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TERRENCE O'TOOLE ,,...... ff, ...,...4+VfEditor-in-Chief ..,.,,f!,.,Associate Editors 'I Editor Z ,,,...,, Business Manager -1 .,.......,..,....,, Photographer .........Advertising Manager , fax ' ZX Ufhe Sid!! MRS. LILLIAN SELLES S MRS. BEATRICE MILLER QCLC Q15 Last Row: Mr. Harp, Mr. R. Johnson, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Christensen, and Mr. T. johnson. Second Row: Miss Cates, Miss Moes, Miss Amundsen, Miss Pollman, and Miss Pearson, Firxt Raw: Mr. Slocum, Miss Schulz, Mr. Godfrey, Miss Miller, and Mr. Gausemel. .Z ,-M Page Six 2 W M1 W G 5 H A '., , Am V - . ,.., 4 gm ' V5 0. 5 N, T f :.. V- . 1 k g' ':1,f a ,W -h,f4-- -i ..... .- -:. .M h A,h , .. f, , 4 ., .,., ,:f v. A x of E his ,. 1, L . ,ak fgf- . ,, ,, 'VS .T 1 S 'Y X' MQW ' S MN wx' z Q 0 I A -,c A ,1 , 3 E' X we 1 wa, W ,F ., if, v J 'H 15' Meg? N 0331. ,z ' K M, , ,HV Vgwagfflw ff.. ff -A 2 5 fl 394' , 'H' - -- -- , . 'fsefZ. - M5252 . . V M -'kr fl 5 1 M, ., .,.. 3 i,,....M , ,. 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Dean tlaudetto, View-president: Charles Merchant, president: Betty Espersen, secretaix James Jlellonio, treasurer: Mrs. Stevens, and Lorraine Norsby. enior hcerd anal Commiffeefi The duty of the senior ofiicers rnd committees is to take charge of the varied activities of the senior class. The hrst event sponsored hy the class was an Autumn Dance, held on October 11. Then the question of rings appeared, and samples had to he obtained from various jewelers and sultmitted to the class for consideration. Then the graduates had to he measured for caps and gowns. When the selection of class photographer and senior pictures presented itself, that really was a head- acheg so the officers had to come to the rescue. This same group, also assisted by members of the committee, supervised the taking of group pictures for the Saga, Then commencement announcements and cards needed to he voted upon and selected. Our 'QSaga', also proved to he a wholesome task for the stair. Sort of wind- ing up our career as seniors will be the play, 'lWhat A Lifef' to he presented in our auditorium on April 24 and 25. Presidenf ..... . . .CHARLES MERCHANT Vice-President. . . , . . DEAN GAUDETTE Secretary ,... . . .BETTY ESPERSEN Treasurer , . . . . JAMES BELLOMO Advisers MRS. EMILY STEVENS MISS FLORENCE PEARSON Page Nine K Q gr fri n X K 1 QS X MQ J eifgli l, I xo X ,xg A O. We-' , ,JW meg' ifjgfolaifon -was feature Qrlitbr of,the Beacon . . . played AH foo TI in '381 '39, and '40 . . . also played? asketball and baseball . . . declares that fsports arqyliis hobby . . . was a member of the cho'r,, ff' confesses that Mickey Rooney sandcispexfreff Tracy are his favorite movie 'stars. el fl ll6!2 ECLLEI' was a member of the Dancing Club . . . de- clares that Laurence Olivier and Robert Preston are her favorite movie stars . . . likes to listen to Bob Hope's program . . .enjoys skating and swimming . . . declares that Rebecca was the best movie she has ever seen . . . admits that she likes red-heads. Eff, garreff . was treasurer of the Library Club . . . also belonged to the Science Club and Red Cross Chapter, the Girl Reserves and the G.A.A. . . . wants to be a comptometer operator . . . declares her hobbies are collecting stamps and keeping scrap-books . . . confesses that Louis Hayward and Bette Davis are her favorite movie stars. 0l'0fAg All el' was a member of the Girl Reserves . . . says her favorite movie stars are Cary Grant and janet Gaynor . . . claims Mortal Storm was the best movie she has ever seen . . . states that her favorite radio program is We 55 ' , the People . . . says that typing and short- hand are her favorite subjects. mms! ra., was a member of the Dancing and Science Clubs, the Girl Reserves, and the G.A.A .... says her ambition is to be a nurse . . . de- ares that her hobbies are collecting match vers, and skiing . . . enjoyed bookkeeping more than any other subject . . . confesses 5gl i MillEf is favorite radio per- l' if jr Yah. ormdn gofcff was a member of the Science, Mummers, and Dancing Clubs . . . attended Mechanic Arts for two years before coming here . . . says his hobbies are photography, stamp-collecting, and gardening . . . appeared in The Nine Lives of Emily , . . plans to attend the Uni- versity of Minnesota . . . enjoys listening to Fred Waring. Gifts! Mandi was a member of the Dancing, Latin, Science, and Tennis Clubs . . . played in the band and the orchestra . . . says that his ambition is to be a chemist . . . confesses that his hobbies are music and sports played intramural and municipal basketball and hockey . . . enjoys listening to Bob Hope. Page Ten , 4 xr . , . 1- ' , V, - , Woderf ydrnclf was a member of the RiHe Club . . . has played municipal hockey . . . would like to attend Vocational School . . . declares his ambition is to be a draftsman . . . admits his hobbies are collecting stamps and building model airplanes . . . thinks that 'QKnute Rockne, All-Americani' is the best movie he has ever seen. Ciicfwcufvl gaiarf was president of the Science Club, and sergeant-at-arms of the Red Cross Chapter . . . belonged to the National 'Honor Society . . . served on the '40 prom committee . . . says his hobbies are radio and science in gen- cral . . . claims that his favorite radio star is Jack Benny. HITLBJ e 0n'l0 l Z? ff has been treasurer of the senior class and the Latin Club, and vice-president of both the Science and French Clubs . . . was also a member of the National Honor Society and the German Club . . . served on the '40 prom committee . . . appeared in the German and French Varieties. . . . lfglnla el'l50l'l was a member of the Girls, Glee Club . . . appeared in the operetta, I-lollywood Extra . . . says that Herbert Marshall and janet Gaynor are her favorite movie stars . . . en- joys listening to Kay Kyser's orchestra . . . declares that her ambition is to be a nurse . . . confesses that her hobby is ,stamp collect- ing- , . 15' 444 ,t hy, 1- ea-1' I e-- f .gxirgy Z?fancAar0! has been a member of the Science Club and the G.A.A .... says her hobbies are swim- n-ing and skating... confesses that in- dustrial geography was her favorite subject . . . enjoys listening to Bob Hope's program . . . declares that 'QGone With the Windn is ihe best movie she has ever seen. 1 says her ambition is to be a professional ice- skater . . , confesses that her hobby is dress- making . . . states that Loretta' Young and Melvyn Douglas are her favorite movie stars . . . declares that Dark Victory' was the best movie she ever saw . . . liked typing more ihzin any other subject in high school. g0I 6!0l'l EGHQJ his been a member of the Ski Club and Swimming team . , . plans to attend Dun- woody Institute after graduating .. . con- fesses his ambition is to become an electrical technician . . . says his hobbies are skiing, skating and swimming . . . enjovs listening to Kay Kyser's orchestra likes jackie Cooper and Hugh Herbert in the movies. We! Euan was advertising manager of the Beacon . . . appeared in Hollywood Extra,', Teapot on the Rocks, and One Night in Bethlehemv . . . declares that his ambition is to become a playwright was a member of the Mummers' Club . . . says tha pression was his favorite subject i hi c ool. u e geiafner was a o e dent Council and the D cing . . . played intramural and ml-mCiP3l basketball . . . says that she enjoys Qfstening t Glenn Miller's orchestra . . . de at uNorthwest Mounted Police is the movie he has ever seen . . . likes Boris Kar and Mickey Rooney in the movie wor d. clloeffa 0CAfnan Y belonged to the Library Club and' Science Club . . . was a member of the Student Council . . . plans to attend. the University of Minnesota . . . says her favorite subject in high school was chemistry . . . declares that her hobby is horse-back riding . . . enjoys listening to Whoopie john . . . states that she prefers blondes to brunettes. arcuri I'0LUl'l enjoys photography, swimming, and skating . . . was a member of the Bowling Club . . . likes Errol Flynn and Ann Sheridan . . . would like to become a salesman . . . chooses Kay Kyser and the 'QHit Paradev as his favorite radio programs . . . appeared in the Education Week Program . . . admits that he likes brunettes. f ruine gucAAoL was a member of the G.A.A .... belonged to the Senior Girl Reserves and Science Club . . . played in the band . . . was a member of the choir . . . appeared in Hollywood Extrav . . . Wants to be a famous piano- accordionist . . . says that Ray Milland and Claudette Colbert are her favorite movie stars. efefng .?ur was a member of the Science pub, arid,-fhe choir . . his ihobbiesa-re skiirfgfstarip- collecting, d photography . . . enjoys listdn- ing to Glenn illeris orchestra . . . confesses that his favo 'ei inoirieistars are I-ledy La Marr and Dor N y Lamour . thinks that Untamed,' is t e best movie he has' ever seen. n 5 ey ar 0 Q 13 f C N . . as Saga circulation man e . . . was pres- 'dent of the' Hbwlmg Club, nd co-captain of the ki - earn.. .X long to the Dancing xlclu nglkecb-CrossbsCp gel . . . served on fthe uni ringcand ptsm c ittees . . . says Uhis issx b come a class HAM skier . Idblectgiki- ipsQs a hobby. une raunig was an active member of the G.A.A. . . . confesses that One Manis Family is her favorite radio program . . . enjoyed Gone With The Windn more than any other movie she has seen . . . says that Priscilla Lane and Melvyn Douglas are her favorite movie stars . . . played in the orchestra. gfdef Hfifidon was a member of G.A.A, . . . belonged to the Library, Science, and Dancing Clubs . . . would like to attend business college . . . con- fides that her ambition is to be an archeologist . . . confesses that her hobbies are hiking, talking, and seeing all the movies that come out listens to Kay Kyser's program regularly. oiri Hoo 5 was a member of the Girl Reserves and Wel- fare League . . . says her hobby is playing the violin . . , states that John Garfield and Priscilla Lane are her favorite movie stars . . . liked i'Alexander's Ragtime Bandi' best of all the movies she has seen . . . enjoys listen- i the Lux ?adiof heateg' 0 ? oger .aownin was a member of the Bowling, Science, d Pool and Poker Clubs . . . played inrram l basketball . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota . . . says that his favorite sub- jects were chemistry and math . . . claims his ambition is to find some kind of work . . . states that his hobbies are model building and archery. Jgarf guranolf was a member of the Science and Camera Clubs and Student Council . . . sang in the their . . . says his ambition is to be an air mechanic . . . declares that his hobby is making explosives . . . was a member of the '39 and '40 track teams . . . plans to attend college. 'IXWEM .Zalman played UB football in '38 and '39 . . . enjoys listening to ulnformation Pleasen on the radio . . . confesses that Betty Grable and Clark Gable are his favorite movie stars . . . declares that Stanley and Livingstonev is the best movie he has ever seen . . . prefers brunettes to blondes . . . drives a car. 0I 0fAg 5CLI Z50l'l was a member of the G.A.A., Dancing Club, and Latin Club . . . admits her favorite radio program is Kay Kyseris . . . states that Balal- aikan was her favorite movie, and that Nelson Eddy and Dorothy Lamour rate high with her . . . claims her ambition is to get a good office job. Page E I even K aid? arurio was a member of the G.A.A .... states her ambition is to travel . . . says her hobbies are dancing and collecting snap-shots and napkins . . . enjoys listening to wfake It or Leave Ity' . . . confesses that history was her favorite school subject . . . says Bette Davis and Spencer Tracy are her favorite movie stars. gba vis! ar-uen a plans to attend Dunwoody Institute . . . was a member of the choir and the Student Council . . . declares his ambition is to be an electrical engineer . . . says Pat O'Brien and Errol Flynn are his favorite movie stars . . . states that Northwest Passagei' was the best movie he has ever seen . . . enjoys Bob Hope, jihad, CAri5 fen has b'e'erTc'secretary of the band . . . was also ka member of the Dancing and Bowling Clubs played in the orchestra . . . plans to a nd business college . . . says her ambition isrio become a stenographer . . . declares that her hobbies are skating and dancing . . . enjoys listening to the Hit Parade. gefdfhne CKCLIOIHQI' says that her hobbies are bowling, skating, and going to the movies . .' . admits that she enjoys listening to the 'QLUX Radio Theaterw . . . declares that Errol Flynn and Nancy Kelly are her favorite movie stars . . . likes to drive a car . . . confesses that she prefers brunettes to blondes. 0I l'l'l6l,l'l 0l'U d says that he hopes to attend business college . . . states that his ambition is to make some money . . . admits that his hobbies are hockey and swimming . . . confesses that he drives a car . . . declares that Judy Garland and Rosalind Russell are his favorite movie stars . . . claims that he prefers blondes to brunettes. MJMKH 80l'lll!6Ly belonged to the Dancing Club and the Peppers Club . . . enjoys dancing, skating, and swim- ming . . . states she would like to become a private secretary . . . names Spencer Tracy and Myrna Loy as her favorite movie stars . . . liked 'QGO1-ie Wish the Windy' more than any other movie she ever saw. C05ll'l'lll'll Swas se etary of the Red Cross and treasurer of the S ience Club . . . was a member of Nic band . . . served on several Science Club committees . .. confesses he likes blondes . . . says that his hobbies are photography, microscopy, and telescopy , , , stares that his favorite subjects were physics, chemistry, and math. A ge Twelve grj,1 : orrqflitb' is now skatin with the johnsonl and Shipstead Follies in! hicago fi was treasurer of the ,lfvtlummers Club . ,iislhas also bee a member of the St. Paul Figure Skating' lub, and the Jbancingfaind Science Qgibs . . . served ofa the ?rom committee. .Y ' J 1 .f was a member of the Science, Dancing, and Latin Clubs, and thQand . . . served on the ,40 prom' committee . :-. plans to attend the Universityrafter gfaduatinjgf . . . says her hobbies are,playing'the piano, dancing, and skating . . .' e.njoys'listening to Kay Kyser . . . liked mufpljgmatics and English' better than any other subjects. 'lyk Kkriafenden was the president of the National Honor So:icty . . . belonged to the Latin Club . . . was a member of the hockev team . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota . . . says that his hobbies are hunting and fishing . . . states that Spencer Tracy is his favorite movie star . . . enjoys Kay Kyser. mf 52.4, was a member of the G.A.A .... declares her ambition is to do office work . . . claims that her hobby is saving snapshots . . . admits she drives a car . . . says her favorite school subjects were expression and tin shop . . . confesses that Ann Sheridan and James Cag- ney are her favorite movie stars. gf-Jria Confinenza says her ambition is to be able to draw like Petty . . . enjoys drawing and photography . . . belonged to the Latin and Att Clubs . . . confesses that her favorite subject is English . . . says Jimmy Cagney and Ann Sheridan are her favorite movie stars . . . likes to listen to The Aldrich Familyn and Bob Hope. 2 K League plans to attend business college wan to be a stenographer avers her hobbi s are swimming skating and Jtobogg n . . . likes Bob Hope and Bob xBurns . , eclares Rhythm on the River xand Q' hanks for the Memory are her favorite movies. A fgafet 60I'C0l 6Ll'l, belonged o'-the G.A.A. and the Welfare X Qi .xdrfbur Cummins plans to attend the University of Minnesota . . . would like to become a minister . . . was president of the Latin Club . . . served on the Student Council . . . enjoys gardening and riiie target-shooting . . . enjoys listening to Kay Kyseris program . . . confesses that his favorite subject in high school was history. ernon avid plans to attend the University of Minnesota . . . states that his ambition is to help poor people . . . claims that his hobbies are public speaking and reading biographies . . . says that American history was his favorite school subject . . , declares Gene Autry and Gary Cooper are his favorite movie stars. K lrglnla LLQJPLCL appeared in Varietatsabend, Hi-Litesf' and the German and French plays in '37 and '59 . . . served on the senior ways and means and ring committees . . . was secretary of the French Club . . . belonged to the German and Dancing Clubs, the Girls, Glee Club, and the choir . . . enjoys swimming and golf. Aft. gzv...if.1 was a member of the Student Council and the Art Club . . . says his ambition is to become an auto mechanic . . . declares that his hobbies are football and kittenball . . . enjoys listening to Eddie Cantor and the 'lux Radio Theater . . . confesses that 'iKnute Rockne was the best movie he has ever seen. f WWA Indie is. editor-in-chief of the Saga was a member of the Science and Dancing Clubs . '. . served on the senior class ring and picture committees, and on the junior class prom committee . .. was feature editor of the Beacon . . . declares that his ambition is to become an aeronautical engineer. . , 1, J .- ue ' plans to take civi e 5 e gy I Dunwoody Institute . . .I 4128 - ooper and Paulette h ' l . t t f ' ' L , q v , Q1 'G ard is ovie ist. . .declares fav e ugh chool subject was ematics ... - f - football in 39 . . . played intr -1' al basketball and football . . . claims that ' rthwest Passagen was the best movie he has ever seen. P . 0l el'lC ' pl s to attend t Universityfjand study n rsing , a eared in Qfgne Night in Bezhl em . ,VX served on the membership co ifiee of 'the junior R Cross . . . be- lon ed to the Naigiona Honor Society, G.A.A., and the Latin Club . . . enjoyed i'Gone With the Wind more than any other movie she has ever seen, n . , anon ang e was associate. editor of the Beacon . . ,.i worked on the Saga staff . . was the Girl.Reserves3 secretary and German and Archery Clubs' treasurer .f. , belonged tolhe Dapcing, Pep- pers, Redlr Cross, Girls' H, and Girls' Glee Clubs, the G.A.A. Board, choir, band, and orchestra . . . appeared in two operettas and the German-French Varieties. IQOKAMJ lbexier was a member of the Science Club, Rifle Club, and H Club . . . was also a member of the track team . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota after graduation . . . says his ambition is to get somewhere in aviation . . . declares that his hobby is building model airplanes. af? Olllleffg attended Durfee High School in Detro-it, Michigan for one year before coming to Harding . . . says her hobby is music . . . enjoys listening to Glenn Miller's orchestra . . . declares that Ronald Coleman and Jeanette McDonald are her favorite movie stars . . . confesses that 'iLost Horizon is the best movie she has ever seen. gllfefglle OIWLAKJ was a member of the Dancing and Pepper Clubs . . . enjoys dancing, skating, swimming, and collecting souvenirs . . . prefers Glenn Miller's orchestra to any other . . . says The Man in the Iron Mask is the best movie she has ever seen . . . states that her favorite movie stars are Cary Grant and Jean Arthur. olbofa mfelllff was a member of the Bowling Club . . . says that she plans to attend business college . . . claims that her ambition is to be a good stenographer . . . states that her hobbies are skating, swimming, and skiing . . . declares that Errol Flynn and Loretta Young are her favorite movie stars . .. enjoys Beat the Bandf, oid glorify plans to attend business college after gradua- tion . . . says that she enjoyed orchestra more than any other high school subject . . . declares that Deanna Durbin is her favorite movie star . . . says that Gone With the Windi' was the best movie she has seen . . . prefers brunettes to blondes. QOLBIJ ggeff played NAU football in '40 . . . was a member of the baseball team . . . played intramural basketball . . . sang in the choir . . . says his favorite movie star is Betty Grable . . . en- joyed Lives of a Bengal Lancerv . . . de- clares that The Hit Paradei, is his favorite radio program . . . admits that history was his favorite subject. 90l'L6Ll 6! played on the baseball team . . . says his ambition is to be a hockey player . . . states that his hobbies are baseball, hockey, and golf , . . declares that Gary Cooper and Alice Faye are his favorite movie stars . . . admits that Northwest Passage was the best movie he has ever seen . , . enjoys Bob Hope. Page Thirteen orraine 57l iCL50l'L was a member of the Science, Red Cross, and Dancing Clubs, the Student Council, and the G.A.A .,.. says her hobbies are skating and hiking . . . enjoys listening to i'One Man's Familyv . . . declares that shorthand and Eng- lish were her favorite subjects . . . thinks l..etys Sing Again is the best movie she ever saw. aizlazef 67118115 0I'L was a member of the Girl Reserves . . . at- tended high school in Wahpeton, Fargo, and West Fargo, North Dakota before coming here . , . says her ambition is to be a private secretary . . . plans to attend business college . . , declares her hobbies are dancing, skating, reading, and sewing . . . enjoyed biology more than any other subject. plans to attend Chicago University . . . con- fesses he would like to be a good lawyer . . . belonged to the Mummers, Dancing, and Latin Clubs . . . served as president of the Dancing Club , . . was head drum-major in '39 . . . appeared in the Christmas Play and What a Life . . . attended Concordia before coming here. P58112 j0l 562l g was a member of the Madrigal, Girls, Glee, Tennis, and Peppers Clubs, and the G.A.A. . . . plans to attend business college . . . was one of Hardingis cheer-leaders . . . appeared in the operettas, Harmony l-lallv and Hol- lywood Extrau . . . declares that English and music were her favorite school subjects . . . enjoys listening to Henry Aldrich. ean .greolericl was a member of the Dancing Club . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota . . . says his ambition is to be an engineer , . . claims his hobbies are hunting, fishing, and basketball . . . admits he drives a car . . . declares math was his favorite school subject . . . confesses Spencer Tracy is his favorite movie star. V 0I'I'l6LI k! jlfllfkrf says he plans to attend business college after he graduates . . . admits his ambition is to be an accountant , . . declares that his hob- bies are stamp-collecting and ice-skating . . . states that Lana Turner is his favorite movie star . . . claims that jack Benny is his favorite radio star. , A .Qrruce gang f was associate editor of tl1e'Saga . a . belonged to the Camera and Science, Clubs, the junior Girl Reserves, and the Gillls' H Club . served on the G.A.A. Board . . . was G.A.A. news writer for the Beacon . . . says her ambition is to be a teacher of physical educa- tion . . . collects, stamps as a hobby. Page Fourteen - 5 , . .1-, , , fill! 44 4 li h ' 251,11 5 lily! .gffglxgglperrlqlt ' f n s secretary of, the senior Qgss, Latin and cience 'Clubs, president of the Red Cross Council, ands-vice-president of the National Dancing and Peppers Clubs fand Student Council .-l.'.lI'ep1'eS6I1'f6Cl Harding at'the Red' Cross. Convention in Wkashington, D.C. . . .' served on several senior committees. ' Gllllerf played Av hockey . . . says his hobby is going to the movies . . . enjoys listening to jack Benny on the radio . . . admits Wallace Beery is his favorite movie actor . . . thinks Pride and Prejudicea' is the best movie he has ever seen . . . likes to drive a car . . . con- fesses he prefers brunettes to blondes. any goedringer was a member of the band . . . says his hob- bies are stamps, coins, and guns . . . confesses that his ambition is to become a United States engineer . . , plans to attend the University of Minnesota after graduating . . . enjoys lis- tening to Fibber McGee . . . thinks Q'Dawn Patroli' was the best movie he has ever seen. Evgen' you was a member of the band and Tennis Team . . . says his hobby is collecting stamps . . . declares his ambition is to obtain a good posi- tion . . . thinks Captains Courageous is the best movie he has ever seen . . . states that Spencer Tracy and Mickey Rooney are his favorite movie actors. wen. jl'0eM played A football in '38, '39, and '40, and B football in '37 . . . also played intramural basketball . . , belonged to the choir . . . plans to go to Hamline . . . claims his hobby is stamp collecting . . . says his favorite movie is l'Nortl1 West Mounted Police . . . ap- peared in the Winter Carnival Pageant. 'W mer ei member o .A.A., choif, Glee, nd Pepp r . . . acted eer-le der in y'? es owling '40 . , lm mi and skatiri . r i e operet a,. Harmon Hall I y . . . S ne With the Windn is the best movie she has ever seen. 86171, gdlfwletfe was a member of the Mummers and Bachelor Clubs, and the Student Council . . . was president and treasurer of the Latin Club, vice-president of the senior class, and secretary of the Hi-Y . . . declares his ambition is to be a mechanical engineer . . . claims he wants to attend the U.', f Z Honor Society L is ,fialso belonged to the' fbelonged to the Dancing Club . . . declares gCllfL5l'l'I.6Ll'l was a member of the Girls, Glee Club . . . says her ambition is to become a stenographer . . . likes movie stars Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney . . . states that l'Strike Up the Band was the best movie she has ever seen . . . liked shorthand and typing more than any other subject. .,....f.1 gziimz states that Jack Benny is his favorite radio star , . . claims that Gunga Din' was the best movie he ever saw . . . considers Cary Grant and Spencer Tracy his favorite movie actors . . . declares that his ambition is to be the head of his own business . . . enjoys builde ing model airplanes. gardara gerdricd says her ambition is to be a social worker . , . confesses that her hobbies are singing and collecting hymns , . . claims that she enjoys listening to 'iMr. District Attorney more than any other radio program . . . declares that she prefers brunettes to blondes . . . likes to drive a car. i eau Qfderf her main ambition is to travel in the South . . . says Priscilla Lane and John Garfield are her favorite movie stars . . . prefers Glenn Miller and Jimmy Lunceford in the radio world . , . says that Northwest Mounted Police is her favorite movie. A .xdrgzene oeozi belonged to the Girl Reserves and G.A.A. . . . says her favorite hobbies are song col- lecting and skating . . . definitely prefers brunettes to blondes . . . says her favorite subjects while attending Harding were short- hand and typing . . . confesses that her favor- ite radio program is Kay Kyser's, and her favorite movie star is Mickey Mouse. ' 1 ggefi . f ,, 6 was a embe jifthe. atin Cl . . . claims he mbition s to t a g ' admits ' ho bi are an e-skati g think if s o 15 he be movie I . cm 1 I , , , , I B . f. . she a eve seen . . , says ra ' Lederer an N Ani ouisf, her f 't movie stars. N agree! grieman 'attended White Bear High for three years before coming to Harding . . , played B football and hockey there . . . was a member of the White Bear band and Chemistry Club . . . admits that his hobbies are playing his saxophone, swimming, skiing, and fishing . , . says his ambition is to run a northern resort. XWKZQX eiiwf belonged to the ' ati u and .A. . 1 e to be a ir s ardess . plans to attend business co eg . . . siders Pride and Prejud' ' the s she has ever seen . . . es are dancing, figure-skating, o er-skating . . . says her pet sports are owling and tennis. dfgafef e0l ge states that her ambition is to travel . . . says her hobbies are dax-Qg, skiing, and swimming . .',-Jikeshgob Hope bestfof the radio actors . declares her favorite subject was English hisff . T ionfides that she drives sa car- Uafter a fashiony' . . . confesses that uGone With the Wind was her favorite movie. Q Mane Qdgono was managing editor of the Beacon and president of the Hi-Y . . . belonged to the Bachelors, Club and Boys' Octette . . . con- hdes that fishing, woodwork, and girls are his hobbies . , . declares Kay Kyser's pro- gram his favorite . . . claims his favorite subjects were journalism and choir. Gerd Agile QACLHGI' was president of the Girl Reserves and vice- president of the Archery Club . . . was a member of the G.A.A .... hopes to be a model , . . prefers brunettes to blondes . . . says that her favorite subject while at Hard- ing was physiology . . . enjoyed Gone With the Wind more than any other movie. 7 arogne Qor y was a member of the Girls' Glee and Peppers Club . . . claims her hobbies are dancing and swimming . . . declares that het ambition is to be a career girl . . . wants to go on to col- lege , , , states that her favorite subject was tvping . . . confides that 'E ne 'Vith the Wind was her favorites! e. X 'f jaciftel lite reen served o ,ihe '40 pwfmmittee . . . de- clares he 'ambition is' travel . . . admits her hpbbi are dancing skating, and collecting wfarious pins '. . '. thinks Northwest Pas- en is the best movie she has ever seen . . says Priscilla Lane and Spencer Tracy are her favorite movie stars . . . enjoys listening to Club Matineef' ' I I of A 6, midi gnfhf says her ambition is to be a secretary . . . confesses stamp collecting is her hobby . . . admits her favorite movie Stars are Deanna Durbin and Richard Greene . . . states her favorite ,radio programs are the Lux Radio Theater and Fibber McGee,' . . . names 'tlt's a Date as the best movie she has ever seen. Page Fifteen W,,.,,.. gafmff. attended Washington High School two years before coming to Harding . . . was a member of the Science Club . . . plans to attend bus- iness college . . . would like to be a social worker . . . states that her hobbies are singing and dancing . . . thinks Swanee Riveri' is the best movie she has ever seen. 2 QSAUA ,Hagen was a member of the National Honor Society and the Red Cross Chapter . . . attended Cleveland junior High School during her freshman year . . . sang in the choir . . . spends her leisure time reading, skating, and bicycling . . . confesses that her ambition is to be a dietitian . . . listens to One Manis Family regularly. Qborofkg .Nanden was a member the choir . . . say her tha ene utr , J ckie ooper an :li ob- 'e agefdw-i ' . . clares a D A Er f ri 'txfiolviez-stars . 1 thinks N is Mounted-Jlgnlifwwx ' he beggqmqvf? cr seen . . , enjoys is- tem g to Lux Z T e er. x . , ,fy s if-,bl 1 aymfdy anoon 5 played B ootball d ' g his freshmvhar . . . colle stamps a a hobby f . . istens to Fibb McGe 'i regularly . . a its that Errol F ynn ,an pencer Trfabyx a is favor- ite rn vie st , , . .'e 'ojxd the otion pic- ture, Strike Up the B Cln . . . confides that mat e tics was his fav rite high school sub- ject. A ffpfyfamefi armri was a member of the A football teams in '39 and ,40 . . . has also been a member of the German, Rifle, and H Clubs . . . says his hobbies are music, dancing, and skating . . . confesses that his ambition is to be a draftsman , . . plans to attend the university after graduation, my .xgrclez .Haugen was a member ofeirhe Red Cross Chapter, G.A.A., ArcheryeClub, and Science Club . . . sang in the choir . . . appeared in the oper- ettas, 'Harmony Hall', and Hollywood Ex- tra . . . declares that her ambition is to get a good job . . . confides that her hobbies are collecting picture post-cards and napkins. Eff? ,jszleclman . as a member of Sig Science and Dancing N, lubs, the G.A.Au,Gir1 Reserves, and choir . . says her hobbiewmrexskating, reading, and j l-go 'ng . . . appearedgin the operettas, Holly- o and S E7 xx W Extrav Harmony Halli' . . . en- jbys Slistening to guy! Lombardo . . . liked pi better than any Xother school subject. NN gexgixteen mmeff guinclon was a member of the Science and Dancing Clubs and the Red Cross Chapter . . . would like to be an aviator . . . spends his time collecting stamps, taking pictures, and build- ing model airplanes . . . declares his favorite high school subjects were English, physics, and typing . . . enjoys listening to the Barn Dancef' 311154 uyflfnel' was a member of the Science and Advanced Musicians, Clubs in Onawa High, which he attended for three years before coming to Harding . . . says his ambition is to be an electrical engineer , . . declares that his hobbies are stamp-collecing, music, model air- Elanes, and athletics . , . played in the band ere. gl'aC8 al'l50l'l acted as vice-president of the Senior Girl Reserves . . . was a member of the G.A.A., Archery Club, and Junior and Senior Girl Reserves . . . enjoys bowling and tobogganing . . , declares her ambition is to get a good job . . . thinks Gone With the Wind is the best movie she has ever seen. Eff? ,Hardin a me bg! of the cienc lub .f ' l e . . :gays -1.5 - 4 ri 'ng an swim f Q am- e a 0 1 . .' s fo attend the university . , e ' ' H he Battle of the S esv . . yland is the best movie she has ever seen. .jQl'Ll'l6fA .NMPIQQF was a member of the Dancing Club, Hi-Y, and band . . . says his hobbies are skating, swimming, and drumming . . . plans to at- tend the University of Minnesota after gradu- ating . . . avers the best movie he ever saw was Strike Up the Bandn . . . says his favorite movie star is Spencer Tracy. aze! rjwlawgina claims that her ambition is to be a nurse . . . says that her hobbies are sewing and hiking . . . confesses that she never attends movies . . . declares that her favorite radio programs are MThe Gospel Singer and The O'Neills . . . prefers blondes to brunettes . . likes to drive a car. X lflf fl en YL Jon - m ber - the tu uncil , . . X- A ho' ey in 0 an 1 . . . says his 'w bi' is to be d ctor journalist . . p -xv c ege f graduation . . decla Xi u hob ar t g, hunting, an anc 1-g . think 'N t t Mounted o e isqr -L t movi he ev saw. X. X X x A2311 ,Hel'0kI'lCl has been associate editor of the Bea:on . . . was a member of the Saga staff, G.A.A., Welfare League, Dancing, and Peppers Clubs, and the Press Club Board . . . attended a Press convention at the U in '39 and at Hibbing in '40 . . . served on the Beacon Sadie Hawkins and Victory danfe com- mittees . . . collects spoons and dogs. 1 I 'fi .fbgrgldnefgjwloivlahf was a rnfcfnber of the -choir . . . appeared in the oper'ettaSy'lHolly.wood Extraff and Har- monyfHallf-' . . . declares that her hobbies are writing collecting pictures -. . . confesses r t her ambition is to be a song writer . . . ,E joys' listening to' Bob Hope . . . thinks T. Q Rebe:ca,' is the best movie she' has ever seen. l i ' , 'Mods JM was a member of the Girls' Glee and Madri- gal Clubs and the G.A.A .... says her favorite subjects are music and bookkeeping . . . admits that her ambition is to become a radio singer , . . declares that her hobbv is collecting photographs . . . claims that Clark Gable and Judy Garland are her favorite movie stars. gfnifzirell Luomofa was circulationimanager of the Beacon . . . belonged .to tlfe'Science, German and Gir's' H ' as well as the G.A.A., Girl Re- serves, nd the Safety Council , . . appeared in the French and German Varieties . . . reads and collects stamps in her spare time . . . plans to attend college . . . names history as her favorite subject. A lf oifaavefjbfuigzieg I was a member- of the Latin Clulgf tudent Council and choir . . . wants to attend the university . . . claims her ambition is to be a teacher . . . listens faithfully to Fibber McGee . . . enjoys Margaret Sullivan and James Stewart in the movies . , . goes swim- ming and skating in her leisure time. afgdfef was ember of e a Cl b 1 ' ska g, s ' ming, nd ardlheryu forgiibtbgyez . . . apgzrfedxi t e :French a d' German V rieti E . . hwes t becomdygnurse after raduarikx - ' Dea a Durbin best . thy moviQJ.V',LlS.alway?rlgtens to'Henry Aldrich . ay thatlG rman and history 1635 a subjects. l eanilbflg V' enizifer was a membeirolof P 'ie Latin and Peppers Clubs, the G.A,fK.! B d, andlstudent Coun- cil 1 '. . sang ia the choir . QR . says that her hobbies are sports . confesses that her ambition is to, become ax nurse . . . plans to -,attend college after graduating . declares lthat Spencer Tracy is her favorite movie star. wa Ile plans to ' to college V ei he graduates , . 1 6323 tha his amblg is to be a sucxxss , . 1.,k5ijLs fiat his Hobbies are hunggg and flqing . . . confesses that seixor ci was hi favorite school sn 'ectGi..,'Pj'gayed intramural basketball . . kes Loixisfen to Gienn Miller's radio program. Chron JUJM came to Harding from Mechanics Arts , , . played NA football in '38 and '39 . . . ap- peared in Harmony Hall . . . sang in the rhoir , . . likes humorous radio programs . . . thought The Good Earthn was the best movie he ever saw . . , enjoys Clark Gable and Ann Sheridan in the movies , . . says he likes blondes. ff 1 f W ' I ,bf J K7 My aft f ' ' , U J ,f , X swf ' eorge Qmq a' 1 iff, V is president of the Camera Clubllsff. was a member of the Science, Germa , Dancing, and Bowling Clubs . . . played in the orches- tra . . . appeared in the German and French Varieties . . , says his hobbies are skating, dancing, and swimming . . . declares his am- bition is to be an engineer . . . plans to attend the university. 068,04 Gubwlaffa was a member of the Tennis and Rifle Clubs . . . says his hobbies are hunting, fishing, skiing, skatirg, and ping-pong . . . declares his ambition is to be a stenographer . . . plans to attend business college after graduating . . . 'hinks Mr. Smith Goes to Washington is the best movie he has ever seen. .ynnizi was a member of the Girl Reserves, G.A.A., and the Archery Club . . . appeared in the '39 Christmas play . . . attended Washington before coming to Harding . . . says book- l-'eeping was her favorite subject . . . thinks Lost Horizon was the best movie she ever saw . , . hopes to attend business college . . , listens to'Major Bowes faithfully. s ui 4... ya, sangfinllthe-'Boys54LO1,tetiEf'-Xlfe chfiifkil Madrigal lub . , . pl ypd in the orchestra and' V115 Plfinsy - nd ttplkegicjq, . claim' his ambition' is to be a news reporter . , +9 aefliis fafvdriftfe hf' an king Q.4x,f,d1ys PWM-,to if he Al ic Familyf .rf Q ,Q qi zlfglffsl I . f . arrzef ennrzc was a member of the Bowling, Rifle, and S ience Clubs, as well as the Girl Reserves . . . hopes to become a stenographer after gnduation . . . enioys dancing, skiing, and ro er-skating as hobbies . . , says Ray Mil- land and Bette Davis are her favorite movie stars , . . listens to the Lux Radio Theaterf, Page Seventeen .NYJ K. U ,J NS' U N ws OAFQ5 eflffell belonged to the choir and the Senior Girl Reserves , . . confesses her ambition is to be a nurse . . . declares her hobby is roller-skat- ing . . . admits her favorite movie stars are Laurence Olivier and' Jeanette lVla:Dona'd . . . believes Rebecca', is the best movie she has ever seen , . . enjoys listening to One Man's Family. was a mbe logfhe National Honor So- ciety . . say ll at her ambition is to become a se:ret '. . . enj s listening to the l'Lux Radio eater J . . inks that Maytime is the lbest movie she s ever seen , . . de- clares that Tyrone Power and Bette Davis are her favorite movie stars. gzefylfl yodnzion was a member of the Latin and Science Clubs, the Girl Reserves, and choir . . . appeared in the operetta, Hollywood Extra and Har- mony Hall . . . says her hobby is cooking . . . plans to attend the Northwestern Bible S hool after graduating . . . liked shorthand better than any oher school subject . . . en- joys listening to Henry Aldrich. law y.,i..,.,.. was a nie er of the German,--, ' ce, and Bafiloi' ubsx. :kbe 'eves he- 'll eventu- allv o t 5the Uhivers of Mhinesota . . . claixxs th? hisxainbit' is to aero- naut al,d aftsman . 2 . gnjoys xlistening to Fred VVT5iFrE'sbogTesU: . Q Tad-hits that his hoqvy is fuildin Jmodx airplanugand taking pictgares. 5 .-.K 5. - Mgelfle was a member of the BAM football team and A basketball iearn in '40 ...' p layed intra- mural and municipal baseball, football, bas- 'I-'e:ball, and hockey . . . belonged to the Student Council and the choir . . . says his ambition is to be a baseball player . . . de- clares his hobbies are sports and sleeping . . . plans to attend college. ' X .,!5Al'Qgel'!fLe5 plans xgo to the university . . . declares his iifiprpgfam is The Bai1d1Wagon . . . Cl .ont various 'juniorf and senior class fom ittdes . . ldefongedsiltfl the Hi-Y, Latin, B g, an jRed Cro! Council . . . says that is hobily es are- music and swimming . . . served on th All-City Student Council Com- mittee in '45 Aria JQQAAZF belonged to the Dancing, Bowling, and Ar- chery Clubs and G.A.A .... was also a mem- ber of the band and choir . . . claims that her hobbies are attending shows and dancing . . . avers her favorite radio program is Glenn Miller, and that Lorrayne Day and Victor Mature are het favorite movie stars. Page Eighteen pi fi. was a member of the Riiie and Bowling Clubs . . . also was active in the G.A.A .... en- joys roller-skating, singing, and playing the piano . . . says that Naughty Nlariettan was the best movie she ever saw . . . claims that marriage is her ambition . . . listens to the 'QFirst Nighter radio program regularly. l0l 0tAy 904116011 was a member of the Science and Library Clubs and the Girl Reserves , . . likes to go roller-skating and bowling . . . enjoys all music and Bob Hope on the radio . . . admits a decided weakness for hamburgers and brunettes . . . hopes to attend business col- lege . . , thinks Bette Davis is tops in t movies. U :Ji awrence JOAIIJOIL ' was president of both the Latin grid lFfen CMH: . . pe ' e n Fre. .. sam b ofthe Stu gpoqncil serve on the senior ways a I ea sl org- xgge ' 'ye ie! .I L ' . . , o es to attend collegej. enjoys listening to Ben Bernie. Rf' if r Haan .KCIQJQF says physics was the subject he enjoyed most while at school . . , enjoys listening to Bob Hope . . . thinks that The Champ is the best movie he has ever seen . . . declares that Pat O'Brien is his favorite movie star . . . confesses that he prefers brunettes to blondes . . . likes to drive a car. 61112, JQuacAuL was a 'member' of the Senior Reserves, Welf 'e League, and.Science Cl . . . plans to amxnd bufxfess college . ., onfesses that hc: lambitiony is gm becomeleither a book- keeper or a-stand rapher . says her favor- ibejsfhool subje flfwere typing and shorthand , . . claims I-ienry Aldrich is her favorite radio star, ' OMIQPJ JQJJBP was a member of the Science Club, Hi-Y, and Camera Club . . , served on the senior ring and picture committees . . . played in the band . . . says his hobby is radio . . . plans to attend college . . . enjoys listening to Henry, Aldrich . , . states that Errol Flynn is his favorite movie star. x i. - 4 aid ljgondf. was a member df the Latin and Science Clubs , . . claims her hobbies are dancing, skating, and swimming . . . hopes to go on to college after 'graduation . . . listens to the Aldrich Family regularly . . . likes Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable in the movies . . . has a weak- ress for brunettes in general. Vfyiifclrecl J orvforigg served on the senior picture committee . . . belonged to the Dancing, Library, Art, and Peppers Clubs . . . confides that her ambi- tion is to be a costume designer . .V . claims her hobby is dancing . . . believes Stanley and Livingstone is the best movie she has ever seen . , . listens to Kay Kyser's radio program regularly. QAHFAJ Olldtfey has been president of the Boys, Octette and secretary of the Madrigal Club . . . was also a member of the Latin Club and the choir A football in 1940 . . . also 'municipal hockey . . . appeared in of the Nancy Leef' Harmony Hall l Extra '. . , 'plans to attend CMA ollnaff attended St. Joseph's Academy before com- ing to Harding . . . hopes to become a dress designer after graduation . . . claims herihob- bies are stamp-collecting and sewing . . . says she listens faithfully to The Marriage Club . , , thinks Mary Martin and Gene Autry are tops in the movies . . . says that sewing is her favorite subject. 1 Qoderf olinaleff came to Harding from johnson . . . played A football in '39 . . . says his favorite sub- ject is commercial law . , . builds model air- planes for a hobby , . . likes Glenn Miller's radio program . . . hopes to attend college after graduation . . . also played intramural baseball . . . claims Stanley and Livingstone wasvthe best movie he ever saw. .x 'fin Wndfon olifzchau played A Fooiaall in '38, '39 and '40 . . . also played basketball, baseballg-'V and hockey . , .played in the-'band ,. . :was a member of ,this year's championship 'football team . . 1 likes mofvie stars Alice Faye and Errol Flynn . . f claims that Drums Along the Mohawk was the best movie he has 'ever seen. .!4l Al'le o!Illll6!g,I el'l has been treasurer of the All-City Girl Re- serves, and president of the Library Club . . . also was a member of the G.A.A. Board . . . says her hobbies are winter sports and read- ing . . . enjoyed senior civics more than any other subject . . . declares James Cagney and Ann Sheridan are her favorite movie stars. f ar Clubs . . . t her ion ' stenogr er . . . likes ' s a land, rol n Garfield and cilla . , . caims that Ire e mo she has ever seen . . mits that Eff? Wa dancing and skating are he obbies. Q gileflgfl Jguegef a ,A ber f the German, Dancing, Pep- persyl Gir lee Clubs, G.A.A., and ' i. . ar 'i the French and Ger- man 1 ies . admits her hobbies are dani skating, and. swimming . . . lists The cunt of Monte Cristov as the best movie she has ever seen. - C 0l l5 al'J0l'L has been secretary of the Madrigal Club . . . was a member of the Tennis, Pepper, and Girls, Glee Clubs, the G.A.A., and the choir . . . was one of Harding's cheer-leaders . . . appeared in the operettas, Hollywood Extra and Harmony Hall , . . says her hobbies are bowling and tennis , , . enjoys listening to Bob Hope. uid olifdkaugen was a member of the Latin Club, Student Council, and the G.A.A. . .' . appeared in the '39 operetta . . . wants to attend business college after graduation . , . says her ambi- tion is to become a success . . . likes Wayne Kingls orchestra best on the radio . . . thought Captain Courageous was the ,best movie :he ever saw. el l'llCe was a member of the Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Rifle Club, Science Club, and Bowling Club . . . lists collecting pottery and songs, skating, and skiing as her hobbies . . . says Judy Garland and Richard Green are her favorite movie stars . . . lists Gone With the Windl' as the best movie she has ever seen. oziemarg ollurfer was a member of the Latin and Science Clubs, and choir . . . appeared in the oper- ettes, Hollywood Extra and Harmony Halln . . , says her hobbies are bowling, swimming, collecting picture post cards, and midnight snacks . , . confesses her ambition is to become a nurse . . . enjoys listening to One Manls Familyv and Bob Hope. mm WLM was vi:e-president of the German Club and a member of the French and Science Clubs . . . plans to attend Hamline University . . . :ass his hobbies are music, skiing, and hiking . . . appeared in the '39 Christmas play . . . hopes to become a teacher . . . enjoys listen- ing to the Lux Radio Theater. iam affine? confesses that sports ware his hobbies , . . ap- Vcgjed inlthe operetta, Harmony Hall . . . l'l:es movie stars Priscilla Lane and john Ciarfleld . . . savs that Captain Blood was t 2 est movie he has ever seen . . . enjoys listening to jack Benny's program . . . claims that his favorite subject in high school was choir. ' Page Nineteen owarcl Warfinrion was a member of the ho:l:e7 team, plans to attend college at Winona . . . says that history Aand typing were his favo:ite school subjects . , . confesses that Chester Morris and Ann Sheridan are his favorite movie stars . . . declares that Gone With the Wind was the best movie he has ever seen . , . enjoys listening to Kay Kyser. Clfgdfet I ' CLJCA QOH was a member of the Archery, Dancing, Rifle, Peppers, and Girl's I-If, Clubs, and G.A.A. . . . hopes to be'ome a model . . . says he: hobbies are dancing, skiing, skating, and sewing . . . likes movie stars Rosemary Lane and Richard Green . . . enjoys listening to Bob Burns on the radio. gefdfd was co-4aptain'of aie,'40 foo Beam and the, 9+'a Mem cecbdi tea . .fsfia-,fed PM -- ' A iiiotball, basketbailfand basweball in 58, l39, and, isrprejdent cfsabesrsgitbolic Yowlf Coiincil . '. 1 has also been a member of rhe ,Student ACdun2jl- in , -e sfysqhig anzlgiezon is to coach at sonie imnqlersity. i . we A Ballarat meat! belonged to the Library and Science Clubs , . . savs her hobby is reading , . . confesses her ambition is to be a stenographer . . . plans to attend business college . . . declares that Cary,Grant and Judy 'Garland are her favorite movie stars . . . thinks The Great Waltz is the best movie she has ever seen. 64611145 Werchanf 1 was president of the senior class , . . belonged to the National Honor Society , . . was a member of the Science and French Clubs, and the Student Council . . . played HA football in ,40 . . . was a member of the band and the orchestra . . . appeared ini the French and German Varieties. ' j ' ,K - ., ,- JVM' .I Q ' 1 ' -c, ' ,,, , .. ,' 7 if Cl mlm i af an ,el og, erl, was! a 'member of the choir, ilyluiiimers, Ar' chery, and, Magrigal-isillbs and,GiA.A.'. . ., affpear d 'in 'Q .ine Lives of lE'milw.'9 HpUjdJ!od Eprtraf, andy' Harmony Hall 'l savs hei fh bby jsfcolliecting' scrap books 2- ' ' 1 fi ? . -' - A . ' - 4 .d. hopef 'tor attend business college ,,r . thinks, ' ','Gpne' With the ,Windv 'is the best .movie she has 'ever seen. A A , ' I V el l'l 0l'Lfg0I'l'lel'g attended Madelia High School for three years before coming to Harding . . . was a mem- ber of the Dan:ing Club, Girl Reserves, and fhoir . . . says her hobbies are cooking and dancing . . . confesses her ambition is to become a private secretary . . . worked on the Beacon staff . . . enjoyed journalism more than any other subject, Page Twenty s-.1 i. ,g , 3' 'Aj Q Lf ffl, . J-' ' .fini 2 Xfjftx ,mf Af , 4' B X ,A,'!,,' eanne We Clufcdeitlliw was circulation manager of the Beacon be'onged to the Rifle, Skating, Press, Camera, Latln, Dancing, and Peppers Clubs, and G.A.A ..., worked on the Saga staff . jf, appeared in Little Brother . . . declares that he: ambition is to become a professional danc- er or school teacher . . .. plans to attend St. Olafls Collagen -X' ' ' -- 1. f ' . 1 C e has bee s nt he .A. . , , . was also a m r o t ce, Bowli , attin, ms and 'g Cl 'C 'ic e etta llywood ra ans t end niversitv a g Y I . - e . o- f QI-Li, A - A , uth ouncil, c oi a in 2 .I 1' , 2 s I ' . Ay t c , . sh ' . . pp cl t . . . 1 . r t. a s her ob is ctip n sp per li . . ' ' b pe. pin e oy enm g t a Colz n l 3 d+ B,' cb ll ' 3 , d 'A f tb ll llnag an 'ills il. lilngislb Zia Bl muhcicisal foolb lwyhock yy and, asebillnyt. . declares that hi anib' ' n is ,tpilbe N aiorner . . . plans to- ttgjid . . i! saylxllksnow White and- eve D rfs is the best 'movie he has eve seen. , N ,AMAA Wenain says that her ambition is to live in California . . , claims that her hobby is drumming . . . likes movie stars Tyrone Power and Jeanette MacDonald . . , confesses that Rose Mariel' was the best movie she has ever seen . . . en- io s listening to 'lone Man's Familyi' . . . declares that she prefers brunettes to blondes. eerie! mix was art editor of the Saga . . . served as treasurer of Girl Reserves . . . was a member of the Art Club . . , enjoys skating, drawing, and sewing . . . hopes to become a com- mercial artist . . . was a member of the jun- ior ways and means committee . . . says I Love a Mystery is her favorite radio pro- gram. Wgrfd WoAwinLL was a member of the G.A.A. and Girl Re- serves . . . says her hobbies are tennis, skat- ing, and keeping scrap-books . . . confesses he: ambition is to be a secretary . . . plans to attend business college after graduating . . . liked typing and shorthand better than any other subjects . . , enjoys listening to Those We Love. arwin oore was a member of the Science, Latin, and Dancing Clubs . . . plans to attend college . , . played in the orchestra . . . claims that his hobbies are hiking and reading startling hngs . . . confessed that me'hanical draw- ing was his favorite subject in high school . . . likes movie stars Walter Pidgeon and Deanna Durbin, 1 . - ' A H :bo orezi loore was a member of the Tumbling Team . . . . . . was active in the G.A.A .... claims her ambition is to become a seamstress in her own dress shop . . . enjoys sewing, skating, az-d sliding for hobbies , , . reveals that her favorite radio stars are jack Benny and Baby Snooks. jolzn Wnurpbg was the treasurer of the band . . , says that his hobby is playing pool . . . claims that Rita johnson and Boris Karloff are his favorite slats in the movie world . , . confesses that he enjoys listening to Bob HOD9,S radio pro- gram . . , appeared in the Winter Carvinal Pageant, , df? lfLl l Clg was a member of the Library Club and G.A.A. . . . says her ambition is to begome a nurse . . . claims her favorite subject was physi- ology . . , sang in the Girls' Glee Club . , . appeared in Hollywood Extrau . . . says Major Bowes provides her favorite radio en- tertainment . . . liked 'lBoys' Townn more than any other movie. e v f . f f i W M ,KJ X- A fly' ff' 1+ if arred asgoalj guar ny 40 and 41 N ockey te, s was a'pro inent 'fnemberlxof the lidiiling'-reatI1'i., . . ed? li to Bob 'Hoi qs ra progpfiin . . . s to ob 'n a o d jqjjgiafter g adiigfionf, . statimt h ,-en'oy:ei:lvcooykZ1ng nfire 'i an any ot er of is. hi h schqml subjits. ' lj . . J i ' arg rantid Wedfor was a member of Senior Girl Reserves, Pep- pers, Dancing, and Library Clubs . . . served as serretary of the Library Club in ,39 . . . appeared in :'Hollywood Extra and Har- mony Hall . . . belonged to the choir . . . admits that her ambition is to do clerical work . . . enjoys dancing very much. 90674 Melldgel' has been president of the Peppers Club and vice-president of the band . . . was also a member of the Tennis and Rifle Clubs, the Student Council, the orchestra, and the choir . . was a cheer-leader . . . appeared in Har- mony Halln . . . says his hobbies are music, firhing, and sports. 'LMMM hm. er served as president of the junior class, the Student Council, and Mummers Club, and Latin Clubs , . , was a member of the choir, Hi-Y, Tennis, and Dancing Clubs . . . played in the band . . . plans to attend the Univer- sity of Minnesota . . . confesses his ambi- t'on is to become a dentist . . . appeared in I-larmony Hall. RCAIZPJ m0560119 was a member of this year's HA football tea'n . . . sang in the choir . . . says his hobbies are skiing and skating . . . enjoyed English and cooking more than any other subjects , . . says his favorite radio stars are Charlie McCarthy and jack Benny . . . thinks Northwest Passage is the best movie he ever saw. 707i!v!r-ec! Warp y was secretary of the Madrigal Club . . . has also been a member of the Girl Reserves, the hair, and the G.A.A. Board . . . appeared in the operettas, 'lHarmony Hall and Holly- wood Extrai' . . . says her hobby is bowling plans to attend Hamline after graduation to studv physical education . . . enjoys listen- to Club Nlatmeef' Kandi! Wurreff was a member of the Science Club and Student Council . . . plans to attend the Lfniversity of Minnesota , . . claims his hobby is hunting , . . enjoys playing golf . . . likes movie stars Laurel and Hardy and Pat O'Brien lists Northwest Mounted Police as the P best movie he has ever seen. Mile Wegion hopes to attend the University of Minnesota after graduation . . . was a member of the Library and Science Clubs and the Girl Re- serves . . . enjoys hiking, tobagganing, and sl'atirg as hobbies . . . states that Ronald Colman and Vivian Leigh are her favorite movie stars . . . enjoyed Gone With the Wind immensely. oria euenkfclf was a member of the junior and Senior Girl Reserves, Archery Club, G.A.A. and Dancing Club . . . served as junior class secretary, Girl Reserves, secretary, and vice-president of the Archery Club . . . served on the senior ring committee and the junior prom committee . prefers Fibber McGee', to other pro- grams. . . f ,f 'I y ff . 4- fr' rf I' 'A i ' 7 J ' 'fpogefffqqi 'iid' er 5 t ' , . , X worked on the Saga . . . was president chi? , band . . . has also been a member of the Mummers Club and orchestra . . . appeared -1 Ar in ' Nine Lives of Emily . . . plans to actend college . . . played Big Ten bas- ketball . . . says his hobby is playing the t:umpet . . . enjoys listening to Uncle Ys7alter's Dog-House. orr 'ne. ora y was surer th ior cl . , belonged 1 to juni Gir ese Dan ' , Bowling, ' Peppers, nis, h dr Clubs ved . as c ' an t e 1 co ittee '40 l proriiailg ap in ar y ll and I-iollywpfixt . . ber of the their . . Keys sewing a cl mg. Page Twenty-one . A ,, Uffgafliicia i,Wdrfquf J '7 J f fffwas editor-in-chief offtbe Beagzfi' and asso- fjf ciatejeditor of 'thel Saga ,I . . served as French ' lub yice-president and Mummers'.seEretary Alfjfr. .,also befonged to fthe Latiiff Gergnarj I-7' Dan irig,' and Press 'Clubs, the 'G.A.A., rand l Safiy Council' . '. served on the proimgcom- 'mittee tfappeared in several plays and the Germanfhlrench Varieties. 1 .SM Oaks plans to attend college after graduation , . . played municipal hockey, basketball, and baseball . . . says his ambition is to make S200 a month . . . thought Northwest Passage was the best movie he ever saw . . . claims Gary Cooper and Jimmy Cagney are his favorite actors. geue Hier: played KB football in '38, and A football in '40 . . . also played municipal football and softball . . . claims his ambition is to get on W.P.A .... thinks Young Tom Edison is the best movie he has ever seen . . . says Gary Cooper and Spencer Tracy are his favorite movie actors. likes to drive a car . . . declares his hobby is poultry breeding . . . says Mickey Rooney is his favorite movie star and the Ritz Brothers his favorite comedians . . . avers the best movie he ever saw was Captain Courageous . . . listens regularly to Jack Benny on the radio. QOHUKJ OAOI1 was a member of the Madrigal, Art, Bowl- ing, and Bachelor Clubs, and the choir . . . played B football in '38 . . . declares att was his favorite subject . . . says his hobby is drawing , . . confesses hisambition is to be an artist . . . appeared in Hollywood Extra and Harmony Hall . . . enjoys listening to Bob,Hope. IIMXGPJ O 50l'l was a member of the '40 football team . . . has also been a member of the hockey and track teams, the Golf and Latin Clubs, and the Red Cross Council . . . says his hobbies are bowling and skating , . . declares his favorite movie stars are Spencer Tracy and Clark Gable. i i Q is a member of the G.A.A., Rifle, Bowling, and Dancing Clubs, and the Tumbling Team . . . attended Sacred Heart High School for one year before coming to Harding . . . says Horace Heidt's is, her favorite radio program , . . declares that sports are her hobby . . . likes to drive a car. Page Twenty-two f was co-captain of the '40 football team . . . was also a member of rh e'38 and '39 foot- ball teams, '39 hockey team, and '39 and '40 track teams . . . sang in the choir . . . plans to attend college . . . confesses his am- bition is to be a doctor . . . enjoys listening to Kay Kyser. orid erdcduhe was secretary of the Peppers Club , . . also belonged to the Tennis and Art Clubs, the G.A.A., and the Tumbling Team . . . was one of Harding's cheer-leaders . . . says her hobbies are diving and skating . . . con- fesses her ambition is to become a private ll I Secretary , . . plans to attend the university after graduating. J N 7 , ni ya5Qregi.'OC2a!ag an I ii 'ihgga1Uf3l and nhu 'pal basketball i 0 And '41 . . . says is ambition is to Kprork n the railroad . . declares his hobbies are orts . , . stare that Northwest Mount- - n - ' - ed olice is the Fit movie he has ever seen . enjoys 'hstening' to Jack Benny . . . con- fesses jon Hall is his favorite movie star. ameri ' played in the band and was a member of the Student Council . . . prefers blondes to brun- ettes anytime . . . listens to Uncle Walter's Dog-House on the radio . . . thinks that Gone With the Wind was the best movie he ever saw , . . names Betty Grable as his favorite movie star. IQOLEIJ O 50l'l was a member of the Student Council . . . played intramural and municipal baseball and basketball . . . enjoys listening to Bob Hope . . . says that the Ritz brothers are his favorite movie stars . . . thinks Lives of a Bengal Lancer is the best movie he has ever seen . . . enjoys driving a car. yi .. 7 i. - M ew-encef , jjoo e M, ,f . . wasffgydjiding fnanager of the Saga . . ,. be- longed to' the Mumfners Club and choi ' 1.6 a peared in the, lay. What . JHHS lytmfktegdffhe wersitf af r gradu- bfatidhf. . . claims his itionf s to be a foot- ball' coach . . . was chairman of the 'Rail- splitters Ball . . . admits that his hobby is collecting swing records. Q 0l'l GILMJALG, was a member of the Hi-Y, the Bowling, Camera, and the Ski Clubs . . . played in the band and orchestra . . . plans to attend Macalester College . . . served on the senior ring committee . . . played municipal foot-. ball and basketball . . . admits that his hobbies are skiing and photography . . . listens to the Band Wagon regularly. I I 2 c X45 if S igefffg s. wgs president Bf the Archery Club: vice- pibosiele-nt of thefSen.ior Girl Reserves, nd seaitzfrygof both the French'Club iid G.AfiA. . . .alpliged to the D cing Gi-hbf-. atibnal Honor, SEEi:ty,Ep?iA.AaiiEoa 'an g GMS, Glee Club , . - ed F the r estifab .T appeargd in ?l'ng2eg?a,warn3oBQ:j-1aHj, W x 4 -C ' - War? pehier was a member of the Tumbling Team, junior Red Cross Chapter, Senior Girl Reserves, and the G.A.A., ,'. . sang in the choir and Girls' Glee Club -', . . appeared in -the operettas, 'llflafntlony Hallv and jul-lollywood Extra . fl .ilfsays that she would like to attend the Universityvof Minnesota. played B ba kerb . . . belonged to the RiHe Clubf . .X ould' like to attend the Universityxp Mfrlnem ', N attended Monroe Highsixfboo fovyauygs' Ed a half before cc ' to lgardinli. . . collects stamps as a ho y . . . elieves Gunga Dini' is the best mo ie he has ever seen. Chfgfwefefaon cilarofal lgelografi admits his only ambition is to get a job . , . enjoys collecting stamps and pictures . . . likes listening to The Hit Paradei' better than any other program . . . confesses his favorite subject was English . . . prefers Alice Faye to any other movie star . . . says My Man is the best movie heis ever seen. 3716! p0i'l'Ll 0g confesses that his ambition is to be a com- mercial artist . . , enjoys woodworking, art, and photography . , . was a member of the choir and the Student Council . . . liked art better than any other subject . . . admits that he likes listening to Fred Waring more than any other radio program. poderf priekr was a member of the Student Council . . . Dlaved municipal hockey, football, and bas- ketball . . . says his hobby is playing pool . . . wants to be a milkman . . . believes that l'Knute Rockne, All-Americanv is the best movie he has ever seen . . . states that his favorite movie stars are Ann Sheridan and Hedy Lamarr. JJMIM, puff admits that her ambition is to be a figure- skater . . . enjoys swimming and f'igure-skat- ing . . . was a member of the Dancing and Library Clubs . . . confesses she liked English history better than any other subject . . . enjoys listening to the 'QLux Radio Theateru . , . prefers Sonja Heinie to other movie stars. Vfnerfirie QA uin 7 served as vice-president of the G.A.A. this year . . . belonged to the National Honor Society and the choir . . . says that her hobby is stamp collecting . . . enjoys listening to One Manis Familyv . . , is a member of the G.A.A. Board . . . is very much interested in sports, especialy kittenball. .MCG p8fel'60l'l was a member of the Latin Club . . . says her hobbies are dancing and skating . . . likes movie stars Priscilla Lane and john Garfield . . . lists Blondie as her favorite radio program . . , claims that biology was her favorite school subject . . . confesses that her ambition is to succeed . . . prefers brunettes to blondes. pefel'60l'l belonged to the Latin, Science, and Rifle Clubs . . . intends to go to the University of Minnesota, where he will study medicine , . . says his hobby is hunting . . . enjoys listening to Bob I-Iope's radio program . , . believes All Quiet on the Western Front is the best movie he has ever seen. marie Karin plans to go to college . . . would like to be a medical technician . . . was a member of the Dancing and German clubs and the Sen- ior Girl Reserves . . . prefers Errol Flynn to any other movie star . . . says that her favorite radio program is I Love a Mystery. fl l!4J,6Qi '1 I ,X l 1 ' . . VV? ff fyf. ' 6 offd plansiitgf tendd llege after graduation . . . likes bowling, fishing, and hunting . . . was a member of the German and Bowling Clubs . , . appeared in the French and German Varieties . . . enjoys listening to Bob Hope's program . . . admits that Ann Sheridan and jean Arthur are his favorite movie stars. ogucifd ,Or-ifcdarcl was associate editor of the Beacon . . . worked on the Saga staff . . . belonged to the Junior and Senior Girl Reserves, Latin, Dancing, Science, and Archery Clubs, and the choir . . . appeared in two operettas . . . served as publicity chairman for the Dancing Club . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota. I WWCUV arimudzi ell was a member of the Beacon staff . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . was a member of the French Club and the National Honor Society . . . likes to listen to Bob Hope's program . . . appeared in the French and German Varieties. Page Twenty-tb ree Miaf .lean hop t nd bu ess coll e after gradua- ti ' s s her bi 'on ' to be a success- ste apher s n the choir and peare in the op t Harmony Hall h - -'- -. . '. swim 'n and ice-skating . . . h' i . Myr al an Melvyn Douglas are I l ' l H, . . and M y Ex ra, . . . confesses that C i X1 X I l t s in t 6 ii ovies. .fdrin mic! eff was president of the Madrigal Club . . . sang in the choir . . . appeared in the operettas Harmony Hall and Hollywood Extra . . . claims his hobbies are music, sports, and guffing . , , says The Good Earth was the best movie he ever saw . listens faithfully to his favorite radio program, Information, Please. gf.wf,, iemen:icAneic!er plans to attend the Minnesota Agricultural College . . . claims that her hobbies are danc- ing, hiking, and tobogganing . . . declares that physiology was her favorite subject . . . likes movie stars Robert Cummings and jane Wyant , . . lists Gone With the Windv as her favorite movie . . . enjoys listening to Kay Kyser . . . prefers brunettes to blondes. Chafiri QMGIBQIL worked on this year's Saga and Beacon staffs . . . was a member of the Bowling Club . . . hopes to become an airplane mechanic . . . says his hobbies are building model airplanes anti all sports . . . likes movie stars Mickey Rooney and Spencer Tracy . . . enjoys listening to Kay Kyser. IICQMBAHB was a member of the French, Science, Radio, and Scribblers' Clubs . . . says that her hobbies are reading and working with marionettes . . . enjoys amatuer radio experiments . . . ap- peared in the German-French Variety Show . . . confesses that Charles Boyer is her favorite movie star . . . likes to listen to Information Pleased' Pelle San 618125 was a member of the Latin Club . . . plans to attend business college . . . admits her hobbies are skating and horseback riding . . . states that Rose Marien is the best movie she has ever seen . . . says Nelson Eddy and Jeanette McDonald are her favorite cinema stars . . . enjoys listening to the Hit Parade. arie arm would like to go to business college . . . claims her ambition is to bea stenographer . . . states that Gene Autry is her movie hero . . . says that Lost Horizonl' is the best movie she's ever seen . , . avers that typing is her favorite subject . . . says her hobby is collect- ing souvenirs. Page Twen ty-four Cllle agl'l'I.0l'I- was secretary of the National Honor Society . . . was a member of the Science and Library Clubs and Red Cross Chapter . . . hopes to become a private secretary . . . says her hob- bies are photography and stamp-collecting . , . likes movie stars Myrna Loy and Errol Flynn . . . lists San Francisco as her favor- ite movie. I X N gf' ,J , - ze ,J OAI! no A r u N ' X 1 , , , - x 'g pla al'sBEfffspfba11,an as jim 'ss . . . belongelsffto the choirg Madrigal Club, and tu Q1 th boys V Qcrettef. 1 Hplayed inthe band and ' For stra'3',' , . appeared ln, the operettas Q oaxfyoff the-'iNancyi Lee,'3' 'i'Hollywodd Ex- 'yJtra,'Z and 'fl'-larmony Hallhl, ., ,.':,x says his ambit nxii' robe a music teacher tl. . plans to att K college. ' K fy f 'N Wfifafml Rmlif confesses her ambition is to be a reporter . . . was associate editor of the Beacon . . , served as secretary of the Library Club . . . was a member of the Press Club, Latin Club, and Library Club . . . enjoys skating and collect- ing pictures . . . likes to listen to Kay Kyser . . . worked on the '41 Saga. Hefty Kumm was a member of the G.A.A., choir, and Girls' Glee Club . . . appeared in three opetettas . . . confesses her favorite subject is typing . . . enjoys Lana Turner more than any oiher actress . . , states that her ambition is to obtain a good job . . . admits that dancing is her favorite hobby. gafgafa SGAHB belonged to the Latin and Science Clubs, Senior Girl Reserves, and G.A.A. . . intends to go to business college after graduation . . . delares her hobbies are ice-skating, skiing, and swimming . . . states her ambition is to become a good typist . . , and says her favorite high school subjects were English and typing. A76!ll!Cl,l J .S7Cl1'LCLffl 0I!l'L was a member of the Madrigal Club, Boys' Octette, Student Council, band, orchestra, and choir . . , appeared in the opetettas, 'iHolly- wood Extran and Harmony Hall . , . plans to attend the university after graduating . . . savs his hobbies are sports, music, photo- gvaphy, and collecting metals . . . declases his ambition is to become an orchestra leader. Q D was a member of the G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Siience, and Dancing Clubs . . . says her hobbies are roller-skating and dancing . . . listens to Lux Radio Theateri' and The Hit Paradev . . . likes Rebecca,' the best of any movie she ever saw . . . says her ambition is to work in an office. QZJP95 ax ' ll' eg ,SZ ' f 3 attended Humboldt for two years before com- ing to Harding . . . confesses that her ambition is to own a convertible , . . admits that danc- ing, swimming, and hiking are her favorite hobbies . , . believes uGone With The Windil is the best movie she has ever seen . . . enjoys listening to Glenn lVliller's orchestra. Jcnnefd dgbdneieler spends his leisure time swimming, fishing, skiing, and skating . . . enjoys seeing horror movies like Frankenstein . . . declares that his favorite movie stars are Paul Muni and Spencer Tracy . . . likes to listen to Bob Hope . . . says his hobby is taxidermy . . . prefers brunettes to blondes. QIIQUCL .SJCAUAQ belonged to the Student Council and G.A.A. . . . confesses her ambition is to learn to sew . . . declares her hobbies are dancing and acrobatics . . . thinks 'tDavid Copperfield is the best movie she has ever seen . . . says Clark Gable and Priscilla Lane are her fav- orite screen stars . . . enjoys listening to The Hit Parade. .4 .xguolreg Scdwadn admits that her fanibition is to become a stenographer . . . says that her hobbby is sav- ing post-cards from outside of this state . . . lists James Stewart and Olivia De Havilland 'as outstanding in the movie world . . . states that Gone With the Windv was the best movie that she has ever seen. .fl f . Wufiam gSZeeAan belonged to the choir , . . played UB, foot- ball in '38 l, , . appeared in the openettas Harmony Hallv and Hollywood Extraf' . u. played AH basketball in ,39 a'nd ,4O, and HBH basketball in '37 an ,3'8 . . fwas 'sports writer on the Beacon sta . .,. says t'Gunga Dinv was the best movie he ever saw. 'J . I a e agiegrizif frtended mboldt for two years before coming Harding . 3, confesses that her ambi ion is to get argooa' job . . . admits that hejliobbielsf are wo rvjng, skating, and dancing . . says tha rrol Flynn and Olivia de Ha ' d are hier favorite movie stars . , . enj istening to Glenn Millerls orchestra. biz! .gzrove was a member of the Dancing and Library Clubs . . . claims her hobby is reading . . . says Romeo and Julieti' was the best movie she ever saw . . . avers that the Hit Parade is her favorite radio program . . . admits that George Sanders is her favorite movie star . . . prefers blonds. IQOAM .SZAHML bel the adrMf'Clu.b,' 'the Boys' Oc te ' estr'a, an 'cl'i'ir , , .,2Q5, to a nd the Univeraitynnf ixhefofa' . .- claims his h' biesiafe bowl' g, music, ,phptog FHPIYY, an readily iq ,f sa l1is'amb1tion'is to become a chemist oifla transport pilot, .J.s,'- S 'N prefers Bob Hope' humor in the radio world, ,f ye,- , ow df ,ddroecyeif , , f 9141 WHS ime the erman Science and Dan u s opes to attend the O i er 1 i 1 l it , , . A 0f 'Minnes Ita . .. .Csays his hob- are dancing an pla trhe saw and iviolin . . . claims h' 'doritg movie star is Alice Faye . , . lis f e Great Waltz as the best movie he h s seen . . . enjoys Eddy Cantor. YJWEM SAM. was president 0f'tlya,German Club . . . be- long to tlg phoir ands e Majfigal Club . . ,appeared 9'1,A1 f6ft3S YI-Ieirriaony Hal '34 an ,a'IQH5LW00d,-E,Xtl'3f? r' .I . con- fesgjf o ies aresinging German song, rea ing history, and streamlining stories , . . admjgs Shi? ambitigtisfti Ee a ,erased public iiciountant . f 3. plans lb attend business col- ege. ,Qrnice e ua' belonged to G.A.A. and Senior Girl Reserves . . , says her hobbies are skating, skiing, and collecting buttons . . . ilaims UDL I. Q. is her favorite radio program . . . declares the best movie she ever saw was uFour Feathers . . . confesses that her ambition is to get a good job, orraine Sdimon belonged to the Bowling Club . . . says her hobbies are skating and dancing . . . con- fesses her ambition is to become a good skater . . . claims the best movie she ever saw was Northwest Mounted Policei' . . . enjoys listening to Kay Kyser . . . likes to play the piano . . . says her favorite movie star is Rosemary Lane. ! ,f W says her ambition is to become an interior Cl6C01'-2f0r . . . declares that her hobbies are skating and tennis . . . confesses that Jean Arthur, Ray Milland, and Cary Grant are her favorite movie stars . . . claims the best movie she ever saw Was Q'Gone With The Wind . . . listens regularly to Kay Kyser,s band. ie are danci and swim i vie st s yrone Pow U un d P enjoys li in te a ilul.. , l aims t at is w er avo '. - in ig sc . . . er ambiti i to W clerical 41 U s t t er ' 1 ' - ' 1' . . l'k ' . . I nja i . . . list uNo - est Q was lf r'e ov 1.. g lf I ii 1-11 f Q1 b 11 11 h . W - Page Twenty-Fwe sr ,S ff , T Pg ne appeared in 'fHoll ood Extra . . . be- longed to th i,,Glee Club and the choir . . . declares tdlafj her ambition is tovsing in an Gurchestra . plans ,go attend business college . . . says her ho -'is skating . . . thinks the best m she ver saw was Northwest Mounted Police , . . listens regularly to 'QThose We Love. Z0l 0fAg yedll ,S70Mf8l' belonged to the G.A.A. and the junior Girl Reserves . . . was a member of the band and choir . . . appeared in the play, Thanks Awfullyf' and the uChristmas Pageant in '39 . . . says her hobbies are dancing, sewing, and reading the newest books , . . confesses that she may attend Stephens, College in Missouri. gfaine .S?aAnLe belonged to the band, orchestra, Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee, Rifle, and Science clubs . . . says her hobbies are dancing, skating and swim- ming . . . listens regularly to The Hit Parade . . . claims her favorite subject was English , . . likes Anne Sheridan and Robert Cummings in the cinema world . . . says her ambition is to make money. ggzagem .Qewarf was a member of the G.A.A. Board . . . wants to become a nurse . . . declares thather hobby is skating . . . enjoys listening to Charlie McCarthy . , . states that Pat O'Brien and Spencer Tracy are her favorite movie stars . , . thinks that The Howards of Virginia is the best movie she has ever seen. xv X 5? Sauuer gizfed fliunicipal hockey . . , says his am- de a es his hobbies are hunting and fishing . . . ates that james Cagney and Betty Glgbilare his favorite movie stars . . . thinks Q '- jj I I X 'tied Epo work for the government . . . i o west Passage is the best movie he has ever s I n . . . enjoys listening to sports broad- casts. 6llfUl 2l'I-C6 bUdl'l60l'I, was a member of the '40 football and hockey teams . . . was sports editor of the Beacon . . . played Big Ten basketball in '38 . . . says his hobbies are skating and swimming . , . declares that his favorite movie stars are Spencer Tracy and Donald Duck . . , hopes to attend Macalester after graduation. APAR? el' was a member of the G.A.A ..,. says her hobbies are swimming and dancing . . , claims her ambition is to get a job . , , likes movie stars Judy Garland and john Garfield . , . lists Gone With the Wind as the best movie she has ever seen . . , admits that Eng' lish was her favorite subject. Page Twenty-:ix yfwargaref .syorenfion belonged to the Bowling Club . . . collects write-ups on Harding teams as a hobby . . . plans to go to the University of Minnesota . . . says that Bette Davis and Laurence Olivier are her favorite movie stars . . . thinks that the best movie she ever saw was uLost Horizon . . , listens regularly to Club Matinee. of cifd agpaecger was a m er of he Dancin , lence, and Libary C s,-S. ., and G eserves . . . plans o tten b in s coll e . . . SBVS her b'i ' to vel '. . aims her hobbies get t nisjiivi ng, d s ating . . . confesses 'at typing s her vorite school subject J. refer r nette r blondes, 3 . lon .SEMA was a member of this yearis A football team . , . played on the '38, '39, and '40 hockey teams . . . says that his hobbies are bowling and pool . . . enjoys listening to Bob Hope and Bing Crosby . . . declares that Lana Turner and Gary Cooper are his favorite movie stars. l 2 laid fo ' was chosen .A.R. r senta v . . . has e vi - esident the or i Re- ves a secreta of the a o or ociety . . also elong d to th cience in Clu s, G.A and tude - ' . , . ays her ho es ar ing, ing, te ' . , as i an f th enior an nts m . 1 ll Cl, flag 3. f ,. nd, orchestra choir, nce - . plans to end the ' -3- o5M' neso fter g tion . . . ' -- f fe s is ob emistry, ' - tam llecti g . . dec ares his avorite su ere mathematics and chemis . K U ,W 5 n I O Q he v 0 ad i 'a h tob o radio en- g ' s h I 10, ru b sf ,QCAWI fluie had been vice-president of the Rifle Club and treasurer of the Hi-Y . . . was a member of the Bowling Club . , . played intramural and municipal football . . . says his ambition is to be a pilot . , . declares his hobbies are skat- ing, bowling, shooting, and fishing . . . enjoyed physics more t an any other subject- J oe e was e ber t e onal Hono Socie ine ays tha her obby i r wing ut e g ts ovie e as e y tem g to ed Waring o the radio X . x a i h . . - ty, G.A ., nd ' . plans t a end . V l' . . ' i . . lik m ie sta Lawrence O ie and B r is . . li W 'n h M he es l ' h D en . .I . 'W S 1 X 1 . -h fl , ffl f , ri I Uofas jodificd I was a member of the Dancing and Peppers Clubs, and G.A.A. . ,, . served on the '40 prom committee . . . says herhobby is danc- ing . . , enjoys Glen Miller's orchestra . . . thinks. Gone With the' Wind is the best movie she has everfseen . . , declares Clark Gable and Myrna Loy are her favorite movie stars. ' - ' i , 1 anifi arien was president of the Senior and Junior Girl Reserves . . . was a member of the National Honor Society and Science Club . . . says her hobby is making friends . . . likes movie star Tyrone Power . . . enjoys listening to The Hit Parade' on the radio . . . claims her ambition is to be a social worker. . n N .xdgvbrit ii em wa ,a member? of the Science and Dancing Cllsfbs, Student Council, band, and orchestra ., . . pfaris to attend the University of Mine ' Kota . . . hopes to become a medical tech- wiih . .' . says her hobbies are music, dana ing, and hiking . . , claims that math an'l English were her favorite subjects in high Ischool. orofdy ue! er 'lwas a member of the Dancing and Bowling H Clubs, G.A.A., and Girl Reserves . . . saw 'her hobbies are dan ing, bowling, and play- ing cribbage . . ai her favorite subject was art . . . li movie stars An Sheridan and Mickey R ney . . enjo s istening to if-'Bob' Hope a The it Pa ef, e ine a a me of t . . e choir, and th er a an c' ce C s . . . plans t atten olle e . . that her ambi- ion is t be nurse . . eclares her hobbies are ati imming, and collecting pic- tur . . . ,peared in t e operettas, 'iHolly- w Extr and i'Harxhony Hallf, HCAIZFLJ lmlhelaif plans to attend college after graduation , . . says his ambition is to be a success . , . be- longed to the Science Club . . . admits that fishing and sports in general are his hobbies . . . enjoys seeing uDracula,' and Franken- stein motion pictures . . . states that Errol Flynn and Deanna Durbin are his favorite movie stars. Joyce wdfefd was a member of the G.A.A. and the Senior Girl Reserves . . . claims she wants to be a business secretary . . . states that her hobbies are playing the piano and reading . . . avers Wuthering Heightsv was her favorite movie . . . appeared in Harmony Hallv . . . likes Mickey Rooney and Henry Aldrich of radio fame. Z r - Ji 4 K :Scar rooien. played AH football in '38, '39, and '40 . . . won the Beacon award for being the most valuable player on this yearis football team . . . admits that sports are his hobby . . . claims that chemistry and physics were his faV0fif9 Sl1b,i9CfS . . . likes movie stars Cary Grant and Gary Cooper , , , plans to attend college. Lbekreri ur I, aigd says h a beg 1. claimsf t er hobbies' are'ice-skatir1g,vswini- ming, and singing . . , likgr nggyie stars Claudjgtgq Coil5e1'f'afid'Z'C'aTy!Gi a?iitif . . lisktsk' t'Gone With the Wind f.as thenblest 1110648 ,CJ fe - she has ever seenf. .,. listening Jo theuid' 7 X Ellenbetg'Sisters on the radio , . . prefers brunettes to blondes. 4L6tlil0l , served' on therdjunior ,prognfcommittee . . . WE all member of theTMumrners, ,D,ancing, Science, and'4'P,eppets Clubsg aggiears in the pflays, 'Yfhanks Awfullyv and' The N45 Live, of .Etnilyu raster eases subjects were, ex ssioni and English . 'ff :'- 'V claims that her ho bies are dancing skat- ing . . .fpliznsf-to attend bwisiness college. ,4 'f n Y'7,y e if 'gl f 1 aco ' J., 0I'L QOZQI1 Q belonged to the Student Council, Science, and Skating Clubs . . . states his hobbies are ice-skating and swimming . , . played intramural basketball . . . would like to at- tend the university after graduation . . . admits he never saw a movie . . . enjoys listen- ing to the 'tAldrich Familyv radio program . . . prefers blondes to brunettes. goin mai claims his ambition is to be a lawyer . . , plans to attend business college after gradua- tion . . . states that Dennis Morgan and Betty Grable are his favorite movie stars . . . classes 'iNorthwest Mounted Police as the best movie he has ever seen . . . prefers brun- ettes to blondes . . . enjoys listening to Jack Bennyis radio program. Cllngdfef walf! served as recording secretary of G.A.A ..., belonged to the Senior Girl Reserves, and the Dancing, Science, and Latin Clubs . . . also was a member of the G.A.A. Board and Archery Club , . . would like to attend col- lege after graduation . . . confesses her am' bition is to be a teacher of physical education. MCACLFU! 'ML el' played GBM football in '39 and Big Ten basketball . . . claims his ambition is to be a millionaire . , . states that Virginia was the best movie he ever saw . . . avers that bowl- ing, swimming, fishing and hunting are his hobbies . . . likes Joan Bennett and Sherlock Holmes of screen and radio fame. Page Twenty-:even I I I .fduvlreg eiriner was a member of the Junior Latin Club and the Dancing Club . . . played in the band . . . confides that her ambition is to be a nurse . , . enjoys listening to 'lThe Hit Parade . . . says her hobbies are ice-skating, reading, and playing drums . . . claims that John Garfield is her favorite movie actor. 10144, mfr! was a member of the Science, Latin, and Girls' Glee Clubs . . , belonged to the junior Girl Reserves and the choir . . . hopes to attend college after graduation . . . appeared in the operetta, Hollywood Extra . . . says that Guy Lombardo is her favorite radio star . . . says that music is her hobby. Wea! mfgamo appeared in Kid Brother . . . plans to at- tend college after graduation . . . was a member of the Mummers, German, Science, and Ski Clubs . . . served on the prom com- mittee . . . played in the band and orchestra, and sang in the choir . . . names Errol Flynn and Judy Garland as his movie favorites. oiri :ion was a member of the band and orchestra . . . hopes to become an airline stewardess after graduation . . , says that Gary Cooper and Ann Sheridan are her favorite movie stars . . . listens faithfully to all band programs on the radio . . . thought The Great Waltz was the best movie she ever saw. irginia E er .j,LE pGARferves, nrmg, owlm Ten'n1s,and Pepper Clubs . aa-rilrr'-faeelfram, . . . enjoytfgk ,.,dan.mg apcbwvi t, . ...xg .MIUESE hmb wbgss fpartendwmimsnemi lege after' duaiofimvbdsangryjfl-jbgdgbqi andh: ,bint the operetteslflvlarmony I-Ia and ' -'EXna? --f a I m fa, , K .iv if ,Nl,N,L.,'s vs-N-' Q., R' ' N' ,Lfr-4 --R'-13 2 , Xgduegzg Zimmerman was a member of the G.A.A., the Peppers Club, and the choir . . , served on the G.A.A. Board . . . plans to attend business college . . . claims her ambition is to become a pri- vate secretary . . . admits her hobby is keeping a sports scrapbook . . , says her favorite sub- ject was expression. 7fWarian egion came to Harding from Humboldt . . . says reading, eating, and sewing are her hobbies . . . hopes to become a nurse after graduation . . . listens faithfully to Vox Pop on the radio . , . names Gone With The Wind as as her favorite movie. Page Twen ty-eight :b.,..,fi, mn was a member of the Dancing, Latin, and Science Clubs , . . says her hobbies are col- lecting souvenirs, dancing, biking, and bowl- ing . . . claims her favorite subject was art . . . likes movie stars Deanna Durbin and Errol Flynn . . . lists Lillian Russell as the best movie she has ever seen . . . enjoys listen- ing to ,lack Benny. une Wife was a member of the G.A.A. and the Library Club . . . enjoys collecting pictures and souvenirs . . . says that dancing and hiking are her hobbies . . . plans to atrend business college after graduation . . . says that Kay Kyser is her favorite radio star . . . reveals that jean Arthur and George Raft are her cinema favorites, cali ai mfgamdon . p , i was a. druih majorette in '39 and '40 , . . was .al member og the Dancing Club . . . en- joyr' listeningf td Glenn Miller and 'lClub , atinee on Yhe radio . . . says that ating, dancing, swimming, and baton-twirl- ing are her hobbies . . . says her ambition is to succeed. Eff, mderafor sang in the Glee Club and choir, and was a member of the Student Council and the G.A.A .... plans to attend agricultural col- lege after graduation , . . enjoys skating and dancing for hobbies . . . hopes to become a 4-H leader after graduation . . . prefers brunettes to blondes. mgyfiirdzy ourtgquidf was a 'member of the G.A.A., Science, Latin, and Dancing Clubs . . . also belonged to Girl Reserves and Red Cross Council' , . . plans to attend the, university . ,. . confesses her ambition to be a nurse . . . enjoys skating, dancing, and swimming . 1 . thinks Gone With the Windi' is the best movie she has seen. ' f IQOLM J JL.. was a member of the A football team in '40 . . . has been treasurer of the H-Y . . . belonged to the band . . . says his hobbies are sports . . . confesses his ambition is to become an engineer . , . plans to attend the university aftervgraduating . . . declares that mathematicsxewag his .favorite subject. .V 3.1 i 17 ' U r 'U Q? ,fi xQlf'l Ll'll'LQ all ef? was Arnember nf the Girl Reserves and Wel- fare.JLea ue af. , was chairman of the Chow Mein diiherw. . . appeared in Hollywood Extra and'A'I-larmony Hall . . . states her hobbies are dancing and listening to popular music . . . claims her ambition is to operate a comptometer . , . likes Bing Crosby and Kraft Music Hall. camera -.Sly Lgzniorfi Helen Anderson Klaydon Anderson Donald Anselment Lloyd Apman Lorraine Bailey Eunice Bauman Donald Brommericlc Glenn Brown Paul Kolling Helen Kraemer Murine Kuehl Bernice Laven Richard Lecher lVlarie Leirich Jean Lindquist Dorothy Loppnow Ml a Muriel Cava au h W . Jeanette Luke Margaret Chli-:valcier WJ i John Madden Ferne Christenson y . f I Henry Conrad l Burton Cooper Val Crouse Mary Ellen Cunnien Joyce Dolan Maxine Duhey Warren Engherg Edward England Lester Enslin Candace Erickson Patricia Foley Jean Fox Marion Gall Katherina Gallagher Richard Gerdts Paul Glauner Romauld Halley Charlotte Harr Q Ig K I , it ' l l Mary Ellen Harris i ,EJ I Bernice Hathaway yd ix Dorothy Heller Eugene Hoertsch Richard Hoppenrath Marvin Horrisherger Shirley Hussum Herbert Johnson Robert Johnson Shirley Johnson George Juaire Donald Kleiter lf I 1 9 J fill flaw ill ,fl F X x ily Nl C l ucille Magin Berthold Magnuson Lois Ann Mellin Norman Moris 'f M Eugene O'Brien W! M Patricia O'Connor June Olson fr Caroline Pfafl: , Edith Phelps H Eleanor Pilot Rosemary Portner Vernon Ptacelc Robert Rasmussen Byron Robinson Shirley Ruenitz Harry Schrodt Wfillard Sheehan Kenneth Soller Alhina Suess ' George Sutherland Tom Syflco Norma Tarte George Tempest Betty Thielen Lcoria Toney Donald Tyler Grace Van Core Glen Walfoort Eileen Weber Murlini Westberg Arline Yardeen Kathleen Zierdan Elaine Zimmerman , if! I I L ,fy f,4,-fc-.fvif--' .yy-Z' JJ., . Wilford X, Page Twenty , ff ,I f ' ',,.. M -. f all M1942 ' lffifffl yf' 1' Jittlglgyy Abeler l . A Anderson ,L A Xlferry Arendt 3 3 A ,M J Bernieta Augustine ' ,A Anna Marie Backe V Kennard Bohneman ' june Baker Pfudrey Bender ' Darleen Bergeson .3 Dorothy Beecroft x .I 'Qi Gordon Bickle Betty Lou Bollm gi' Mary Louise o ann I Harold Bra s f' Lois Carlson Pearl Carlson X X Arlone Casey X Bette Coder p W Alyce Crockett V , Zerita Cumming K Wilma Davenport vian Dettman 5 X f, Irene Donath l '- Rosemary Fuchs Q3 ' If Margaret Geronime K V ' Rose Gray lil l Tom Harrington l J Betty Hoi I i Q f I 1 Dick Hoppenrath rg, gli I Magdalen Kainz - ' Kal J . Clem Kelly f J, Ione Kraemer l John Kuether fl I Calvin La Due U i Arline Lenart , X l Violet Lindgaard l X 1 ill Lyllyan Lundgren K Emily McHattie Tom Madden NX Evadne Magnuson X will Marien , . X ,.,, 'Bernadette Nelson ' er e son ' it-Xi! o hy Neuschwander KX A , oria Nordstrom QE Lorraine Nordstrom J Nola Jane Norsby K. , Gil Evangeline Nowan X Bob Osterholclt - ' A N 1155555531 QA La Verne Pottlnoff XX , K Q Marvin Reed gl XR- Faythe Rentz l' Doris - Beverly Ruchie 0' -N l hlrley Schelben J XM Erdine Schenk Y l Audrey Schmidt XX A Bernyce Seubert Xi A X Lorrayne Y ' Q Marjorie I K X X Harry Skudlarskl YK' ' Qi e,Helen Stahl A- A in kr Lorraine Stark fl Elaine Stenger l N- Genevieve Stevens X Eldon Sommerdorf Elaine Sund Lorraine Sundberg Arline Swanson Frank Tschannel Zella Young Wylma York Jacqueline Wahl Lorraine Waldo Audrey Willia s Joe Willar 12 Page Thirty mill ,se me ' it Q 1 CALM of 1943 x 1 Betty Alexis Lois Anderson Theodore Auger Laverne Benert Marjorie Berggren Gerry Boldt Dorothy Brooks Ken Brown Lois Cheney Bob Dahlberg Dorothy Deiss Delores Fischhack Loraine Flaherty Roland Flohr N Virginia Gebharcl . ' Edwin Gelderman . ' Lila Mae Gutschei' 2, I Helen Hanoft 3 - Glorial ,Harmsi ' Y: Elriest Ijlintze - ilu Anna Holt X si - . Ereyllohnson r - LJ 1 elen Jones 0 Z 5 Donald Koehler Marion Kl iter jane graf Do h eeman C . orie Lyons Wilfred Lyons L c attie Mila McKee Arclis Merchant Janice Moore Margaret Muchlegger Ruth Munkelwitz Irene Murphy Connie Nadeau Evelyn Nielsen Reuben Nippoldt Nick Novak Avis Nowan Betty Pariseau Rolane Peacock Audrey Peterson Grace Peterson Shirley Philipson Dorothy Raths Mary Redlund Nathalie Rehome Richard Reifler Mary Rogers Rita Marie Rogers Betty Russ Mary Jane Sauro Jerome Schaller Marjorie Scott Jog Ann Shields If ,J Peare Simon ' ' '1J!I, 'gf Helen Snell QOfcff',Q-14-Q7 KLTNS3 g 5, Audrey Sorge I ff! Delores Sorenson Marjorie Strumberg Lois Thompson De Etta Timm Patty Trielnold Mary Lois Wethall John Wilson Lois Witte Lois Wodell Page Thirty-one Cyaaa of 7944 Erdis Bergloff Ray Brenner Phyllis Brooks Nida Buclcholz Harvey Damgard Shirley Dunn Lois Elcenstein Inez Gray Frank Innis Fred Jenister Clarence Joh Delores Knott Pat Kuehl Guy Laib Audrey McHattie Connie Miller Glen Miller Mary Ann Miller Jacquelyn Peacock Peggy Robinson Donald c ee Shirley Steinbring Virginia Vacanti Eleanor Davis laecia onom CHARLES MERCHANT ...., ..... P resident of the senior class THOMAS HARRINGTON ..,. 4.... P resident of the junior class CHARLES PLATTEN . . . OSCAR TROOIEN ....., DELORIS STOW . . . NEAL WILLIAMS .,.. GEORGE TEMPEST ,r,. EDWARD ENGLAND ,. WILLIAM NYMAN .... OSCAR TROOIEN .r,.. GERALD MCLAUGHLIN FRANCIS MCLELLAN . , . GEORGE POTTS r,.., Page Thirty-two . . , . . .Class RCW Slci Champion Voted most valuable to his football team Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected . . . . 4 . D. A. R. Representative ,......,..,,,.Senior play leacl on first All-City Football Team on first All-City Football Team on first All-City Football Team on first All-City Football Team on first All-City Football Team A , . , . . All-City Hockey Team Winner of Science Club Award KXONN 1 A 0 fxgw m n CW KYW iijer' W A' N FN fx A U W A 'Q N f if X X ,,,...........-KJ Vx OIID O KY 7 . u -4 '23 3 if WWW! 09-HM GQAAWQWQJWW ww gm fy F , X M Xxx . Q43 - 5 .Qi s . R X xx x Q if W6l,!l0l'lCL 0l'l0l oczefg Among all Harding students, those who have been accorded membership in the National Honor Society have achieved the highest honor any high school student may receive. In order to be a member, a student must have received and maintained an average of 85 or above for three years, assumed leadership in student affairs, given some evidence of fine character, and rendered service to the school. Officers during the first semester were Lyle Christensen, president, Betty Espersen, vice-presidentg Deloris Stow, secretary, and Jane Raymond, treasurer. Officers during the second semester were Carol Thoele, president, Mertise Peloquin, vice-presidentg Shirley Hagen, secretary, and Janis Varien, treasurer. Miss Erna M. Schulz is adviser of the group. LYLE CHRISTENSEN President Last row: Jean Joeb, Mertise Peloquin, Janis Varien, Mary Rasmussen, Gwendylen Peacock, and Florence Eberhard. Middle row: James Bellomo, Charles Merchant, Edward Balzart, Shirley Hagen, and Carol Thoele. First row: Lyle Christensen, Betty Espersen, Miss Ernst Shultz, adviser, Deloris Stow, and Jane Raymond. .. Yin , ,, W7 Page Thirty-three 86LC0l'l my The Beacon, which is the result of hard work on the part of I-Iarding's aspiring journalists, was very success- ful again this year. Although the task of putting out a paper is not exactlv child's play, the Beacon staff managed to have a good time doing it. For instance, there was the press con- vention at Hibbing, which was attended by several staff members last October. Then, too, there were interviews with such celebrities as Glen Gray, Antoinette Berg- quist, and Eric Mattson. On November 8, the Beacon staff sponsored a Victory Dance in honor of the champion football team. Oscar Trooien was presented with the Beacon award for being Hardingis most outstanding athlete. He was chosen by his team-mates. The Beacon staff is a member of the All-City Press Club, a very worthwhile organization which enables high school journalists from all over the city to get together and exchange ideas and suggestions. Inst 1010 Hain Skudlarski, Duane Gibbons, Willis lll'i1liE',2Illd Neil llrztun Scfmul 1010 Nllldied Roubik, Bernice Gangl, Marion lilling, Jean xY6lD9l', and F1781 7011 Robert Appleton, Helen Herdina, Patricia Norton, Jeanne AlQfllll4'llBlIll ind I miente bu anson. .fsffkl QW? f ,af it gy, ome oonz ,. iffy!!! f, 7.4, , 5 K e orferfi . li 1 V-'jf fi, . f fl X 5 f' . , .. rfb, V f It is the task of I-Iarding's fifty home room reporters , to sell subscriptions to the Beacon. Each semester during the subscription campaign there is a race to see which .R ! wry, reporter will sell the largest number. The one who sells the most is awarded a 'dollar and a half. Whoever comes in second receives a dollar. Jerome Schaller won the race last fall, with Bernice Lloyd taking second place. The mid-year subscription race was won by Richard Hoppenrath. Constance Miller was second. Lawrence Swanson sold more subscriptions than any other staff member during both campaigns. Last Voir: Jamcs Mahle, Lawrence Brunner, Darwin Moore, Jerome Schaller, Thomas Harrington, William Entenmann, Clifford Brandt, Roger Browning, Russell Taylor, and XValter Schneider. Thirfl 7'0'll'.' Roland Flohr. Joseph Flaherty, Frank Allen. Clarence Kemper, Robert Appleton, XVillis Drake. Joseph Cosimini, Neil Braun. and Harold Richter. Ser-o-url row .' Denise Falcs Rosemary Fuchs, Constance Miller, Jeanne McCutcheon, llvelyn Evenson, Phyllis Kondziella, Irene Murphy, Delores Anderson, Dorothy Choukalas, and Shirley Philipson. First row: Eileen McGuire, Virginia Nelson, Evadne Magnuson. LaVerne Pott- hoff, Dorothy VVelsh. Jane Rochstroh, Patricia Norton, Marion Filling, Rolane Peacock, and Betty Tempest. it Y., D ffl . G18 4 B S ndglhg Ed. 110 I, arcAin9 Kano! , ., Q I '5 3 ?,,. es- Yrs I 2 J f M ,fx -iff I ..i, k l lk if an , ,dag Af -'WW l , cf i 5.9. '.f 'Aj X w J -fwfl X fx! ban ' My ,,,a i V1 fv , nf' xly 1 f .1 ll 1 1 ff 'yfwi ' ,ff 1 I This year the Harding band has been the center of a great deal of attrac- tion both at football games and at school assemblies. Much of the success is due to the able direction of Mr. Hugh Gibbons, who led the Le Mars, Iowa, band to four national championships. Under his guidance, the band has progressed remarkably. Besides playing at the football games and assemblies, the band gave a 15-minute program over W.M.I.N. this year. f rf 1 1 1 . 1 ' f-ff , ,, '57 ,ff f ,K ff-f, jf N, 1' affz -ff f ,f J! I I Q, f fl . N . NM ' ,' N f ' x., -' JA' ' X- xr I , l rf' ' During the Winter Carnival, the drum majorettes gained recognition throughout the city. Three of the girls: Dorothy Utecht, Lois White and Alice I-Iouska, placed among the first ten in the National Drum Major- ette Contest held during the Carnival. Besides band work, Mr. Gibbons has formed quartets for trombone, clar- inets and trumpet. Although the trombone and clarinet quartets are a comparatively new achievement in the music Held, they are steadily gaining recognition throughout the city. Page Thirty-:even X f W ,W Wnadrigaf Lust roto: Edward Sandstrom, William Kinsey, Charles Lacey, John Reynolds, William Schultz, Robert Schnaith, Arlen Reichert D ld O1 . ::290JlCfY'l'2'lC' Pfigrdene Forsberg, Arlene Swanson, Katherine Moeller, Lois Anderson, and Erdine Schenk. First 1'o1v. lDonna Larson, Roselee Metcalf, Patricia Nacey, Violet Holt, Betty Faust, Murine Kuehl, and Doris Larson Page Thirty-eight Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Roder, this musical club, consisting of twenty members, has won the praise and admiration of everyone who has heard it. After singing for the Schubert Club, the Madrigalers received a glowing tribute from Frances Boardman, Dis- patch-Pioneer Press music critic. Dressed in eighteenth century costumes, the group sings madrigals which were popular during that period. They do their singing .while seated around a table. Besides appearing for the Schubert Club, they sang before the Thursday Club, the Mont- parnasse Club, the English Club, the M.E.A., Veterans Hospital, National Clinic, and National Music Contest. , P' if X fix! fs f f 1 A 1 I .NP X ,J .5 rf lf!! if I 1,1 X' If I i -Y f ,f ' f W 5, ,y in if , f ,J ' - f X q 1, ,,' L J' I P I J j I ' 0 ' TI 4, 'I fly I V! H. 1' la .l X ,fi A ' ,' f .fr rf' ff ' Q l All if ff N . I Lf' fi ' 'UM sf f Last row Arnold Richter, James Johnston, Don Ruth, Arlen Reichert, Robert Schnaith, Edward Sandstrom, Robert McGee, Lloyd Iohnson Joe Sabota, Clinton Ho1mes,'Char.les Eschbach, William Sheehan, William Schultz and William Nienaber. Fam th vow: Shirley Gebhard, Har01d'Branes, Donald Peterson, John Milton, Del Carlo, Duane Gibbons, Don Olson, Donald Crossfield, ealWill1ams, John Reynolds, Phyllis W,ethall, Carol Thoele, Fern Montgomery, Rosemary Lucker, and Frances DeMarre, mod, 1o1u Geraldine O'Connell, Betty Heckman, Roselee Metcalf, Aileen Rath, Jean Gilbert, Ardez Haugen, Marion Elling, Murine uehl Anna Burandt, Orlein Gamber, Doris Larson, Lois Anders0n,Joyce Waters, Donna Mae Larsen, Erdine Schenk, Corrine Sandberg, Arlene Holdahl, and Betty Faust. f 7 X Second fow: June Baker, Jewel Sear 'Jean Joeb, Betty Russ. Arlene Swanson, Lois Downs, Bette Hoidahl, Shirley Snell. Evelyn ohnson Dorothy Hanson, Arloene Iiforsbefg, Elaine Seil, Katherina, Gallagher, and Rita Rossi. F11 st 1010 Ann Adele Peltier, Catherine Moeller, Virginia Wyland, Lorraine Norsby, Shirley Zimmerman, Ferne Christenson, Violet olt Elaine Sund, Lucille Pritchard, Katherine Von De Linde, Dorothy Neuschwander, Mary Frances Nestor, Mary Jane Moryn, nd Helen Stahl. 7 x-4, ,,,,, L,4 ,., ' ,f ffl' Did the sweet music you hear from the dog-house during 4th period ever make you stop to realize just how much work is put into it? The choir under the able guidance of Mrs. Mary Rodcr has given many performances during school assemblies. One hundred thirty members make up this body 1 1-A X of umelodious merry makersf, The Rail Splitters Ballf in February was given by the choir in order to raise money with which to purchase robes. Last year the choir entered the National Music Contest and won a high rating. Page Thirty-nine Last Row: Delores Zeverino, Lois Early, Warren John- son, Donald Spencller, Butch Murphy, Bill Marian, Mr. H. F. Gibbons, Neal Williams, Edward Sandstrom, Bill Kinsey, and John Reynolds. Second Row: Lois Brooks, Dorothy Brooks, Gwendylen Peacock, Henry Christen, B. H. Cooper, Mary Ann Miller, and Gerald Gerth. First Row: Howard Schroeder, Shirley Philipson, Elean- or Ver Haigh, Lois Wilson, Ardis Merchant, June Braunig, Darwin Moore, and jim Abeler. OPEL 26 ffa, A if , L , if ,' . je? M, ,Mmm 1 af ' x ,. W Z ffwz-fx. 531' s 'JJLQA I j'1aZLk 7 5455, M .5 Uf5H5f55I7'l l2?5S5,JiSii 1ffg ' ww, nf 1. ,iv pf ..,,,,., jg, , , fl' ,,: . . v Q6 A F Wiflvf' '94-J' A1 I gh Page Forty-one 53 ,S ' - 11. -', ... , ,- K A . sg., i. .i ,. A A 'Q .EV W , my , Ii Jr, '7 Y 'V r lg .1 ,i 7 WW' 7 4 t . we S . Q Q Ak., 1mmiat+. 7 ff 1 5 'ffl C I -1,,L., F fi ,mm,- Yu' 3 ' 'l'f . 'wif . LL ws ,iq . - r . . ,A E OF TI-IFi i i The Hi-Y was recently reorganized at Harding under new leaders. The Hi-Y and Girl Reserves combine to give dances through the year. This year the club gave a Christmas party for some seventy-five boys at the Hallie Brown house. Members of the club attended conferences at Red Wing, and the Y camp at Hudson, Wisconsin. A paper sale, and checking for the school dances has helped the club out finan- cially. The club is very lucky in having Robert Petersen, a former graduate of Harding, for the club adviser. Pow-wows and camping trips help constitute some of the outside activities of the group. Last row .' Don Panushka, Dean Gaudette, VVilliam Nienaber, VVarren Johnston, Ralph Klinkerfues. Second row: James Drake, Joseph Doerr, Herb Wielde, Thomas Harrington, Kenneth Harper. First row: Del Carlo, Robert Osterholdt, Duane Gibbons. Richard Tacke, Howard Kidder. Page F arty-three M 2l'l'i'l.6ll'l 3 Last row: Richard Feider, James Bellomo, George Homola, James Harms, Howard Schroeder, Ralph Johnson, Joe Wisbar, Austin Merriam. Second row: Mildred Homola, Margaret Jackle, Audrey Bender, Helen Kramer, Richard Feldman, Mary Christopian, Phyllis Wayne, Gertrude Deckert, Evelyn Krueger, Gloria Nordstrom. First row: Helen Bujger, Thomas Harrington, James Mahle, Anna M. Buss, Marion Elling, William Schulz, Nola Jane Norsby, Audrey Schmidt. Contrary to the opinion of freshmen and other ignorant students, the French Club is not an organization of snobbish people whose sole aim in life is to shock ordinary Harding- ites by shooting French phrases down their noses at them. No, although the members of this fair organization freely admit that they are just a wee-e-e bit more cultured than da rest 0, youse bumsf' rumors to the ef- fect that they are aspiring to be numbered among the French aristocracy are utterly false and equally groundless. Seriously, though, the club has remained active throughout the year. So- cial events included a pow-wow last fall and a Christmas party, at which two events forces were combined with those of the German Club. Members also attended the International Ball in January. Miss Anna Buss is the club's adviser. Rasmussen' If you are of German ancestry, or if Gesundheit is music to your ears, you will be pleased to know that one place where you can Q'Ach du Lieber to your heart's content is in the German Club. The social activ- ities of the club this year included a pow-wow and a Christmas party with the French Club. Members also attended the International Ball in Janu- ary, and a group of German dancers participated in a pa- geant in February. Miss Anna Buss is the adviser. ,-WA CM Last row: Patricia Norton, Charles Merchant, Lawrence Johnson, James Mahle, and Mary Second row: Harriet Engfer, Jean Guite, Jean Weber, Jacquelin Sadler, Pearl Carlson, and Mary Rodgers. First row: Jimmy Drake, James Bellomo, Miss Anna Buss, Gwendylen Peacock, and Kathryn Page Forty-four Conway' ! li Q 1 If f I 2 5 I 0 ll Cl,lflCU'lg Last row: Stan Feldman, Howard Schroeder, Norman Boldt, Ralph Johnson, Thomas Harrington, Jerome Schaller, Willis Drake, George Homola, Kenneth Harper, Marvin Horrisberger, and Eugene Brickner. Third row: Dorothy Utecht, Helen Herdina, Mildred Berg, Lucille Specker, Rosemary Portner, Dorothy VVelsh Catherine Verhulst, Mary Jane Moryn, Lorraine Norsby, Viola Tobisch. and Shirley Zimmerman. Second row: Lila VVilliamson, Marion Karlen, Bette Dornfeld, Peggy Dodds, Lorraine Erickson, Florence Eberhard Mildred Homola, Zerita Cumming, Gertrude Wenzel, Margaret VVard, and Rosemary Fuchs. First row: Ethelyn Cheney, Ardis Villers, Virginia VVyland, Nola Jane Norsby, Eleanor Vollmer, Neal XVilliums., Elaine Panian, Mildred Kordosky, Lucille Pritchard, and Gwendylen Peacock. v v Last Row: Lois Cronquist, 'Betty Tempest, Marion Elling, Shirley Youngquist, Roger Browning, VVi1,liam Dalen Jeremy Burgess, Gerald McLaughlin, Oscar TFOOISH, Eugene Kelly, Vvilliam Nyman, and Del Carlo. ' Fourth Row: Gloria Continenza, Dorothy Neuschwander, Roberta Karlen, Mary Ann Bannick, Maynette Morgan- sterne, June Peterson, Dorothy Schmale, Shirley Herzog, Valerie Plorin, Jeannette Jenister, and Patricia Norton. Third Row: Pearl Carlson, Betty Heckmann, Candace Erickson, Audrey Bender, Faythe Rentz, Dorothy Beecroft, Harrilet Jenrich, Delores Sax, Lorraine Sundberg, Kathryn Conway, Virginia Nelson, Delores Darst and Ruth Haac . Second Row: June Baker, Betty Russ, Helen Snell, Ethel Brisson, LaVerne Potthoff, Laurel Conrad, Marjorie Bel- sheim, Betty Schields, Audrey Schmidt. First Row: Betty Coder, Margaret McCutcheon, Jeanne McCutcheon, Miss Johnston, Evelyn Krueger. Marjorie Hagen, Bonita Skon, Irene Hannon, Betty Espersen, and Helen Nestor. Page Forty-five Aff ,444 CM The AE Art Club, is the most democratic club at Harding. It has no oHicers, but it-is intended that all should have a voice in the activities of the organization. Its work consists of making all inserts for the Saga, and furnishing the mural for the new art room. The re-touching of the faded mural in the library was the work of these young artists. The club saw and heard Malvina Hofmann, the lecturer, and saw some of her great works at the Saint Paul School of Art. Last row: Charles Platten, Mildred Kordosky, Evadne Magnuson, and James Kordosky. Second Row: Muriel Mix, Betty Bailey, Doris Oberschulte, Gloria Continenza, and Jewel Sears. First Row: Allen Dornfeld, Miss Etna Schulz, and Don Olson. 4l s w ZR J ff 5 'Z A I J 1 g , ,, .V,1.i:QiJgf,W--w,fqg,fq, fiigwgigifg Q:'Q,fw fzwfggfxgMgw,-gg q ' vfwfqsifl X ,fffiewf ,a J K' 2 N 0 W ,Mag 2 wg fm 5' 5 gl l W A ' 'fi , W G , fky 5 3 Q , . L 'Q ff ,1V' , -7:1 I ! .M if ,, AQ Q ......., Page Forty-:even --lv 5 if b gi. f Q . ' - .Q . ' Y? N EM 5 X .. Vg ww N.-6' 2 S NSE 2'2'5f wwf gi was wif? is BX. Q1 iw 95 'N 3 Xyl- :if A -fs. 7 .3 , Ar ,T X 411 ami ,fi A Q , F A gr- ,, 1 F? qi ' JE Page Willis Drake Editor-in-Chief aga Muriel Mix Fifty Art Editor Bernice Gangl Associate Editor JUWIJ Del Carlo Business Manager Win LW swf As you read your- Saga and run about having friends sign them, a few of you ever stop to consider all the hard work on the part of the staff before your Saga was delivered to you. Most people seldom realize the difficulty of compiling a yearbook like this. Cutting and pasting pictures, writing sports stories, and making pp pages are all part of the day's work for the staff members. Perhaps the biggest job of all is collecting the senior questionnaires and doing the senior write-ups. There is a real thrill, however, in watching a Saga slowly grow from nothing, and every staff member appreciates the creative value of this work. WW My xybugx 6 9 S0 An 9. Xgyexx YK 99 Cat 6 .. afl xxx?-1 :QX WW -SOYXQYM ww 361 Y , 6 Yau x509' xgcxxa Qfav Q O YY . 's aw -oe WN' Kew RZ? you Gang. Xei YYQYSGW Befdce . O CNW -is Dye. .5 ' Qol ,fgo t R wow' A ee O 15 L R rx- xen 1 .0114 Wao. vgeT 5i2C9xcfgoW' 'b .. 5 FWS ccseix- ei-AUX ' wi 3 cava 9-Va Page Fifty-one The newest of Hardin 's extra-curricular or anizations is the Camera Club. Boastin a mem- , g g g bership of fifty, the club has met the spontaneous approval of the students. The meetings, held twice a month usually consist of some demonstration on the various hases of hoto ra h and a eneral discussion b the members. P P g P Y g Y The dark room is the scene of intense industr after school hours as the Camera Club mem- Y bers develop their negatives and finish their prints. George Homola is the presidentg Emmett Guindon, the vice-president, Rosemary Fuchs, the secretary, Ralph Klinkerfues is treasurer, and Mr. Edward Waters is the adviser. Last row: Charles Masterrnan, Charles McKee, John Quinn, Donald Lucker, Jerome Schaller, Bernard Fuchs, Marcus Brown, Theodore Auger, Roger Browning, Clifford Brandt, Robert Heller, Bill Mayer, and William Dalen. Third row: Lorraine Erickson, Candace Erickson, Betty Heckman, Bernice Gangl, Lucille Speaker, Roberta Karlin, Neal VVilliams, John Kuether, Robert Osterholdt, William Nienaber, Robert'McGee, Norman Boldt, and Duane Gibbons. Sevoml row: Howard Kidder, Janice Moore, Laverne Benert, Margaret Geronime, Zerita Cummings, Mildred Homola, Jean Aichele, Ursuline Drost, Helen Geretschlaeger, Dorothy Swanson, Florence Eberhard, Leota Drews, and Loren Williqeietta ' J ' ' ' ' l E mett uin on, First row: Jane Kivachuk, Nathalie Rehome, Mr. Ldwaid VK aters, Ralph Klinkerfues, Rosemary Fuc is, m George Homola, Jeanne McCutr'heon, Laverne Potthoff, Loella Brockman, Dorothy Raths, and Shirley Schuber. Page F i fty-two Q ur fi 'W' Cl-Ox K -, gm- , gaf ,V v- if 5 gas x g ,nm Q f , an ' ii cience Bgfge' X Qvenxikxdae' 'swf T , . ,A 3,892 cym- m'Y3l0'cwW5xcX1- . 1 XM. xafl' VXKXS qgandaxgxgoieqixavockn fi' Qexsofx. Txxgumggvgafaoiv vQeX 6 X:52xX'La , P 5V A09' '95 'UW ' 4 wav ui? 1 oy-5 , XQKH , N3 Q0 XUG ev lofl all my A S. ' . V-'f HWY ,aww 32,,,n,Y:x,cYlxY3'G'9 ba 9605 Las! row: XVillis Drake, Rolland Dexter, James Mahle Xiilgjleg-Xllftwe xl D2 xwll- wgolh Ralph Johnson, James Harms, Howard Schroeder, Basi 1-oll1mx0Yjl,g 6 ?Jl,,qSVii3v'BC,A X59 Murrell, Richard Feldman, Jerome Schaller, Rober ,nS',,,e 9,2 bl gefvgve 'Aww Xavle' Heller, Don Toenjes, and James Gruber, GQQXR vlllfxavefkoxa 3 996 Wye. ' Third row: Herb Mattson, Melvin Clark, Thomas Lisee, If E R TIN 5, '5XL,c: fxwvfx-6 Wax Bill Kinsey, Ralph Peterson, Thomas Harrington, Emmet N gxlllfoull l 5b2'.CyaY.vg, Guindon, William Burgess, Austin Merriam, Roge 500 Yeoce E: Xgnsxffix Browning, Karl Burandt, and Richard Feider. QXf9.St1'01919 Seronzl row: Norma Griffith, Dorothy Loppnow, Ethe F06 3093 Brisson, Lois Early, Jacquelin Sadler Yxo ' H9 Stella J k Page , ' nne Carohedz a ala, Helen Burgess, Bernice ,Gangl, Lucill Speaker, Eleanor Dehmer, Gloria Nordstrom, an: Bernice Llovd. E ,I ll we , GLA C CQFLCQ Pictured here are Emmett Guindon and Howard Kidder, demonstrating photographyg members of the Science Club working with the short wave setg and Rolland Dexter and Robert Heller, demon- strating model airplanes. The Science Club put on a Science and Hobby show in which they presented, for the P.-T.A., all the accomplishments of their organization. Any student who is interested- in any phase of science is eligible to join this organization. The science club en- deavors to acquaint its members with every field of active science. One of the members, Edward Balzart, very recently received his amateur radio license. He operates his own code station, WQODG, at his home. The Science Club purchased a radio receiver and helped the Mummers' Club pay for a recording machine. The group is contemplating many field trips for the spring semester. Edward Balzartgwas elected president ofthe club last September. When he graduated in mid-year, James Bellomo succeeded him. Betty Espersen kept the minutes of the meetings, and joseph Cosimini collected dues from the members. Mr. Theodore Johnson is the adviser. Page F i fty-five MMM? iffy WM f WWMMMM Jw x :D wfffff Aff 0235? Q7-'Jw I 45 gsgw I CW, WW Q- U is .kqi vr-. Director COACH 101-IN F Basketball fxrbv ff if Football and Baseball H ockev Football Track gf- Page F i fty-seven ' , n , if if! f.fifE?fEEiil 52,45 'hhh f fi gi t , . ,f Af Q, L' J 4, , Q , p f lf i if .A is C . ff? . A fc.. l i :lie wi tif, s t ' ' 1 W K Z ,- . A L 77,w .. A lp. s 1 l l E, Z Last Row: Howard Lockhart, Larry Hannon, Donald Ruth, and Jack Fabian 1 Fourth Row .' Forrest Jackson, Charles Merchant, Edward Campbell, Bob Johnson, Vito Valenty, Carl Olson, and Jim Peterson. gh'i'l'idtR01lJ.' Dalton Due-ll, Donald Stark, Walter Schneider, Robert Ebert, Victor Hubel, Gordy Blom, Fred Mattson, and Bob pp e on. Second Row: Art Peterson, Charles Lacey, Gene Kelly, Richard Mc-ssong, Robert Keller, Owen Froehle, Tom Sykfo, Willard Olsen, and Coach John Fahay. First Row: Bill Nyman, Oscar Trooien, Francis McLellan, Gerald McLaughlin, Lawrence Swanson, Jim Harms, George Tem- pest, Winston Luchau, Paul Glauner, and William Holmes. A joofdaf Hail the team that rose from Va pre-season darlc-horse role to the greatest heights in Harding history-a Twin City cham- pionship. Yes, hail Harding! Few, if any conference teams in the past, have loomed as bigger question marlcs than the 1940 Maroons did at the begin- ning of the season. Having lost six regulars from last year's second-place team, there was some doubt as to whether the replacements would he capable of taking over. But from the very first game of the season, Harding served notice of its championship intentions. With a powerful haclciield, a hard- charging forward wall, and a magnificent team spirit, the boys swung into stride, and didn,t stop until they had won the St. Paul and then the Twin City championships. rage rxjzy-ezgnz k , , Z4 'ij' Corel, Harding Cretin .,........ o Harding St. Thomas ..,.., o Harding Murray .....,... o Harding Humboldt ...... o Harding johnson ......,.., o Harding Washington ..,....... o Harding Mechanics .,,,.,,,,,,, 6 Harding Central ......,.v .,..,. 0 Harding Roosevelt ,..,..,...,.,, 6 HARDING-CRETIN 1 I-IARDING-JOHNSON The Maroons swarmed over Cretin in the first game of the season to the tune of 14-o. McLaughlin and Trooien supplied the power for Harding, with McLaughlin driving home the two counters in the first and third periods. Luchau and Trooien tucked in the two points after touchdown. Crashing taclcles that stopped the Raiders' backs cold, and determined blocks that ripped Cretin's forward wall to shreds, served notice of a strong Harding team. Fisher, fullback, stood out for the hard-fighting losers. HARDING-ST. THOMAS Flashing a powerful attack as well as an ability to produce razzle-dazzle effects, the Maroons rolled over a highly-touted St. Thomas eleven by a score of zo-o at the Tommies' field. Besides scoring their second consecutive shut-out and win, the Maroons broke a Tommy string of eight straight shut-out triumphs. McLaughlin, Trooien, Olson, Schneider, and Tempest stood out. HARDING-MURRAY ln the Murray game, the regulars scored on each of the three occasions they held the ball. The reserves fought the Murray team to a standstill the rest of the time. Trooien, McLaugh- lin, and Appelton scored the touchdownsg Appelton and Trooien, the extra points. The final score was zo-o. HARDING-HUMBOLDT Stunning a crowd of 3,900 people at the Humboldt Homecoming, the powerful Maroons rolled up 26 points. Appelton scored twice, and Syflco, and Walfoort were the touchdown heroes, while Whittier twice kicked the point-after-touchdown. Fog was the important factor that clouded the path to a Harding victory over ohnson leav ing a o-o tie between the Maroons and the Governors. Both teams were in the top of condition for their prep battle that found Ross, Wojcik, and Classen stand-outs for Johnson while Tempest averted a possible victory for the Governors by intercepting, a pass. HARD'ING-WASHINGTON George Whittier's trusty toe pulled Harding through one of the toughest grid battles in many a day, as the .Maroons came through with a thrilling 3-o victory. It would be unfair to name any individual star, every player on the field fought his heart out. HARDING-MECHANICS Exhibiting some of their vaunted power, the Harding juggernaut gridders rolled over Nlechanics, 32-6. Although Coach Fahay used every boy in uniform, lVlcLaughlin, Walfoort, Tempest, Olson, and Harms found time to stand out for Harding. Ollie Pluff's pass to Kvasniclc in the end zone was the first score on Harding in eight games. HARDING-CENTRAL The marauding Maroons brought their sesaon of outstanding football to a brilliant climax by defeating Central 28-o and thereby clinching their first city conference grid championship since I936. Tommy Syflco was the outstanding one of the game scoring three of the four touchdowns. Urtel, McLaughlin, and Trooien also turned in brilliant performances. , Page Fifty mne Page Sixty Upper right: The band bursts forth in tribute to our championship-bound team. Upper left: The cheer leaders relax be- fore the Twin City game, Lower left: The boys go into action against Roosevelt, Lower right: A tense moment in the Roosevelt game. HARDING-ROOSEVELT In one of the most viciously fought games of the year, I-Iarding's mighty Maroons brought the Twin-City Cham- pionship to Saint Paul for the fourth consecutive time with a 7-6 victory over Minneapolis Roosevelt. Tommy Sylcfo broke the ice with a beautiful 75 yarcl kickoff return at the start of the second half. Again the invaluable toe of George Whittier came into action with the win- ning margin. Though Williams scored Roosevelt's only touchdown, on a one yard plunge, Roosevelt's Traynour john- son was the outstanding player in the Minneapolis champions, line-up. A Harding fumble led to Roosevelt's score with only a mat ter of minutes to go in the game. B FOOTBALL Bn uacl had a very successful season The sq this year, ending in second place. They won three out of five conference games. They also tied one and lost one. Blom, Fabian, Olson, and Valenty were the offensive stars of the ' L n and Weber were season, while johnson, a g, outstanding o n defense. cenes from the Harding- Pictured here are s Roosevelt football game. Ar the left we see our winning point sailing over the goal-posts. Due ta George XWhittier's trusty ' ' tors hy the toe, Harding emerged the vic narrow margin of 7-6. Page Sixty-one oCl'Ze v' W Dv valet' . puafiard ?3i?11110 at 155126-9 52?-16 TY S9005 Tow ' FWS The Harding hock ey team, under the direction of Coach Arthur Peterson, finished th e 1940-41 season in second place, with four wins, one loss, and five tie games. The team might have copped first place had not three regulars and one second- team man graduated in Januar . N' I 1 y ine veterans returned from ast year s team to play on the team this year. They were Tom Sykfo, jim Fahy, Kenneth Soller, Francis McLellan, Donald Stark, Lawrence Swanson, Willard Olsen, Vita Valenty, and Lyle Christensen. The Maroon sextet won their first game of the year by defeat- ing White Bear, 5-2, on December 18. In their next game, on january 9, the Maroons were licked by Blake of Minnea- polis, 5-1. Harding tied Central, 7-7, in the first conference game on January 1o. Humboldt was the Maroons' first con- ference victim, falling before the Maroons, 4-1, on january 14. On January 17, Harding held a favored Johnson team Page Sixty-two elim' 'sein' 1: 0 11- B111 Kmiiy-aiigo 335 Sas as - - - 95311. X QYO in S51 Em, ,ESSEX 3g?iZ:X8KM 'ro swensciiiiomagefencis renee S011 Uv ' 0 aw 'Sian Yetets Sonar, 21,8 C1115 Gam 14e e'lireW'5a1iJSw'K' E' 11095 Q 1 egibet 39' to g e1r cean slate, the Mechanics, 4-1, on January 23, and tied a Washington team, 6-6, on January 28. The lost a non-conference game, on January 29, to a powerful St Paul Academy team, 4-1. Continuing their tied gamesv method, the Maroons tied Central 2-2 on February 4. Humboldt handed Harding its first and only conference loss of the season by beating the Maroons, 6-5, on February 7. On February II, Harding played Mechanics in the St. Paul Auditorium and won the game, 4-2. Washington, defending champion, was held to a 2-2 tie by the Maroons, on February 14. Johnson was defeated by Harding, 2-1, on February 15, giving the Maroon sextet second place in the city hockey conference. In the Twin City game, for second place, the Maroons six defeated Minneapolis West, 4-3, at the St. Paul Auditorium. a 1-1 tie. Extendin th' I Maroons beat much favored Maroon sextet CJAQQI' aaa em Since these seven students have done such a fine job of leading the cheering crowds of foot- ball fans, we think that now they deserve three cheers for their pcp and enthusiasm. They made a very striking appearance all through the season in their maroon and gold outfits, and deserve to he complimented on their fine work. They helped keep up the courage of the bdys on the team when the going was tough, and by their fine spirit urged them on to even greater heights. row. VVi11iams, Ralph Johnson and Nienaber. Fhst row: Doris Oberschulte, Doris Larson Orlein Gamber, and Arloe-ne Forsherg. Lester Enslin. Page Sixty-four Back Row: Paul Dongerevich, Robert Beane, William Sheehan, Robert Keller, and James O'Callaghan First Row: Warren Engberg, Ossie Trooien, Gerald McLaughlin, Coach D. C. Mitchell, Gene Kelly Winston Luchau and C14 U Harding ...... ,,,,..,, Harding .,,,,. ,,,7,,, Harding ....,. ,,,,,,,. Harding .,,,,, ..,,,,.. Harding ...... ....,,,, Harding ...... ...,v,,i Harding ...,., ,.,.,,., Cretin ,.,,,,, Johnson ,..... ........ Harding ....,7 .,..,,.7 Cretin ,..,..,,,, ......., Harding .,,.., .....,.V Marsliall ..,.,, ,,,.,.,, Harding ......... ,....... De LaSalle Harding ..,,..... ......,, Prescott ..... De LaSalle . St. Thomas Marshall ,,,,, Wilson ,.,,,.. Murray ..,.,.. Washington Harding ,vr,, Harding ,,rr, Wilson ,.,,,, Harding ,,,,, Murray ..,,. Harding ,,.,, Washington Harding ...., Johnson ...,. 65.74 D Harding's A cagers ended the conference season this year in a tie with Johnson for first place in the Northside division. In the post season games, they defeated Marshall, Southside Upper left: William Sheehan shoots a free throw in the Murray game. Upper right: A tense moment under the johnson basket in the first Johnson-Harding game. Lower left: Gene Kelly tries a one-handed shot in the Johnson game. Lower right: The center jump, and the start of the Maroon-Governor tangle. champions, by a score of 34-26, only to bow to Johnson the following night by a score of 24-2I. SEASON SUMMARY The Maroons showed that they had the markings of a great team when they started the season by drubbing Prescott, 49-24. The Maroons next took De La Salle to camp, whipping them 49-20, and then tripped a stubborn St. Thomas live, 25-17. Page Sixty-fve Upper right: a try for a basket in the Harding-Murray game. Upper left: McLaughlin bows out. ' Middle: Another basket for Harding as they clash with johnson Lower left: Engberg scores for the Maroons in the Johnson tilt Beginning the conference season, the Harding five de- feated Nlarshall, 28-26. The Maroons then topped XV il- son, 32-29, for their fifth straight win of the season. Next the boys edged past Murray 25-24. Running roughshod over Washington in a three-minute overtime, Harding also whipped Washington, 33-25. Cretin finally broke the Maroons' winning record on January 15, when the Raiders came out on top of a 35-27 score. Free throws decided the johnson-Harding basketball game January 17, and fate gave the edge to Johnson, 23-21. Fortune again smiled on the Harding team when they stopped Wilson, 31-25, but they lost to Cretin, 21-19. The cagers won their fifth conference game hy whip- ping Murray, 42-22, on the Maroon court. Playing on the Marshall Hoot February 11, the Maroons lost a thriller, 37-33. B BASKETBALL Carrying on the tradition cf champions, the B cagers fought their way to the head of the Northside division, and then, in the finals with Mechanic Arts at Monroe on March 4, scored a 41-2o victory, to win the city championship as well. The boys defeated New Rich- mond, Murray, Washington, Wilson, and Mechanic Arts, and lost to Cretin and Johnson. Hubal, Lee, Olson and Barry deserve special mention for their all-around play, while Bill McLaughlin was a constant thorn in the side of his opponents. l H., The Tennis Club, under the supervision of Mr. John Harp, is another newly-organized club at Harding. Its main purpose is to interest more students in playing tennis. Last spring the Harding team lost two games to Johnson, but rallied slightly to lose one and win one from both Wilson and Murray. Washington lost both their matches to Harding on forfeits. Members of the boys' team were Dick Mitchell, Dick Har- rington, Cal La Due, Wally Schneider, Bill Nienaber, Russ Crosby, Joe Hudulla, Ernie Bergmann and Del Carlo. The girls' team consisted of Doris Larson, Arloene Fors- berg, Orlein Gamber, Doris Oberschulte, Betty Moran, and Eleanor Katzenmier. They de- feated Johnson's girls, team in two matches. Last row: Ralph Peterson, Mortin Nielson, Jack Fahy, Clifford Peterson, and Jim Konkler. .ft cm ennizi Last row: Jack Nienaber, Clifford Brandt, Russell Crosby, Jack Faliy, Ralph Klinkerfues, Bill Nienaber, John Kuether, Morton Nielsen, and VValter Schneider. Second row: Mildred Kordosky, Eugene Kelly, Oscar Trooien, Calvin La Due, Stan Feldmann, Virginia Nelson, and Delores Darst. First row: Lois Early, Margaret McCntr'heon, Mr. John Harp, Doris Larson, Arloene Forsberg, Del Carlo, Jeanne McCutcheon, and Lucille Pritchard. Robert Osterholdt was elected president of the Rifle Club this year. Richard Tacke was vice- president, and James Konlcler, secretary-treasurer. Mr. William Gavin is the club's adviser. The boys started by defeating Murray twice, and losing to johnson and Mechanics. A vic- tory over Wilson followed, but was counter-balanced by a loss to Johnson. Shooting the high scores of all time, Harding tied with the Mechanics' team. The Harding sharp-shooters - Bob Osterholdt, with a 99, and Dal- ton Duell, with a 98. They also defeated Wilson and Murray, and lost to Mechanics and Johnson. Averages of the first semester reached an all-time high, with members of the team shooting over a 90 average. The highest averages of the semester were Robert Osterholdt, Q4.7Q Clif- ford Peterson, 9I.7Q Dalton Duell, QI, Morton Nielson, 90.8 and Fred Madsen, 90. ,Second row: John Paddock, Fred Madsen, Roger Browning, Robert Heller, and A1vyn4Novotny. First 1-ow: Dorothy Heller, Ruth Paddock, Robert Osterholdt, Richard Tacke, Phyllis Jensen, and Jeanne McCutcheon. Page Sixty-:even Owe, cm The bowling team survived a very successful season, and ended with a secure resting in second place. Spurred on by some splendid bowling on the part of George Potts, Ralph Klinlcerfues, Marvin Horrisberger, Dick Tacke, Jack Hamer, and Charles Rudecn, along with the Hne coaching of Mr. Carl Slocum, the team showed much fight and vigor throughout the whole season. The girls also contributed their share in making honors on the victory list. The meets were held at I-Iarkins Alleys, on Saturday mornings. This is the second year that a Maroon bowling team has entered city competition. They finished in second place both seasons. Last Row: George Olson, Bernard Fuchs, Marvin Horrisberger, Norman Morris, George Potts, John Kuether, Arthur Stahnke, William Holmes, David Collins, William Nyman. Thomas Syfko, Robert Atmleton. Second Row: Margaret McCutche0n, Lorraine Norsby, Viola Tobisoh, Leota Drews, Roger Browning, Ralph Klinkerfues, Jack Fahy, Ray Nash, Robert Kichsiek, Virginia Nelson, Shirley Zimmerman, Laverne Pothoff. First Row: Virginia Wyland, Jeanne McCutcheon, Marjorie Peterson, Marion Zengel, Mr. Carl Slocum, Rosemary Fuchs, Del Carlo, Shirley Scheiben, Lorraine Shimon, Ruth Paddock, Zerita Cummings. wimming earn Harding's swimming team went through its season with three wins and five defeats. Big Paul Glauner was the outstanding star. Glauner won the city high school 5o-yard free style event on March 6 at the Cook Hall pool of the University of Minnesota campus. The boys defeated Mechanic Arts, Humboldt, and Washington in fine style, but were in turn defeated by Cretin, St. Thomas, Central, and Johnson. In addition to Paul Glauner, who stood out consistently in every meet, Shadech, Pollnow, and Peterson also took honors in the free style events, while Johnson and Feldman took honors in diving. Y f I Last Row: Donald Peterson, Ralph Vitcak, Chai-les Eschhach, James Konkler, Gordon Branes, Stanley Feldman, Dalton Duell. First Row: John I-Ioienger, Charles Merchant, Lawrence Johnson, John Fahay, Kenneth Shadufzk, Donald Peterson, Fred Duell. , f , ff' Z' f ' ff 5 fir f l 'f V fwofffaeifftffa 71 gf' 4 ' X!!! KZ ,4 . ' f 17 7 ,. , J' 5277-j f'fj '!' TJ fglfyf ,A Page Sixty-nine M .Va ie Q ,W.L,,...m.Ww. -WWW ' 7 wgg35iR4wL . J. V 3 E f- Qwygf, , F , ,Wy w iff ' 5 iw 2,553 Q, 1 ,. A A 1 V4 -'Z 'S V -if X. N - - 'Q-Q:gfef52f:wT1 j if r nf: - M, X: 2 -A x 1 I x, f V Wai' ,Wbv-5 K W' Y . mfmmz . - : ' ' qw'1.g -if firm .W 4, an 1 1 N-1 1 z., -5 41-W if f- slr, kwa. , xt , , ,,2., , 5 FE? ,T5,,4,5g1: , ' Battle Creek slide was a main attraction for many skiers this winter. Take a look clown that slide. Form is half of the jumping tech- nique, as these pictures show. If you lancl right side up, you get another chance to loolc at the slide, from the angle that you see it in the bottom picture. iw 952644 er Coming here from Sanford in the fall of the year, Miss Leah Miller has proven herself to be an asset to all who have known her, and to the school as a whole. Because of her leadership, Miss Miller has set an example for all of the girls, by showing just what it means to be a true leader in all branches of physical education. gi A A 5.,..,,f All board members must be regular members of G. A. A. The members are chosen for their leadership, and knowledge of sports. This year there were only twelve members on the board. New members are elected by members of the board in April. Oflicers for the year were Eileen McGuire, president, Mertise Peloquin, vice-president, Gwen Peacock, secretary-treasurerg and Margaret Ward, recording secretary. In November, the board was entertained at a tea given by the Johnson Board. In turn, our board entertained the Johnson girls at a belated Christmas party in January. On February 13, the board and Miss Leah B. Miller, adviser, attended a play day at Mechanic Arts. Dances and many other social events were held throughout the year. Last Row Gloria Contmenza Eileen McGuire, and Margaret Chevalier. Second Row Jeannette Jemster Bernice Gangl, Marion Elling, Virginia Nelson, and Arline Lundgren. Page Seventy Wo Fm-st Row Shirley Zimmerman Mertise Peloquin, Miss Leah B Miller, Gwendylen Peacock, and Margaret VVard. ills! row ern ll eon, vi gVl1'1' A S em J4. O U V e Peterson Lille au row: Doro Bender Secou Shir! NY I1 HIE .V S atheri A 7020 Sc e , ' ey Bl h , ' r t af th 'gellschwrga e , K 'ne Von of ' .' Mar h 'dt F13-sim E anchard, Lorna Lon tin McCutcheon. and Loi- g ander, Hazel Conley, Fl De Linde, Cecily Hopk' y-inn Banniclr, Ruth P , velyn Krueger, Jeann row: Miss Miller, Mari Margaret Ward Virgi ' , Muriel T s Cronquist orence Ebe ins. Lorra' addoclr, Ka ette Jeniste on Elllng, B ' nia Nelson III' Irene I one ew, 'V' rharrl me Sli thryn In Ma ernioe Gloria iola , Lorr ' ndber Conw rgaret Gangl Con ' Tobis aine L ' ay, Hg' Che , Shi nenz ch, Lorraine Norsbsg Jeanne McCut Lrlckson, Mildred Irlolnola, Bernice Selva, Audrey Vaneli. elen Iflerdina, Arline Lundgren, Gloria Nordsti-0 an rley Zimmerman, Mertise Peloquin, Eileen McGuire In, Audrey Gwendolyn Peacock, Doi 'otlly Deiss Shirley D . Ali ll lilo ce IU Hd, R' orleg lt-H L ' . Geral a1b,1-2 ' dine 01.1 ne Lois J b Pea cockoe .. Elai , B Witt ne Go etty D e, Je !'d.V 0l'n fel all Ai Sec row: Eleanor Reichert Loretta St. Martin, Lois A Scheiben, Pearl CHN Shimon, Mary First ro D and i , azel Juelfs, Vir inia Riegelz . nn CloI5tier, Betty Pariiau, Shirle- , son, Wylnza York, Jla1'y'RGd1Uml, I?19a'10 Rodgers, Kathryn Panian, D0I'1S.Bf'0I'l'U9 ze: Norrine Slatezg Mildred Zangel, AFUSI owns, Erdine Schenk, Lorretta Schneider ,Viirjoi-ie lfllzgen, La Verne Dolllgellc, J and Bette Coder. rick. e Larson, Lois , lllary Lou Braun, cwcl Scars, Helen Nestor, chele, Patricia Violet Lind, Helen Ruth Holrmanf Swanson, Lois Laurel Conrad, , Joan Schfnllck, Ruth Munkelwic , B rni. Strob 1, D I r s d, Loella Esta brook, Jean Ha wlfins, Loirv taser: 6 6 0 e e Sevenffthree Pa8 olzd el :5 The Leaders' Club is a new and different club which was started by Miss Leah B. Miller, physical education teacher. In each gym class there are nine leaders. They have charge of roll call, chevron, shower, equipment, and door. There are four squads, each having a color captain. After each report card is issued, the leaders rotate. The specific duty of the roll call girl is to assist with keeping the attendance book. Each day the chevron leader tells the girls what games they are to play, she also lceeps a record of all games played. A chevron is awarded to each girl on the team that first wins ten games. The shower leader calls the girls for their showers according to their respective squads. The duty of the door leader is to tell the girls when to go into locker room to dress, and cell them how much time they have before the bell will ring. She also sees to it that all lockers are closed. Color captains check up on the more minute things, such as incomplete uniforms, tardiness, too much jewelry, and gum chewing. If leaders carry out their duties and hand in a leader's note- boolc with all their leader's duties included, they are presented with a leader's badge, in recognition of their work. G. A. A. GAA K members who fulfill these requirements get fifty points for First Row: Ruella Mielke, Shirley DuMond, Eleanor Reichert, Mila Mcliee, Bette Coder, Rolane Peacock, Mary Redlund, Joyce Pariseau, Marion Huanit, Lorraine Scheel, and Dolores Knott. Second Row: Gerry Boldt, Mary Rodgers, Margaret Nielsen, Eileen Manning, Melva Hunt, Beverly Singewald, Jean Aichele, Geraldine Joeb, Loretta Schneider, Delores Carbone, Denise Fales, and Jacqueline Peacock. Third Row: Virginia Vvestphal, Lois Thompson, Rita Marie Rossi, Frances Gaudette, Bette Hoidahl, Dorothy Beecroft, Lois Downs, Carol Hanson, Shirlee Herzog, Margie Alsen, Jane Tuck, Betty Owens, and Anita Erickson. Fourth Row: Audrey Sorge, Katherine Novak, Lois Pilot, Marilyn Larsen, Mary Hines, Joyce Davidson, Lorraine England, Eileen Heller, Dovelyn Thieling, Eleanor Carlson, Betty Mahmood, Lillian Lundgren, and Ardis Merchant. Last Row: Laverne Benert, Connie Nadeau, Audrey Albrecht, Betty VVard, Winnif1'ed Nicholson, Shirley Scheiben, Dorothy Hohman, Marion Karlen, Maxine Platten, Artiste Larson, Marion Nelson and Celine Mielke, Page Seventy-four we vw-qw Last 1'rm'.' Bernice uangl, Malgaret Ward, Eileen McGuire, Marion Elling, and Margaret Chevalier. First rmr: Miss Leah Miller, Margaret McCutche0n, Me-rtise Peloquin, Mildred Homola, and Arline Lundgren. ' 'JJ 9 C! A Ll' 6 LL A girl who earns 1,ooo points and receives her letter, auto- matically becomes a member of the H Club. By participating in the required sports, in and out of school, any junior or senior G. A. A. member may try to gain the necessary points for a letter. When an additional 500 points are earned by a senior girl, she is awarded an All-City G. A. A. Seal. Page Seventy-fwe lllh 962,72 The girls on the Tumbling Team were so anxious to stay together, that they made up their minds to sacrifice a little of their beauty sleep and meet for practice every Wednesday ar 7:30 A. M. Page Seventy-six Last row: Violet Lind, Joanne Krausman, Joyce Pariseau, Celine Mielke, and Mary Lou Braun Middle row: Edith Innis, Betty Pariseau, Marion Nelson, Ruth Utecht, and Ruth Paddock. First row: Lois Ann Cloutier. Maxine Platten, and Ione Olson. Z jf Iv h X 91 J f rv I' f1? XSX MX . TDM MMA fWf,w emoriezi---mem oriefi ,1 , d Here at Harding, there are many things of interest to students besides reading, 'riting, an ' ' ' h h final bell rings, and students flock to their 'rith.met1c. Big moment of the day is w en t e lockers, put on their hats and coats, and leave school for the day. But the next morning they are back again, ready for another day's work, and cramming for the coming quiz. - One of the high-lights of the fall months was the football season. Ar left below, Mr. Theodore Johnson is selling tickets for one of the games to a group of students. Ar right below, we see the group of girls who appeared in the play, Very, Very White, one of the many delight- ful performances sponsored by the expression classes this year. ' A,.1.f7fp,r. -we I Arclell and Shirle Gebhard Bernice Gangl Gene Stokes Phyllis Jensen Delores Stow Betty and Bill Maloney Delores Sax Don Olson Catherine Moeller Phyllis Wethall Gerald McLaughlin Shirley Blanchard Violet Holt Lois Wilson Delores Ver Haigh Carol Thoele Hazel Conley Patricia Norton Helen Herclina Betty and Lois Earlv Lois Ann Mellin Duane Gibbons Dorothy Carlson Angeline and Kathleen Zierclan Shirley Snell Evelyn Johnson Oscar Trooien Shirley Sax Margaret Ward Gloria Koehler Barbara Saline Phyllis Trosson and Lorraine Erickson Margaret Sorenson Jeanne and Margaret McCutcheon 2 , f 7.2 ,bf L W . 1 .-I , ei ...,.,.m, 1 W lr A771545 ' r wi , ' re- sr 1223? 4 ggiizkir f rf, ' ' QCOgl'LLZ2 Jeni Q KFRW' 4 'W Jeannette jenisrer Robert Appleton Rosemary Lucker Elaine Seii Burton Hendrickson Lois Cronquisr George and Mildred Jane Kivachuk Betty Espersen Homoia 10. Jacqueiin Sadler 11. Lawrence Swanson 12. Audrey Putt 13 Lois and Paul Brooks 14: Mil dreci Kordosky 15. June Braunig 16. Florence Eberhard 17. Shirley Zimmerman 18. Gwendylen Peacock 11,71 00495 Hardingites appear here in both formal and informal moods. Reading clock-wise, we see Gerald McLaughlin and Jeannette jenister all dressed up for a New Year's Eve partyg Burton Hendrickson and Deb Fahey about to go for a rideg Erdine Schenk doubling as wash-womang four Girl Reserves-Bernice Lloyd, Janis Varien, Arline Lundgren, and Mildred I-Iomol, starting out for a hilceg Gerry Nelson and Ossie Trooien ready for the promg Peg and Jeanne McCutcheon taking it easy after a busy dayg and Florence Eberhard, who keeps that grand figure by bicycling. 060 Name Helen Anderson Klaydon Anderson Donald Anselment Robert Appleton Lorraine Bailey Gertrude Baker Edward Balzart Berry Barrett James Bellomo Dorothy Bender Virginia Benson Mildred Berg Shirley Blanchard Norman Boldt Yvonne Bradley Clifford Brandt Neil Braun June Braunig Ethel Brisson Leolla Brockman Donald Brommerich Lois Brooks Marcus Brown Roger Browning Arvine Buchholz iLWilliam Bushman Del Carlo Dorothy Carlson Daisy Caruso Muriel Cavanaugh David Cervenka Margaret Chevalier Shirley Christen Geraldine Clapper David Collins Gwen Conklin Hazel Conley Henry Conrad Gloria Continenza Ursula Conway Burton Cooper Margaret Corcoran Joseph Cosimini Arthur Cummins William Dalen Evelyn Dornfeld Willis Drake Leota Drews Nickname Young Edv uGatv rzDonn QQAPPYQ1 Duchess Gertie,' lfjoeff Bets,' Jack i'Bendie i'Toots Milly Shirl Butch 'iBonnie,' CliiII' Willie Junk I-Iurricanev trLov7 uDonv Brooksie !lBud53 Muscles NAI!! 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If ignorance was a snowflake, youid be a blizzardf, Hi, ya, Huff, do you guff? l'That's for sure. Oh, my gosh. Wfesting 1, 2, 3, 4.,' Hi, theref' Holy smoke? !'Come here!n i'Gee whiz. Do you want me to tell you? 'lOh, nutsli' Well, well, what d'ya know? 97 :'For Peteis sake. i'Nicht wahrf' I-Immmf' Well?,, 'QOh for cat's sake! no K U Gee', Fm nobody's baby. Oh! piffle uHowcly, fella! Gosh, I don't know! l'Oh, I don't know! And I thought I was slow! Oh, gosh! Happy dayli' Quit your kiddin It's a deal! You ainyt lyin Carrumba Oh, I don't know!', Eat it!,' Come and get it! Is that right? No kidding? Isn't that cute? I'll run you up the road Yeah,' Now, if I had my way! Egad! Oh, yeah? You can say that again! You ain't just saying that? Don't ,cha get it? You ain't kidding Page Eighty-one Name Maxine Dubey Lois Early Florence Eberhard Robert Ebert Marion Elling Leonard Ellman Lester Enslin Candace Erickson Lorraine Erickson Betty Espersen Hazel Evenson James Fahy Stan Feldman Patricia Foley Arloene Forsberg Robert Foss Dean Frederick Owen Froehle Bernard Fuchs Katherina Gallagher Orlein Gamber Bernice Gangl Dean Gaudette Phyllis Gausman Ardell Gebhard Donald Gebhard Margaret George Barbara Gerbrich Duane Gibbons Jean Gilbert Geraldine Glockner Arloene Goess Caroline Gordy Lillian Gores Jacqueline Green Fred Grieman Elizabeth Griffith Emmett Guinclon Shirley Hagen Romuald Halley Jack Hamer Dorothy Hansen Edward Hansen Grace Hanson Raymond Hanson Betty Harbin James Harms Kenneth Harper Page Eighty-two Nickname !fMax,, Flash !!Flo7Y Black Rufe Q!Mar,7 QQI-den!! NLes,, zrcandyss Usisn Farmer ulduckysr me-lakes, Stan Pat UAH? 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Name Charlotte Hart Mary Ellen Harris Ardez Haugen Euetty Heckman Dorothy Heller Burton Hendrickson Helen Herdina Eugene Hoertsh Wayne Hoffman Arlene Hoidahl Clinton Holmes Violet Holt George Homola Mildred Homola Marvin Horrisberger Joseph Hudalla Rosemary Hughes Shirley Hussum Edith Innis Margaret Jackie Jeannette Jenister Harriet Jennrich Delores Jensen Phyllis Jensen Dorothy Johnson Evelyn Johnson Lawrence Johnson Robert Johnson Shirley Johnson George Juaire Robert Keller Eugene Kelly Howard Kidder Jane Kivachuk Don Kleiter Ralph Klinkerfues Gloria Koehler Pauline Kolling Mildred Kordosky Helen Kraemer Evelyn Krueger Murine Kuehl Charles Lacey Doris Larson Bernice Laven Richard Lecher Edith Lenart Nickname Frenchy No-Gulf Suzy trArn ttBetsn ttDotsry Burt Nellie 1103577 Hoff UA!!! Clint RVFY QQIZZYYD Millie Horse tt-yogi, Louie Princess Eddie Margie QQJ-Jn ulennyn rtDeen Phil ujohnnyss Sofia uLan,yn !!Bob!! 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Page Eighty-three Name Avis Lillehaugen Robert Lindell Jean Lindquist Bernice Lloyd Dorothy Loppnow Winston Luchau Rosemary Lucker Arline Lundgren Jeanne McCutcheon Margaret McCutcheon Eileen McGuire Gerald McLaughlin Francis McLellan john Madden Lucille Magin Berthold Magnuson James Mahle Betty Maloney William Maloney Howard Martinson Lois Ann Mellin Beulah Mensing , Charles Merchant Muriel Mix Barbara Mlecoch Catherine Moeller Myrtle Mohwinkel Fern Montgomery Darwin Moore Delores Moore Richard Mossong John Murphy Mildred Murphy Mary Murray Basil Murrell June Nelson Mary Frances Nestor Doris Neuenfeldt Robert Nienaber William Nienaber Lorraine Norsby Patricia Norton Doris Oberschulte Steve O,Brien James O'Callaghan Ralph Odenwald Page Eighty-four Nickname Avie Lindy YQJoe77 Bernice ttDotsr: Wince Rosie llzipw Maw Peay Mickey Chink', Mick,' Pinhead GLU!! !'Toots Qfilimif MBEFCY7, !'Bi1I I'Iowie,' Poochie Bula Chuck Mixey Barby Tootsie GMO!! 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Meeting her folks Girls that smoke Conceited girls None Girls who smoke Waiting Long linger-nails 20 minute lunch shifts Gum chewers Braggers Conceited girls Frowning Gum chewers Deadlines Bubble gum Girls who smoke Show-olf boys and girls Public guffers Favorite Food Chow mein Roast pork Chow mein Italian spaghetti Weiners Chow mein Angel food cake Chow mein Frog legs Chow mein Ice cream Pheasant Chow mein Onions Macaroni Barbecued ribs Good meat Goulash Sea food Chicken Chicken Lemon pie Chicken Chow mein Hot fudge sundaes Apple pie Spare-ribs Chow mein My own cooking Banana cream pie Chicken Egg plant Hamburgers Chow mein Chow mein Chow mein Lemon Pie Chow mein Meat Steak and onions French fries Ry-Krisp Apple dumplings Pork chops Chicken Apple pie Favorile Expression Okay, John Boy! You ain't kiddinfu Gads! l'Ba-lo-ney! Oh, gee!,, Why, sure! Ye gods! I don,t know. O.K., Doc. -leepersln I-Iuh?', Good gorman! That's for me. Crying in the beer. What do you want for nothing?', Is that so?', :'Oh, for crazy! You get me.'7 :'Be good! Thais ,my pop! You think so? '!For crying out loud! !'Oh, for crying out loud! Huh? l'What do you know? t'Oh, Snookie! Heah ah is! Wowie! You look just like Margie. Oh, this darn Civicslv You ain't kidding! Show 'em the ball.', Don't go stag, drag a bag. t'Oh, geef' Holy Cowf' Fine, Fine! ujeepers creepers!,' Well, for Pete's sake! You ain't foolin., U You can't tell meg I took lessonsf, uoh, mylas Eventually, why not now? Yea, team! I don't care for itf, Maybe, Watch my dustll' Name James Ohm Willard Olsen Donald Olson Robert Olson Shirley Olson Sid Oakes Ruth Paddock Donald Panushka Gwendylen Peacock Mertise Peloquin Mary Peltier Alice Peterson Ralph Peterson Caroline Pfaff Edith Phelps Harold Piepgras Valerie Plorin Fred Pomroy Robert Priefer Lucille Pritchard Vernon Ptacek Audrey Putt Mary Rasmussen jane Raymond Arlen Reichert John Reynolds Gladys Riemen- eschneider Byron Robinson Mildred Roubik Charles Rudeen Shirley Ruenitz Gaylord St. Thomas Barbara Saline Jacqueline Sadler Corrinne Sandburg Irene Sanders Edward Sandstrom Delores Sax Robert Schnaith Howard Schroeder Beneva Schulte William Schultz Audrey Schwalen Bernice Selva Willard Sheehan William Sheehan Lorraine Shimon Bonita Skon Nickname Qfnlimff Bud Ole Ole Bush I'Iairless upaddyn Qipanv Gwen Tise Stinky Petey Pete usleepyn 'team ul-Iarryn rivalry uBudn uBobn rel-dun Vernie QlAud7! Feudin' I..em ujaniesv HAH! Hume uGlady: uBarn Mickey Chuck Shirl QlGaYlY Bubs Jackie fQTonyYY Reniev usandyu nDey, uBobn QtH0WiC,y teNe6e1a Blackie l!Aud,l Bran Tubs', uwangn usisn Bonnie enior Cgnalex Pet Peeve Girls that drink Bangs School Show-offs Conceited people Girls Conceited boys Satin shirts 15 minute radio serials Baseball players Marvin Horrisberger Show-offs Lockers Home-work Football players High brow girls Conceited people Unfunny people john Madden Laven's tap dancing Women drivers Conceited people Revenooers Heinies Swing out of classics Fingernail polish Poetry Tall males Older brothers Women drivers Braggers Some girls Tardy people The word cute Nosey people Unnatural people Women smoking Artificiality S5 and S6 English Nagging people People who lie Listening to swing music Getting up in the morning Dark colored linger-nails Gabby women Favorite Food Chocolate cake Roast pork Smorgasborg Chicken Chow mein Mashed potatoes and gravy Chow mein Banana cream pie Oranges Pea soup Chow mein Chow mein Corn Candy Pineapple Chow mein Chow mein Ice cream Fried snake eyes Chocolate marshmallow sundae Hamburgers Corn on the cob Cawn pone Sundaes Anything Mashed potatoes Tuna fish Anything edible Butterscotch sundaes Lemon pie Fried fish Chili con carne Waffles and bacon Potatoes julienne Sub-gum Dumplings Milk and cake Chow mein Fried chicken Ice cream Hamburgers and bananas Mock chicken legs Graham cracker pie Round steak Pork chops Watching Oakes playing bas- Lemon pie ketball Gossip People who chew pencils Chow mein Chocolate er N at Y! uzebbetsf' Q1 ll fl er Favorite Expression Oh, watch it. That,s no lie. Balls of fire. Fruit-Head! Oh, me! it Balls of goose grease. Jeepers. Hi-ya, Igor. Taint as corny as the corn! Aw, shucksf' Oh, daddy, buy me that. uOh?n Cuss the luck. 'r ' Go, frylu Hi, stuff. Come again? For cat's sake. By Georgef' rr As I said to the lady. Put on the show, sugarpussl Dod-rot it! Don't be ridiculous. Let's brew some dew. Well, what do you know? Oh, I don't know. Well, bust me in the head. irDoPe-a: Ah, nuts l Ah, go on! Gutter ball. You aren't kidding. :'Wowl l!Hmm!YY Carrissima! , Good Gorman! My heavens ! Hello, Joel KlOh?,, The heck with it. just fooling. Speech is silvery silence is gold. You betchaf' I wouldn't knowf, Hi, there! Evening, Gatesg let's negotiate. What do you mean? Oh for corny. Page Eighty-fin' C Name Mary Sleva Shirley Snell Kenneth Solet Margaret Sorenson Dorothy Jean Souter Lucille Specker Elaine Stahnke Don Stark Elizabeth Stewart Deloris Stow Albina Suess George Sutherland Lawrence Swanson Tom Syfko Richard Tacke Norma Tarte George Tempest Arline Thayer Carol Thoele Viola Tobisch Leoria Toney Oscar Trooien Donald Tyler Grace Van Core Delores Ver Haigh Ardis Villers Dorothy Voeller Eleanor Vollmer Jacob Von De Linde Katherine Von De Linde John Waech Glenn Walfoort Richard Walters Margaret Ward Joyce Waters Eileene Weber Dorothy Welsh Merlin Westberg Phyllis Wethall June White Neal Williams Lila Williamson Lois Wilson Betty Wolterstorff Virginia Wyland Shirley Youngquist Kathleen Zierden Elaine Zimmerman Shirley Zimmerman Page Eighty-.fix Nickname UBabe,, urrootsv rtKike9! xrMargen ttoorss Specks RE!! Farmer ULiz,, er-I-oddyn NAI!! usonnyn lflgotv KQMikeY, Dick,' trshottyn Stormy Flash Care rtsmokysr Dee' Snookey7' !lDonl, Gracie ttDollyn flArt,7 uD0fflC,, NEI!! '-Jake' Kate Johnnie Skinny !lDick,, uMuggs91 ttjoyss Porkey Irish YQMer,, flphylff ujuniess Honey Boy IRI-Aol!! QQLoeY57 Babe Virgie Shirl', uKayn Zimmer', Shirl enior cgnclex Pet Peeve Bashful boys People who love themselves Bashful girls Older sisters Stubborn boys Teachers with pets To be kept waiting Conceited people Short skirts Waiting Heinies Some people Axel Two-faced girls Sissifiecl boys Most boys People who think they're tops Some teachers Drug-store cowboys Artificiality Lovelies Appleton's singing Sloppy girls Stan Feldman Gum snappers Sweet nothings Younger sisters People with no life Girls who smoke Two-timing men Riding street-cars Stooges Stuck-up girls Conceited smart alecks Conceited boys Tardy slips Deceitful people High-hat girls Brothers who tease People who think Senior civics Gossips Colored finger-nail polish New permanents Catty girls My sister Conceited people Gum snappers Boys Favorite Food Mashed potatoes Chow mein Chocolate malted milk Mince-meat pie Chow mein Spaghetti Malted milk Waffles Potato chips Chicken Chow mein Turkey Caviar and champagne Potatoes Venison and pork Hamburgers Potatoes Chow mein Tuna-fish Italian spaghetti Anything chocolate Meat Tomato soup Chocolate pies Swiss steak Dill pickles Baked ham Chow mein Pork roast Chow mein Chow mein Meat All edibles Butterscotch sundaes Chow mein Chocolate sundaes Butterscotch sundaes Blueberry pie Lemon pie Chow mein Marshmallow sundaes Chow mein Chow mein Malted Milk Chicken Chow mein Hamburgers Chow mein Chow mein rt u Gad! xt Expression S4 YY tt tt tr u Favorite Expression vs Go onl Hi, kid! Let's get located. You ain't lying, kid. Aw, shucks! rtOh?n I ain't got no money Hi, pal! Usayt-YY Are you serious? Hot dogs Calling everyone 'Joe ' The heck with it. What say, hub? f Y, That makes two of itf' It's a fact. Shels a tootsie. Do you mean it? Hello, Joe. 2'Hot dog. Cut it out. Well, what do you know? t'Oh, but gosh! Oh! When?,' Nol QYHL Joe!!! Oh I don't know or do I? tt Come on Tessieln I-loly cowl Holy cow! So there, toolv Caroney. Well, what do you know? Oh, dear. Ya, don't say. Oh, fiddle. oh, yeahr, Egadl You're not just sayin' that? Egad! For crying out loud. For crying out loud. No!,' Oh, ye godsll' Oh, gee! Aw, shucksln enior .fdgokagef is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is is for Appleton, the heat column dizz, for Balzart, our electrical whiz, Chuck Merchant, the prexy we took, for Drake, who edits this book, for Elling and Espersen, too, for Froehle, who is well known to you, for Gangl and Gibbons as well, for Homolas, two kids who are swell, for Ignorace, not allowed anywhere, for Jeanie, with the light brown hair, for Klinkerfues, whom you can't beat, for Luchau, his game is a treat, for Mab,,' who makes us all laugh, for Norton, who heads the staff, for Ossie, a regular feller, for pictures, taken mostly by Heller, for quizzes, we Hunk every day, for Rees, a guy that's OK., for Scanlan, who really is swell, for tardy slips, they get the bell, for Urtel, whose playing was neat, Valenty, both Veto and Pete, for Wang, or Big I-Ionk, you know, what makes all our romances grow, for Youngquist, a very nice girl, the Zimmermans, Elaine and Shirl. Page Eigty Cfaaa ,Ma for-y In September, 1937, Harding spread its welcome mat to our class, and we tripped merrily into our hectic freshman year. Our fondest memories linger over this period in our young lives, for we were allowed to sleep ,til well-nigh noon. fSigh!l How well we remember the slam books, suckers, page-boy bobs, and small pox vaccinations of that year. Here also came the advent of short skirts, although only our most daring classmates allowed their knees to show even a little. During our sophomore days our prestige began to grow-and our skirts to climb. Dirty saddle shoes came into their own, and long hair ribbons tickled our necks. Many future football heroes budded forth from our class that fall. fWe won the B championship. Remember?j Various clubs opened their doors to us, and we found ourselves enjoying extra-curricular activities. 4 When we returned to haunt the halls of Harding in 1939 as juniors, we found a new principal waiting to welcome us-Mr. Joseph Reinke. We began to know the meaning of the word responsibility at this time, for our class had to be organized. Orchids to William Nienaber, our president, for his splendid work as head of our class! The success of the junior-senior prom is a tribute to our prom committee, and will long remain in our memory as one of the happiest events of our school life. Outstanding on the gridiron that year were William Nyman and Gerald McLaugh- lin. William Sheehan, Oscar Trooien, and Gerald McLaughlin were placed on the Pioneer Press weekly All-City basketball selections. Sorrow touched our lives at the close of the year with the sudden death of our principal, whom we had grown to love, although we knew him for so short a time. 1940 found us in the newly acquired role of seniors, and mighty proud we were. We swung into the hour period routine like seasoned Veterans, under the guidance of Mr. H. W. Godfrey, Between classes the halls resounded with such expressions as Hi, there, you old bagln Hey, slob, crawl over here a second, and Watch my manners-I'm from the hills. Our heads swell to bursting when we think of the championship football team Coach Fahay turned out this autumn, on which our class was so ably represented. We decided to be dignified and formal at graduation in caps and gowns. Delores Stowe received the D.A.R. award for the year. We look forward with great anticipation to the prom and to the senior play, What a Life, which Neil Williams will star in. Then there will be commencement, after which our class will scatter hither and yon, each one to find his individual place in the world. 3 Page Eighty-eight Caifwlaf Sept. 4-Back to school for senior year under new principal. School swings into action as clubs admit new members and select heads. Sept. 23-Harding gridders swarm over Cretin, 14-0 in year's first game. Sept. 25-Charles Merchant, Dean Gaudette, Betty Espersen, and Jack Bellomo, new senior ofiicers, are presented to class. Oct. 10-Saga campaign swings into action as first payment comes due. Oct. 11-Johnson plays Harding to a scoreless tie in foggiest game on record. Oct. 12-Homecoming dance held to celebrate annual occasion. Oct. 18-Five Harding students representing the Saga and Beacon staffs attend press meet at Hibbing. Seniors decide on caps and gowns for graduation. Nov. 1-Art department exhibits masterpieces. Nov. 8-Harding gridders receive awards at Orpheum theater after finishing first first in city conference-Trooien voted most valuable by teammates. Nov. 23-Harding tips Roosevelt 7-6, to win Twin City title. Dec. 19-Music and Art departments entertain the sudent body with the annual Christmas program. Dec. 20 Through Jan. 6-Students sing Happy Days Are Here Again -for it is Christmas vacation. Jan. 17--Happy days are over-and cramming begins-we mean the mid-year exams were here again. Feb. 2-Six members of our champion squad participated in the All High School Winter Carnival celebration at the auditorium. Feb. 12-Mummers give two successful plays. Kid Brother, Nine Lives of Emily. . Feb. 21-Our great basketball heroes defeat Johnson in a tie for first place, by a score of 31 to 30. Feb. 24-Our pucksters defeated West in the Twin City Hockey game-to be in second place-topped only by Washington, Feb. 28--The Junior Class Roller Skating Party at the Coliseum. Mar. 4-Eight students take part in Student Council program on WMIN. Mar. 7-Our basketball team played a good game with Marshall High, and crushed them by a score of 30-24. Mar. 17-Faith and Begorra, our junior class sponsored a dance tonight in honor of the great Patrick. Page Eighty-nine enior Lorraine Norsby leaves Nola Jane. ' Betty Espersen leaves Don Toenjes to any one who wants him. Robert Lindell leaves his weight to Bill Bowell. Marion Elling leaves her dark nail polish to Betty Tempest. Ralph Klinlcerfues leaves his bowling ability to Erdine Schenk, and hopes she will conti.nue to Bowl 'em over. The Nienabers fcount 'emj leave the school to the Rasmussen family fdittoJ. Jeanne McCutcheon leaves the Rifle Club-tsh, tsh, no new members. Bill Nyman leaves-in the middle of a dream. John Reynolds finally leaves. Elaine Seil leaves her glamor to Phyllis Kondziella. Lucille Pritchard leaves her journalistic ability to Bill Hall. Mildred Homola leaves her good marks to the teachers who gave them. Jack Bellomo leaves his ability to sleep through any class to Joe Walfoort. Willis Drake leaves his vocabulary to Jerry Arendt. George Homola leaves his quiet, delicate voice to Richard Feider. Gerald McLaughlin doesn't leave Jeanette. Ed Sandstrom leaves his in with Delores Darst to any one who wants it. Del Carlo leaves his driving ability to Alice Houska, who wants to lear park. Eileen McGuire leaves her oflice as president of G.A.A. to the landlord. Neil Braun leaves his sky-scraping height to little Jimmy Johnston. Bernice Laven leaves her perfect attendance record to Virginia Nelson. Helen Herdina leaves her strong political views to Ed Campbell. Mah Swanson leaves his sense of humor to anyone who can stand it, Barbara Saline leaves her rowdy ways to sweet Ruth Haack. Duane Gibbons leaves that everlasting smile to Paul Brooks. Bernice Gangl leaves her doggie kittenball uniform to Lois White. Val Crouse leaves his ability to make up excuses to Tom Harrington. Jeremy Burgess leaves his dates to Ken Schadeck. i Margaret Ward leaves her athletic ability to her little sister, Betty. Page Ninety how to . V N Il' Fx fb .n tt A ff' ' GIRL GRADUATES OF HARDING HIGH SCHOOL Be SMART . . . Attend a SMART College of Business- Day School Strictly Reserved for Girl Graduates of High Schools and Colleges HIGH-STANDARD EXECUTIVE TRAINING SCHOOL Come in and see for yourself. We Welcome visitors. STENOGRAPHIC COMPTOMETRY BUISNESS ENGLISH SECRETARIAL DICTAPHONE ADVERTISING CIVIL SERVICE FILING BUSINESS LAW ACCOUNTING BUSINESS MACHINES CORRESPONDENCE Affiliated with Business Concerns tor Actual Business Experience FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU For Our Graduates Only ADVANTAGES College training in commercial subiects. Modern dictaphone equipment. Girls' Club, Social Activities. Teachers with years of experience who use the latest and most approved methods known to the classroom. Special thorough training tor Civil Service Positions. Register N ow Summer Quarter Classes begin Iune 16 and 23. Fall Quarter Classes begin September 2-8 and 15. For Iniormation or Appointment write or telephone to Every , Graduate has Received , wh Secretarlal College P .t. a 5:21 mn 1547 University Ave., near Snelling Ave. a Diploma SAINT PAUL, MINN. Telephones: MI dway 9644 and Ml dway 4255 BURTON A. CABLE GRACE S. CABLE President Principal We employ no solicitors. We welcome visitors. Page Ninety-one To the Class o1'194l X X N ll! 01 NX This is not a valentine but a stout heart needed to carry you through the many ups and downs of a successful life. Our wish to each member of the graduating class is- the best of health-a full measure of prosperity and happiness. Northwestern State Bank East 7th at Reaney Avenue it Kesting Music School, Inc. Representing the Finest Lines in Musical Instruments 16 Professional Instructors EXPERT REPAIRING - LOWER PRICES - TERMS 34 E. sth CNear Ceann CE. 4786 Food Centre Super Market C. THOMAS STORES 902 E. Seventh St., Near Minnehaha Higher Quality Foods at Lower Prices Theatrical Costume Service . . . - for f Ice Follies - - Operas Dramatic Productions - for A Amateurs and Professionals MARTIN GIESEN'S GA. 3621 23 W. sth st. st. Paul, Minn. Brozek's Food Market FAIRWAY FINE FOODS Mounds Park Grocery Groceries - Meats - Fruits - Vegetables 999-1001 Hudson Road TO. 4827 4828 Page Ninety-two Phone: CE dar 7930 Wm. Eschenbacher I eweler Diamonds - Elgin and Hamilton Watches Adjusting of Fine Watches 245 E. 7th St. - Between Wacouta and Rosabel ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA eniom . . . 1941 BULLETIN now ready f You will find this Bulletin helpful, whether you plan to go to college or seek employment. It explans today's opportunities in business and government service. It tells how you can quality quickly, and at minimum cost, for ottice employ- ment: how you can get preferred consideration from leading employers. Write, phone, or call for your free copy today. No obligation. gwsiness College 7th and Cedar Streets GA rtield 4378 Govert S. Stephens Thomas F. Kennedy BACKER FUEL AND ICE CO. ' COAL - COKE - OIL - STOKER COAL - WOOD Druggjsfs NO-ASH PACKAGE FUEL - ICE Clean, prompt service Corner Hudson and Earl TO. 1783 Satistation guaranteed ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 929 E. seventh st. fNear I-'orestl TO wer 0444 Compliments of WALTER BERGMAN Barber 1064 Hudson Road GEORGE CARTER STANDARD SERVICE Earl and Hudson Road H. E. BRISSMAN Confectionery 219 Bates Avenue H. F. lENNY'S BARBER SHOP 1051 Hudson Road TO wer 3289 We Appreciate Your Patronage PREMIER CLEANERS AND TAILORS Personal attention given to all work 367 Earl Street TO wer 0344 ST. PAUL ZENITH NORGE REFRIGERATORS FAIRBANKS RADIOS AND WASHERS STOKERS PACE RADIO 61 ELECTRIC CO. EARL STREET and HUDSON ROAD ST. PAUL. MINN. TO wer 3704 Page N inety-three Style plus Electric Blue Print QUHIITY A Co. are the ul in 312 Minnesota Street outstanding BUDGET features CHARGE - - of 625532: Drafting Supplies MCC1uSkeY mfffilnc. Art Materials Clothes I for men Suits Drawing Sets and Topcoats Overcoats H Young men S20 to S45 Where Your Dollar Goes Farth est lVlcCluskey Clothes 2nd Floor-Bremer Arcade Special Prices to Students GA- 2368 408 C dar St. CEd 5335 Farmers 81 Merchants State Bank 0 East Seventh and Minnehaha Street Nelsen's Tire and Battery Co. DULUTH and E. MINNEHAHA Greasinq Done Expertly Complete Lin ot 66 P d t G N 1 a d G1 D y t y LEARN TO PLAY GUITAR We will let you take a guitar tree tor 8 weeks. LESSCNS oNLY soc WEEKLY PEYER MUSIC CO. 16 East Sixth St. E 4574 386 Minnesota Street 832 E- Minnehaha TO- 5374 Headquarters for The Radio Amateur CE dar 5549 St. Paul, Minn. Page N incty-four BOOKS - NEW - USED Arosin Iewelry Co. Good Luck to the Graduates DIAMONDS - WATCHES - STERLING SILVER Twin City Book 5, Stationery CE dar 7995 414 Robert St. CO. ' Charles Thoele, Pres. I- G- Goldberg 408 Cedar CE dar 5335 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE Better Buy Buick-tardy students. They Satisfy--Beacon heat columns. The Type You Like--our fair beauties. Eventually, Why Not Now?-buy a 1942 Saga. The Breakfast of Champions-ask your favorite football hero. Eye It, Try It, Buy It-Iunior Class ring. The Eyes and Ears of the World--Beacon reporters. lt's Dated-Ruth Haack. The Pause That Refreshes-lunch hour. Something a Lady Appreciates- Mah Swanson. The Peop1e's Choice-Terrence O'Toole. Thirst Stop Here-drinking fountains covered with lip-stick. Eyes Right-Harding boys. NCRTH CENTRAL PUBLISHING C0. PRINTERS OF THIS ANNUAL 242 E. Fifth St. GArfieId 7451 sr. PAUL, MINN. Page N inety-he Composite of 1941 Senior portraits from Harding, Humboldt, Iohnson, Wilson, Monroe, Murray. Marshall, White Bear, Washington, Lincolntown, Central, and Mechanic Arts Kenneth 1VI. Wright Studios St. Pau1's Leading School Photographers Finest Quality - Lowest Prices A MESSAGE - YOUR CLASS OF 1942 Select the Wright Studios next year for your Senior pictures You are sure to be satisfied - ask this year's seniors Our standard low priced plan has meant a saving of many dollars to those students who came to the Wright Studio this year for their senior portraits. Make the Wright Studios Your Studios For Photography PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL Weddings Advertising Family Groups Publicity Children's Portraits Architectural and Legal We specialize in the restoration of - 50 Street Old photographs and Snap Shots ffleld Page Ninety-six lt Pays To Look We1l TO wer 0157 TACK PRICE WOLPP CHEVROLET COMPANY B A R. B E R 811-17 East Seventh Street 363 Earl Street We appreciate your patronage ST. PAUL, MINN. SALES-SERVICE-PARTS W. S. WOLFF. Owner R. A. REINERS MEATS H. . REINERS GROCERIES 1 East Seventh at Atlantic Compliments of VALET GROCERY 1184 E. Seventh St. BRANDT'S DRISCOLL'S FOOD MARKET GOOD FOODS Meats - Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables Free Delivery 756 Forest Street TO. 1114 Compliments of Come in Anytime - Always Open Dayton Advertising Service SIX CORNERS SANDWICH SHOP ' HAMBURGERS. STEAKS. CHOPS Printers Clarence Fagerstrom, Prop. 1919 E' Arlington Ave' To wer 8245 East Seventh and Minnehaha Sts. MEATS AND GROCERIES EkhO1m's Record Shop Clover Farm Stores 19 W. Sth Street GAy1ie1d 6919 TO wer 1688 1780 E. Seventh SULLIVANIS PHARMACY MOUNDS PARK BEAUTY SHOP 1211 E. Seventh - TO. 9002 Complete Beauty Service sODAs, SUNDAES, DRUGS, PRESCRIPTIONS BBEE COSMETICS Earl St. at Hastings TO wer 4489 FOREST CASH GROCERY Corner Sixth and Forest TO. 5611 SAMUELSON 'S FOOD MARKET Corner Beech and Earl Streets Telephone: TO. 0515 Compliments of E. H. EBERHARDT MEAT MARKET 1187 E. Minnehaha DEL'S FOOD SHOP Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 1179 E. Minnehaha St. TO. 1315 P. M. ZAFKE, Prop. Page N inety-.ve Start Your Business Training 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. Elementary and advanced accounting, secretarial training, short- hand, typewriting, business organization, office machines, civil service, etc. Free employment service. Visit our new building: no solicitors employed. Bulletin: 42nd year. 6 C3 East Fifth Saint Paul, Street ' Minnesota near Cedar Cedar 5333 PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL Say It With Flowers PAMEL BROS, Inc. Quality -- Quantity Florist Hazel Park Pharmacy Your Neighborhood Druggist East Seventh at White Bear Ave. TO. 4507 TOWER RADIO CO. 441 Wabasha CE. 6766 See Our Complete Norge Display See C. G. THOLE East 7th St. at Arcade TO wer 4100 Iimmy's Shoe Shop 1074 Hudson Road - near Earl Expert Shoe Repairing Polishes, Laces and Shoe Findings SKATE SHARPENING Parkway Food Market 1285 E. Minnehaha St. - TO. 5948 Complete Line of Groceries I. A. Zayechek. Prop. Mounds Park Pharmacy 841 Hudson Road TO wer 4009 Phone CE dar 4384 I. Getzug Fur Co. Manufacturing Furriers C Remodeling O Repairing 0 Cold Storage Ios. Getzug, Prop. 20 W. Sth St. ST. PAUL, MINN Garments made by your individual order Page Ninety-eight , V Lumber Hardware . R - -: A R Millwork Ng ' T zzz Paint . : 1 IHSHIUUOH Roofing 1 2 9 1 E 1 TH s'rRE ET Tower 5151 -1 . s 'r. PAUL, M mu. Emfhufst 1639 Sunlite Food Market The Brace PnnterY Groceries and Meats Printing Free Deliveey 427 Laurel Ave. St. Paul, Minn. 1899 Stillwater Avenue TO wer 4033 Craftsmen in Laundering and Dry Cleaning Damp Wash - Thrifty - Soft Finish CONCORD LAUNDRY We Use Rain Soft Water TO wer 5597 774-776 East Seventh St. 386 Minnesota St, HALL ELECTRIC CO. GArfield 3113 Sound Equipment for School Auditoriums HAZRL PARK HARDWARE Get I' A' The GREGGHS DEPT. STORE TO wer 3191 848 White Bear Ave. - Near 7th GENERAL STORE 1717 E. 7th sf. TO wer 3202 Complete Line of Delco Stokers and Oil Burners Fuel - Fuel Oil - Ice - Frigidaire Refrigerators ICE and FUEL wan C216 I HELE 909 Iohnson Parkway Page N inely-nine N l 5 l MEX:--1 up ! M58'Ufx,' Ll- 9 ilywf S T li N S K, Designers and Manufacturers of F ine School Iewelry Since 1897 Twin City Branch Foshay Tower Main Plant and General Offices Owatonna, Minnesota P O dd TEXACO PHONE TO wer 3207 Spindlefs Service Station IiLABUNDE'S SERVICE STATICN CITIES BATTERY AND rms SERVICE MARVIN SPINDLER' Prop' Call and Delivery Service Hudson Road at Bates Ave. TO wer 2892 Mounds Ave. and Hudson Rd. St. Paul. Minn. Fred Kicherer Pau1's Barber Shop Barber Shop PAUL I. FOSHAY, Prop. 211 Bates Ave. TO wer 2844 934 East Third Street Iepson's Grocery Berggren Grocery Fresh Meats and Groceries School Supplies and Quality Foods TO wer 9020 1074 Hudson Rd. 4th and Atlantic TO wer 9009 Ray I. Ryan Schneider's Confectionery Groceries and Meats E VA nBuren 0505 BURNS at Earl TO wer 3977 PUSSESSIIG I DESIRE T0 GUOPERITE III F 0 ll Mx : P D -I 2 55 -1 9 : S -1 rn 3 :B . 3 9 9 M. . 1A'- 7 A Q 2 -A' rms Pmnrlnc PLHTES ir -. I- B 2 ul Page One Hundred-one 1 ,7f7 if fl Compliments of A GRADUATION GIFT FREE! lx Given to each student whose ' 3 f lg , parents or friends KI' select a graduation gift from our store. Q , lust mention this ad. 1410 White Bear TO wer 9323 CLASS RINGS, CLUB PINS. MEDALS, CUPS, TROPHIES WATCHES, DIAMONDS, IEWELHY Bradley and Fauquier Streets TO wer 5193 GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS, DANCE PROGRAMS Congratulations Class oi 1941 Clifton A. Herrick S. A. HANSEN Ieweler Within Entrance Borg 6: Powers -Retail-y cor. sth and Minnesota CE dar 7327 Coal - Coke - Wood - Fuel Oils Compliments of ' 1 ' The ore wh re our children e he ame a ni n and S st iervllces you woildtyoirself. he to 1575 Beech Street To wer 6271 804 East Third Street TO wer 1736 Complfmem of Vic's Pure Oil Station NO1'dY'S Beauty Salon PAYNE and LAWSON STREETS 217 Maria VA nBuren 1500 TO Wef 5720 Abigail Bequty Sqlon Office: TO wer 5227 Res: TO wer 1887 Complete Beauty Culture Arcade at Iessamine TO wer 5797 819 E' Minnehaha St' Guaranteed Instruction in Dancing At Very Small Cost MICHAEL'S SCHOOL OF DANCING CE dar 2071 436 Wabasha between 7th and 8th GEO. BINDER PRINTING co. 894 Payne Ave. TO wer 3791 Page One Hundred-two PETE MEMMER'S FOOD MARKET We Deliver GA RFIELD 5347 F. W. TOPEL The Quality Florist Member Florist Telegraph Delivery 191 East Seventh Street 1045 Hudson Road TO wer 4305-4306 St. Paul, Minn. -tix 6 I 1 , ,iwllf -V Af, 1+ 4 Y ax! Y , ' , + 4 If I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United -x 4 li 4- 11- Q ff uf States of America and to the Republic for 3 U which it stands, one nation indivisible, with , liberty and justice for all. W t. ' ' 8g X CARLSON IEWELRY STORE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, IEWELRY Elgin, Hamilton, Gruen and Westfield Watches Convenient Credit Terms 955 Payne Ave. TO wer 5699 GRADUATION GIFTS A11 Nationally Advertised Watches Terms to Suit Mention this advertisement for the special Harding discount MYRON IEWELRY CO. 422-24 Wabasha St. CE dar 3875 l OHN SON BROS. GROCERY S. PAUL IOHNSON Where your dollars has more cents Earl and Hudson Rd. TO wer 7686 Capitol Stationery Manufacturing Co. 509 Minnesota Street Phone CE dar 7494, St. Paul WESTBERGYS HOME BAKERY We specialize in Wedding Cakes - Birthday Cakes 1783 E. Minnehaha St. VA nBuren 0640 Compliments of HAN SEN S GROCERY 1786 E. Minnehaha VA nBuren 0580 SUNLITE FOOD MARKET 1899 STILLWATER AVE. Groceries and Meats Free Delivery TO wer 4033 Page One Hundred-three 9112 5,4 POTTROEP MOTORS Nea qL1'5TXe s For auf-daor wolf! A1 Mfg, POltl'1Off B1'Oth61'S 409 .IA C K S 0 N Between 6th and 7th Sts. N A- S H Headquarters for OUTDOOR SPORT CLOTHES Dealers CE dar 0201 Largest selection and Best 216 BCIIGS TO Wel' 5510 Values in the Northwest Song Titles Only Forever -Willis Drake and Mildred Homola. Makes No Difference Now -Shirley Zimmerman to Tom Syfko. The Same Old Story -Student's excuses. The Volga Boatman -Paul Dungerovich. High on a Windy Hill'-Bill Kinsey. You Got Me This Way -Hardingites to Manitoux testers. Sing, Sing, Sing -Mrs. Roder. Did Your Mother Come from Ire1and? -Terrence O'Toole. Six Lessons from Madame LaZOnga -Miss Johnston and the Dancing Club. Star Dust -Paul Glauner. Gone with the Wind. -Basketball championship dreams. Beautiful Dreamer -Senior with D average. ll ll Compliments of S. P. CASPERSON MARTIN ESPERSENS D AIRY Repairing bodies, doors and fenders Highwood Park TO wer 05455 AUTO PAINTING 896 E. Seventh St. TO wer 8470 LARSONG BROS- DAIRY Office TO wer 2101 Res. TO wer 1216 uernsey Milk Cream DR. O. R. COLE TO wer 2115 Dentist Your Patronage is Appreciated Office 276 Maria HAZEL PARK CLEANERS QB Ask about our True-Fit System GWEMTQKER! U 1786 E. Seventh TO wer 2977 Omiwabdsha Page One Hundred-four IOHN WAECH Compliments of Shoe and Arch Supports Correctly Fitted-Shoe Repairing Dairy Advertising Agency Tennis Shoes and Oxfords 1053 Hudson Road TO wer 2102 Now diplomas are being given Poems is words what rhyme together, To every senior who still is livin'. Iust like them there birds of a feather, Twenty years from now we'll say, Poems has gotta have a purty story, What ya doing? - Humm, W.P.A. Which'll give the author fame and glory. Greetings to the I-IARDING GRADUATES from the I-IARDING PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Page O e Hundred-five f ,I fy 18 A ,zel -lt' Q ri 5, 'LA S 'hd 2 ffl ld Xi' if H i ,, i t 'i l a t l f 1' W , r y gimp , ig i ii, vm.. , g S - -. . . .. , L,Hl! f3, '1 , , ,, V EE W ai , igi ggggaw , l IJ MMU f fl E lvis ' -L4 -751 ' ' - -I - J 1 .L R Q H ,nm .... ..t:,,ri: ei ..-Q - g m , , ,,A, A v it . fy: . ,4 .. .-J, . . ,,, '-Y -xg vf .,i ,, E g 'W 'L' - +, Yji4, J,,.v..., - X. N 1 A Harding School Song Harding, to thee we sing, Sing till thy dear halls ring: School of our happy days, We'11 sing in thy praise. We'11 always iight for thee, Harding High, On, on, to victory: Thine the honor, thine the glory, Harding High! 53353 . ru 'K I .. zjib7r1z tx, Page One Hundred-six Can You Imagine? Seniors having their home work done? Duane Gibbons bringing his own lunch? The chemistry room not having that pecu1iar odor ? Neil Braun not writing that awful poetry? Miss Scanlan angry? Freshmen not trying to tear the school down? Bill Kinsey not waiting for Lois Early after class? Charles Rudeen noisy? Stanley St. Sauver never absent? Betty Espersen not combing her hair? Iack Bellamo not sleeping in class? Iimmy Drake not studying? Lorraine Erickson not bragging? Barbara Saline not blushing? Bob Nienaber without Arlene Swanson? Tommy Harrington not bashful? Betty Coder never tardy? Certain teachers minus their gum? Ray Nash without a good absentee excuse if he does make them up himselfl? Janis Varien without dimples? Willis Drake not cracking corny Iokes? Winston Luchau without Shirley Hussum? Mildred Homola not studying? Ieanne McCutcheon without six steadies' Emmett Guindon Without Bernice Gangl? Delores Stow minus those hats? Helen Herdina with straight hair? Del Carlo without spare girl friends? Don Olson with gas in Lena this carl? Ceven '22 O I I ATTENTION, STUDENTS! XXI These people help finance the Saga by giving us ads. Give them some til business whenever you can. fmwy X X ' 1 IAUTO REPAIRS X T X xi x f , . X . Casperson s Auto Body Repair NX it XXBAKERIES l X X L Westberg's XX EQ 3 SLBANKS N X 1 X Farmers-Merchant XX X Xw Northwestern State X XM IBARBERS X O er man's X. ' X5 Q TeniY's X 3 Y X XPrice XX N 11:11, BEAUTY SALONS X X N It, X A AbIgqI1's xx' X XX Ethyl McCarty's -Qrdys 'St Electric Blue Print Co. X N AEBLUE PRINT co tg ' BOOK STORE N Twin City Book ' A BUSINESS SCHOOLS I y . Cab1e's Globe X Rasmussen N CAP AND GOWN co. g x . 1 CLEANERS AND TAILOR Hazel Park X Premier X ENS yikmwmn Stl N3 ITN I CLOTHING STORES Outlet Capitol Pants Store McCluskey's COSTUMES Martin Giesen DAIRIES Espersen's Larson's DENTIST Dr. Cale DEPARTMENT and VARIETY STORES Brandt's Five to Dollar Store Gregg's Department Hayden's Variety DRUGGISTS Sullivan Hazel Park Otto Drug Co. Mounds Park ELECTRIC COMPANIES Hall Electric Co. Pace Electric Co. FLORISTS Pamel Bros. Topel's FUEL COMPANIES Aichele Bros. Backer's S. A. Hansen Page One Hundred-eight FURRIERS Glemakers Getzug FILLING STATIONS and GARAGES Carter, Geo. Standard Service K1abunde's Filling Station Nelsen's Tire G Battery Service Spindler's Texaco Service Vic's Pure Oil Station GROCERY STORES and MEAT Bergren Brissman Confectionery Brozek's Food Market Del's Food Market Driscoll's Food Market Eberhard Meat Market Food Center CC. Thomas? Forest Cash Grocery Hansen Grocery Iepson Grocery Iohnson's Grocery Memmer's Meat G Groceries Parkway Food Market Reiner's Grocery Ryan's Grocery Samuelson's Food Market Sander's Grocery Schneider's Confectionery Sunlight Food Ted's Food Market Valet's Grocery Wagner's Meats 6 Groceries HARDWARE Hazel Park IEWELRY Arosin's Carlson's Clifton Herrick Eschenbacher Myron's MARKETS LAUNDRY Concord LUMBER COMPANIES W. B. Martin Lumber Co. X .S X Potthoti, Nash it MOTOR COMPANIES Wolff, Chevrolet MUSIC COMPANIES Kesting's 6 Peyer's , PHOTOGRAPHY Kenneth M. Wright y PRINTING Binder X W Brace ., iq Capitol Stationery 6- Mtg. Co. Dayton Advertising Service ,X AXX North Central Publishing ' 1 l , 'V S Q RADIO Tower Radio RECORD SHOP ' Eckholm Record Shoppe scHooLs E , Mich:xel's School of Dancing P -XIX P SHEET METAL WORKS It Dayton's Bluff Sheet Metal Works fl A SHOE SHOPS QQ ' Iimmy's Shoe Shop ki 'A Iohn Waech Shoe Shop X MISCELLANEOUS SixnCorner Sandwich Shop White Optical Shop li tl Page One Hundred-nine N .!4llf0gl'dl0 if r ' rf, gi, t E xg f ' .r-I 1 i ffm!! . A - in Eb XX ff! . at n 5 f 'r Q, X - r' I, f 09 r 2+ i wg 3 ' Cl.. xiii K' .U :V lf . ' ir N , K 'gy' JV , 5 A Lt- g Q1 xv!!! w'f j ' ' C 1 't Vx JN' jj -VV I C . . If 1 , if F - Y if yi fry X XY 0 55 Jura ,J - - yt' Q Off Q A . j T i Vx., V. ' ' Ly, A ,T' .j -X , - ,fl Diff xi 571 ' VVJ - fj X K.,V C-A ,rj Off OJ M- J ,KJV V ,, C. vw Kbgxx If iw.,-' ky O A - gills Q nf Aff! HCV? V nie 71.27 VW JJ! Jagw, ,V EC H 'N JJ? l Q1 A KL.. If ca L V ., . -JJ -JM KY' .5 '15 J' 1 t This Space Dedicated to the Following Character Building Organizations BOY SCOUTS .All f0gl'6l,l0A5 x WJ J 191 ggi? Q L . Els? 0,ff 1' 'I R XA KY xx E, I 'N GF' in i A ll A I be N X ix Xl D x X for I This Space Dedicated to the Following Character Building Organizations CAIVIP FIRE GIRLS and GIRL SCOUTS PgO Hddl MN f fograpAA fziffff RMC iiww M M ,ff JIAZLMAJ' i'1ffwQ23f7W W W'f'ggL1R f,A?i,w,0MfM N li ' vb gf X W M X! ThEiT22fe,DZiiiTZfZ2tSfQ1ZifZffZlIfng f I-II-Y and GIRL RESERVES Page One Hundred-twelve
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