Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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Juniors Row I, left to right: S. Bates, C. Berge, M. Biel, D. Brink. Row 2: J. Brink, D. Brunsvold, R. Buri, B. Cope-man. Row 3: O. Doering. G. Engle, J. Flynn, M. Haugerud. Row 4: T. Jarland, E. Jertson, R. Kiehne, R. Kampstra. Row 5: S. Klingsheim, D. Klomp, B. Knudslien, S. Kunkat. Row 6: M. Lange, C. Lee, A. Lyndahl, M. McDowell. Row 7: V. Mecklenburg, R. Morem, S. Myers, D. Olson. Row 8: M. Prey, R. Ratcliff. G. Roche. Row 9: P. Sanden, S. Schoppers, E. Sikkink. Row 10: M. Smith, C. Stork, R. Wilson. The junior class entered school last tall with high hopes tor a successtul year. The tirst big thing for the year was the class play, Our Miss Brooks . The juniors were very well represented in extra curricular activities—in sports, 9 boys were out for football, 5 on the starting 10 in basketball, and 7 out for baseball. In journalism, Geraldine Roche became assistant editor for the Cardeon. There were ten juniors on the Cardeon staff and 6 on the Annual staff. Eleven students were in senior band and sixteen in senior chorus. Many class members participated in local declam. Shirley, Sylbert and Goria went on to win the sub-district declam contest. The assembly program, which was devoted to Valentine's Day and Lincoln’s birthday, was a big success. In November the juniors selected their class rings which were the latest style, 3-D. They were received April 15. The biggest production of the year was the Junior and Senior Prom and banquet. Jim-mey Smith was engaged to play. The theme Southern Plantation was chosen. They leave this year with many pleasant memories, eager to comeback next year as Seniors. CLASS OFFICERS: Gloria Engle, president: David Klomp, vice-president: Robert Wilson, treasurer: Monica Haugerud, secretary. 18

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20 Sophomores Row I, left to right: K. Armstrong, R. Baird, G. Benson. D. Bergey, G. Bestor. Row 2: B. Bidsler, W. Brokken, P. Buch-holtz, R. Burt, P. Caldwell. Row 3: S. Cul-berton, B. Doering, A. Feuerhalc, G. Fish-baugher, M. Fishbaugher. Row 4: S. Fjel-stad, G. Grebin, O. Hagen, J. Hanson, A. Haugen. Row 5: Martha Henry, Mary Henry, A. Hill, B. Johnson, G. Johnson. Row 6: N. Johnson, D. Jones, P. Jones, H. Keclc, M. Larson. Row 7: L. Losen, C. Love, L. McKernan, L. Manning, R. Miller. Row 8: G. Olson, D. Pederson, G. Peterson, H. Peterson, A. Reinsvold. Row 9: K. Sandvik, J. Scheevel, J. Scrabeck, R. Scrabeck. Row 10: S. Storhoff, E. Todd, L. Trouten, J. Young. Fifty-four strong, the sophomore class of ‘54 first proved their capability by putting on a successful homecoming which included the annual bonfire, snakedance and parade. Following the game, dancing to the music of the Sugar Blues orchestra in the decorated gym was enjoyed by the students, faculty, and alumni. Talent in all fields was displayed by members of this class by their active participation in extra-curricular activities. Fifteen sophomores were in the senior band and nineteen were members of the senior chorus. A number of sophomores entered the local declamation contest and seven of them advanced to the sub-district. William Brokken and Alton Reinsvold, with their outstanding performances in oratory and discussion, competed in the district contest. Several students were in small musical groups, namely Stafford Storhoff and Dorothy Pederson, trombone quartet; Nacia Johnson, french horn quartet; and Kay Armstrong, clarinet quartet. Putting on successful assembly programs and parties, winning the magazine sales contest, and remembrance of good times in classes and activities make us eager to return to school next fall to play a bigger and better role in school functions as juniors. CLASS OFFICERS: John Hanson, president; Jerry Scrabeck, vice-president; Nacia Johnson, secretary-treasurer.