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

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Table of Conte Foreword . . Dedication. . . . . . . Faculty: Instructors help us with the prep- arations for the flight ....... Academics: Classrooms are sights of study and pre-flight briefings ........ Seniors: Veteran astronauts complete training period successfully . . ....... . . Underclassmen: New astrona ts launch into their training period ......... Activities: Minds are kept alert and bodies are kept fit before the take-off .... Sports: Men and rockets compete for position in the world of space .......... Acknowledgments . . Advertisements. . Student Index . . nts 5 6 8 20 38 94 1 18 178 212 214 216 f . f 1 Q , ' 4 lv'- 5 ' 2 ff . ,. 1 ' ::?::i'i?E5. .,: 'T' ::frHf15:::?r: 1-2-3 .L -. , 'AG' f H ,.- mi:- 1 'ii- ' ., -' 1,-Zyl-i'l'?f:! i.':1 . -- ..ff' - we - ' t fff fgf, ' -':: 'g.'-!.'. . 4 ... de.. , .3-,-.g...A ,Qs 1- . lbs.. 5 'WL .. . . .. 1 X X X If 1

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Editor-in-Chief GINNY GANGL Faculty Editor CHRIS CAPOCASA Academics Editor LYNDA YOUNG Seniors Editor MA RY FULLER Underclassmen Editor KELLY MILLER Activities Editor LYNNE SCHULZ Sports Editor MARY HOGAN Art Editor DICK LILJEBLAD Photographers ED HANCOCK RAY LOY DENNIS MILLER Business Manager RICK KRANNICH Advisor MR. DAVID WNUK SAGA, 1966 Harding Senior High School Saint Paul, Minnesota

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