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

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CLERKS The office clerks, lVIrs. E. Ekelin, Mrs. R. Rockenbach, Mrs. V. No- vak and Mrs. W King, all help in the smooth running of the school. They check absentees, keep rec- ords, schedule events, answer pho- nes, and make calls. Thus they add to the all around efficiency necessary in conducting a school day. Though their duties are many, the clerks are always ready to assist the students in answering the many questions they present. CUSTODIANS Keeping the school clean and in repair is the work of the custodi- ans. They work long hours and can feel pride in the fact that they have done a fine job. Co-op- eration from the stu- dents makes their work much easier, and the school is always in tip- top condition. fi' CAFETERIA WORKERS Charged with the duty of preparing about one thousand lunches a day are the cafeteria workers. Even with such a large amount of work, You will always find them with a smile on their fa :es and a helping hand extended when help is need- ed. The cooks' day begins early in the morning when they begin to prepare the foodforthe three lunch shifts. They must have a well-balanced meal prepared each day. Thecook's day endsjust be- fore the end of the students' regular school day. 13

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Mr. W. Paddock Mr. M. Peck Miss Pinkerton Mr. J. Pitzen Mr. Rosenquist Mr. J. Rossi History English, Soph. Business, Science, Business, Junior Conservation. Class Advisor Pep Club YB' Baseball Class, Wrestling Hockey, Golf E' .H M. , I Miss J. Sorenson Mr. J. Spies French, English, Drafting, French Club Locker Manager 1 Mr. G. Stalwick Mrs. D. Swanson l Science, English K Mr. Reynolds, English, leaves after abusy chy QB? Football t l.J . SPV , . Vl' Miss A. Vaughan Mr. B. Virgin Mr. P. Vujovich Mr. D. Wnuk Mrs. C. Wood Mr. Zachariasen Bookkeeping Mathematics, Social Studies, English, Mathematics, German, German 'B' Football Basketball Journalism Cheerleaders Club 12

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