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

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acuity The picture of a sage reading tales of heroic deeds to children, preparing them for unknown experiences, recalls those who teach us. The faculty through patient understanding seeks to instruct us and guide us toward the future. It is the wisdom and knowledge of these, our faculty members, which teach us how to navigate toward a better and more worthwhile life.

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f d I hope that the Seniors of 1952, as they graduate and go out into the world, will look back to Harding High School with pleasant memories of something besides recitationsg that they will recall many a word of counsel, of encourage- ment, of inspiration, given to them by their teachers and, as the years pass on, they will love to come back to 11s and show what noble men and women they have become. 6 r 1 ' ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL I congratulate you seniors of thc Class of 1952 and I earnestly wish for each of you the greatest possible measure of true happiness and success. I shall rejoice with you in your achievements and satisfactions, and I shall be saddened by any losses or sorrows which you may suffer along lifc'S way. PRINCIPAL