Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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v SCHOOL BOARD—Seated, left to right: Donald Morem, cleric; Eldon Hoiness, chairman; Milo Afseth, and Henry Pederson, treasurer. Standing: Mr. Ause, Donald Hylcher, Howard Wiclcett. 5 Walter Wiltgen, Lowell Sikkink, Manley DeGreve, Arlo Wahl, John Barker—bus drivers.

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Superintendent MR. AUSE—Harold B. Ause, formerly from Presfon, Minnesota. is our superintendent. He received his B.A. degree from St. Olaf, and his M.A. degree from the University of Minnesota. While he was a student at St. Olaf, he sang in the world famous St. Olaf Choir for three years and toured the United States extensively. He taught music in several Minnesota and Wisconsin communities before going into school administration. His first superintendency was at Onalaslca, Wisconsin. He spent four years in the army, part of this time being spent as a music director. Following his army career, he became superintendent at A s It o v, Minnesota, and then at Harmony. Principal MR. SHROYER — Principal Virgil E. Shroyer received both his B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Minnesota. A member of the Harmony faculty for two years, he has also taught at Tyler and Hancock. In addition to his duties as principal, he teaches English 10 and 12 and is advisor for the student council and declamation. Before beginning his career as a teacher, Mr. Shroyer was a Marine for four years. He spent two years of this time in the Pacific. Hunting and fishing are his favorite pastimes. 4

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MR. THIEGS — Philip J. Thiegs is from Sauk Centre, Minnesota. He teaches History 10 and II, English II, and Social Problems 12. He has had six years of college at St. John's University and the University of Minnesota. He has several hobbies including bridge, reading and sports. Mr. Thiegs especially enjoys playing table tennis. MISS NEPERUD — Harriet Neperud, our math teacher and librarian, is from Scan-danavia, Wisconsin. She graduated from St. O I a f College in 1952, where she received her B.A. degree. Previously she has taught at Fairfax, Minnesota. A talented musician, she plays the piano and clarinet and sings very well. MR. GLESNE—John Glesne, our coach, is also boys' and grade school physical education instructor. He teaches economic geography and health and is advisor for the Square Dancing Club. A graduate of Luther College, he taught for two years at Glenwood, Minnesota, before coming to Harmony. During his spare time he likes to fish and watch athletic events. Bfc Bl '• 1 «1 i - High School MR. R A N D A L L — Our science teacher, Leland Randall, teaches a number of subjects including biology, chemistry, General Science 7, 8, and 9, and business relations. An advisor for the C a m e r a Club, Projection Club and senior class, he is also our audio-visual director. Mr. Randall is a graduate of Wisconsin State Teachers College, but he also attended Kansas State and Winona State Teachers College. MRS. ZOTALIS — Bergetta Zotalis, originally from Harmony, teaches Junior High English and Social Studies 7. She is adviser for the Art Club, junior high declamation, and the ninth grade. A graduate of Luther College, she has also attended St. Olaf and the University of Minnesota. This is her first year of teaching at Harmony. Creative writing and drawing are her favorite hobbies. 6