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

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MEMORILIM Page Four Sunset and czfwzizzg slur, And one clear ful! for me! When I fm! our Z0 sea. MISS MARY CATES Wliile recording the memories and successes of our high school years, We sorrowfully pause in honor of the memory of Miss Mary P. Cates. All Harding was saddened hy her sudden death on Novemher 4, 1946. lt was a deep shock to both teachers and students, for Miss Cates Was not only a teacher hut a friend, also, to hundreds of hoys and girls. During her twenty years at Harding, she never failed to lend a helping hand Whenever she could. In her history and economic geography classes she not only taught her suhiects well hut also taught her pupils to he fine men and Women. Miss Cates' unselhsh devotion to her Work Was appreciated as evidenced hy the numher of visits and the letters she received from former Hardingites. To the faculty and student hody alike the passing of Miss Cates meant the loss of a fine teacher and a true friend. And may lfzcrc be 110 Wlfllllljllg of the bm

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'Iv Harding, to thee we sing, We'll always fight for thee, Harding High, Sing till thy dear halls ring, On, on to victory. School of our happy days, Thine the honor, thine the glory, We sing in thy praise. Harding High! Page Three

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