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

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Hardingis industrial arts departmentprovides boys fand girlsj with an excellent opportunity to gain an in-depth experience in drafting, elec- tricity, metal shop, and wood shop. Drafting classes teach such skills as reading blueprints, drawing house plans, and making floor plans. Electricity class teaches basic facts and funda- mental principles of electricity. Students learn uses and a respect for electricity. Metal shop teaches metal working, the use of various machines, welding and construction. In wood shop, students learn the basics of working with wood. All students produce pro- jects under the watchful eye of instructors. People for Life Mr. P. Paulson searches through his metal shop records. 29 .t.......ndi jerry Schowalter, junior, forms a table leg. as X... ,MM Preparing for class is Mr. j. Spies, drafting teacher

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Examining a blueprint in drafting is Mr. G. Scott. Mr. T. Eckman explains a circuit diagram in his electricity class. Industrial Arts Prepares the Practical Side of Mr. R. Fish takes time out ofhiswoodshop class. Sophomore Kevin Ferris works in metal shop. 28

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44011109 Mr. Heyerdahl explains a passage in the music. The music department combines vocal and in- strumental music. Mr. R. Hartman directs the bands. The class- es are divided up into A and B sections. The concert band performs at assemblies and at other occasions throughout the year. The pep band supports Hardingis athletic teams at the games. Northwestern State Bank provided warm nylon jackets for all members ofthe marching band this year. The choirs are under the direction of Mr. P. Heyerdahl. The choirs consist of sophomore choir, solo cho r, concert choir, A choir, and girls' glee choir. The choir presented the mus- ical The King and ln. Music Makes the World Practicing are Tim Bradley and Dick Persell. T. 'w. V , 'TTT- Ncw W , A' A Choir members practice for a pop concert. 30 5 MNMN-aa