Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1956 volume:

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Classes .........,... Activities ......,.. Sports ..,............... Typists ..............,........ ...............,... Proof Readers ......,,....... Advisor .............,............... ,......................,............,.,.,.................... Executive committee' We, of the Annual Staff, wish to express our sincere apprecia- tion to all those who have helped make this CARDINAL a yearbook to be remembered. We wish to extend our special gratitude to the Harmony businessmen who supported our.annual so generously through advertisingg Mr. Randallg Ellickson Studio, W. A. Fisher Company, and to our advisor, Mr. Eiffler. A sincere thank you to everyone from the 1955-56 CARDINAL Staff. I I 'Dorothy Pederson, JoAnn Wilson, Korinne Jones 'Barbara Johnson, Grace McCabe, LeEtta Gleisner 'Daryl Bergey, Rosemary Grebin, Pat jones jerry Scrabeck, 'Allen Haugen, George Pederson 'Lorraine Manning, Gladys Fishbaugher 'Catherine Love, john Young, Rosalie Bigalk Mr. Eiffler We, the 1955-56 CARDINAL Staff, dedicate this yearbook to you, the seniors, in hopes that these halls of learning will remain a symbol of the best days of your lives--carefree days when you were free from major responsibilities. May it bring back cherished mem- ories of the classroom where you conversed, laughed, and studied together, and may it remain a constant reminder of all the joys and sorrows that accompanied you during your school years. ln it are memories of past happenings which will, we hope, forever remain dear to you. As you journey on the road ahead, may this CARD- INAL become a treasured book filled with Moments to Remember. ' I ' ,.i,,,f,fiif 'S ,WTFWWWF PWM X' GARY GREBIN 'A good Jporl with a zeft for fun. F.F.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JOHNSON If giggle: were unlaufful, I'd rpena' the rex! of my life in jail. Declam: 1. Local-3, 4: Senior Band: 1, 2. 35 Senior chorus: 2. 3. 41 Junior Chorus: lg Cardeon: 2, 3: Cardinal: 4: Librarian: 3: F.H.A.: 3, 4: F:T.A.: 3, 4. STAFFORD STORHOFF My idea of an agreeable perxon if one who agree: with me. Declam: 3, 4: Football: 2, 4: Baseball: 2, 45 Senior Band: 1, 2, 3, 4: Brass Sex- tet: 3, 4: Trombone Quartet: 2: Senior Chorus: 1, 2, 3: Mixed Quartet: 3: Boy's Quartet: 2, 3: Vocal Soloist: 2, 3: Class Officer: 3: Football Manager: 2, 3'g Homecoming Candidate. KEITH SANDVIK Make mari: of me, great men an scarce. Declam: 2, 3: Declam Play: 4: Senioi Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Cardeon: 43 Librarian 33 Football Manager: 2, 3. LARRY MCKERNAN My mono ix, 'Dnn'z Jxudy until yozfre called on 10 reci1e'. Football: 2, 3, 4: Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A.: 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Candi- date. HELEN PETERSON HdppiI16.fI ir made to he Jhufedf' Declam: 2, local-4: Declam Play: 1: Senior Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl's Sextetz 3: Girl's Trio: 4: Junior Class Play: Cardeon: 2: Cardinal: 3: Majorette: 3, 4: F.H.A.: 2, 3, 4: Office Help: 4. A J V- l 2 BERNARD BIDSLER Care rin lighrly on hir Jhoulderrf' Football: 1: Basketball: 1. PATRICIA BUCHHOLTZ If lhefe'1 zmlhizzg to laugh at, life iru'z uforth while. Declam: 1, 2, 3, 4: Declam Play: 2, 3, 4: Senior Band: 1, 2, 3, 4: junior Band: 1: Swing Band: 4: Pep Band: 4: Senior Chorus: 1, Z, 3, 4: Girl's Sextet: 3, 4: junior Class Play: Carcleon: 1. 2: Li- brarian: 1: Majorette: 3, 4: F.H.A.: 3, 4: Office Help: 2. i QL up 'C .f If 'if rl ,fr iffy' ,Dir ' .' ,ix H. A ll in 'C M .- G ,V 2' ,ff :Hi f ' Y ,,. . 1 A J . GREGORY BOETTCHER Better to he happy than wire. Wabasso High School: 1, 2, 3: Declam: 4: Senior Band: 4: Senior Chorus: 4. PATRICIA CALDWELL 0 1 She rpeahr 1201 when 1hefe'J nothing la my. F,H,A.: 3, 4: junior Chorus: 1. ALLEN HAUGEN If there it nothing else to laugb at, make a rirru: of your own. Declam PlHYI 1, 2, 3, 4: Football: 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball: 1, 2, 3: Senior Band: 1, 2. 3, 4: Drum Quartet: 4: Cardeon: 2, 4: Cardinal: 4: Librarian: 3: Student Council: 3, Officer-2: Lettermen's Club: 3it:: Office Help: 4: Homecoming Roy- a . PATRICIA JONES A ronlagious :mile and a winning way. Declam: local-4. sub-district-2, 3: Senior Band: 2, 3, 4: Junior Band: 1, 2: Senior Chorus: 3. 4: junior Chorus: 1: junior Class Play: Cardeon: 1, 2, 3: Cardinal: 3, 4: Librarian: 3: F.H.A.: 3, 4: F.T.A.: 3, 4. -Ij- GERALD JOHNSON A quiet man. but quite a man. Declam: 4: F..F.A.: 1, 2 ,3, 4. LORRAINE MANNING PleaJant as spring-mlm and subdued a.r .rbe if well groomed. Declam: 2: Declam Play: 2, 3, 4: Senior Chorus: 3, 4: junior Chorus: 1: junior Class Play: Cardeon: 1, 2, 3. 4: Card- inal: 3, 4: Librarian: 2, 3: F.H.A.: 4: Office Help: 3, 4. ROGER SCRABECK A lion among ladies: a man among men. Declam: 2, 4, sub-district-3: Declam Play: 2, 3: Football: 1, 2, 3, 4: junior Band: 2: Senior Chorus: 3. 4: junior Class Play: Cardeon: 4: Librarian: 3: F.F.A.: 2, 3, 4: Office Help: 3, 4: Let- termen's Club: 3, 4: Homecoming Roy- alty. GLADYS FISHBAUGHER Happy am I, from care I am free, why aren't you all rontenled like me? Declam: 4: Senior Chorus: 1, 3, 4: Cardeon: 1, 2: Cardinal: 4: Librarian: 2, 3: F.H.A.: 2, 3: Office Help: 4: Homecoming Candidate. DOROTHY PEDERSON She fha! lm! a merry lneafl lmy a lwft of friendrf' Declam: 2: Declam Play: 3: Senior Band: 2, 3. Officer-4: junior Band: 1: Trombone Quartet: 2, 3, 4: Swing Band: 4: Pep Band: 4: Senior Chorus: 3. 4: Junior Chorus: 1: Cardeon: 1, 4: Card- inal: 3. 4: Class Officer: 33 F.H.A.: 3, Officer-4: Office Help: 3: Homecoming Royalty. DAVID JONES Lore it betler than fame. Declam: local-4: Declam Play: 2, 3: Football: 1: Baseball: 3: Cardeon: 3: Class Officer: 1: Librarian: 3: F.F.A.: 1, 2, 3, Officer-4. KATHRYN ARMSTRONG Life it a .rang and I will ring it well. Girl's State: Declam: local-1, sub-dis- trict-2, district-4: Declam Play: 1, 2, local-3: Senior Band: 1, 2, 3, 4: Clarinet Quartet: 1, 2. 3, 4: Saxophone Quartet: 4: Instrumental Soloist: 4: Swing Band: 4: Pep Band: 4: Senior Chorus: 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl's Trio: 4: Mixed Quartet: 3: junior Class Play: Cardeon: 1, 2, 3: Cardinal: 1. 2: Librarian: 2: Student Council: Officer-3: F.T.A.: 2, 4: Office Help: 3. REGINALD BAIRD . How far Ilya! little candle Jlzauur III beam. I Declam: 1, 3, 4: local-2: junior Class Play: Librarian: 3: Office Help: 4: Bas- ketball Manager: 1, 2, 3: Lettermens Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. LA RITA TROUTEN The ABC of popularity-ability, beauly and ro-operalionf' Declam: 1. 2. local-3: Declam Play: 3, 4: Senior Band: 2, 3, 4: Iunior Band: 1: Senior Chorus: 2, 3, Officer-4: junior Chorus: 1: Cardinal: 3: Editor 4: Card- eon: 1, 2: Class Officer: 3, 4: Student Council: 1: F.H.A.: 3, Officer-4: F.T.A.: 2, Officer-4: Office Help: 2: Homecom- ing Royalty. ALTON REINSVOLD A big fellow, strong and steady, for an argument alwayt ready. Declam: sub-district-2, 3, district-4: Sen- ior Chorus: 4: Cardeon: 3: Cardinal: 3, 4: Class Officer: 4. GARREN BENSON OMmrf1n1ily mmzu' nr ltllev' romer fp tbwe who 1l'f,f47 .ind limi. Declam: district-4, Declam Play: 1, 2 3: Football: 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball: 1 Basuhall: 1, 2. 3. 43 Senior Chorus: 2. 3 43 .Iunior Class Play: l.c'ttermen's Clulm 3 4' Lihr-irian' 3' FFA' 1 7 3 4 .., '-A.,--..,,,,,,.g Homecoming Royalty, DARYL BERGEY Gay and mvll if bw: well. Declam Play: 3, 4: junior Band: 1, 2 Senior Chorus: 3, 4: junior Chorus: 1 Cardeon: 1, 2. 5. 4, Cardinal: 2. 3, 4 F.H,A.: 3, 4: Office Help: 3, -lg Home coming Candidate. A ROBERT MILLER A ladyr man, we murt agree: bu U beur'I'J 1101 bound, bij hear! ii free. Declam: 1, 2. 3, 4: Declam Play: 4 Football: 3. 4: Senior Band: 2, 3 , 4 Junior Band: 1: Trombone Quartet: 3 4: Pep Band: 43 Swing Band: 43 Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Mixed Quartet: 3 Boy's Quartet: 3, 4: Vocal Soloist: 4 Junior Class Play: Carcleon: 3. 4: Card inal: 3. 4: Cheerleader: 25 F.F.A.: 1, 2 3, Officer-4: Lettermen's Club: 3, 4 Homecoming Royalty, AUDREY FEUERHAK Slim, mll, and friendly too. with hair 0 gnld and eye! of blue. Declam: 4: Carcleon: 4. u a RICHARD BURT He'.r xml foo big and rm! loo loud, bu! ,rarely irefmrfle in any rr0u'a'. Declam Plav: 4: Football Manager: 2, 3, 4: Basketball: 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball: 1, 2, 3. 41 Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Li- brarian: 3: Student Council: 2: Letter- men's Club: 3, 4. .lOHN YOUNG My memory ir lbe Ibing I forget u'illJ. Boy's State: Declam: 1, 2, 3, sub-district. 4: Declam Play: 1, 2, 3, 4: Football: 1, 25 Senior Band: 1, 2. 3, 4: Junior Band: 11 Saxophone Quartet: 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Chorus: 1. 2, 3. 4: Mixed Quartet: 4: Boyfs Quartet: 4: Double Quartet: 3, 4: junior Class Play: Cardeon: 2, 3, 45 Cflfdiflall 2, 3. 43 Librarian: 1, 21 Stu- denit Council: 3, Officer-4, Office Help: 3, . 3' :a,g.g,4WQ Emi: SYLVESTER FIFLSTAD I fbinle I Mini IIIUH' 117.111 you lbirzk I Ibizzkf' F.F.A.: 1, 2. 3, 4. EMILY TODD TES nzerry lamrl llliliflf Ihr lzlerry ,fier- 1021. Declam: 1, 2, 3. sub-district-4, Declam Play: 4: Senior Band: 1, 2, 3, 43 Sq-ninr CPOFUSI 11 .lunior Class Plavl Cardinalg 1: Class Officer: 4: Librarian: 2. 3' F-H-A-1 3, 41 Office HC'lp1 3, 4: Home: coming Candidate. JOHN HANSON FirJ! you we him madly daily, Ibm you Jee hir ramen: fli1.rl9. Declain: local-2, Regional-3, 4: Senior Chorus: 4: Boy's Quartet: 43 Vocal Solo- ist: 4g Cardinal: 4, Class Officer: 2, Li- brarian: 1, 2, 4: Student Council: 45 Basketball Manager: 4. NACIA JOHNSON A qzziel and gnzrefuf rhizrmj' Shumway High School: lg Declam Play: local-2: Senior Band: 2. 3, Officer-4: Brass Sextet: 3, 4: French Horn Quar- tet: 2, 3, 43 Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Girl's Sextet: 3, 4, Cardcon: 3, Editor-4, Cardinal: 3: Class Officer: 23 Cheerlead- er: 3, 4: Maiorettes: 2: F.H.A.: 2, 35 Office Help: 3: Homecoming Royalty. WlI.l.lAM BROKKEN I liflvll quote myrelf, it add: Jpire Io fha' mrl1'erm1ifn1. Dc-clam: local-1, sub-district-4. district-2, regional-3: Dc-clam Play: 4: Football: 1, 2: Basketball: I: Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4: Lcttermcn's Club: 3, 4: Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Double Quartet: 3: junior Chorus: I: junior Class Play: Cardeon: 2, 3, 4: Cardinal: 2, 4: Student Council- Officer: 4: F?F.A.: 1, 2: Office Help: 3. MARAIORIE FISHBAUGHER A girl wilb L1 friendly ,rmile and oblig- ing mumierf' Senior Chorus: 1, 3, 4: Cardeon: 1, 4: Librarian: 3: F.H.A,: 2, 3. GEORGE PEDERSON A handful of fun if bEllEf ilmn a burlaelful of learning. Declam Play: 2: Football: 1, 2: Senior Band: 1: Senior Chorus: 4. -IERALD SCRABECK . Play and I play with you: work and you uvirk alone. Declam: 2, 3. sub-district-4: Football: 1, 2: Basketball: 2: Senior Band: 2, 3, 4: junior Band: 11 Drum Quartet: 4: junior Chorus: 1: Senior Chorus: 2, 3, 4: Mixed Quartet: 4: Boy's Quartet: 2, 3. 4: Cardeon: 3: Cardinal: 3, 4: Class Officer: 2: F.F.A.: 1, 2, 3. s CLASS MOTTO: We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us. CLASS COLOR: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Ros SCHOOL BOARD-Left to right: Leonard Hanson, james Wangoncr, Donald Morcm, Howard Wickett, Harold Ausc, Donald Hulchcr, Alfred Soma. HAROLD B. AUSE VIR E Supcrmtendent Pringggl and JANITORS-O. Pederson and C. Ellingson. BUS DRIVERS-J. Barker, W. Wiltgen, C. Elling- son, L. Sikkink, A. Wahl. SCHOOL SECRETARY-Louise Elton. HOT-LUNCH HELPERS-L. Hass, K. Malli, J Yfatson, A. Mecklenburg, C. Bicl, N. Nolta, D roxel. M n o .M . , , u. A 7 in HOT-LUNCH COOKS-Olga Kyseth and Hilda OFFICE HELP--Left to right: G, Fishbaugher, R Brokkenl Scrabeclc. Mr. Shroyer. Row 2: A. Haugen, H. Peter 5011, R- Baird, J. Watson, K. Grebin. Mx , 6 N Af' --...sph lmqng,..,,,,4m..m+,g,.,. M,-5 Q. W-M mn ..., A. 'l,f'j,f A ? 5s iff, , , 'x' INV, f M .X K, av . 3 ,:, X X I LD EIFFLER ercnal courses in 2 'S CHARLOTTE HOINESS lst Grade ELLA SETHRE 2nd Grade MARILYN REUTER 4th Grade I ! I Y I I I I v X' HQSSXKXX i. 1-fx I2-1 1,356 R W' ' LOLA CUTLER 5th Grade MARGARET OLSON Kindergarten Grade School Principal DOLORES DARRINGTON 3rd Grade JOYCE MILNE 6th Grade 6 0' f 6 v A Q. WW ,? 5:0 36 'N 1 if E 1 I Q ' gf' G EJ XY 'Ik .4 lf ' J' ,ffl , fill- 1,-I , au, flggf J' Row 1. left to right: J. Armstrong. S. Aspcl. J. Bates, C. Bicl, E. Paigulk. Row 2: R. Bigallc, E. Boettchcr, J. Burmcistcr. H. Christensen, S. Crouch. Row 3: S. Dybvik. J. Ellingson, W. Golclsworthy. K. Gossmnn, K. Haugen. Row 4: M. Haugerud, S. Hughes. A. Jones. K. Jones, G. Keck. Row 5: G. Kichne. I.. Kiehne, B. Klingsheim, J. Kreuggcr, P. Kunkat. Row 6: R. Lee. L. Leitz. R. Love. M. McCabe. M. McGc-e. Row 7: H. Manning, L. Martin. R. Masters, E. Matson. M. Meinen. Row 8: M. Mensink, V. Moore. D. Mussel, I. Myron. R. Nelson. Row 9: N. Nolta, R. Pfremmer. J. Rnsmunson, R. Reburn, G. Ryan. Row 10: J. Stork. R. Torger- son, J. Watscnn, J. Young. wr 'Q- uf 3. .ff ,J I , 113. -X H in S. - I, .51 4, M gs 1. ' A- A ' 4 6'l I an -' ? A 1 ' X g LL 3? Row 1, left to right: R. Anderson, J. Arneson K. Bergey, L. Bjertness, D. Blaess. Row 2: F Blaess, R. Bock, N. Burmeister. G. Casterton C. Daly. Row 3: G. Daskam, H. Davis, M Easler, S. Eiffler, S. Elliott. Row 4: B. Fish baugher, D. Frogner, L. Gillund, D. Gleisner M. Hegg. Row 5: K, Heibel, M. Henry, D Hill, R. Hoiness, D. Hutton. Row 6: R. Jensen K. Johnson, F. Kiehne, K. Klingsheim, B. Kral ing. Row 7: M. Malli, R. Malli. B. Matson, N Matson. Row 8: D. Miller. C. Pederson, E Peterson, F. Ryan. Row 9: S. Ryan, M. Sears E. Stockman, K. Stork. Row 10: H. Wicket! M. Wolsted, F. Young. ,XXv53ag 455 K' lol I' Q fa I slits C? Row 1, left to right: J. Arneson, C. Berning C. Bestor, J. Biclsler. Row 2: F. Boice, D Broadwater, YI. Bruflodt. C. Capper. Row 3: A Dahl, M. Darrah, G. Evenson, D. Fossum Row 4: C. Hanlon, B. Harmon, K. Haugen, B Haugerud. Row 5: C. Hughes, S. Ihns, T Johnson, G. Kiehne. Row 6: J. Kiehne, W Kiehne, D. Kiarland. Row 7: D. Kyseth. M Leitz, S. Lund. G. McCabe. Row 8: N. McKay s. Maui. G. Masters, G, Matson, Row 9. s' Mecklenburg, W. Pfremmer. S. Serfling, J Thorson. Row 10: P. Whalen, J. Wlllford, R Yeoman. ' -5' 1.35 f -r S I G I ,e - 31 gl CUXSXOF - 'El 1 6 Row 1, left to right: M. Ap- plen, B. Ause, L. Bigalk. Row 2: R. Bigalk, J. Bruflodt, M. Burmeister. Row 3: N. Daniels, F. Frogner, D. Hau- gen. Row 4: J. Hogue, S. Hoiness, J. Jensen. Row 5: L. Johnson, D. Kester. Row 6: G. Kunkat, P. Lynclahl. Row 7: P. Masters. J. Myron. Row 8: S. Ruesink, T. Severson. Row 9: J. Soland, C, Stock- man. Row 10: D. Torgerson, B. Walker. Row 1. left to right: T. Af- seth, C. Armstrong, B. Ause, G. Berg. Row 2: V. Bigalk, . Broadwater, M. Christen- s , D. Engle. Row 3: N. Evenson. T. Davis, S. Grinde- land, M. Hdhn. Row 4: L. Haugen, M. Iverson, E. John- son, M. Johnson. Row 5: R. Johnson, M. Keck, L. Kester. Row 6. J. Masters, B. Matson, M. Morem. Row 7: G. Nor- ton, N. Peterson, N. Peterson. Row 8: M. Poncel, R. Sever- son. K. Soland. Row 9: P. Soma, J. Storholf, M. Sylves- ter. Row 10: R. Thorson, J. Willford, R. Wiltgen. l 5 ' Q. - L.. 4 Qu-I i f-u sf-5 4. fi G .hw . 'gn ' l L W '53 TQ if ,. ' ,mf -5 ' W W .5 ' 445 wi v tif Q , M an Q . ,gr . . L, 19 aw: v wg if Has :F . -.gn fi W ji 'gif as A: 'J Q Li I U H mfg, I if A , I 1 V 5 . 4 w 'au' . L ,LV fit, IT? 'J -it .,'k ff . , I l, LAN. 'R fs, fyfiflgkf?-g Q A -. f f V- 1 E , A , y , , 'gf x f is , f' g, wwf ., ,N -3655 Tvs' 59 . I I W V A E 1 ' 5xlm:. y .1 - 'i . ,, 'Q ' 'LVL K , ., 'H . . , wiv ' if gi-f' i wr ,sw .Pdf- Z' ' ' ' ff! is '4 '. ,H . -if 2 , ,, . . 1, au- Km -km A i l giqmw + . mf ' w 4,51 F, ' ' ' 4' J?5f'i'M4H ' ., .W- cltkl, 5, , UV, J.. LA, ' , M I vi' 6? 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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Treasurer, Robert SENIOR CLASS ,OFFICERS-Svfrmrv. LaRim Burmeistcrg president. Richard Englcg secretary, Tmutcnl V'CC'Pl'C'51dfnf- Alffm Relnsvoldl Pf95l' George Peterggmg viqgpfcgidgm, Ronald G1-iebe. dent, Emily Todd, treasurer, Catherine Love. now. ,4 HOMECOMING ROYALTY-Left to right: Robert Miller, Allen Haugen, Roger SCr41befk Garten Benson, Catherine Love, La Rita Trouten, Nada johnson, Dorothy Pederson. r o 'Q 0 - s GI . gf to MAJORETTES AND TWIRLERS-Row 1, left to right: Helen Peterson, Evelyn Malli, Patricia Buchholtz, Carol Scrabeck, Sharon Aspel. Center: Sharon Haugerud. A CHEERLEADERS, left to right: Sharon Haugerud, Nacia johnson, Karen Haugen, Margaret McCabe, janet Stork. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS, left to right: Nancy Wilson, Kathy Stork, Ann Kneeskern. Q V' .X I Ng x 9 FR, 9?if?T? ' is 11 595 5 A QD ff, X PM ,Ng-Kr A ff., YL 'En 'g gQ'n5 fa W ' ' F 1 mi 1 g v 1 ' WM 'E tg' wi My ' q A I 1 1 fx? Q 1 ? sf QW-1- '? 9 5 5 'E gi 59 g? gi gg 5? gf-W 'H S I , 'ws xafkw is X f ' AX IL K ' Q ' A .U-, -. 'L if-1 J 'f ' 'f f' Q, Q 8 6 'Q' Y ' 9 Q f -- an Q, Q W S? 'Q 55 H Q W j - ' ' ' ' .m 15- 'Q 'Y .In oi .-JY' y 7 A 'g'I 'ff'-g . 'mf - M 9 -fi YA 5 ,yy . Q, Q-V, Nc Q 3 Q M. i 1 'A' :a:l LL'E,E '?i I : . '. O., I I S :Q .INEVL 1 : 4 -',v r 3' , A Q ' . ' A? b 1 E Wi f f' J 9, . W, u A ' 'F' P. 2? 9 9' 3 3 ' 3 A 1 -g, A 'V ' -4: N W ' gf' 4- ' v , fx ' ' H - yw'i ' 'F i. ,Q Q 4 vX g9,a gf ,gg 1 LQ. , is 'i g. M , ' -f-.-ff if 14...-, M fffifqf in U r , vs N. L - if ' 5 ' 92? gh.. 4 I- - IN X Q - 3 Q f bf J L- .' ' 5 ff' Af ff IA F 1 X M1 Us A , 1 j : , f I ,. X 'A ai Mio xl 5 W t J . , 932' nf, .W X FLUTE OUARTET-Diane Hoi- ness, Shirlee Rukke. Rockne Re- burn. Bayonne Baird. ni? Q BOY'S QUARTET - Left to right: Ierrv Scrabeck. John Han- son, john Young. Robert Miller. GIRL'S TRIO - Left to right: Kathryn Armstrong, LeEffa G16-is. ner, Helen Peterson. CLARINET QUARTET-Left to right: Kathrvn Armstrong, Mar- garet McCabe, Corinne Boice, Callie Harmon. GIRL'S SEXTET-Left to right: Ann Knees- kern, Carole Knudson, Ianer Young, Pat Buch- holtz, Nacia johnson, Karen johnson. RASS SEXTET Left to ri ht Karen ohn Storhoff, Pauline Kunkat, Karen Haugen, B - 2 1 J - son, Howard Hanson, Nacia johnson, Stafford BEGINNER'S BAND-Row 1, left to right: C. Hoiness, G. Will- ford, J. Anderson, B. Ause, C. Berning, J. Willfortl, E. Knudson R. Holger, I. Stenbeck. Row 2: S. Matson, G. Hulcluer, W. Wick ett, K. Stork, N. McKay. D. Dahly, W. Trouten, J. Piehn. in 1 '53 f .L 94 Q 6- ul! ,u u gy' ru' g , W .ml um - - f -- . - I ,J 'ge , ,J P. Q. ' g S-96 Y Q ' 'S .. -M41 ' ' gs 'bf ' I xi -M .. if . 345 ' Q J 5 'Q 3' ' 9 B 15 I Wiki Mffiwizxa, 10, ll, and 12 DECLAM-Row 1, left to right: 1. Stork, N. Nolta, M. Meinen. C. Knudson, P. Hoiness, P. Stork, L. Gleisner, C. Boice, B. Cummings, J. Young, V. Ruesink, K. Armstrong, K. Eddy, S. Aspel, K. Stre- low, P. jones, J. Watson. Row 2: G. Fishbaugher, B. Klingsheim, K. johnson. M. Vehrenkamp, M. Kiarland S. Dybvik, A. Jones, M. McCabe. C. Biel. L. Trouten, J. Scheevel, D. Bergey, E. Todd. Row 3: R. Burt, Armstrong, M. Mensink. M. McGee, R. Bigalk, K. jones, A. Hill, D. Blaess, A. Feuerhak, P. Buchholtz, B johnson, L. Manning, K. Haugen, N. Lvndahl, D. Matson, R. Reburn, S. East. R. Baird. Row 4: H. Haugen A. Reinsvold, P. Sikkink, 1. Scrabeck. S. Storhoff, D. Easler, R. Engle, G. Peterson, H. Hanson, R. Boice, G Dahly, G. Boettcher, K. Sandvik, W. Brokken, C. Elton, G. Benson, R. Scrnbeck, D. jones, A. Haugen, j. Young. 1 E 4 i . I I 1 OUTSTANDING DECLAM-left to right. Row 1: P. Stork, K. Armstrong, G. Kiehne. Row 2: G. Benson, J. Hanson, A. Reinsvold. as. 7, 8, and 9 DECLAM-Row 1, left to right: B. Harmon, N. McKay, C. Hanlon, D. Hill, S. Malli, S. Ihns, S. Serfling, A. Dahl, C. Capper. Row 2: Mrs. Ingersoll, C. Berning, R. Anderson, M. Crouch, B. Alexander J. Thorson, K. Grebin, J. Mortenson, A. Kneeskern, K. Stork, B. Matson, K. Haugen, Mr. Nelson. Row 3: D. Kyseth, C. Pederson, D. Kjarland, P. Vreeman, A. Masters, J. Bergey, N. Wilson, K. Engle, A. Willford K. Klingsheim, M. Wolsted, G. Matson. Row 4: F, Young, D. Hutton, J. Bruflodt, D. Miller, -I. Brokken, T. Winther, D. Bigalk, R. McKay, K. Christensen, K. Culberton, K. Kiehne, J. Olson, Mrs. Zotalis. CARDINAI. ASSISTANT EDITOR 3 Williarn Brokken: EDITOR-I.aRita Trouten, ADVIS- OR--Mr. Eiffler. CARDINAI, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-Sit ting, left to right: W. Brokkerl. I.. Trouten. P. I-Ioiness. K. Iohnson, VI, Hanson. Standing: D. Bergey, D. Pederson. A. Hnuplen. C. Knudson. B. Johnson, C. Boice, I.. Manning, S. Storhoff, R. Miller. We have worked hard on our annual this year because we wish to publish the best memory book possible for the students of Harmony High School. Although few of us have had the direct pleasure of putting it out, all of you will join in the pleasure of having one. Ellickson's Studio in La Crosse has photo- graphed the individual pictures and the large groupsg while Mr. Randall, with the assist- ance of several students, captured many of the informal shots you see in this book. It is the sincere wish of the 1956 CARD- . INAL Staff that you cherish and enjoy this book for many years to come. CARDINAL STAFF-Row 1, left to right: J. Young. P. Kunkat, L. Manning, W. Brokken, L. Trouten, D. Bergey, B. johnson R. Miller. Row 2: G. Fishbaugher, P. Stork, C. Knudson, C. Love, L. Gleisner, G. McCabe, K. jones, J. Wilson. Row 3: Mr Eiffler, J. Hanson, j. Young, G. Peterson, A. Reinsvold, S, Storhoff, R. Grebin, Pa jones, J. Bfurmeister, V. Moore, R: Bigalk S. Dybvik, K. Haugen, A. Haugen, j. Scrabeck, P. Hoiness, K. johnson. Not in picture: Mavis Kyarlancl, Corinne Boice, Dor- othy Pederson. v '1 CARDEON STAFF-Row 1, left to right: A. Haugen, L. Manning, N. johnson, K. johnson, D. Bergey, R. Miller, S. Rukke. Row 2: R. Scrabeck, L. Hass, H. Haugen, P. Stork, N. Lyndahl, K, Haugen, D. Matson, K. jones, J. Wilson. Row 5: P. Kun- kat, J. Young, B. Matson, S. Eiffler, M. Fishbaugher, C. Love, S. Haugerud, C. Knudson, G. McCabe, B..Klingshiem4, S. Aspel, V. Ruesink, B. Cummings, L. Gleisner. Row 4: Mr. Eiffler, J, Young, K. Sandvik, Brokken, P. Hoiness. Not in picture: Corinne Boice, Mavis Kjarland, Audrey Feuerhak, Dorothy Pederson, Beverly Cummings. Editor Nacia Johnson with the advice and assistance of the advisor, Mr. Eiffler, chose the staff at the beginning of the school year and supervised the production of the CAR- DEON. The job was a difficult oneg how- ever, the staff did an excellent job of provid- ing one of the best papers in years. Aipproximately half of the staff was com- pose of reporters whose job was to see that the unusual daily happenings or the numer- ous other bits of news were written. The rest of the staff included stencilists, mimeograph- ers, artists, typists, and proofreaders. The 1955-56 CARDEON ably served as an excel- lent medium of knowledge, discussion, evalu- ation and publicity. CARDEON ASSISTANT EDITOR-Karen johnson, AD- MimeograPhcr,s at work VISOR-Mr. Eifflerg EDITOR-Nacia johnson. SENIOR PLAY CAST-Left to right, Row 1: E, Todd. G. Benson, L. Trouten B Johnson D Bergey Row 2' K Armsti-on j. Young, P. Buchholtz, R. Scmheck, J. Scrabcck, L. Manning. V i 5 ' ' ' ' ' - H- 4 may - The senior class lay, a three-act mystery entitled The Fury With- in , was presented un er the direction of Mr. Robert Anderson on May l 'T 17th and 18th. The story of the play concerns the efforts of an old maid piano teacher to get even with her sister-in-law for taking her beloved younger brother away from her, while at the same time the scheming woman tries to prevent the marriage of her young nephew to a wealthy girl so that she will not be left alone again. The two main characters were Vrona Kemp, a spinster piano teach- er, played by Kathryn Armstrong, and Dorothy Kemp, her sister-in-law, played by Emily Todd. The remainder of the cast were as follows: Evan, Dorothy's son, Garren Benson, Gail Lambert, Evan's intended wife, La Rita Trouteng Selma Millard, Evan's ex-sweetheart, Lorraine Manningg Charley Millard, Selma's older brother, jerry Scrabeck, Phyllis Calvert, one of Vrona's pupils, Daryl Bergeyg Bobby Adams, Phyllis' boy friend, Roger Scrabeckg Madge Benham, an old friend of Vrona's, Patricia Buch- holtzg Barbara Elliot, a young nurse, Barbara johnson, and Dr. Robb, 'lohn Young. -1 v In Eglft,.6 JUNIOR PLAY CAST-Left to right, Standing: C. Elton, C. Knudson, D. Easler, K. johnson, R. Burmeister, W. Miller, S. East, H. Haugen. Sitting: P. Stork, R. Grebin, N. Lyndahl, A. Ryan. Row 1: C. Scrabeck, L. Gleisner. ff ll eadiq meat The junior class play, a three act comedy entitled Deadly Ernest , was presented under the able direction of Mr. Robert An- derson on November 18, 1955. The play opens as Henry Gilcrest is jilted by his girl, violently removed from his room at his Aunt Ethel's Boarding House and is discharged from his job. As a result, Henry feels that fate is against him and that there is no purpose in life. Unhappy and discouraged, Henry takes a walk in the park and meets Mr. Bumpus who ar- ranges for a man called Ernest to put Henry out of his misery. When he gets back home, he finds that his girl wants to make up, his Aunt wants him to stay in his room, and his boss has rehired him. He thinks his worries are over but finds they are just begin- ning when he remembers his deal with Mr. Bumpus. As the plot develops, Henry meets several innocent men who happen to be named Ernest . The results are rockingly hilarious as the Er- nest's chase Henry to a happy ending. The cast is as follows: Henry Gilcrest ............................................................ Conway Elton Aunt 'Ethel . Margie ............. Pumpkin ...... Jin ............... Gladys ............. Pam Stork Karen johnson Carol Scrabeck .. LeEtta Gleisner Carole Knudson Aunt Stella ..... Rosemary Grebin Clarissa ........ ...... N orma Lyndahl Ernestine ...... ......... A delia Ryan Ernie ................ .......... D can Easler Mr. Bumpus ...... ....... H arlan Haugen Sleepy .............. ............... S tanley East C. E. Grimm ...... ...... R obert Burmeister Dr. Ernest ........ William Miller l all AXI' PA CAMERA Clllll--Row I. left to right: C. KnudS0n K. johnson, M. Kiatrlund, C. lioicc. P. Caldwell, Mr. Randall. Row 2: Vl. Clmristianson. G. Dnhly. C. Elton J. Young. A. Rcinsvoltl. Row 3: R. Hettig. G. Feder son, R. Pfrcmmc-r, G. Peterson, H. Manning, J. Han son. 1' LIBRARIANS-Left to right, Row 1: K. Strelow, L. Leitz. N. Lyndahl, AI. Young, S. Crouch. Row 2: K. Eddy, j. Mortenson, K. Engle. K. Christen- sen. Row 3: R. Grcbin, A. Ryan, B. Cummings, Mrs. Ingersoll. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA.- Row 1, left to right: nl. Wilscun, S Rukke. G. McCabe, E. Boettcher. D. Matson. C. Scrabcclc. K. Eddy, V. Rue- sink, K. Strc-low. Row 2: P. lones, Hoiness, N. Lyndahl. M. McGee , J. Young. D. Blaess. M. Vehrenkamp, K Armstrong. L. Troutcn. Row 3: Haugerud, R. Bigalk, K. Haugen Burmeister. B. johnson. R .Grcbinf Hill. A. jones. M. McCabe. Row 4: Johnson, M. Kjnrlnnd, L. Gleisner, Haugen. G. Peterson. H. Hanson. Boite. R. Grielwcnow. R. Engle. C. El Mr. V. Anderson. S .l A K H R ton P. v-, -,,vg.-v,- f-,-- , Y-A - A ,-,A,Yi,.,f , 6-v-, STUDENT COUNCIL-Row 1, left to right: P. Hoiness, S. Dybvik, K. Engle, B. Harmon, j. Hanson, Mr. Shroyer. Stand ing: F. Young, 1. Young, W. Brokken, H. Christensen, H. Haugen, D. Easler, J. Brokken. O LIST OF ACHIEVEMENTS Attended district convention at Zumbrota. Arranged, edited and distributed the Harmony High Hints Pamphlet to all 7, 8, 9, and 10th graders. Edited and distributed two semi-annual school Calendars of Events to juniors and seniors. Set up all dates for school parties. Decorated the school halls during the Christ- mas season. Sponsored a highly delightful, entertaining Christmas party. Sponsored the Christmas Seal and Red Cross drives. Arranged a schedule for concession sales at basketball games. Compiled the new point system for the general letter and athletic, music, and cheerleading let- ters. Financed a requested loan to the Swing Band. Conducted a successful Care drive in both school and village. Re-enrolled in the National Association of Student Councils. Aided in the internal governing of the school system by serving as a governing body, a dis- cussion court and a contributing helper. Undertook and completed many minor, but essential and important duties such as formal invitations, thank yous, correspondence answer- ing and inquiring, and the like. All these achievements have aided in the or- ganization, efficiency, and operation of a success- ful morally healthful student body. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-Left to right: Secretary, Phoebe Hoiness: treasurer. Harlan Haurzeng president, William Brokkeng vice-president, john Young. Installation of 1955-56 Student Council. val Qi x . qw:-.mi-, , . S3 :? A., 9 'x 'S- A 45, 'L 'iiffwvw-SZ-3'T. avr- .373 35' 'fff S 'v 1 X I '9 NN --f-x WM., il' T'j X M we ,mmx X j -LL ' -PN i 1 f f'4., j-- .Vw xx Q . A ,QI 'F ffgyn. l1A..q Q05 15.4 nk f .ff , pf . i I . X ff ' 5' A FOOTBALL TEAM-Row 1, left to right: L. Kiehne, H. Haugen, R. Elliott, H. Christensen, K. Gossman, E Bialk S . 'll , A. H gen, R. Love. Row 2: Mr. Glesne, C. Elton, J. Felland, R. Burmeister, H Hanson, R,.Torgerson 201:55 'IIE LI:ii2KTrnan, R:luScrabeck, C. Benson, P. Sikkink, R. Engle, Mr. Cazin. FOOTBALL RECORD-195 5-1956 6 Harmony --V.----.--- ------'.------ S pfing Grove .......... 0 H V'-.- -.v,-lA,.,.,,,., .,,,,, 0 H ouston. .........--. ---- -- 0 armony h ,,,,,, 0 Caledonia ...--- ------ 2 5 Harmony .... 0 W kos H ...-- ------ Y armony 6 Lanesboro ......... ------ Harmony --l.,.., ,,,,,. 7 Spring Valley ------ ------ 20 Harmony ..... ------ 3 3 26 Harmony -,..l..- ,..,,, 0 Preston ......-- ----- - - ----- - COACH-John Glesne MANAGERS-A. Capper, R. Burt Q Roger Scrabeck Allan Hill eadafz Zczqew CAPTAIN-Garten Benson Robert Miller I I-arrv McKeman New Stafford Storhoff I . Allen Haugen LETTERMAN'S CLUB-Row 1. left to right: H. Hanson. G. Benson, I., Losen. R. Baird, L MCKernan. R. Miller. R. Engle. P. Sikkink, A. Capper. Row 2: C. Elton. R. Love, M. Hauge rud. H. Christensen. G. Dnhlv. A. Haugen, B, Broklcen. R. Burt. Row 3: H, Haugen, R Griebenow, D. Easler, R. Scrabeck, R. Burmeister, R, Elliott, J. Felland. anion a .4 gag. Q W NWO 1 .des T' -ns Q .1 V- A 5 19, Lf '30 43 Q12 --' Y, ? -f Q ' Z EGM if ERN E? SJ- 6 '2 , 1? , -bk Qi' 1 3q f WS ' 4 . F ' , 1 . MM.. ysmflf, xg, .Ei gzd I affix? ' 1 r KL ' --i :fi 'Q Mi W 'fn K., 1 ' C: D J , :L,', 1 K: E, ,Nw . 1,6 eww U. Q 5 ' J' ' .',Q, 55 4 w Q K? , A A 2 . l , A A f' 532 1 F, I gy K 5 WM 5 ,, , ,gk A if twff f f S K ' .ww 'Y . 2 ' S -QS G W as iv 1 ie , S fl? if K-fr' 5 . 1 f f A, , x. V A R5 .W- may I ,X 3 Y? 9 .. PY 0 A JS 'M , Q Us LW ,fv- Q1 ? 7 W U52-9 70556 65444 aff756 You are approaching the moment of departure from this school. Hereafter, when you see the buildings at Harmony, instead of saying, That's where I go to school, you'll be saying, That's where I went to school. I wonder how you'll remember the Harmony school in after years. I hope it will be with pleasant recollections of truths learned, friends gained and satisfactions honestly earned. I extend to each of you congratulations and friendly wishes for future success. Yours is the class that perpetuates the traditions of '56. Harmony will need and appreciate your loyal sup- port as adult citizens. Mr. Ause ZINN . 8 24 AW M EXW Fffiw aa! J A, fdfgfwj' WH 'FILLMORE CO-OP Service Station and Bulk Products ' 'WICKETT LIVESTOCK COMPANY Harmony, Minnesota 'MAYBELLE'S COFFEE SHOP - Ed and Maybelle Winther, Prop. 'ORRIN'S MOBILE STATION Friendly Service Always 'SILVER GRILL CAFE Lloyd and Esther Kiarland 'BONNE'S BROTHERS Bristol Center ROCHESTER DAIRY CO-OP Finest milk and ice cream 'MABEL CLEANERS Mr. and Mrs. Howard Teslow 'AMDAHL'S STANDARD STATION Serving you is a pleasure ' ' ' 'ELLICKSON'S STUDIO LaCrosse, Wisconsin 'RAY MYERS Socony Mobile Bulk Oil 'PEDERSON AND CHRIST- IANSON MEAT MARKET We sell to sell again ARA CAVE 'JERRY'S FOOD MARKET '1AIIlCimer, Manager We deliver - Dial 6-2441 U l 1 's'rAN's BAKERY AND QSIEYKQQIN 5 SHELL COFFEE SHOP Not the best, but better S 'JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENT Harmony, Minnesota 'BERGEY'S FLOWER SHOP George T. Morem, Prop, AND GREENHOUSE 'ORVILLE HOINESS AGENCY General Insurance 'ELTON'S BARBER SHOP It pays to look well Dial 6-4866 'GAMBLE STORE W. C. Wellnitz PRESTON CREAMERY ASSOCIATION Pasteurized Dairy Products 'TRAVEL INN CAFE Fine meals and Lunches 'BLUEBIRD CAFE Harmony, Minnesota 'BROADWATER PLUMBING AND HEATING Harmony, Minnesota 'APPLEN'S STANDARD STATION Tim and Neil-Dial 6-4741 'GEORGE E. FROGNER Attorney ' ' ' 'HARMONY STATE BANK Harmony, Minnesota 'BRISTOL MILL Lowell Sikkink, Prop. 'J. P. STILES ' Feed, Fertilizer, Hardware and Salt 'BAIRD'S GARAGE Ben Baird, Prop. Dial 6-3861 or 6-3801 'HARMONY LUMBER COMPANY A. C. Young, Prop. .-pRosPER LUMBER .JEM THEATER 0 S COMPANY - Prosper, Minnesota Harmony' Minnesota M 'MATSON'S WELDING 'HARMONY SERVICE GARAGE SERVICE Harmony. Minnesota 'HARMONY CREAMERY AND LOCKER DeLaval Separator and Milker ' ' HARMONY SHIPPING ASSOCIATION Dial 6- 32 1 1 'HARMONY IMPLEMENT Harmony, Minnesota 'HANFORD ERICKSON Quality Homes and Woodwork 'SANDVIK'S BARBER SHOP Agency for Modern Laundry and C eaners HARMONY TELEPHONE COMPANY lt isn't home without a phone 'BEN FRANKLIN Ruth Benson. Prop. Harmony, Minnesota 'WALSH RADIO AND T.V. Sales and Service 'HARMONY BODY SHOP Ernie and Bob Harmony, Minnesota 'HARMONY BOWLING CENTER Bowl for fun 'RONNIE'S CAFE Hafmony, Minnesota ' ' ' ' HARMONY RED OWL STORE Dial 6- 2 2 2 1 'HARMONY SHOE STORE Muriel johnson, Prop. 'HARMONY NEWS Iim McGenty, Editor 'LILLIAN'S BEAUTY SHOP 'R. M. TORGERSON Standard Oil Agent Harmony - Canton ,'HANSON'S DRUG STORE 5, Prescription and Fountain Specializing in Helene Curtis Permanents Harmony, Minnesota 'PAT'S SKELLY STATION Pat Patterson, Prop. 'AL'S RECREATION Harmony, Minnesota NBIGALK CHEVROLET COMPANY Dial 6-3622 'BRISTOL CENTER STORE john B. Clement-Dial 3-1313 'ROGER SIKKINK Co-op and Petroleum Products 'FROGNER CLOTHING STORE - More for your dough from head to toe RMONY MOTEL .llillahway 52 - Dial 6-4501 'TROUTEN IMPLEMENT COMPANY Case - New Holland Diai 6-2201 ' 'PEDERSON BROTHER'S CONTRACTORS Harmony, Minnesota 'EWALT HARDWARE Appliances - Skelgas Dial 6-2011 'MALAND'S STYLE SHOP It's Your Style 'ETHEL'S FROC-K SHOP Leads the Fashion Parade 'TOLLEFSON'S JEWELRY STORE William Tollefson, Prop. Compliments of PRESTON REPUBLICAN Preston, Minnesota 'BOB'S SKELLY SERVICE Always Good Service 'PRESTON CLEANERS Agents-Bob's Skelly and Elton's Barber 'ART'S RADIO AND TV SERVICE Art Haugen. Dial 6-5392 SEVERSON'S OIL CO. Service Station and Tank Delivery 'PETERSON'S FURNITU STORE RE Bill Peterson 'DECORAH BOTTLING CO. Decorah, Iowa RAY WARREN MOTORS Ford - Allis Chalmers - New Idea 'MOREM'S TOGGERY Men's and Boy's Clothing and Shoes 'HARMONY ELECTRIC SHOP Arnold Morem, Prop. 'JOHNSON'S FAIRWAY The Complete Food Store ' ' ' 'W. .FISHER COMPAN! Virginia, Minnesota 'JOHNSON'S OUR OWN HARDWARE Howard R. johnson, Prop. HARMONY FEED AND FUEL joel and Roderick Wolsted 'HARMONY NURSERY - Landscapes with a personalitj Ralph Kneeskern. Prop. 'WAHL'S FEED AND PRODUCE Eggs, Poultry, and Wool 'T. E. ARMSTRONG AGENCY General Insurance TROUTEN'S FOOD MART General Merchandise Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Trouten '-32.50 -35.00 '-37.50 ---'-310.00 A , I 'Wi is I . ,,,, , ,fb V iflifig Q23 f ,ff v W Qfj 6. jj mfg fi 5lLf J j Mm! jiwfv W W Wffajv 42 M XD , .Www .WW 5226 fjisw-Q , ggfiilvk .AJ iv 23' C' ,,E1fJ?jg, lj' 'uf5WW 232525 ff mffmlfg MW5 mf' W? WWW' fffff Z1 q?2?72?Q? WW? 'WW' 11 MF P Jfgldiipkx a KZZYQZ GSW Evielfigggffj 0, WM f My ' Kogxxf 7 x Wy M NJA ?l'?Qw Qwwfi ' ' ASW 'X is K ,wif if ww 9952 Www if Mf . :wb Qyffjfjfyfiw wfwwb' M Nwwwww WMM W QMM ,gy VND ' X Mfgwl QWNGFQ if JM fl n ,QVQYL Ly ' A JM Mb MH cf fMC,f , MIYVSXQ , tif xt My KW. 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