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

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HOME ECONOMICS The magoruty of gurls graduating from Harding wlll In a few years become homemakers Avallable to the gurls who want to learn to cook sew and In gen eral manage a house us a home econ omrcs class for each year With the help of the fully equipped departments and the modern appllances In the home ec rooms our home economlcs teachers In struct and tram gurls for thelr future roles a modern homemakers YSF-x vfr Mrs J Chrustopherson Muss E Trautman Mnss C Schwartzbuuer R Finnegan Mr A Ludwng M uno M Sp: s M J Novacz Students at work in wood shop. .-4,32 Q v INDUSTRIAL ARTS Way down In the depths ofthe school can be heard the hammering of nails unto wood or drlllnng of a piece of metal or the qunet atmosphere of students draw mg up plans for therr protect In wood or metal Students In these departments are being taught by a number of very fme men makmg the most of condltlons hard ly adequate for such a large school .4-5 assi? 'K s get -' .4 :Lx.1,,z.-. h , V... Z .1,L.1. ,Av . 1 I -.,,.,.,. .- -f g,.. x.. ill sv Q L. aura. :QQ -uw -i .I .fk,,.42L1. ,L -, . .'1 3 .1 .-. f IQ A ' M ll .D+ Q, 44 oy' 0 ' l- ' auf' I f, . .v x , an V. .Mg -'V fn. ' ' N 'Q P e l

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. . .PHYSICAL EDUCATION 8. HEALTH To keep the student physically fit and in a healthy frame of mind, is the obiec- tive of the physical education and health departments. Sophomore and freshmen girls and boys alternate gym and health instructions with two weeks of gym activ- ities, to one week of studying health in the classroom. 49-L. ,I 4 Q il lf -1- ',p , 7553 Miss E. Schulz, Miss J. Kraulik, Mr. H. Matthes. I. Mr. C. McDonald, Miss L. Miller, Mr. M. Kissell . . . MUSIC AND ART ln our art department, there are art and craft classes available to students throughout the four high school years. Harding's band has played at concerts for the school in the past years, and the pep band has attended most of the games, to cheer the teams on to victory. Our music department has presented in- numerable operettas and choral pageants in the past years, due to the able direc- tion given by our music instructors. A typical Harding classroom. 2. !'f'r TY sVt!,?W I

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fx fh- fy! Mr J Newman Mr W Langenenks Mr E l e er M un H Youn ,,,..... CAFETERIA STAFF The whlte coated ladles In the cafe terra are famllrar to all who frequent the cafeterra during the lunch perlods They carry out the dnfflcult task of feedrng dally some 800 students Much time and effort rs put rn by these people In pro ducmg all the food necessary and makrng rt avallable to the students In the form of hot lunches and snacks CUSTODIAN STAFF The tednous but very necessary lob of keepmg the school heated clean and rn one piece has been carried out by a very frne team of custodsans thus year The preparation and cleamng up at school dances and other functlons has also been carrred out by Mr Keller and hrs able assnstants CD Z 4-5 Mrs M Hrckey Mrs V Gulllanr Mrs F Kamp Mrs M McKl1get Mrs P Errckson Students line up at the cate- teria at noon for their lunches. I3