Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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Eighth Grade Row I, left to right: J. Armstrong, S. Aspel, E. Bigalk, R. Bigalk. Row 2: J. Burmeister, H. Christensen, S. Crouch, S. Dybvilc. Row 3: J. Ellingson, W. Goldsworthy, K. Gossman, K. Haugen. Row 4: M. Haugerud, J. Jacobs, G. Keclc, G. Kiehne. Row 5: L. Kiehne, P. Kunkat, D. Lee, L. Leitx. Row 6: M. McCabe, M. McGee, R. Love. Row 7: H. Manning. R. Masters, E. Matson. Row 8: J. Myron, N. Nolta, R. Pfremmer. Row 9: R. Reburn, G. Ryan, J. Stork. Row 10: J. Tostenson, J. Watson, J. Young. The eighth grade class of '54, consisting of 36 industrious members, already familiar with the high school routine, concentrated on extra-curricular activities. Among these activities were parties and assembly programs. The class sponsored a very successful party for the seventh and ninth graders last fall. Talent has been dispayed by members of the class in various fields. About 12 students entered the local declam contest and Rocltne Reburn received a superior rating at both the local and subdistrict contests with his humorous reading. Several of the eighth graders have made the senior band and Karen Haugen is a member of the trombone quartet. Many of the students are participating in junior band and junior chorus. Rosalie Bigallc is doing a fine job as accompanist for the junior chorus. With their pep and vitality the freshman class of 1955 should be a welcome addition to Harmony High School. 24

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Seventh Grade Row I, left to right: R. Anderson, B. Baird, J. Bergey. 0. Bestor. Row 2: D. Bigalk, A. Copper, J. Christianson, K. Christensen, Row 3: K. Cuiberton, T. Darrah. K. Engle, R. Felland. Row 4: M. Funke, G. Gossman, K. Grebin, 0. Hahn. Row 5: J. Hanson, C. Harmon, B. Hoiness, D. Hoiness. Row 6: R. Hettig, G. Jacobs, D. Jensen, K. Kiehne. Row 7: R. Kiehne, A. Kneeskern. R. Lund, D. Malli. Row 8: K. Malli, R. McKay, A. Masters, L. Matson. Row 9: R. Myers, L. Miller, M. Often, D. Olson. Row 10: R. Pederson, R. Tostenson, A. Willford. Not pictured: C. Johnson, B. Mihm. Entering the high school building this year were 41 ambitious, energetic and fun-loving seventh graders. It wasn't long before they had become acquainted with the general routines of junior high school. Many of these students have become participants of such extra-curricular activities as declamation, junior band and junior chorus. The seventh grade was represented at the District Music Contest by Diane Hoiness and Bayonne Baird, who play-ed a flute duet. In addition to participating in such extra-curricular activities, the seventh graders are learning from the upper classmen how to present assembly programs and sponsor school parties. Next fall they'll be all set to carry on efficiently as eiqhth graders. 25 CLASS OFFICERS: Richard McKay, president; Larry Miller, vice-president; Bayonne Baird, treasurer; JoAnn Bergey, secretary.