ww xl if as . W . Louise Arntzen . Marion Jones . Elizabeth Stewart , Carol Aichele , Shirley Gustufson wi just in case you can't identify these students, here are their names! 6. Dorothy Johnson 7. Alice and Evelyn Houska 8. Rita Schmit 9. Gerald Ness 10. Lorraine Preifer . Agnes and Don Zeverino , ,Iunie Ott . Shirley Everett , Phyllis Olson . Gerald Aichele . Betty Early 21. Mahlon Wescott . Doris Bowne 22. Kaythryn Bosshart . Betty Jensen 23, Marjorie Buechner . Herbert Nadler . Mike Maloney Q y Q JOHN FAHEY Athletic Director, a4ZfA!eiic4 Football and Baseball Coach ARTHUR PETERSCN Football, Hockey, and Track Coach D C MITCHELL MRS. LORENA WELLISCH Girls' Athletic Director Basketball F ff F -levi magna A FOOTBALL When Coach John Fahey sent out a call for football candidates, 84 boys reported. Coach Fahey then faced the problem of picking the A and B teams. By the beginning of the season, the starting lineups were chosen from the following: Earl Kelly, james Naughtin, Winston Luchau, Owen Frohle, Douglas Wohlberg, Jack Haar, Len Rasmussen, Fred Springer, John Barone, Edward Englund, Joe Renner, Howard Neavin, Dick Rowan, George Cleary, Lloyd Dosh, Gerald Ness, Robert Cronquist, Iver Urtel, Ray Avoles, Steve Lee, Fred Zwar, Eugene Andreotti, Thomas Syf ko, Robert Nord, Gerald McLaughlin, Gene Lewis, Oscar Trooien, Robert Schelen, Marshall Sundberg, and Robert Heinrich. The team in general was very light. Harding's opener, September 6, was spoiled by a 12-O defeat by Cretin. Bissonette was the Raiders main cog, while Syfko and Lee starred for the Maroons. The game was much more even than what the score indicates. In the following game, September 25, the Maroons came back to defeat the Albert Lea eleven, 12fO. Harding, outplayed for three quarters, cut loose in the fourth quarter with all their tricks. Kelly was the outstanding player for the Maroons. Harding played a thriller on September 29. With Mechanics leading 6-O in the fourth quarter, and only 15 seconds left, Lee tossed a pass to Syfko for the touchdown, and Rasmussen calmly placefkicked the extra point, winning 746. The following week, October 13, Harding, despite the loss of several players, came back to down Humboldt 7-O. Lee cleared the way for the Maroons' only score when he intercepted a pass. A plunge by Schelen, after a series of plays, gave the Maroons a 6-O lead. Renner skirted end for the extra point. Coach John Fahey and Assistant Coach Art Peterson look over the prospects -f'. f, , '- , r im, ' I Ggftiif ' , 7 or W saw ,x , 'fL!:WA32ZZ1f15'9,-I ' H 'ff m- - , A FOOTBALL TEAM Bacluaw: Bob Appleton, Donald Stark, Eugene Andreatti, Lawrence Zschokke, Douglas Wohlberg, Tom Tousignant, Lloyd Dosh, Robert Nord, Oscar Trooien, Bill Nyman, Dave Taylor. Thivd ww: George Cleary, Paul Lang, jim Naughton, George Tempest, Tom Syfko, Joe Renner, Gerald McLaughlin, Robert Cronquist, Dale Femrite. Second row: Coach Arthur Peterson, john Barone, Leonard Rassmussen, Owen Froehle, Edward England, Eugene Pose, Winston Luchau, Coach john Fahey, Asst. Coach Henry Woll. Front vow: Ray Avoles, Gerald Ness, Fred Zwar, Marshall Sundberg, jack Haar, Robert Heinrich, Robert Schelen, Howard Neavin, Steve Lee. Kwik V,, l Coming Through fue. ffm. 'im' - , N :Ar may 'il ' 52 , W -www! 'SW' or as 2 ,fi E. 515, -it K W'g7 - ' ' 15 sw. V i wwf J'ffwQ lr -, - rri A' X 5 V 'W ' h 1-rf? 8 V .' 'Aisha-:Q -My L r 2:1 'SF o Q ,.o 5: f . . , f A i ff 'h 9 October 19 was the Homecomin Game with ohnson, but Ken Holm ren, the Governors , , LKLV Q, I Q5 g g halfback, was too much for the Maroons, and the traditional hatchet remained with H H' bf johnson as a result of the 14'6 victory. wa s Q' '1 ' Qi-FV issue.-mn-. s'vs,-mp A -- gf.-gn.. -f - Sv, sf V A r, .. ':e9941'fN A A M., M.. .. r M .V - , .. :lm wish' ' V ggozkk an K .4 ' - mf' 'bt' wi 49 In the last game of the prep conference, the Maroons suffered the worst defeat at the hands of a magniicent Washington eleven, 32fO. The Maroons were no match for the Rice Street Power House. 1 kim .mi ' V9 if a n . Around :ff g End K 7 i if x - K . .2-i i' -1' I 'V . ' , V W -.' j-H fwtfv R Y 'V V is lf - 'X' if Qf M . ' . if M 1 ' if I . . M i . 1 Q f . A it ,, K. iv .. :V its H , . A 52 .. ,gkkigf J .4 ..', awk , ' ' of ii. f W fs . 2: Q. -,. ' ff ' -f . - 1. 1 .Qu 't l, ' 1 . . . 5 4 f s 'f 't A . 'sn , l - .Q ,J J. ,- ' 51 f 'Q .-Lg , ff' -P I. ' . .I H -, ' iff? . ' .M -' N523 .5 ,, - N . siiiil' -5 T ti I 1 ' t 7, ' '4'ff'ff -xiii'-t6:.L.':,:1:s' s V ff M Ifilal-ff' 'lr Qg,,,, ' 9 i Q- .W ' . 7 ?57l3i5 ff ?- 'Sw W- M as ' t..w.1 Q s' . :- 2-v..1feQ-. 'J ' ' f A Q, 4 ' X f . is XL .sf ,,,n K .Q X ,..x4m?V-. , I I A M K K ' . H t .LQ 1- 4 In we sf ' a ' --we W' 2-fr ' Q. I .aakrgj If V ,s lr , ii., ' Following the end of the conference season, the Maroons traveled to Mankato to battle X the Mankato High School eleven. The teams fought on even terms for most of the game . . ,ha r s. t. . 7 , until Bill Steiner, Mankato fullback, scored a touchdown. Harding threatened twice, , . , s . a r, .-, .gg .. -. but fumbles stopped their advance, leaving them on the short end of a 7fO score. - . -' , I ws 1,55 as sf-,gifs ff ,gm ah ,-mfg?-' if . . .. l 1 . , ,-ff: F 4' f X ., - '. uk., -H. , . is K1 :ggi A-Qpr 4 K. ., I A I .1 .sn 1 .... Q 1, C H A M P S B FOOTBALL TEAM Back row: Coach Woll, Lloyd Dosh, George Hamala, George Tempest, Donald Olson, Winston Luchau, Ronnie Snyder, XVilliam Bushman, Tom Ryan, Peter Feider, Dalton Duell Charles Lacy, Chuck Merchant, jack Bellamo, jim Kankler, Tom Tousignant, Coach Peterson. Second 'rowz John Stephenson, Ray Avoles, james Leyden, Paul Glauner, Gene Pose james Harms, John Barone, jack Hughes, George McDonald, Douglas Wohlberg, Bill Danielson. Front row: Bill Nyman, Dale Femrite, Clinton Holmes, Bob Appleton, Paul Lang Dick Tacke, George Cleary, Ossie Trooien. B FOOTBALL Winning the city title by going through their schedule with only one defeat, Harding's B football team proved very definitely that they were the outstanding team in the loop and a power to be watched in next year's regular conference race. The team proved its power in downing five out of six conference opponents. The only defeat suffered by the Maroons was at the hands of Washington Johnny Stevenson, powerful fullback was undoubtedly the outstanding player on the B squad, with Ossie Trooien and Clinton Holmes not far behind in allfround ability. Of course, there were many others who aided in capturing the B football championship. MA BASKETBALL The Harding quint came through in line style with a fast, quick breaking, sharp shooting team. There were several veterans who returned and led the Maroons to a third place berth with thirteen victories and seven losses, with i'Chink McLaughlin setting the pace for the individual scoring laurels. The Maroon rnainstays were Jerry McFadden, Steve Lee, and Chink McLaughlin, the latter two winning AllfCity honors. W 'T Back 1ow: Robert Schahert, Robert Nord, James Naughton, Fred Springer, Eugene Kelly, and Dave Taylor. First row: Steve Lee, Gerald McLaughlin, Babe Leyden jerry McFadden, Coach Mitchell, Earl Kelly, Lawrence john, Don Neumann, and Robert Cronquist. B BASKETBALL , Back vow: Robert Schabert, William Neinaber, William Sheehan, Roy Keller, Bill Danielson, Dave Taylor. Front row: Lawrence Hannon, Bob Beane, john Drost, James Graham, Coach Mitchell, Willard Sheehan, Dick Rowan, Dave Collins, Bob Appleton, Undoubtedly the most powerful team in the conference, the Champion Maroon HB team, led by Ossie Trooien, won all their games except one with johnson, which was played under protest. The squad was led by such stars as Oscar Trooien, Gene Kelly, James Leyden, and Bob Appleton, all of whom will return next year. The team lost no time and most of the games were won by a large margin. .vm INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Iowa 1C3.gO The Intramural Basketball, or Big Ten , is made up of teams named after the uni' versities playing in the Midwest Big Ten. It was organized to enable the younger talent to see ser' vice, which will aid in making up better MA teams in the future. There are ten teams, most of which have ten players, mostly freshmen. if RIFLE TEAM Missing first place by four points, the Harding Rifle Team finished a close second to Murray this year. James Kittel was presidentg Clayton Gausman, vicefpresidentg and William Kraemer, secretaryftreasurer of the team. The team had competitive matches with the other city high schools at the Como Rifle Range. If 'T' 4 A - D 5 I A I F ,, nf l I I X - i ' x '15 'xv HOCKEY The Harding pucksters Hnished a fair season with a fifth place berth, having three wins, two ties, and five losses in the high school conference. Howie Lee was the sparkplug for the Maroons, with joe Renner, and Tom Syfko assisting him. L+,, Back row: George Cleary, Elmer Munklewitz, Harry Rieners, james Fahy, Ray Nash, Lloyd Dash. Front row: Howie Neavin, Tom Syfko, Laverne Tepe, Ray Avoleg Mr. Peterson, Don Kordosky, Harlan Soler, Howie Lee, Edward Stokes. TRACK TEAM Uppev row: Edward Stokes, Allan Leider, Bob Finn, Willie Thompson, Ray Avoles, Stan Miller, Gerry Ness. Front row: Gordon Lindecnan, Fred Zwar, Jack Leslie, Mr. Peterson, Roy Achilles, Charles Crawley, Eugene Andriotti. L V T 4, ll n ,C 3 A r WE,wfMHWHQTf ., A ,tx V .yn f r ,if - , .w A. , ,Mgr ,i 'W lv, 5 r J,-Al I I 5 'Xxx KJ if 5 S Q ., r spy, lT 17 bu- F11 v 1 f .J Nz CTT? t 4 M vw -. V QQJQVQLJYWQH JB,-X ,,,,6 Lf ,sw T balmy , . f 'f-f , - A f i 'T ' 'C ah Til U 4 ' fs-if wwwr as BASEBALL TEAM Upper row: Ray Rowan, Marshall Hitchcock, Dave Collins, Dick Conway, ,lack Clinton, Don Neumann, Bob Nord, Tom Syfko, Bob Appleton. Front 1ow Chuck Beyer, Gerry McLaughlin, Bob Schelen, Earl Kelly, Otto Mayer, Mr. Fahey, Gordon Swanson, Larry john, joe Kenner, Steve Lee, Ken Jackson. a v ,. we, gf 4 l 1: 'fimx 5 ? . L yi . V, 5 ian' :YZ wi kv ,W ww -...um H N A mfzgafgwr , .6 if W 'ff 'f 2 ',A' ' J , -1 Q A., 5 L 5 M '4 ' I Lug ,A if if ,ff 'S Wg AP Q , 1 f r Q' 1 EW X X ,fi 1. 'R-13' Q . 'Y 7. Q1 W: i v Q wi- f f ,QUV My ,. ., kk W W. 1 4 k ' ' 114' I fry? X' QE A fl ' Bri-ai j ,lx 11 1 I ,T W ' iimiu ygwwil -L N i Q. .M ,Q 0:10 G.A.A. Any girl who is interested in sports, who is willing to pay ten cents as dues a semester, and who can attend meetings regularly, is welcome to join G.A.A. The periods are sixth, seventh, and eighth every Monday and Wednesday. Points are given to a girl for each sport she participates in. During the school year there are four major sports: softball, volleyball, soccerball, and basketball. A girl making these teams receives 100 points toward her school letter. Such minor sports as hiking, badminton, bowling, tennis, skating, golf, skiing, bicycling, and swimming are awarded 50 points, if a girl has the required number of hours of each sport. A girl who earns 1,000 points and is a junior or senior receives a Harding letter. Any senior girl earning 1,500 points receives an AllfCity Seal. G.A.A. BOARD There are about thirty members on the board, all regular members of G.A.A. The oiiicers of the G.A.A. are also included in the board. The members are chosen for their executive ability, knowledge of sports, and scholarship. Each girl has charge of a particular sport, and arranges a tournament. Mrs. Lorena Wellisch is the adviser. Back row: Kathryn Hannon, Marjorie Buechner, Norma Owsley, Betty Jensen, Shirley Houle, Ella Stenberg, Lorraine Priefer, Jeanne Slipp. and Helen Rooney. Second raw: Ruth Teeters, Elaine Zimmerman, Gerry Nelson, Lorraine Strobel, Eleanor Hansen, Helen White, Gwendolyn Peacock, Elizabeth Stewart, and Marion Jones. First row: Elizabeth Aheler, Carol Aichele, Virginia Nye, Shirley Everett, Lucille Oberg, Mary jane Olson, Eleanor Katzenmaier, and Muriel Houle. G.A.A. Bark row: Adelaide Goodman, Ella Stenherg, Patricia Norton, Catherine O'Connell, Shirley Houle, Mary Ella Geisenheymer, Muriel Houle, Margaret Shafer, Geraldine Glockner, Phyllis Jenson, Betty Aheler, Kathyrn Bosshart, Dorothy Rath. Thug! row: Bernice Gangl, Gloria Continenza, Margaret Ward, Marion Ellmg, Arline Lunrlgren, XVinifred Nicholson Cecily Hopkins, Norma Deckert, Shirley Schelen, Bette Evenson, Doris Gberschulte, Corrine Grifhn, Second vow: Betty Jensen, jessalyn Olson, Margaret Chevalier, Lorraine Srrohel, Eleanor Hanson, Hazel Conley, Helen Anderson, Erdine Schenk, Rolane Peacock, Beneva Schulte, Gertrude Deckert, Shirley Zimmerman, Fmt vow: Gloria Koehler, Mertise Peloquin, Ursula Conway, Helen White, jean Slipp, Marjorie Buechner, Lois Ross, ,lane Cates, Lucille Oherg, Lorraine Priefer, Marion jones, Helen Rooney, Kathryn Hannon. Back vow: Loma Langtin, Delores Sax, Lucille Nadler, Dorothy Souter, Anna Mae Verhulst, Zella Young, Dorothy Lappnow, Lois Wnite, Delores Moore, Leatrice Drost, Arlene Swanson, Ruth Behrends, Norma Owsley, Ann Moore. Thivd vow: Betty Herman, Lorraine Shaver, Geraldine Nelson, Elaine Zimmerman, Doris Neuenfeldt, Grace Hansen, Ruth Paddock, Jean McCutcheon, Mildred Homola, Mary Curnier, Virginia Diedrich, Katheryn Moller, Evely Koonst, Marcine Wassell. Second row: Lucille Geronirne, lda May Kinney, jerry Sandon, Gwendolyn Peacock, Lorraine Simmons, Jean Gausman, Dorothy Voeller, Doris Yavorski, Dorothy Walke, Mildred Murphy, Grace Rafferty, Betty Kase, Rose johnson. Fifst vow: Gladys Wilson, Rutn Teeters, Marion Schnaith, Elizabeth Stewart, Carol Aichele, Virginia Nye, Shirley Everett, Mary jane Olson, Betty Moran, Eileen Rafferty, Alice Houska, Eleanor Katzenmaier, Frances Welch. All stars of G.A.A., Eleanor Hanson, Lorraine Strobel, Ruth Teeters, Eleanor Katzenmaier, and Helen White, pose in track style. -A , ,ti s ,rig Three G.A.A, girls, Grace Rafferty, jane Cates, and Lois Ross, posing in three distinct types of sport outfits found in G,A.A. L+- yi' -1 T , A Shirley Houle,G.AA.'sstar basketball player .X www 1 gg i 1 H Q , ,r,, 4, also tries her ability in the skating field ,,,,, A .,r, , CF? Six members of G.A.A. show their defiance of Old Man Winter by posing with their Sunday Go Meeting smiles. W'M T Harding tap dancing class . . . future Ginger Rogers in the making. 41 Betty Jensen matches her ability to talk with speed skating. How about it, Betts? NOAKO o5Gg5,uQx-xoc-fsu'EQ-.c.- XQC5,-CXCC x Y 122. Four fair damsels of G.A.A. demonstrate leap frog in the snow . . . a cold sport, girls. Three 'Harding figure skaters sans skates. L... . wi- g1,,:.,tf A fi' ,,,1:Q?'.s 19 A group of athletic beauties supporting the W,P.A. shack. 1 kv?-'Y in Active gym class takes time out to pose for our photographer. uni Lois Radlce is the 1939 Miss Harding. She was the winner of the annual Posture Contest. X iiiiri i , 4 5 1 cs' ' , 2 i r e ., ,N ? 1 1 l 1 2 4 E Shirley Everett, president of 5 G.A.A., was the 1938 Home' , s coming Queen. E 1 3 r Q l 2 i . Q ' 1 g , 4 E Q Geraldine Sandon, toefdancer, is one of the many talented members of G.A.A. GIRLS' CLUB l Members ofthe H Club are those girls of G.A.A. who have earned their letters. Letters are awarded to those girls 3 who have earned 1,000 points, Mildred Utecht is presidentg Ruth Alexis, vicefpresidentg and Harriet Oherg, secref fClTV'ffP'lQ.llrPf i Baclirow: Ruth Behrcnds, Norma Owsley. Lois Hannon, Dorothy Rath, Carol Aichele, Helen White, Kathryn Hannon, Peggy Olson. Second row: Marion Jones, Lorraine Priefer, Lorraine Strohel. Muriel Houle, Helen Rooney, Jeanne Slipp, Marjorie Buechner, Ella Stenherg. First row: Ruth Teeters, Margaret Shafer, Shirley Everett, Virginia Nye, Adelaide Goodman, Mary Jane Olson, Elizabeth Abeler, Eleanor Watt. In the foreground Virginia Nelson and Audrey Williams are shown with badminton raclrets. In the backf ground jane Peterson and Dorothy Loppnow are pictured with shuffle' board equipment. F45-vi Une of Harding's freshman gym classes pictured with various types of gym equipment. w, ,U nw eg ,A A group of freshmen demonstrating their ability in the art of badminton. ,ww Li 1 dfygf , Ii he tumbling team in action lt's a bul1's eye. Page Robin Hood. Ping pong enthusiasts. L'Have you got it? Don't shoot! ,.i X W i -A swgizw SNP M M T ' K fkgfiffvwwfi-f:'i:i -'-.,, K M .. K ' 1' , ' if 5 A,- R, SENIOR INDEX NAME ADDRESS PET PEEVE FAVORITE FOOD FAVORITE EXPRESSION Elizabeth Abeler 700 Point Douglas Road Brothers Sauerkraut Yah, but-. Carol Aichele 1243 Fourth Street Necking French fried potatoes and Honest to Pete! Gerald Aichele Elsie Alberg Doris Bartkey Cora Batson Marjorie Becken john Becker Lorraine Behn Vivian Berglund Patrick Bloom Phyllis Bonk Kathyrn Bosshart Doris Bowne Doris Branes Daniel Brant Gertrude Briggs Wilfred Brochman Marjory Busse Denise Cameron Lorraine Chandler Ione Christenson Betty Collins Fred Crea Dale Curtin Donna Darst Robert Davenport Erna Deckert Burt Deebach Arnold Del Carlo Ethel Diamond Helen Diedrich Verona Donath Irene Dornfeld Mildred Dornfeld Florence Dressling Betty Early Edith Ekstrand Ruth Enslow Katherine Entenmann Howard Erickson Shirley Everett Betty Ferlein Robert Finn Elouise Florin Dorismae Fuhs john Gabriel William Gangl Bette George Caroline Germann Dolores Glashan Shirley Gustafson Jeanne Haack jack Haar Avis Haglund Agnes Halley Kathryn Hannon Lois Hannon Ed Harris Howard Hart Alice Hawkins 1178 Burns Avenue Highwood Park 1673 Brand Street 547 Forest Street 1603 East Minnehaha Street 92 Bates Avenue 1699 Beech Street 900 Fremont Street 643 North Street 743 East Third Street 296 Bates Avenue 923 Case Street 1554 Fauquier Street 647 McLean Avenue 397 Eichenwald Street Rural Route Six 1062 Ross Street 874 Johnson Parkway 578 Livingston Avenue 279 Bates Avenue 926 Euclid Street 1138 East Sixth Street 100 Mounds Boulevard 1972 Nokomis Avenue 938 East Minnehaha Street 956 Pacific Street 178 Maria Avenue 1384 Reaney Street Newport Newport Newport 943 Euclid Street 1890 La Crosse Street 1027 East Sixth Street 910 Beech Street 1809 East Como-Phalen 937 Reaney Street 988 Reaney Street 1747 Sigel Street 444 Point Douglas Road 2097 Jefferson Avenue 2009 Fauquier Street 362 Hope Street 701 East Fourth Street 943 Wakefield Street 946 Beech Street 1609 East Seventh Street 2156 Lower Afton Road 1091 Reaney Street 1792 La Crosse Street 1804 Keogh Avenue 1027 Thorne Street 1811 Goodrich Avenue 670 Conway Street 1049 Reaney Street 1082 Fauquier Street 752 Reaney Street R. 2, Tanners Lake 1360 Pacific Street Someone taking his girl out Harding in general To be called a farmer Bad table manncrs Red finger nail polish Indian war paint on girls Tardy people People who expect you to be on time Shirley Temple Onions ,litterbug styles Catty girls Cats Women People who always ask personal questions Chemistry Uncle Ezra's program Conceited boys Smart alecks' and conceited boy Showfoffs Smart Alecks Red nail polish Women Freckles Smart Alecks Smart kids jitterhugs Doggy girls To be kept waiting Giggling and conceited people Jealous people Conceited people People who always disagree New dress and hair styles Shag shoes New hair dresses When she ':an't get typing speed tests When dad says No Baby talk Paul Horton's singing Boys who tty to sing Women who smoke Rude and slouchy boys Poor sports Teachers Paul Horton Gum snappers Teasing Conceited boys Gossips None Conceited girls Conceited pups 'iShowfoffs People who interrupt Braggers Two-timing women Suspender snappers Purple jelly beans chocolate eclairs Leg of lamb and potatoes baked in gravy Chow mein Hamburgers Caviar Fanny Farmer candy Chow mein and fried chicken Chow mein Roast chicken Beans Pork chops and lemon meringue pies Wheaties Cake Apple pie Bacon French fried potatoes Pineapple Chili Dill pickles Chow mein Meat Chili Spaghetti Cltalianj Steak Lemon pie Filet Mignon Chow mein Roast pork Cream puffs Spaghetti Bananas Hamburgers Tuna salad Chop suey Chow mein Butterscotch Lemon pie Tomatoes Baked ham Rice pudding Twelve inch hot dogs Ice cream Ice cream Fried chicken Chow mein Turkey Barbecued ribs Chicken Chow mein Fried chicken Fried chicken Fried chicken Spaghetti Chow mein Chicken Frog legs ' Chow mein Lemon fudge Tfhone steak Potato chips tt Gad ! Oh, darn it! Why for? Oh, fudge! Is that so? Do you mean it? ..Hi l.. ..Oh I.. ..W.hy?.. It's beyond me. Gee whiz! No kidding? Stamp my brains out! Well, think of that! Hi, girl ! You don't say! Why? It's against my principles. Honey Phooey ! Oh. joy !' Heavens! Oh! Gee ! Oh! Gee ! I didn't do it! Hi, pal ! You aren't lying? Hi, gals! Good Gorman! Hifya, soaks? Tush E Oh, yeah ! Goodness gracious! Is that so? Oh, sugar 1 Gee Oh, Min l O. K.! Oh, phooey ! Hi ! Good night, darling! Aw, fudgical! Wising out again, heh? Oh, fudge ! Aw, shucks! Oh, darn it! Oh, you rat! V Hi, babe 1 Oh, yes! You darn betcha! 1sn't it cute? ooh, joy I.. aces P. Wow ! Oh, my gosh! Swing it! By g':lly ' Hold me back, boys! Oh, it was peachy fun ! Harold Hegman 2048 E, Minnehaha Street Bragging Chocolate chip cake One knows, does one? . Robert Heinrich 540 Mendota Street Bashfulness Rabbit Hi, kid 1 Q Dorothy High 750 East Fourth Street People who annoy her at movies Chocolate fudge cake Oh, gad! Louise Hohman 989 East Third Street Conceit Chow mein Crying in the bucket ! Rohland Hohman 1206 Reaney Street Homework Graham cracker pie Hi ya, flash? -1771 1 1 l 1 r l 1 I 4 1 1 l 1 11 TF' i 5 1 1 I SENIOR INDEX. . .Continued NAME ADDRESS PET PEEVE FAVORITE FOOD FAVORITE EXPRESSION Evelyn Houska 1873 Margaret Street Being in Morrehead's classes Chicken dinner Oh'woo-woo! Dorothy Howard 1637 Fauquier Street Snobs Chili con carne Whoops! Margaret Hunn 986 Beech Street Upfswept hair Chow mein Corny 1 Arthur Hunter 1922 Norgonia Avenue Dorothy High Ice cream 'LWhat clilference do it make? Frances jackson 1111 R055 street Conceited people Anything Geal For swell V' Lucille jaenecke Lawrence Jahn Albert johnson Anna Mae johnson Dorothy johnson Harold Johnson Harry johnson Shirley Jokheck Marion jones Ruth F. Keller Ronald Kirk Don Kordosky john Kromschroecler Roy Kromschrocder Paul Lang Arlene Larson Dorothy E. Lee Allan Leider Lorraine Leko Lorraine Lenz ,lack Leslie Beatrice Lindgren Lorraine Lundeen Bernice Lundgren Elizabeth Lundgren Michael Maloney Virginia Marquardt Virginia Marron Mary Lois Marsh Virginia Mayer Hellen McCallum Jerome McFadden Ralph McHattie Irene Mclntire Donald McKee , Francis Melancon Beatrice Mellin Mildred Merchant Helen Mickelsen Cecilia Mlecoch joseph Mitzuk james Moore Agnes Mortensen Lorraine Mortenson Marion Nadeau Herbert Nadler Dorothy Nelson Margaret Nelson Gerald Ness Don Neuman Phyllis Nienaber Alice Nusbaum Le Roy Olsen Betty Olsen John Olson Marcella Olson Phyllis Olson 853 East Fourth Street 999 Margaret Street 1719 Eleanor Street 1851 St. Clair Street 1164 East Minnehaha Street 1130 East Sixth Street 1144 East Fifth Street 1367 Reaney Street 1194 East Sixth Street 1111 Burns Avenue 1500 Brand Street 1191 Beech Street 1042 Reaney Street 1455 East Sixth Street 810 East Fourth Street 1704 East Maryland Street 967 Wakefield Avenue 1015 Beech Street 1050 Pacidc Street 1164 East Cook Street 1114 Pacific Street 1000 Hudson Street 1315 East Third Street 1836 East Como'Phalen 1836 East Como-Phalen 1134 Beech Street 1159 Reaney Street 1818 La Crosse Street 1853 Palace Street 1009 Fauquier Street 461 Mendota Street 1193 Forest Street Newport 1303 Osceola Avenue 762 Duluth Avenue 1027 East Fifth Street 1113 Thorn Street 735 East Fifth Street 1136 Pacific Street 1204 East Seventh Street 1011 Hudson Avenue 1073 Beech Street 955 Hudson Avenue 955 Wakelield Avenue 417 Sinnen Street 1219 Ross Street 611 Sims Street 289 Maple Street 897 Hastings Avenue 1071 Hastings Avenue 664 Cherry Street 1815 Kerwin Street 1880 St, Clair Street 1593 East Seventn Street 953 McLean Avenue 1826 Sherwood Avenue 334 Mounds Boulevard People who brag Women Ignorant people People reading newspapers on the streetcars Purple jelly beans Conceited people Talkative people Girls and boys who look for the Good lookers. Bfagsins People Short boys Skirts who wear too much make-up Reading Noisy girls V Eleanor Watt Lipstick Boys Conceited people Gaudy girls Conceited girls Gum snapping Talkative girls Childish seniors Certain ignorant boys People who don't keep their word People who don't keep their word Beer Revolving doors Gossips Gossips Salt herring on Sundays Getting up in the morning A girl that never stops talking Teacher's pets Smeared lipstick Bashful girls Being asked questions Trouble makers Football heroes Poor table manners Speed tests Women with a lot of make-up on Doggers People who say, Hi, toots! When she can't sleep on a day she can Braggers Doggers Conceited people Fickle people Girls Two'bit paint job on girls Clocks People who can't mind their business Studying People who never talk Quiet people People who don't finish what they start Girls fussing with their hair Banana cream pie Chocolate pie Chow mein Fried chicken Chow mein Lute-ii sk Pork chops Roast pork and mashed potatoes K Chocolate cake Steak Raspberry pie Ice cream and olives Good roast beef Spinach Everything Macaroni and cheese Ice cream Malted milk Chow mein Italian spaghetti Chop suey Dill pickles Sauerkraut Swedish brown beans Ice cream Chow mein Au gratin potatoes Apple pie Ice cream Chow mein Candy Pork chops Chocolate malted milk Fried chicken Chow mein Hamburgers Chicken Spaghetti Banana cream pie Chow mein Spinach Chow mein Wallles Turkey with cranberries Chow mein Fried onions Chocolate cake Fruit salad Chow mein Fried chicken Lemon pie Roast chicken Chicken salad Ice cream Hamburgers Chow mein Chow mein Okle, Doklef' By golly l AW, nuts! .Hey !.. Could be. .1 Oh, fudge! Oh, Hen l I shkibiblef' Tell me about it. Oh, gee! Laugh? I thought I'd die. Is that right? 'Ohl but definitely. It's a great life. Wait a minute. So what? Fine thing l You sucker. Oh, what a mess! So what? Oh, my goodness! Oh, pshawg twern't nothing. That's for sure l So what? Fishfhoolrsf' Do you catch? A penny saved is a penny earned Aw, nuts! What do you say? Nuts! 1t's a great life if you don't weaken. Dingfdingf' My free'ends. Oh, yeah? Why? Fine thing. You mean it? Oh, for heaven's sake. Oh l -'oeuy 1-- --Good 1-- Blurt'blurtl Cute as a bug! But definitely. Pull out of the fog, Oh, nuts! Who? Me? I'll slug you ! .t The devil you say! For goodness sake! Gosh darn! The dirty dog l Shucksl What a babe! 'P Oh, Gee E .why7., -1781- SENIOR INDEX.. . Continued NAME ADDRESS PET PEEVE FAVORITE FOOD FAVORITE EXPRESSION Catherine O'Malley 1204 Fauquier Street Snobs Malted milks Wow! junie Ott 1299 East Third Street Red hair Soup MGR! OuCh! Norma Owsley 941 Grand Avenue Unfriendly people Spinach The question is to or not to be Faith Pelletier 1720 Beech Street M0cker's Ice cream You poor little thing ! ,lean Perkins 779 East Sixth Street Independent people Cream puffs You dope ! Kathyrn Peterson 1832 Margaret Street Conceited people Potato dumplings lt's a fine thing! Patricia Phillips 1132 Beech Street Compositions Chow mein Anyhoo!'3 Dorothy Piepgras 967 Hudson Avenue Nosy people Chow mein That's for sure. Gordon Plorin 1052 East Fifth Street Doggers Roast chicken Toss him a herring. Helen Polski 914 Waketield Avenue People who don't dance Lemon pie Wow! Alice Pribnow 741 East Third Street Monday mornings Chocolate sundae 'Jeepers creepers. Lorraine Priefer 1044 Reaney Street Insulting people Chow mein 'Fine thing I Edith Putt St. Paul Route No. 6 Conceited people Vegetables 'Oh, fudge ! Vivian Rabens 1356 Margaret Street Unreasonable teachers Peanuts 'Thank ye kindly! Lois Radke Cottage Grove Conceited people Macaroni 'Hi, toots! 1921 Prospect Street Bossy people Chow mein 'Oh, gee ! Audrey Rasmussen Leonard Rassmussen Petra Rassmussen Dorothy Rath Bernice Raths Dorothy Raykowski Wesley Ringius Doris Robertson Dorothy Roll Helen Rooney Joyce Root Roger Ryan Roy Sandell john Sanders Anne Scanlon Clayton Scherz Agnes Scherman Harold Schedl Rita Schmit Herbert Schneider Alyce Seaquist Simon Selvog Bernice Selke Mary Sharkey Jeanne Slipp Dorothy Smith Robert Smith Lawrence Stahl Vernon Sommerdorf Betty Stahnke Marge Stemper Edward Stokes Allen Stoltzman Leona Stralstrom Eleanor Strobel Marcelline Strop Fern Struble Francis Stutzman Harry Swan Margaret Thill Jean Tigges Angeline Tylka Lillian Virkus Eleanor Watt Eileen Watt Mahlon Wescott Margaret Wild Douglas Wohlberg Grace Yoder Agnes Zeverino Fred Zwar 1171 East Sixth Street 1457 Pacific Street 656 Plum Street Newport 850 East Fifth Street 794 Mounds Street 314 Bates Avenue 1094 East Sixth Street 1208 Fauquier Street 1879 Kerwin Street 207 Bates Avenue 1144 Beech Street 1521 Burns Avenue 1186 East Minnehaha Street 1121 McLean Avenue 764 East Fourth Street 1021 Margaret Street 949 Margaret Street 1035 Ross Street 1002 Pacific Street 1136 Reaney Street 1220 East Sixth Street 1899 Margaret Street 155 River Street S48 East Third Street 848 East Third Street 986 East Third Street 997 Euclid Street 1067 Suburban Street 1955 James Street 660 East Fifth Street Lake Elmo 1752 Margaret Street 1040 Euclid Street 803 Earl Street 1243 Sigel Street Newport 67 Maria Avenue 840 Beech Street 1019 White Bear Avenue 293 Clarence Street 1002 East Sixth Street 1070 Fauquier Street 848 East Fifth Street 865 Hastings Avenue 805 Beech Street 2184 Fauquier Street 903 Mounds Street Highwood Park 327 Maple Street Spoiled girls Shoes with broken laces Stubborn people Snobs Long feathers on hats Snooty girls People that think they know it all Stocking runs Sissies Young brothers Girls People who talk too much Short hair Being told how to do anything Sarcastic teachers People who are always late Obstinate teachers Boys that stand along the wall at a dance Crabby teachers Poor dancers Crabby teachers Noisy people Giggling Gerties People that are too independent Conceited boys Doggers john Gabriel Feathers in girls' hats Smart Alecks Nagging teachers Loud people Snubs Sarcastic people Compositions Conceited people Late daters Irrational pedagogues Welfare Leaguers Monday mornings People that call her Toots! Hi, toots! New hair styles Roy Kromshroeder Arguments Guifers People that aren't serious Asking questions Scratched desks Someone who thinks they're better than she is Snooty girls Fried chicken Baked ice cream Chow mein Apple pudding Soup Candy Ice cream Cherry pie Pickles Ice cream Chow mein Turkey dinner Chop suey Baked potatoes Fried steak Crab salad Ice cream Cream puffs Chow mein Chicken and french fries Wild roast duck Spaghetti Graham cracker pie Cakes and cookies Sauerkraut and spare ribs Swiss steaks Dixie dew Ice cream Liver Chow mein Wild duck Rice pudding Fried chicken Chicken Corned beef Potato chips Watermelon Banana cake Ice cream Cottage cheese Hot tamales Chow mein Fried chicken Anything edible Chow mein Pineapple salad Apple pie Lemon pie Chocolate malted milks Potato pancakes it Holy doodle! We had a ripping good time. Oh, gee! Holy cow ! Wow ! Oh, gosh!' Give me an inspiration. Oh, sugar I What do you know? I don't know. Honesty is the best policy. Oh, for nifty! Hi, you ! Nuts! He can't do that to me. Oh, fudge! Save your money. Anyhoo. Nuts! Hey, kid l For heaven's sake ! ,Ieepers creepersf' Nuts! Do you want to know? Put a head on this. After all ! Where cloes it get you? My goodness! They're all alike. You mean it? More power to you. Why? Oh, cats! I'm telling you! -'Could be. Another 'E'! Mmmmh ! ooh F. Oh, gosh ! Gee ! ..My! My!v. It's a great life if you don't weaken. Say, now! That's what you think! What? Oh, dear! Here, here, none of that now. Hi, ya, babe! 4791 SENIOR CLASS WILL Gerald Ness leaves Virginia Diedrich to Richard Rowan. Roy Kromschroeder leaves his RollsfRoyce to Miss Gallagher. Lawrence John leaves his basketball ability to Bob Appleton. Harold Schedl just leaves. Francis Stutzman leaves first place on the honor roll to Howard Neavin. Vernon Sommerdorf leaves his shadow to Niel Braun. Herbert Nadler leaves his curly locks to Mr. Peterson. Shirley Everett leaves Bob Gronquist in the hands of Jane Gates. Gerald Aichele donates his car to the school for use as a bus. James Kittel leaves his noisy ways to Francis Jones. Daniel Brant leaves his short, curly hair to Ernst Bergman. Gerald Ness leaves his different styles of dressing to Tom Syfko. Mahlon Wescott leaves his girls from North Saint Paul to Bud Ekelund Bette Ferry leaves her drag with Mr. Bonnell to George McDonald. Virginia Marron leaves her light complexion to Nadine Dominguez. Norma Owsley leaves her roller skating ability to Agnes Conroy. Jeanne Haack leaves her ability to get by to June Andler. Allan Stoltzman leaves his mental ability to Robert Fernlund. Robert Heinrich leaves his ability as a salesman to Mr. Waters. Willie Gangl leaves his lankiness to William Johnson. Virginia Nye leaves her basketball ability to Betty Jensen. Eleanor Watt leaves her quiet nature to John Reynolds. Paul Horton leaves his way with the women to Melvin Hutchins. Jerome McFadden leaves his dancing ability to Victoria De Palma. Doris Bartkey leaves her nickname, Pudgy , to Jean Perkins. Don McKee leaves his mustache to Bob Nord. Fred Grea leaves his basketball ability to Steve Lee. Beatrice Lindgren leaves Bob Davenport to any girl who wants him. Don Neumann leaves his good looks to John Drost and Bill Nelson. i80lL September October 194 27-28e November December 15e January February March 28-29- April 27- May June 1- SCHCCL CALENDAR 21-The band plays at the Payne Avenue Harvest Festival. 7-The first G.A.A. Sunlight Dance is held. 20-Harding Alumni come home for Homecoming. 29 12 30 4Sad news . . . M. E. A. is at hand. 16-G.A.A. girls attend the University meet. -Saga program arouses interest in yearbook. 1-The Girls' Glee Club entertains WMIN listeners. 2f The First Dress Suit presented by expression classes. 8eGridiron warriors honored at P.fT.fA. Football Banquet. 9AJunior Class holds election. 16 19 - One Night in Bethlehem , the Christmas play, is presented. -The Library Club has its Christmas party. 14-Junior Girl Reserves hold skating party. 18eExaminations begin . . . also worry. 26 30 9 gP.'T.'A. gives a Band Benefit. -Fiftyfeight students wave farewell to Harding. fMadrigal Club sings at Lowry Hotel. 18iGirls' Trio sings over WMIN. 3O4Senior Girl Reserves sponsor doughnut sale. 13 - Hollywood Revue presented by P.fT.fA. 18-Lucille Oberg and Gerald Ness win good grooming contest. 28iThe crowd roars . . . Growing Pains presented by the senior class. 5+Student Council sponsors Cleanfup Week . 3-College Club Tea is given. 5-G.A.A. Sport Show reveals athletic prowess of Harding femmes. 64Mummers' Club Dinner Dance. 11-Alumni Club Banquet given at Frederick Hotel. 16-Library Club Tea is held Can old English customj. 18-Letter Assembly held by G.A.A. 25YSenior Girl Reserves hold a Mothers' Day Party Cpolishing the apple for the prom gownb. 2-The annual prom marks debut of aspirin tablets. 15-After fouryears we graduate . . . we hope. l31l The following advertisers have helped to make the 1939 Saga possible. Remember them when you are shopping. Hazel Park Hardware Holm and Olson Clarence Thole Premier Tailors Herrick Jewelers Topel Florists Jenny's Barber Shop Bodin Drugs Norman's Food Market Rosecrans Electric Co. Northwestern State Bank S. A. Hansen Coal Co. Cable's Business School Dayton Bluff Sheet Metal Works Sally's Beauty Salon Tedls Food Market Western Badge and Novelty Co. Otto Drugs White Front Hamburger Shop Mounds Park Beauty Shop Pete Memmerls Food Market C. P. Schindler Barber Shop Samuelson's Food Market Eschenbacher Jewelers Reiner's Food Market Ray Vierow, jeweler Rasmussen Business School Drewry's John Waech Shoe Store Paul's Barber Shop Miller Florist Electric Blue Print Co. William B. Martin Lumber Co. Ray J. Ryan, Groceries and Meats H. M. Smyth Printing Co. McCluskey Bros., Inc. Farmers and Merchants State Dyer's Musical Merchandise St. Paul Bottling Co. Martin Giesen John B. Westerheim Nichols' Business School Fisher Photo Supply Co. Rossi Service Station Dayton Advertising Service Freeman Shoe Store Forest Cash Grocery Concord Laundry Jack Price Aichele Fuel Globe Business College Hutchins' Garage Ekelund Motors R. W. Hruby, Groceries and M Six Corners Sandwich Shop Backer Fuel Brozek's Food Market Weberls Bakery Walter Bergmann Tower Cleaners S. Paul Johnson Grocery Dairy Advertising Agency Casperson Fender and Body W Twin City Book and Statione Eastman Kodak Store Lincoln Printing Co. Outlet Helga's Hat Shop Paris Cleaners M. Peyer Greene Engraving Co. Josten Jewelers Bank eats orks I' y A SMALL, Select, Private School. In Session Throughout the Year. Enter at Any Time. INDIVIDUAL Progress. EVERY GRADUATE EM PLOYED ffwbfmg fpfjewff pwwfamivftxfawf 23 EAST SIXTH STREET Lgfblhl Qbwf MR. NICHOLS BELIEVES . . . that EVERY Business School and EVERY college or university maintaining a business-training course, should be REQUIRED BY LAVV to provide employ- ment for its graduates, just as the NICHOLS SCHOOL has done since 1898. In other words, 'KA POSITION instead of a mere diploma. 'l83l Start your Buszhess Tmzizzizg now Enroll in day or evening school and prepare for business positions. Study under ideal conditions and expert business teachers. Individual progress. Best of equipment. lile- mentary and advanced accounting, secretarial training, shorthand, typewriting, business organization, office machines, civil service, etc. Free employment service. Visit our new building: no solicitors employed: Bulletin: 40th year. 63 Em Fifth saint Paul, Street Minnesota near Cedar Cedar 5333 PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL STUD ENT S ICLF- G CAS It Should be, Accorc Dictator - - Herbert Nadler President - - Len Rasmussen Minister of VVar - - - Herbert Schneider Minister of Mass Production - - Dale Curtin 0Vl'IRNNIl'IN'l' ling to the Seniorsl Secretary of the Treasury Minister ol' Peace - - Minister of Garbage Disposal Secretary of Labor - - Bob Davenport Daniel Brant Francis Stutzman Roland Hinscli Minister of Food Supplies - Jack Haar Minister of Aviation - Walter Hruby Minister of Gab ---- Agnes Zeverino Inspector of Bakeries Virginia Mayer Secretary of the Navy - - Tugboat Early Minister of Gutling - - Gerald Ness Where you do get authentic Style! Choose from such fa- mous makes as Schloss Bros., Varsity-Town, Kerry-Keith,Michaels, Stern and others. Suits or Topcouls 3518 to 5535 Delco STOKERS AND OIL BURNIQRS FURNACES 909 Johnson Pkwy . T0wer 2170 FrzQQ'zb'az?e MCC1LlSke REERrGERA'roRs y ELECTRIC RANGES 2nd Floor B,.0,,,,., Am,,,,, HOT WATER HEATERS l84l E would like to take this opportunity to thank the faculty and seniors for the splendid eo-operation we have had in making the photographs for the I939 Saga. In the years to come may we serve you for all of your photographic needs? PORTRAITS, WEDDINGS, FAMILY GROUPS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHS O QWYQ specialize in the restoration of old photographs and snapsholsb KENNETH M. WRIGHT STUDIOS GA 4430 101 E. 6th Street 1851 I I '4 li Secretarial Stenographic Stenotypy Bookkeeping Salesmanship Dictaphone Civil Service SECURE THE TRAINING THAT BUSINESS REQUIRES Day and Night School Office lVluellinl's Oven All Year And Others S, Q ll i Attend Summer School and Be llvxuly Sooner for u Business : 'WW'- Position. ' l 1 i l Business wants young people with ' ability and ambition. It makes V , one dednite requirementfthey ci must be thoroughly trained, ' 11? 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JENNY'S BARBER SHOP , 1051 Hastings Avenue Corner Hastings Ave. and Earl St. St. Paul, Rlinn. ffwe Appreciate Your patronage' i86l 1 1 ' 1 Theatrical Costume Serviee . . Headquarters for for OUTDOOR SPORT CLOTHES ICE FOLLIES OPERAS l,nrgt-st Suit-mi Qyrm 5 and lit-st Yftlut-s DR.u1,xTIt: PuoDUc:'r1oNs in 'he N ft'WS for A Amateurs and Professionals MARTIN GIESEN'S 23 WV. 5th St. St. Paul.. NIinn. JOHN WAECH SHOES AND ARCH SUPPORTS CORRECTLY FITTED Shoe Repairing Tennis Shoes and Oxfords 1053 Hastings Avenue TOwer 2 102 C as and Oil Lubrication Bal tery Serviee-Tires ROSSI TEXACO SERVICE JOHN ROSSI, Prop. A graduate of the Class of '32 Hastings Ave. at Bates St. WHITE FRONT 50 H,xMBUnGER st- STEAKS CHILI 1030 Hastings Avenue w Cir BROZEK'S FOOD NIARKIYI' FAIRWAY FINE FOODS Nlouncls Park Cro:-ery oceries, NI1-als, Fruits, Vegetables 999-1001 Hastings Avenue TOwer 4327-4323 WESTERN BADGE AND NOVELTY CO JOHN A. LETHART, Prop. 402 N. Exchange street. comer sixth WE MADE HARIJING BUTTONS E. P. SCIIINDLER Barber Shop 920 E. 7th St. The Best Place to Come for PRINTING' -MIMEOGRAPHING NOR1IAN'S FOOD MARKET TO. 8238 LINCOLN PRINTING CONIPANY 917 Remmy Strom Tower 1511 959 E. 7th St. at Forest St. BACKER FUEL 8 ICE CO. ESTABLISHED 1898 929 East Seventh Street TOwer 0444 It is best to deal with an old reliable concern. RU DEEN Pl IARNIACY fllodin Ilrug Co.j The Store with a Reputation Established 1373 Seventh and Wlaeouta Sts. l87l -1 BOOKS EASTMAN KODAK STORES, Inc. NEW'-USED Bought, Sold, and Exehanged Good Luck to the Graduates Everything I G GOLDBARG Photographic TWIN CITY BOOK 8 STATIONERY CO. 91 East Sixth Street St. Paul, Nlinn. 408 Cedar Street Learn to play. GArfield 534-7 Guitar F. W. TOPEL We will let you take a Guitar free for 8 Weeks. Lessons only 500 weekly. PEYER NIUSIC CO. 16 East Sixth Street CEIIUI' 4574 The Quality Florist Member, Florist Telegraph Delivery 191 East Seventh Street St. Paul, lllinn. SAlVlUELSON,S FOOD MARKET Corner Beech and Earl Streets Telephone: TOwer 0515 J. P. W'ESTERHEIM Diamonds-Vilalches-Jewelry Fine Watch Repairing 854 East Seventh St. Res. Van Buren S. P. CASPERSON Repairing Bodies, Doors, and Fenders AUTO PAINTING 902 E. 7th St. TO. 84-70 0304 IIELGA IIAT SHOP Hats and Dresses 200 Bremer Arcade Telephone: GArIield 8300 TOXVER fl-100 TOWYER RADIO CONIPANY Complete Sales and Service SEE OUR COMPLETE NORGE DISPLAY C. G. THOLE E. Tth St. at Arcade EK ELUND lVIOTORS Sales and Service, Storage 1024 E. 7th Sl. TO. 9155 Fill Up with Phillip's H66,, at NELSON'S SERVICE STATION Tires, Tubes, Batteries OREASINC Duluth and East, lllinnehaha FOREST CASII GROCERY Corner Sixth and Forest TOwer 5611 JISSP THE BEST FLOWERS Always . . . and at -most reasonable prices. 0 HOLM ESL OLSON 20 West Fifth Street Amcricajs Largest Flower Store Frzends extend C0ngreztulatz'ons to the Class of 1939 and Smdem Body Complzinents We are H appy of to Have Played a Part . in the Com ilation A F rzerzd p of this HAZEL PARK IIAIQDWARE The 1939 Saga Tflwer 3191 848 Wllitc Bear Avenu Q near Seventh PARIS CLEANERS GREENE Quality Cleaning at Popular Prices PICKUP AND DELIVERY N St. Paul 835 E. 7th bt., next to Post Office 'I'Ower 0 0 1l89l HEADLINERS CF 1939 Senior Class President f junior Class President f f f Student Council President f f National Honor Society President Homecoming Queen f f f Carnival Queen f Miss Harding f f Valedictorian ffff Salutatorian ffff Winners of D.A.R. Award Winner of Science Award f Saga Editor ffff Beacon Editor ffff Mummers' Club President f German Club President f French Club President f f Senior Latin Club President junior Latin Club President Science Club President f f HifY President f f f G.A.A. President ffff Senior Girl Reserves' President junior Girl Reserves' President Leads in Growing Pains f f Dancing Club President f Band President f f Camera Club President f Poetry Club President f Rifle Club President Fencing Club President f Bowling Club President f Library Club President f Prom Chairman ffff Winner of College Club Essay National Class C Ski Champ AllfCity Football Player f AllfCity Basketball Players f AllfCity Hockey Player f 1 1 1 f Leonard Rasmussen f Richard Harrington 1 1 1 William Nienaber f Allan Leider Shirley Everett f Beatrice Lindgren 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f Lois Radke Francis Stutzman f Harold Schedl f Marjorie Buechner, Dorothy Lee 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Howard Erickson, Ma 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f Allan Leider Francis Stutzman f Carol Aichele Edward Stokes Gordon Plorin Harold Schedl Elizabeth Abeler Lawrence Johnson Howard Erickson f Gerald Ness Shirley Everett Shirley jokheck f Cleone Kelly ry Jane McDonald f Gail Kent f Burt Deebach f John Olson Victoria De Palma f James Kittel William Kinsey f Earle Wooley Kathryn Bosshart Ernst Bergmann Carol Aichele f Gene Lewis Robert Cronquist Steve Lee, Gerald McLaughlin 1 1 1 1 f Howard Lee Winners of Good Grooming Contest f f f Lucille Oberg, Gerald Ness Winner of Music Awards f f f Elizabeth Abeler, Herbert Schneider fl90l You'll Like K A Y O Chocolate Soda A new earhonated heveru fe bottled lr Drewr 's is y y FRESH PASTEURIZED MILK HAS NO SUBS'l'I'l'l l'E Ofiiee To. 5227 DAYTON'S BLU Res. To. 0867 FF SHEET METAL WORKS 819 E. lIinnehaha St. PAUIRS BARBER SIIOP PAUL J. FOSHAY, Prop. 943 East Third Street TED'S FOOD M A RKET The store where your Chilflre n get the same attention and service as you would yourself. A Fine Graduation Gift Free To Be Selected from our Stock by You To each graduate whose parents purchase a graduation watch from us. Mention this ad. CLIFTON A . Il ERRH IK JENVELER 804- East Third Street 'I'Ower 1736 . 1 . 1 Y 361 AIIIIIICSOIH St. near Fifth Lhdar D Q K' I 45q4'g i.!,,,, ARGUS CANDID CANIERAS 174.5 Lens - Shutter speed I-25 to I-200 I FISHER PHoTo SUPPLY co. :ii twffii' 381 Minnesota St. Congratulations, Class of 1939 S. A. HANSEN COAL CO. Retail COAL - COKE - WOOD - FUEL OILS Arcade and Fauquier Streets TO wer 5193 Compliments of HUTCHINS GARAGE MOBILGAS Point Douglas Roa MOBILOIL III-PRESSURE GREASING General Repairing and wielding 24 HOUR FUEL OIL SERVICE d and Burns Avenue Telephone: TO 5902-0664 l91l Phone: CEdar 7930 The Mu5Z'6 HUHJ-6 WM. EsCHENB,u:1lER JEWELER of Dianlonds, Elgin and Halnillon Yvulchcs . Adjusting of Fine Wal,ches 245 E. Tth St., between W'ac0uta and Rnsabcl MNUD 1810 ST. PAUL, MINN. Q DAYTON ADVERTISING SERVICE W. .I. DYER 86 BRO. KEN REHNBERG 21-23 West Fifth Slrccl Class '34 JO TE ' Designers and Manufacfurery of Fzhe School Jewelry Szhee 1897 Factory - OVVATONNA, MINN. I92I Tyriwsrd D Fw Litlwograprwing and Binding of I H1939 Saga' by the H. M. smvrr-I Pnmrme co r 178-192 EastNintl'1 Street U St.Paul Telephones: Garfield 5891 and Garfield 589 JI r Start your business career with a good banking connection FINANCIAL STRENGTH and complete facilities for your banking needs at this convenient location. NORTHWESTERN STATE BANK SEVENTH AND REANEY sTREE'rs Affiliated with the Northwest Bancorporation Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TOwer 5068 Res. TOwer 8234 FARNIERS 81 IWIERCPIANTS STATE BANK ROSECRANS ELECTRIC CO' East Seventh and ltlinnehaha Streets Wiring lVIotors FiXtul'6S Lanlps Appliances St. Paul, hlinn. 895 East Seventh Street St. Paul, Nlinn. Come in Anytime-f-Always Open SIX CORNERS SANDWICH SHOP Hamburgers, Steaks, Chops CLARENCE FAGERSTROM, Prop. East Seventh and llinnehaha Streets WEBERS QUALITY BAKERY 890 East Seventh Street TOwer 2728 Do you know . . . J. Il. REINERS has Good Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables T0wer 2311-7640 1238 E. Seventh 2 RAY J. RYAN Groceries and IWIQ-als Van Buren 0505 1291 Past Seventh Street LUMBER MILLWORK ROOFING INSULATION, HARDWARE, PAINT IKMARTIN LUMBERIH T'?Y'E'?F'5' , NPETEM MEMMEIVS FOOD MARKET WE DELIVER 1045 Hastings Ave. TOwer 4305-4306 'l94l' ELECTRIC BLLE PRINT CO. 312 Nlinnesola Street Drafting Supplies-Art Matt-rials Drawing Sets Telephone: TOwer 0817 ,I. P. BIILLER Sz SONS Florists CUT FLOWERS-POT PLANTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 1767 Iludson Road Sl. Paul, Minn RESULTS OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOYS Francis Stutzman Leonard Rasmussen Daniel Brant OF SENIOR POLL OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRLS Carol Aiehele Shirley Everett Dorothy Lee SENIORS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEICD Francis Stutz man Daniel Brant Elizabeth Abeler Compliments of nw vllcnow 1158 East Seventh Street 5, I 9 '- M I,, I X 'i II X 'U, . M- I I, flmvy ly 3 'IINI V gf' H, vp llll iiliililililili .g,g,. J: I -:. ll I if 'I I 'll liiil I ull r lll W ri Inu unnlmlmnllllhmlllh uummllllullmllll I f., nwjwii llVliWiIiwIfullllil,llllIlllwIlInIiIllmliliwl 7 -'-ff E ! in II I Q I I II ' - ESN'VyUV I We f , li WI I IIII I'II IIII IigwvmauWwlll liWlll lllll 1, as E X if ANDEJIH Compliments of S. PAU L JOHNSON Croeer Earl and llastings R. WI HRUBY Groceries and Meals 5 9 f iiiT51E252i5'52f'5:5'5f5a21?555:25 0' ' fEfEVEli15:,:1:fZ: '.i?5,5,E, 'I 155' ---- f if , i 'l Brown and White . . . Bluek and While Red Rubber Soles FREEMAN SHOE STORE 300 Bates AVCHUC TUWCI' 0103 4 East Seventh Slreel CA . 6122 I95I x GIRL GRADU TE Of HARDICSIHGH CHKXH, ATTEND GABLET A High-Standard Secretarial and Civil Service Training School Exclusively for Girl Graduates of HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ADVERTISING BLSINESS LAW CORRESPONDENCE MACHINE OPERATION COMPTOMICTRY Thorough CIVIL SERVICE Training Course FILING TYPI NG SHORTHANIJ IJICTAPIION E ACCOUNTING The only Business College in Saint Paul which actually requires High School Graduation for entrance. Summer Quarter Classes hegin June 12, 19, and 26. Fall Quarter Classes begin September 5, 11, and 18. Enroll immediately after graduation and he prepared for a position several months ahead of the crowd. RTVIOUS CONINILRCIXL TR-XIYIYG REQUIRED FOR ENTRANCE. NOP u I. - I' u . I I I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' emted and credits allowed. Those with High School Lommertial 'I raining ace I .Xtiiliated with lausiness concerns for practical training. FREE EMPLOYMENT IJEPARTMENT open to our graduates. Write or Telephone for full description of our school and its courses. CABLE' SECRETARIAL COLLEGE 151-T liniversily Avenue, Near Snelling .-xV0ll1ll' IE S. CABLE BURTON A. GTKBLE Saint Paul, Xlinnesola GR.-Xl President Principal Telephones: hliclway 96114 and Nlidwuy 4255 We employ no solicitors . . . XYe give no free scholarships . . . Enough said. 196i
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