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

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Sn11112'1'11g: Mrs. Grace liar- lcy, Miss Alvinn Pnllmnn, Miss Dorn Benson. SFLYIFIII Mrs. Isnluclle Hooley, Mrs. Frnti Schuiling, Miss Ruth Lzirgimy, Miss Domtliy Ifrucchtcl. Mrs. Donnn Him- mclbucli. Sftlllfllfllgf Miss Snrlic Ruse- nuu, Mr. Iohn Harp, Mr. Curl Slocum, Mrs. Nellie Flynn. Smlffd: Miss Iflor- cnct' Pearson, Miss Dora Miller. Mr. VVixrrcn Irilinsnn, Mr. I. Louis Collins, Miss Mnrgzircttn Ellsworth. Snmzling: M i s s C 1 u r e Schwzirtzbaucr, Mr. O. Mit- chell Biclclancs, Mr. Milton Zwostcr. SEYIICIZI Mr. Iohn Fuhuy, Miss Elsie Trnutmun. Mr. Izirncs Liinclis, Miss Lcnli Miller. Mr. Filwiircl YVzttcrs. Page Seven ACULTY

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ACULTY Sf6l77fll-77g'f Mrs. Mary Roder, Mr. Herbert Mattl1es.Scated: Miss Mary Hanley, Miss Erna Schulz, Mr. Robert johnson, Mrs. Ruth Craclit. Slnnflfng: Miss Gladys Mays and Miss Anna Buss. Sealed: Miss Eleanor Bauleke, Mr. William Gavin, Mr. Arthur l Page ll hm. Q, , , . --i . .- , ,. 'gl 19'E..i': Q. ' -hug, ji., ?QS'f4aQhH ' Q ,m ' 1, 94 . ff , 1. ,.-- 1 Zz' 5.2i,ff'sA q -, rw in J i -gy -2 '11 oi--,. .atv '- ,3,,.i,. I-. M ,. .V -N -4-.-.igeol , ,, - ,. - Q a: -' we--1-sta:-fi fa -- '. ::v'-.f-- -an msn .4 .. aff, 'fi-.ao-sua-N 'i'w.4: .ve Y .wzziifg f- 'gy.p-g - 'ix V: 2351. .11 3 .., f'.. fL, 'w.:e.: :,aQ a . 1 , -S ' . at-mwmw-t.Mw1.s-,-..w,gsav3L-5 ,jE,ju', ,H . -1 - f1. ,:.v.'sf,--.17 ' 151.11,5.1,y:f:,5l4sz?,,1' -. v fag 5i.y.,vfg-g.v,.,.5.i,ifff,4:.w'-. gqig -. y,',,.Vl,.,,3,5-,.f4,-,519-, , 253, . f 4' ' Eu pm 14 ...Q . r.i . .. . a ii A . gfy.'y-vgieflsli. .Q-':tz1'5a,si,fi,V,f-,r JE-. ff,-I g?ffjn'f1w 5,.-:p? 1'Zli.g,ffzf '?fli5ii'f3 'i 'f.i-'ifw45'f'?'? :?i1'.'.': i' i Six Gausemel, and Miss Ann Vaughan. It has been said that one generation without education, and our civil- ization would slip back thousands of years. Our teachers hold great responsibility and great power in their hands, and for their patient guidance and inspiring leadership, we thank them. guidance and inspiring leadership, we thank them. Sometimes, no doubt, they must have felt that the slipping back was more apparent than the slow march forward, but we will always remember and cherish those lessons we learned from them during our high school days.

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E HN lgc Eight ARGUND SCHOOL Taking detention slips from Miss Ruth Rugg isn't so bad. She's Harding's new office clerk and has a friendly, understanding smile. Testing eyes is just one of the jobs that Miss Eleanor Anderson, Hardingls nurse, has to do. She is always on hand to help the students. Miss Margaret Dunn, chemistry teacher, con- ducts laboratory experiments with her five classes. Through her patient teaching, many Hardingites learn laboratory technique.