Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1961 volume:

I GaAxUlncd I aJxle o-jj Admuui iatio i . .5-8 Cj ....... • 9-18 ••••••••• . 19-24 ActiuitieA . 25-42 ......... . 43-50 Snapl . 51-55 . . 56 We, the editors of the 1961 Cardinal, Ethel Lind and Allan Dahl would like to express our sincere appreciation to all those without whose assistance this book would not have been a success. To Mrs. Thiesfeld, our advisor, who has given her time, thoughts, guidance, and work; Edstrom's Studio and the wonderful assistance of Mr. Alf; Columbia Studio; Mr. Tarras for additional photography; Mrs. Ingersoll for editing the copy; The W. A. Fisher Company and Mr. Earl Fisher; and all the Harmony businessmen who helped us financially. edtixxM n We proudly dedicate this Cardin; 1961 to the future. We hope that through the future cause of the educational and cultural periences in the classes and activities our school the services of Harmc High graduates to the world may help achieve universal peace and the pern nent outlawing of war; may help to ( plore the universe and develop our ne knowledge for the universal benefit man; may help to alleviate suffering ft the world’s underprivileged and suf pressed millions; and that as we forge self in service, we shall find the solution: of our own problems and thus achieve personal satisfaction and happiness. The future is lighted for us with radiant colors of hope. — John Fiske Kenneth Haugen. President of the Senior Class, tells Curtis Hendrickson. of the first grade, These books will play an important part in your future. 3 School (IogaJL Left to right: Don Hulcher, Treasurer; Francis Grebin, Director; George Frogner, Clerk; Leonard Hanson, President; Clinton Ewalt. Director; Sam Bigalk, Director; H. B. Ause, Superintendent. School SecAela Uoi 4 Left to right: Mrs. Clair Trouten and Evelyn Peterson. % axlntiniile i well, we tnu l plan well. MRS. ARNS All right! The hell has rung. Junior High English MR. GLESNE All right, jellybean. Pretty soon we're going to charge you for heat and lights. American History, Social Studies MR. GUNDERSON Are you sure I didn’t give you an assignment? Science, Biology, Coach MRS. HACKER Loots like we're going to have to change the seating arrangement. Girls’ Ph. Ed. and Special Education MR. HARMS Gee whiz! Where's my hat? Agriculture MRS. INGERSOLL WHAT am I going to do with you seniors?” English and Librarian MR. KNUDTSON Now chorus let's go into a pant. Vocal and Instrumental Music L MR. MADSON Cleopatra was a what? She was a Woman, was she not?” Social Problems, World History MR. MEULEMANS Let’s hate it quiet before I start firing these erasers. Civics, Health, Coach MRS. MILLER Please! People enunciate your words correctly English MR. OLLHOFF Pull your head out of your hind pocket. Industrial Arts, Driver Training MRS. STARZ Is that what I told you? Jr. High Home Economics MISS NOKES Don't you have it in your notes. Home Economics MR. SCHWAGER I don’t know if you’ve seen the movie but — the one from abroad.” English MR. SCOTT One copy of this and two of that ... Social Studies, Typing MR. TARRAS Okay — that’s one black mark for you.” Math MR. THIESFELD I’m Santa's little helper.” Sr. High Science, Math 8 7 MRS. THIESFELD All right girls — let's get busy.' Commercial MR. ULRICH Don’t just sit there like a bunch of dumb bunnies. Jr. High Science, Math, Coach MR. AUSE Superintendent MR. HOUDEK High School Principal MR. HEUSINKVELD Elementary Principal 8 Id. oste Aaa'i closed, atuUltesi o.jxe+td.. QteiAuateA, MARY ANN BECKMAN '77 do it tomorrow — Vve nude too nun) blunders today.” F.H.A. 2. 3. 4; G.R.A. 4; Cardeon Staff 3. 4; Cardinal Staff 3. 4; Office Help 3. 4. MARILYN GRACE BF.RG Lou came into her heart one day just for a visit, and decided to stay.” F.H.A. 1, 2. 3, 4. S.S.C. 4: Officer 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1; Cardinal Staff 4; Cardeon Staff 3. 4: Office Helper 3, 4; Triple Trio 3; Homecoming Candidate 4. CAROL ELAINE BERNING Who's afraid of the big bad faculty?’ Senior Band 1. 2, 3; Girls’ Glee Club 1. 2; Cardeon Staff 3; Cardinal Staff 3. 4: F.H.A. 3. 4; Librarian, 2. 3; Office Flelper 3. 4; S.S.C. 4; Officer 4; G.R.A. 4. JIM DEAN BIDSLER Some say he’s bashful — others doubt it.” F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. BONNIE RAE BROKKEN The sweetest music I ever heard was the ringing of the dinner bell.” Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Girls Glee Club 1, 2; F.T.A. 4; G.R.A. 4, Officer 4; Student Council 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Office Help 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4. Class Officer 1; Class Play 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3. MARY JEAN DARRAH Much pep is behind her shyness. Glee Club 1. 2; F.H.A. 2. 3. 4; Office Help 3; Librarian 2, 3, 4; S.S.C. 1; DEAN DONALD DAVIS His u ay through school is lined like the Mississippi River; with bluffs.” F.F.A. 1. 2. 3, 4. JACK LAWRENCE BRUFLODT When I'm not near the girl I love, I love the girl I'm near.” Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Baseball 1: Track 3. 4; Camera Club 4; F.F.T. 3, 4: F.F.A. i. 2. 3; Officer 3; Local Declam 1; Declam Play- Local, Sub-District. District 3; Class Play 3; Boys' Quartet 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Letter-men's Club 3, 4. PHILIP RAY BURKHOLDER Never run ajter a streetcar or a woman . . . There'll be another right along” Football 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Wrestling 4; Class Officer 1; F.F.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Officer 3. 4; Cardinal Staff 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Play 4. COLLETTE CAROL CAPPER She would make quite a volume — if you could only read her” Senior Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4; F.H A- 2. 3. 4; Declam 1. 2, 3, 4; Cardinal Staff 3; Cardeon Staff 3. 4; Clarinet Quartet 2; Class Play 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2; Pep Band 3, 4; Band Secretary 3, 4. ALLAN EMERSON DAHL Make much of me — Great men are scarce!” Cardinal Staff 3. 4: Editor 4: Student Council 1. 3. 4; Officer 3, 4; Bov Stater 3: Homecoming Candidate 4; Camera Club 2, 3. 4; Officer 3, 4; Projectionist 1. 2, 3. 4; Football 1, 4; Track 2. 3; Class Officer 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Local Declam 1. 3. 4; Sub-District 1; Local Declam Play 2. 3, 4: Sub-district 3, 4. District 3. 4; Class Play 3, 4. GERALD CARL EVENSON Variety in Hie brings spice — so why wink the same way twice? Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Officer 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Junior Band 1; Class Play 4. SHIRLEY JOANN FLATLAND Contagious smile is her prize; she is also blessed with big brown eyes .” Canton High School 1; Senior Chorus 2. 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 2; G.R.A. 4; Class Officer 3. 4; Senior Service Club 4; Office Help 3. 4; Local Declam 3; Sub-District 3: Cardeon Staff 4; Cardinal Staff 4; Triple Trio 3. 4; Cheerleader 3. 4: Homecoming Royalty 4; Class Play 4. DARLENE MAE FOSSUM She puts all her troubles in a box. sits on the lid and laughs .” Cardeon Staff 3, 4; G.R.A. 4; F.H.A. 4; S.S.C. 4; Glee Club 1; Office Help 4. Class Play 4. KENNETH WAYNE HAUGEN Chase me girls — I’m full of fun. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Captain 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Boys Quartet 3. 4; Class Officer 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; F.T.A. 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Local Declam 3. 4; Madrigal 4; Boys’ State 3; National Honor Society 4. BETSEY HAUGERUD Be reasonable! Do it my way.” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2: Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Officer 1. 2. 3, 4; Brass Sextet 1. 2; Quartet 1, 2; Trio 4; Girls' Trio 1; Girls’ Sextet 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1, 2. 4; Brass Quartet 1; Madrigal 4. Cardeon Staff 2, 3, 4; Cardinal Staff 3, 4; Solo 2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Local Declam 4; Sub-District 4. ANNETTE JOY HENDRICKSON I don’t say much: but who knows what I’m thinking?” Girls’ Glee Club 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cardeon Staff 3, 4; S.S.C. 4; G.R.A. 4. CAROL JEAN HUGHES Her hair is too dark to make her a good angel.” F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; G.R.A. 4; Office Helper 3, 4. SHARYOL LOU IHNS A ring on the hand ts worth two on the phone” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2: Instrumental Solo 2. Brass Sextet 3, 4: Girls' Sextet 3, 4; Madrigal 4; Horn Quartet 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Cardinal Staff 4. GERALDINE LOUISE KIEHNE Nothing is impossible with a willing heart.” F.H.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Officer 4: F.T.A. 3, 4;. Officer 4; Cardeon Staff 3, 4; Editor 4; Cardinal Staff 4; G.R A. 4; S.S.C. 4; Officer 4; National Honor Society 4. J17DITH ROSALIE KIEHNE A shy face is better than a forward heart.” F.H.A. 1. 4; Officer 4; Chorus 3, 4: Librarian 3. 4; Cardeon Staff 3. 4: S.S.C. 4; Triple Trio 3, 4; Pep Club. WILLIAM KENT KIEHNE ”Friendship is the wine of life . Hid” Declam Play 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Quartet 4; F.F.A. 1. 2, 3, 4: F F.A. Officer 4; Class Officer 1; Class Play 3, 4; Cardinal Staff 4; Local Declam 1; Track 1. CAROLINE LOUISE KINGSBURY I’m a genius — Do I hat e to prove it?” Corwith-Wesley H. S., Corwith. Iowa 1. 2; Chorus 3. 4; Band 4; Pep Band 4; Triple Trio 3. 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; G.R.A. 4; Cardinal Staff 3. 4: Local Declam 3, 4; Sub-District 4; Class Play 4. DENNIS LEE KJARLAND You have but one Hie. why not take it eas)?” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4; F T A. 4; Declam Plav 2; Class Play 3. 4; Boys' Quartet 4; Chorus 4; Letter-men's Club 2. 3. 4; Homecoming King 4; All Conference Football Team 4: Projectionists 1. 2. 3. 4; Cardeon Staff 3, 4; Cardinal Staff 3, 4. MARTHA RAF LEITZ A young girl who blushes is better than one who turns pale.” Glee Club 1. 2; Local Declam 3. 4;’ F.H.A. 3; Librarian 2, 3. 4. ETHEL ANN LIND If there isn't a party — Vll make one myself” Mabel High School 1; Band 2. 3, 4; Quartet 3; Solo 3; Duet 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Trio 4: F.H.A. 2. 3, 4; Officer 4; Cardeon Staff 3. 4; Cardinal Staff 3. 4; Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; F.T.A. 4; Officer 4; G R.A 4; Pep Band 3, 4; German Band 3; Band Secretary 3, 4; Chorus Secretary 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Madrigal 4; Girls’ Sextet 4; National Honor Society 4; Class Play 4. STEPHAN PAUL LUND If a line were crooked. I'd argue it straight” Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 3: Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Camera Club 3. 4; Local Declam 1.4; Sub-District 4; District 4. SHARON KAY LOUISE MALLI Pretty as a picture — frame and all .” Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4; Majorette 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Officer 1. 4; Glee Club 1. 2; Chorus 4; Cardeon Staff 3. 4; Cardinal Staff 3. 4; Declam Play 3; Local Declam 1. 3: G.R.A. 4: Officer 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Play 4. GARY DEAN MATSON There's always two answers to every question — mine and the teachers. Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; Local Declam 1. 2. 3. 4; Sub-District 1; Class Play 3, 4; One-act Play 2. NANCY LUCINDA McKAY A bushel of fun. a redhead too, she's game for almost anything you want to do” F.H.A, 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Glee Clun 1. 2; Card eon Staff I, 2, 3, 4; Cardinal Staff 2, 3, 4; Office Help 3. 4; Girl's State 3: Librarian 1. 2; Class Play 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Local Declam 1. 2, 3, 4; Sub-District 2. 3, 4; District Declam 2, 3; Local Dcclam Play 3, 4; Sub- District 3. 4; District 3. 4. SHIRLEY ANN MECKLENBURG A quiet, friendly, well-liked girl” F.H.A. 2, 3. 4; Hot Lunch Help 1, 2, 3, 4; S.S.C. 4; Glee Club 1, 2. GARY ROBERT McCABE A singer of silence — But an orator of scholastic ability. Football 2. 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2: F.T.A. 4; Track 3; Class Officer 2. 4; Local Declam 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4. Homecoming Candidate 4. WAYNE DONALD PFREMMER If mischief is a part of heaven; I'm on my way! I never met a man I didn’t like ” Glee Club 1, 2; Office Help 2, 3; Librarian 3, 4; Chorus 3. 4; Cardeon Staff 3; S.S.C. 4; G.R.A. 4. ARLYN RICHARD SCRABECK They say money talks, but all it ever says to me is 'Good Bye’.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Cardeon Staff 4; F.F.A 1, 2, 3, 4; Let termen's Ciub 2, 3, 4. ROBERT DEAN SCRABECK President of BORED of EDUCATION F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. SHARON KAY SERFLING The merry twinkle in her eyes betrays the mischief on her mind.” Librarian 1; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Class Officer 2, 3; F.T.A. 3, 4; Cardeon Staff 4; G.R.A. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Play 4. JUDY ANN THORSON Generally speaking . . . She IS generally speaking ” Band 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Sextet 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Officer 2; Cardeon Staff 3, 4; Cardinal Staff 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Girl State Alternate 3; Class Play 3, 4; Brass Quartet 2; Brass Sextet 2; G.R.A. 4; Madrigal 4. RICHARD EDMOND TIESKOTTER “Today is the tomorrow I worried about yesterday Track 3; Wrestling 3; Class Play 4. BRUCE ALLEN TROUTEN Modest in his speech, but exceeds in his deeds ' F.F.A. 1. 2; Chorus 1. 2. 3, .4: Accompanist 2. 3, 4; Local Dedam 3; Boys’ Quartet 4; Madrigal 4; FT.A. 4; Librarian 4; Cardeon Staff 4. JAMES ALLAN VAGTS A hunting. will go . . . For what you’ll never know! Football I. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2; F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Cardeon Staff 4; Cardinal Staff 4; Lettermen’s Club 3. 4; Track 3; Class Play 4. JOE ALBERT WEBER God loves them all. and so do I. Football 3, 4; Captain 4; Track 2. 3; Wrestling 3, 4: F.F.A. 2. 3, 4; Letter-men’s Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. JUDITH KATHLEEN WILLFORD Through sunshine or rain, her temperament’s always the same. Glee Club 1, 2; Local Dedam 2. Junior Band I; Senior Band 2. 3. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Officer 4; F T.A. 3. GlcM Motto. Qun yieat U aictosuj, 4. not in neoe'i jjcUlUUf, hut U4i+Uf, ev uftime. we ail QlaAA Qoto i 'laaendaA. and 'White. Gom.monce.mowt jjune 1 GIgM. fylowesi liaJuf, Jlave+ukiSi QicJudU 17 18 GlaM i 19 fjusu ui Left to right. Row 1: Morris Applen, Bruce Ause, Aryls Berning, Lee Bigalk. Ray Bigalk. Boh Boice, Jerry Brink. Tom Brokken. Judy Bruflodt. Row 2: Russel Burkholder, Mary Burmicster, Dave Collett. Ron Dotzenrod, Kathy East, Paul Eddy. Sonja Felland, Dave Fishbaugher, Phil Fishbaugher. Row 3: Fred Frogner, John Grebin. Carol Grooters, Linda Hardy, Don Haugen, LaRita Hill, John Hougc, Sandy Hoiness, Mary Ann Hovey. Row 4: Jim Jensen, Lonna Johnson, Stanley Johnson, Barb Jones, Susan Jones, Dennis Junge, Dianne Kestcr, Keith Klomp, Sherrie Kraling. ROW 5: Gloria Kunkat, Phil Lange. Alfred Lehmkuhl, Peggy Lyndahl, Ed Mecklenburg, Phyllis Masters, Sharon Mensink. Alfred Moore, Marilyn Morem. ROW 6: Judy Myron, Sheryl Rindels, Percy Ruesink, Sharon Ruesink, Jim Ryan, Jerry Serfling, Tom Severson, Janis Soland, Dianne Torgerson. ROW 7: Bob Vagts, Larry Vogen, Gerald Vreeman, Verdell Wead, Jean Westphal. Left to right, ROW 1: Fred Frogner, president: John Grebin. vice-president; Sandy Hoiness, secretary; Susan Jones, treasurer. The energetic juniors spent a busy year filled with many activities. In the fall, we presented our successful class play, Galahad Jones.” We ordered our class rings in November. When they arrived, everyone felt that they were the best ever seen in H.H.S. Many of our boys helped our football team win its third championship. Others participated in basketball, baseball, wrestling, and track. Several were members of band, chorus, and other clubs. The spring banquet and prom, held the evening of May 6 with all its hours of planning and secretive hard work, was the glamorous highlight of our year. This has been an eventful year for us, but we look ahead to an even better one as we begin our final year as the seniors of ’62. 20 SapJwsnoAei Left to right, Row 1: Joan Anderson, Carolyn Applen, Barb Berg. Chuck Berning, Karen Biel. Tom Broadwater. Verna Casey, Richard Collett, Janis Darrah. Row 2: Judy Daskam, Leonard Davis, Joan Elliot. Carolyn Evenson. Don Flynn. David Fossum, Carol Grcensdale, Larry Hahn, Joe Heibel. Row 3: Leo Hochstetly, Charles Hoiness, Kathy Hoiness, Ilia Houdek. Donna Ihns. Diane Jacobson. Becky Johnson. Phyllis Junge, Mary Lackey. ROW 4: Sharon Matson, Lyle Meldahl. Linda Mensink. Mary Miller, Richard Moore, Gary Nagel, Phyllis Norton, Jack Piehn, Merrick Reburn. Row 3: Roger Schrock. Dan Scrabeck, Janet Scrabeck, Pauline Serfling. Judy Stenbeck, Jed Thorson, Wally Trouten, Jerry Vagts. Donna Vreeman, Bill Wickett, Jerry Willford. Our sophomore class is one of the smaller classes at H.H.S., but this does not hinder our being very active in school activities. We proved this by sponsoring a very successful homecoming in I960. Eleven of our members are in senior band, and fifteen in chorus. Mary Miller is a senior cheerleader and Bill Wickctt, Gary Nagel, and Chuck Berning represent us well in varsity sports. Many others also participate on B” squads. We are active in F.H.A. and F.F.A. The newly organized G.R.A. is happy to be represented so well by the sophomore girls. The year has ended, but we are anticipating that our junior year will be filled with even more pleasant memories. Left to right, SEATED: Jerry Vagts, president; Mary Lackey, vice-president. STANDING: Carolyn Evenson, treasurer; Carol Greenslade, secretary. 21 fynailunesi Left to right, Row 1: Morris Alfson. Doug Anderson, Keith Aslcson. Shirley Beckman, Glen Bessingpas, Giryl Bestor, Louis Biel, Rita Bigalk, Bing Brokken. Row 2: Annette Burkholder, Shirley Cummings, Dale Dahly, Mike Dotzenrod, John Dybvik, James Elliot, Nancy Erickson, Cheryl Every, Connie Ewalt. Row 3: Dennis Fishbaugher, Roger Fishbaugher, Tom Fishbaugher, Rodney Gregorson. Joyce Greibel. Mary Hanson. Jim Hardy, Carol Hegg. Ed Hill. Row 4: Greg Hulcher, Bob Hutton, Dean Johnson. Dale Johnson. Judy Johnson, Byron Jones, Dwight Jones, Mike Kingsbury, Robyn Koliha. Row' 5: Gary Kraling, Karolyn Kraling, Diane Lange, Karen Lind. Bernard Malli, Gary Martin. John Matson. Donna McCabe, Linda Moore. Row' 6: Marjorie Nelson. Linda Reinsvold, Gene Rindels, Jean Ruesink, Micheal Ryan, Arlo Scheevel, Nelda Schrock, Sharon Scrabeck, Susan Smedsrud. Row 7: Bill Stork, Sybil Thompson, Larry Torgerson, Harriet Vreeman. Left to right, SEATED: Glen Bessing-pas, president; Keith Asleson. vice-president. STANDING: Tom Fishbaugher, secretary; Greg Hulcher, treasurer. We, the Freshmen Class of ’60-’61, have had another busy year at Harmony High. Several of us were in junior and senior band. Many of the boys were on the B” squads of football and basketball. Greg Hulcher represented us on the A” football squad. Several boys were also in wrestling, baseball, and track. Several of the girls participated in activities such as Junior F.H.A., and the Cardinal Staff. We were represented in the Student Council by Rita Bigalk and Sybil Thompson. Karen Lind was a junior cheerleader. Later in the year we sponsored our first all-school party, the Senior Farewell. We can all agree that this has been a year full of excitement and fun, and we are looking forward to our approaching Sophomore year at H.H.S.! 22 Qla e. Crtifltt Left to right, Row 1: Toni Afseth, Carroll Armstrong, Linda Arncson, Janet Arns, Barbara Ause, George Berg, Paul Biel, Virginia Bigalk, Pat Bjortment, Cynthia Broadwater. Row 2: Merlin Christenson. Lynn Easier, Shirley East, David Engle, Mike Erickson, Nancy Evcnson, Martha Felland, Beverly Fishbaugher, Lorraine Fishbaugher, Patty Grant. Row 3: Patsy Grienus, Curtis Guttorm- son. Marlin Hahn, Larry Haugen, Linda Hendrickson, Linda Hilke, Ronnie Wilgen, Pat Houdek, Marlys Iverson, Eddie Johnson. Row 4: Marilyn Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Kevin Jones, Damon Junge, Linda Kester, Anna Marie Kiehne, David Kiehne, Janeen Klomp, Susan Klomp, Rodey Kolika. Row 5: Raymond Leitz, Barbara Lehmkuhl, Merlin Mecklenburg. Jean Masters, Barbara Matson, Linda McCauly, David Michel, Judy Michel, Jeff Morem, Marsha Morem. Row 6: Bruce Nagel, Gale Norton. Nelda Peterson, Norma Peterson, John Roeloffs, Dennis Ryan. Faith Ryan, Marlene Ryan, Susan Sikkink, Diane Serfling. Row 7: Robbie Severson, Dick Snow, Donna Snow, Pam Soma, Janet Storhoff, Phyllis Thompson, Dick Thorson, David Trente, Myrna Trouten, Judy Westphal. Row 8: James Willford. The fun loving eighth graders have had a very busy and exciting year. Many take part in extra-curricular activities. Some are in Cadet, Junior, and Senior Bands. Many boys go out for C” basketball. Merlin Christensen is on the ”B” team. Wrestling claims a few of the boys. Shirley East is Junior Cheerleader and Barb Ause is our Student Council representative. Our homecoming float was entitled 23 Successful Flights. Next year we will be ready to take the role as freshmen. Left to right, SEATED: Cynthia Broadwater, president; Pam Soma, vice-president. STANDING: Shirley East, secretary; Carroll Armstrong, treasurer. Cfteide Seoen Left to right, Row 1: Zack Afseth. Roger Applen, Susie Bcstor, Danny Broadwater, Fred Brokken, Sandra Brusse, Alan Christian son, Steve Crouch, Rita Elliot. Row 2: Paul Engle, Linda Fishbaugher. Ronnie Fishbaugher, Marleen Fussom, Tom Gossman, . hanjn Greens lade, Allen Grooters, Gary Half Larry Hall. Row 3: Charles Halverson, Steve Haugen, Susy Haugen. Janet Hogue. Jim Hoi ness, Mark Houdek, Mary Hughes. Doug Hulcher. Kathy Iverson. Row 4: Linda Jandro, Bruce Johnson. Dennis Johnson. Duane Johnson. Roger Johnson Kathy Jones. Helen Kissinger. Deanna Klomp. Betty Kraling. Row 5: Ramona Lange, Christy Long, Mary Lund Marilyn McCabe . Rita McCauley, Arlene Malli, Elaine Masters. Duanne Mensink, Diane Michel Row 6 Carol Nagel, Margorie Nelson, Shirley Norton Linda Piehn, Larry Rhody, Paul R.ndels. Delores Ryan. Dianne Ryan, Jerry Sauers. Row 7: Diana Scneevel, John Seem, Sharon Stockdalc, Julie Stork. Bob Taylor, Marilyn Trende, Kenny Vagts. Martha Wickett, Alan Williams. Row 8: Warren Wubbles. Left to right, SEATED: Linda Fish baugher, president; Roger Johnson, vice-president; STANDING: James Hoiness, secretary; Susie Haugen, treasurer. As 62 of us entered junior high school we adjusted to changing classes and participating in the many varied activities. Some of the activities we took part in were homecoming, band, C team basketball, C team football. Junior F.H.A., wrestling, Julie Stork was a junior cheerleader, and Martha Wickett represented us on the student council. Next year, as eighth graders, we will take part in even more activities. Kenneth Haugen, President of the Senior Class, tells Curtis Hendrickson, of the first grade, ‘These books will play an important part in your future.” ____________ 24 -I ActtiutieA. Left to right, ROW 1: Mr. Knudtson. Director, Kathy Hoiness, Phyllis Junge, Collette Capper, Judy Stenbeck, Caroline Kingsbury, Kathy East, Sharyol Ihns, Nancy McKay ROW 2: Barbara Jones, Mary Burmeister, Ethel Lind, Mary Miller, Sonja Felland, Peggy Lyndahl, Diane Torgerson ROW 3: Jerry Brink, Jack Piehn, Charles Hoiness. Tom Severson, Judy Thorson, Sharon Matson. Joan Anderson ROW 4: Ronald Dotzenrod, Bill Wickett, Charles Berning, Phillip Fishbaugher, Stan Johnson, Roger Schrock. Russell Burkholder, SOLOIST. Susan Jones The Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Robert Knudtson, had a year filled with successful performances. Early in the year we sang at the Veterans' Day program. Later came our Christmas concert, which drew a huge crowd and numerous compliments. Before Easter we sang at Lenten services in several area churches. Soon after that came contest, with many difficult but beautiful BOYS QUARTER, left to right: Jack Bruflodt, Bill Kiehne, GIRLS’ SEXTET, left to right: Betsey Haugerud, Ethel Dennis Kjarland, and Kenny Haugen. Lind, Sheryol Ihns, Susan Jones, Joan Anderson, and Judy Thorson. ROW 1: Sherrie Kraling, Sandy Hoiness, Linda Hardy. Susan Jones. Pat Ruesink, Susie Flatland, Phyllis Masters, Sharon Malli. ROW 2: Donna Ihns, Carol Grooters. Judy Bruflodt, Carolyn Evenson, Judy Kiehne. Carolyn Applen, Mary Ann Hovey. La Rita Hill. ROW 3: Torn Broadwater, Jed Thorson, Danny Scrabeck, Donald Haugen, Sheryl Rindels, Betsey Haugerud. Marilyn Berg, Annette Hendrickson. ROW 4-David Fishbaugher, Ken Haugen, Phil Burkholder, Jack Bruflodt, Dennis Kjarland, Bill Kiehne, Bruce Trouten, and Jim Jensen. Glva’iU'i selections. Our last appearance was at graduation exercises. Rehearsals were every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday (twenty-three new members attending). The members became familiar with almost every type of music from Adoramus Te” to Dancing and Singing” to Graduation Day.” ACCOMPANISTS. Bruce Trouten and Susan Jones TRIPLE TRIO. left to right. Row 1: Mary Burmeister, Phyllis Masters, Susie Flatland, Shcryol Rindels and Barb Jones. Row 2: Judy Kiehne, Caroline Kingsbury, Kathy East, and Linda Hardy. � it BOYS’ QUARTER, left to right: Bruce Trouten, Roger Schrock. Donnie Haugen, and Russel Burkholder. Left to right. ROW 1: Ethel Lind. Diane Torgerson, Janet Arns, Karen Lind. Rita Bigalk. ROW 2: Joan Anderson, Peggy Lyndahl, Connie Ewalt. Barbara Matson. Judy Stenbcck, Caro! Hegg. ROW 3: Barbara Jones. Sharon Scrabeck. Caroline Kingsbury. Arlys Berning, Merrick Reburn. Mary Burmcister, Sharyol Ihns, Linda Hardy, Phyllis Junge. Robert Severson. ROW 4: Collette Capper, Charles Hoiness, Russell Burkholder, Fred Frogner, and Barbara Ause. f : . •' • • [ 4-3 •w • w . • • • • � FLUTE QUARTET, left to right: Rita Bigalk, Karen Lind, Sonja Felland, and Kathy Hoiness. § : f ,, % ' 1 M I ' •§: ••• •• 1 • • f ' . • Servian. saxaphone duet, left to right: Nancy McKay and LaRita Hill. After the annual (and painful!) auditions, the H.H.S. band was ready for business. We had marching or pep band at all except two football games. After Homecoming we started work on our fall pop concert. The light, popular music was appreciated by everyone who attended. This year the band took part in the Christmas Festival by playing a few special numbers, and also for the hymn-sing. The Brass Choir also accompanied a few numbers. CLARINET TRIO, left to right: Ethel Lind, Barb Jones, and Joan Anderson. TROMBONE TRIO, left to right: Betsey Haugerud, Kathy East, and Sandy Hoiness. Left to right. ROW 1: Sonja Felland, Kathy Hoiness. ROW 2: Marilyn Morem, LaRita Hill, Shirley Hast. Nancy McKay. Dale Dahly, Pam Soma, Gary Martin. Wally Trouten. ROW 3: Greg Hulcher, Ronnie Johnson, Bill Wickett, Karolyn Kraling, Sharon Matson, Mary Miller, Mary Lund, Betsey Haugerud, Kathy East, Stanley Johnson, Sandy Hoiness. ROW 4: Roger Schrock and Mr. Knudtson, Director. In March, we presented a concert before the solo and ensemble contest. In April the band and chorus presented a concert to help prepare for the annual music contest. Our last appearances were at Commencement and in the Memorial Day parade. The entire band wants to thank Mr. Knudtson for all his planning and patient, effective frork. We are sure that with his fine direction the band will have a great future. FLUTE AND CLARINET DUET, left to right: Karen Lind and Ethel Lind. SAKAPHONE QUARTET, left to right: Wally Trouten, Carol Hegg. Pam Soma, and Shirley East. CORNET TRIO, left to right: Linda Hardy, Bill Wickett, and Greg Hulcher. FRENCH HORN QUARTET: left to right: Mary Bur- meister. Barb Matson, Judy Stenbeck, and Shcryol Ihns. 29 Pep. Hand 9niAumentai junior Hand Left to right, ROW 1: Ethel Lind, Diane Torger-son. Caroline Kingsbury, Rita Bigalk, Sonja Fell-and, Kathy Hoiness. ROW 2: Joan Anderson, Peggy Lyndahl, Barbara Jones, Judy Stenbeck, Mary Burmeister. Sharyol Ihns, Phyllis Junge, Greg Hulcher, Bill Wickett, Carol Hegg. Marilyn Morem. Nancy McKay. Pam Soma, Wally Trouten. ROW 3: Collette Capper, Charles Hoiness, Barbara Ause, Roger Schrock and Mr. Knudtson, Director. Left to right, ROW 1: Kathy Applen, Rita Mat-son, Dan Broadwater. Charles Halverson, Martha Wickett, JuLayne Arneson, Julie Stork. Annette Burkholder, Barbara Lehmkuhl. Linda Jandro, Bruce Johnson and Barbara Wolstad. ROW 2: Rochelle Koliha, Jim Hoiness, Marc Houdck, Robert Peterson. Lester Berning. Carroll Armstrong, Linda Hi Ike, Nelda Schrock, Sybil Thompson. Shirley East, Bill Frogner, and Cheryl Harstad. ROW 3: Mary Lund, Rodney Koliha, Barbara Matson, Faith Ryan. Martha Fclland, Larry Haugen, Dwight Jones, Robyn Koliha, Janeen Klomp, Marilyn Johnson. Judy Johnson. Deanna Klomp and Marsha Morem. H'igA'4. Gltaisi BRASS CHOIR, left to right: Sandy Hoiness. Mary Miller. Greg Hulcher, Roger Schrock, Bill Wickett, and Sheryol Ihns. 30 StuxS nt GcuumUL Left to Right, SEATED: Bonnie Brokken, Judy Thorson, Allan Dahl, STANDING: Mr. Houdek. Barbara Ausc, Mary Miller, Rita Bigalk, Martha Wickett, Tom Brokken, Sybil Thompson, Barbara Jones, Sonja Felland, and Jed Thorson. The Student Council again gave active leadership in many worthy activities. The annual student handbook was published and distributed at the beginning of the school year. The Council sponsored the magazine drive held in the fall, the money earned being given to the foreign student project, the stage curtain fund and the Cardinal fund. They decorated the halls at Christmas and sponsored the Christmas party. They set up a schedule for school parties and a list for selling at basketball games. They were responsible for having the starting line-up announced at basketball games. Other worthy projects for which they were responsible were: setting-up of various elections; purchase of new book covers bearing the school name; arranging for a mascot for next year’s football games; and a continuing interest in a foreign student for '6l-'62. Many small but important jobs are accomplished by the Council which go unnoticed, but the student body has shown their appreciation by their loyalty and active cooperation. Left to right, ROW 1: Bonnie Brokken, Judy Thorson, and Allan Dahl. ROW 2: Sonja Felland and Tom Brokken. GctSuHean Left to right, ROW 1: Mrs. Thicsfeld, advisor. Nancy McKay, Sandy Hoiness, Susan Jones, Kathy East. Collette Capper, Cynthia Broadwater, Judy Kiehne. Geraldine Kiehne. Marilyn Morem, Barbara Matson, Linda Hardy, Mary Beckman, and Lois Moore. ROW 2: Joan Elliot, Diane Torgerson, Phyllis Junge, Virginia Bigalk, Martha Felland, Sharon Malli, Arlys Berning, Sharon Rue-sink. Darlene Possum, Sonja Felland, Betsey Haugerud, Barbara Ausc, and Susie Flatland. ROW 3: Ethel Lind, Judy Thorson, Marilyn Berg, Mary Burmeister, Barb Jones, Annette Hendrickson. Dennis Kjarland, Jim Vagts, Arlyn Scrabeck, Donald Haugen, Sheryl Rindels, Sharon Scrfling, Marilyn Johnson, and Phyllis Masters. The Cardeon staff of forty-four students worked very hard this year to compile a larger and more interesting publication for the student body. The 1960-61 staff was divided into seven work groups: art, sports, reporters, typists, stencilists, mimeographers and special editors. Mrs. Thiesfeld was our advisor, with Geraldine Kiehne and Marilyn Morem as editor and assistant editor. The end of each month found the staff very busy making the last minute additions and corrections before the mimeograph went into action. It is always with a sense of relief, as well as pride, that the staff begins distribution of another issue of the Cardeon. Left to right: Mrs. Thiesfeld, advisor; Marilyn Morem, assistant editor; Geraldine Kiehne, editor. Conducted Left to right, ROW 1: Nancy McKay, Sandy Hoiness, Linda Hardy, Susan Jones, Diane Torgerson, Marilyn Morem, Geraldine Kiehne, Susie Flatland, Kathy East, Mary Beckman, Sharyol Ihns, Caroline Kingsbury, Mrs. Thiesfeld, advisor. ROW 2: Phyllis Masters, Sharon Malli, Sharon Matson, Mary Miller, Judy Thorson, Allan Dahl. Arlyn Scrabeck, Karen Lind, Betsey Haugerud, Marilyn Berg, Ethel Lind, Peggy Lyndahl, Merrick Reburn. ROW 3: Bonnie Brokken. Carol Berning, Mary Burmeister, Barbara Jones, Bill Kiehne, Tom Brokken, Jim Vagts, Dennis Kjarland, Phil Burkholder, Mary Lackey, Rita Bigalk, and Sonja Felland. The energetic Cardinal Staff, headed by editors Ethel Lind and Allan Dahl, and our advisor, Mrs. Thiesfeld, has been busy executing their many assignments in order to compile and complete the 1961 Year Book. We hope that as you paged through the preceding part of the Annual, you will remember all the activities you have participated in, all the fun you have had in the past year, and the many treasured friendships you have made. Left to right: Sonja Felland, assistant editor; Ethel Lind, editor; Linda Hardy, assistant editor; Mrs. Thiesfeld, advisor; Allan Dahl, editor. Se u i ClaM Left to right. ROW 1: Caroline Kingsbury, Denny Kjarland Sharon Malli, Ethel Lind, Nancy McKay, Collett Capper, Bonnie Brok- ken, Sharon Serfling, Kenny Haugen. ROW 2: Phil Burkholder, Gary Matson. Allan Dahl. Bill Kiehne, Richard Tieskottcr, Jerry Evenson, Gary McCabe, Jim Vagts, Judy Thorson, Darken Fossum, Lynn Mensink, and Mr. Schwager, director. Not pictured Susie Flatland. The seniors of 1961 came through again this year by putting on two excellent performances of their play. The subject of the play. The Night of January Sixteenth, was a murder trial. It had the unusual feature of recruiting twelve persons from the audience to serve on the jury. These persons were not planted, but chosen professionally. With the largest cast ever, the seniors worked very well together to make the play a big success that will not be forgotten for many years. Karen Andre.............. District Attorney Flint .... Judge Heath ............. Defense Attorney Stevens Dr. Kirkland ............ Homer Van Fleet.......... Elmer Sweeny ............ John Graham Whitfield .. Sigurd Jungquist ........ Larry Regan.............. Nancy Lee Faulkner ...... Mrs. Hutchens............ Magda Svensen ........... Jane Chandler............ Roberta Van Rensselaer ... Clerk of Court........... Baliff .................. Prison Matron ........... Flint's Secretary........ Steven's Secretary....... Stenographer ............ ..... Susie Flatland .....Gary McCabe ....... Bill Kiehne ....... Allan Dahl .........Jim Vagts ...Gerald Evenson ...... Ken Haugen .... Lynn Mensink .... Dennis Kjarland . Richard Tieskotter .... Nancy McKay .. Bonnie Brokken Caroline Kingsbury .....Judy Thorson ... Collette Capper . Philip Burkholder ..... Gary Matson ....... Ethel Lind ..Darlene Fossom .....Sharon Malli ... Sharon Serfling 4 f)u UOJl GIgPlay LvmiihV1 Rf) iv°� W |fr' SchwaKer. Director. Diane Torgerson, Linda Hardy. ROW 2: Son,a Felland. Sandy Hoincss, Peggy Ken; a rVy bK”' TOm Br°kkC ' ROW 4: R°“ld Dot“ rod- L V Vogen. Donald The Junior Class presented their three act comedy, Galahad Jones” on November 4 and 5, I960, under the direction of Mr. Keith Schwager. This teen-age story was greatly enjoyed by the many who attended the performances. Tommy Jones is a teen-ager who dreams and wishes for the days when knighthood was in flower. His parents, sisters, and friends become somewhat disgusted with the way he acts, but they humor him, and because Tommy is always acting like a knight and trying to be chivalrous they give him the name Galahad Jones. He tries to help their maid's sister-in-law, and in so doing he discovers the gang that has been hi-jacking truck loads of cigarettes for the past few months. Because of this he receives several large rewards, and his family and friends Anally take him seriously. The cast was as follows: Mr. Jones Mrs. Jones Barbara Jones Alice Marilyn Morem Joy Peggy Lyndahl Tommy Donald Haugen Lena Linda Hardy Lou Diane Torgerson Bess Bob Tom Brokkcn Gus George Merton Jerry Brink Olaf Jensen Miriam Mr. Andrews Ronald Dotzenrod jHocal jbeclatH Left to right, ROW 1: Nancy McKay. Janis Darrah, Caroline Kingsbury. Barb Matson, Annette Burkholder, Sybil Thompson. Linda Hardy, Sonja Felland. ROW 2: Diane Jacobson, Mary Miller. Judy Stcnbeck. Karen Lind. Nelda Schrock, Marilyn Morem, Karen Biel. Becky Johnson. ROW 3: Betsey Haugerud, Mary Jean Westphal, Arlys Berning, Sharon Mensink, Carol Berning. Collette Capper, Rita Bigalk, Barb Jones. ROW 4: Glen Bes-singpas, Tom Brokken. Steve Lund. Gary Mattson. Gary McCabe, Bonnie. Brokken, Allan Dahl. ROW 5: Larry Vogen. Jerry Brink. Phillip Lange. Don Haugen, Richard Tieskotter, Jerry Vagts, Jed Thorson. Dwight Jones. EuL-diAfriict 5bii£uct Left to right. ROW 1: Nancy McKay, Caroline Kingsbury. Annette Burkholder. Marilyn Morem, Linda Hardy. ROW 2: Betsey Haugerud. Arlys Berning. Rita Bigalk. Bonnie Brokken. Sonja Felland. ROW 3. Diane Jacobson, Tom Brokken. Steve Lund. Jerry Brink, Don Haugen. GatltLe Mi Jtaulilua Left to right. ROW 1: Caroline Kingsbury. Marilyn Morem, Linda Hardy, Sonja Felland. ROW 2: Tom Brokken, Rita Bigalk, Steve Lund, Bonnie Brokken, Jerry Brink. RexfiattcU Tom Brokken 36 Left to right. SEATED: Nancy McKay. Diane Kester, Judy Stenbeck. STANDING: Mr. Schwager, director, Jerry Brink. Larry Vogen, Allan Dahl. Natiattal cMottan. Society |rc' right, ROW 1: Ethel Lind. Geraldine Kiehne. Linda Hardy. Marilyn Morem, Susan Jones. ROW 2: Sharon Serfling, Allan Dahl, Gary McCabe, Fred Frogner, Ken Haugen, and Barb Jones. rf-utane. eaclte'ii, ajj America Left to right, ROW 1: Mrs. Ingersoll, advisor, Linda Hardy, Susan Jones. Marilyn Morem, Diane Torgerson. Peggy Lyndahl, Sonja Felland, Geraldine Kiehne. Sandy Hoiness, Giroline Kingsbury, Nancy McKay. ROW 2: Ethel Lind, Arlys Berning. Bonnie Brok-ken, Percy Ruesink, Ken Haugen, Gary Matson, Donald Haugen, Gary McCabe, Betsey Haugerud. Sharon Serfling. ROW 3: Mary Burmeister. Jack Bruflodt, Phillip Lange, John Grebin, Bruce Trouten, Tom Brokken, Dennis Kjarland, Phil Burkholder, Jerry Brink, and Barb Jones. 37 h. GUaeA-lead Left to right: Karen Lind, Shirley East. and Julie Stork. Left to right. ROW I: Bonnie Brokken. Susie Flatland. and Mary Miller. ROW 2: Sharon Malli and Betsy Haugerud. Majosiett L Left to right: Nelda Peterson. Judy Bruflodt. Betsy Haugerud. Sharon Malli. and Norma Peterson. S'l. GUeesdeadeM Hettesum+i Gluhi. Left to right, ROW 1: Bruce Nagel, Russell Burkholder, Raymond Bigalk, Donald Haugen, David Fishhaugher, Arlyn Scraheck, Phil Burkholder, Fred Frogner, Gary Nagel. ROW 2: Lee Bigalk, Bruce Ause, Jerry Brink. John Grebin. Joe Weber, Dennis Kjar-land, Jim Vagts, Phillip Fishhaugher, Jack Bruflodt. Ken Haugen. ROW 3: Bill Kiehne. David Collett, Jim Jensen, Tom Brokken, Gerald Evenson, Charles Berning, Steve Lund, Larry Vogen, and Gary McCabe. Left to right, ROW 1: Mrs. Ingersoll, advisor, Sharyol Ihns, Mary Darrah, Diane Kester, Pat Ruesink, Judy Kiehne. Verna Casey. Kathy East, Martha Leitz. ROW 2: Sharon Ruesink, Mary Ann Hovey, Arlys Berning, Sharon Mensink, Pauline Serfling, Ilia Houdek; Sheryl Rindels, Becky Johnson. ROW 3: Fred Frogner. Bruce Trouten. and Merrick Reburn. 39 GUU tf-uture tyasimerd America Left to right, ROW 1: Bing Brokken, Michael Ryan. Dennis Miller. Joe Heibel. Richard Collett, Gary Kraling. Robert Scrabeck, Gene Rindels, Tom Fishbaugher, Jack Matson, Bernard Malli, Arlo Scheevel, Roger Fishbaugher. ROW 2: Glen Bessingpas. Danny Scrabeck, Dwight Jones. David Fishbaugher, Paul Eddy, Alfred Lehmkuhl. Jerry Vagts. Ed Hill, John Grebin, Lynn Mensink. Robert Boice, Larry Hahn, Gary Nagel. ROW 3: Phil Burkholder, Arlyn Scrabeck, Joe Weber, Jim Bidsler, Jim Vagts, Leonard Davis. Jerry Brink, Jim Ryan, Larry Vogen, David Terbeest, Dennis Fishbaugher, Raymond Bigalk, Mr. Harms, advisor. ROW 4: David Collett. Louis Biel, Charles Berning, Bill Kiehne, Dean Davis, Jerry Serfling, Morris Applen, Tom Brokken, Phillip Fishbaugher, Gerald Vreeman. and Stanley Johnson. Qinh' Recreation Addociatian projeotiontitd Left to right ROW 1: Sandy Hoiness, Carol Grooters, Caroline Kingsbury. Mary Beckman, Donna Ihns, Judy Stenbeck, Carolyn Evenson, Marilyn'Morem. Pat Ruesink, Kathy East, Susie Jones, Linda Hardy, Janet Scrabeck. ROW 2: Mrs. Hacker, advisor, Barbara Berg. Phyllis Junge, Kathy Hoiness, Joan Anderson, Darleen Fossum, Marilyn Rhody, Sharon Malli, Susie Flatland, Geraldine Kiehne, Gloria Kunkat, Mary Jean Westphal, Joan Elliott, Collett Capper. ROW 3: Diane Torgerson. Di'ane Jacobson, Linda Mensink, Sharon Matson, Carol Hughes. Verdell Wead, Pauline Serfling, Ethel Lind, Mary Ann Hovey, Becky Johnson, Peggy Lyndahl, Phyllis Masters, Judv Kiehne. ROW 4: Ilia Mae Houdek, Sharon Serfling, Karen Biel, Carol Berning, Mary Lackey, Mary Burmeister, Barbara Jones. Annette Hendrickson. Arlys Berning, Mary Miller, Bonnie Brokken, Judy Thorson, and Sonja Felland.' Left to right, SEATED: Gerald Evenson and Allan Dahl. STANDING: .Jed Thorson, Jack Piehn, Jack Bruflodt, Steve Lund, Tom Severson, Wally Troutcn, and Mr. Tarras, advisor. 40 Camera Glut. Left to right, Merrick Reburn Dennis Kjarland, Allan Dahl GUU fyutute. cM-o-memcJz U America Left to right, ROW 1: Miss Nokes. advisor, Janet Scrabcck. Mary Beckman, Mary Darrah. Geraldine Kiehne, Joan Elliott, Gloria Kunkat, Judy Kiehne, Shirley Mecklenburg, Linda Hardy, Donna Ihns, Lois Moore. ROW 2: Nancy McKay, Sharyol Ihns, Kathy Hoiness, Barbara Berg. Linda Mensink, LaRita Hill, Ethel Lind, Phyllis Masters, Peggy Lyndahl, Collette Capper, Kathy East. ROW 3: Darlcen Fossum, Sharon Serfling, Judy Willford, Carol Hughes, Pauline Serfling. Mary Burmeister, Mary Lackey, Marilyn Berg, Verdell Wead, Carol Berning, and Sheryl Rindels. of America Donald Haugen, Edwin Meklenburg, Phillip Lange and Mr. Scott, advisor. SestioA Service GluL Left to right. ROW 1: Mrs. Starz. advisor, Annette Burkholder, Janet Storhoff. Beverly Fish-baugher, Jean Ruesink, Sybil Thompson. Linda Arneson. Linda Kester, Shirley East. Marlys Iverson, Toni Afseth, and Nancy Evenson. ROW 2: Pat Bjortomt. Linda McCauley. Phyllis Thompson, Barbara Matson. Shirley Beckman. Janet Arns, Marcia Morem, Connie Ewalt, Cynthia Broadwater. Pam Soma, and Ann Kiehne. ROW 3: Cheryl Every. Linda Moore, Marlene Ryan. Patty Grant, Shirley Cummings, Virginia Bigalk, Nancy Erickson. Lorraine Fishbaugher, Barbara Ause, Sue Klomp and Nclda Schrock. ROW 4: Diane Serfling, Donna McCabe. Joyce Greibel, Jean Masters, Jeanne Klomp. Myrna Trouten, Rita Bigalk. Karolyn Kraling. Karen Lind, Mary Hanson, and Diane Lange. Left to right. ROW 1: Mrs. Thiesfeld, advisor, Lois Moore, Pat Ruesink. Mary Darrah. and Sharyol Ihns. ROW 2: Marilyn Rhody. Shirley Mecklenburg, Judy Kiehne, Geraldine Kiehne, and Susie Flatland. ROW 3: Marilyn Berg. Annette Hendrickson, Carol Berning, and Darlcen Fossum. _____________________________________________41 cMomecQMUuj, Left to right. Seated: Susie Flatland, Sharon Malli. Ethel Lind, and Judy Thorson. Standing: Phil Burkholder, Joe Weber, Bonnie Brokken, Dennis Kjarland, Kenny Haugen, and Arlyn Scrabeck. Judy and Arlyn Sharon and Joe Susie and Phil 42 cMaSirna+uf, eJlicjh School Itoti ofj to thee. . . . . tf-ootball Left to ri � ht ROW 1: Mr. Gunderson, coach, Alfred Lehmkuhl. Don Haugen. David Fishbaugher. Gary McCabe, Paul Eddy, Allan Dahl. Air. Madson, assistant coach. ROW 2: Bill Stork, manager, John Grebin, Jim Vagts, Ken Haugen. Arlyn Sera beck, Jerry Brink. Russ Burkholder. Rick Reburn and Wally Trouten, managers. ROW 3: Larry Vogen, Fred Frogner. Lee Bigalk, Bob Vagts, Phil Burkholder. Jack Bruflodt, Charles Berning, Phil Fishbaugher. Jim Ryan. ROW 4: Dave Collett. Tom Severson, Jim Jensen, Steve Lund. Bill Wickett, Greg Hulcher, Tom Brokken, Dennis Kjarland. and Joe Weber. FOOTBALL RECORD — I960-1961 Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony 22 26 6 26 27 7 Canton Mabel Spring Grove Wykoff Lanesboro Chatfield 0 0 0 0 0 o Harmony 13 Spring Valley 0 Harmony 6 Preston 0 TOTAL POINTS Harmony 133 Opponents 0 ♦ Denotes conference games 44 Left to right ROW 1: Dick Thorson, Bob Hutton, Jack Matson, Jed Thorson, Byron Jones, Dave Engle, Mr. Madson, coach ROW 2: Charles Hoiness, Dave Fossum, Dwight Jones. Dennis Fishbaugher, Roger Schrock, Merlin Christianson, Mike Kingsbury. ROW 4: Danny Scrabeck, Jerry Vagts, Ed Hill, Don Flynn, and Jack Piehn. Sbe e+Uiue. 7 1961 CUtimp Pictured above is the 1960-1961 defensive team. This is the first unscored-upon team in the history of Harmony High, and it is one of the few teams in the state which has achieved this goal. Below is pictured coach Marvin Gunderson, who is admiring the trophy case to which his teams have added championship trophies during the last three years. During Mr. Gunderson's three-year reign as head football coach at Harmony, he has had three championship teams, a nearperfect record of 22 victories, no losses and one tie. The only flaw came with a 13-13 tie with Spring Valley during the 1939-1960 season. Senior fyoothall PlaueM Captain Ken Haugen Quarterback Allan Dahl, Guard Gary McCabe, Halfback Phil Burkholder, Tackle Captain Arlyn Scrabeck, Fullback ALL CONFERENCE First Team Joe Weber Dennis Kjarland Steve Lund Mr. Gunderson, coach Second Team Phil Burkholder Phil Fishbaughcr Dennis Kjarland, Halfback Captain Joe Weber, Halfback Steve Lund, Guard Jack Bruflodt, Center Jim Vagts, Halfback fealhetbaU Left to right, Row 1: Dick Thorson, Steven Haugen, Jimmy Wilford. Row 2: Mr. Meulemans, coach; Russel Burkholder. Donnie Haugen. Dennis Kjarland. Jim Jensen, Jerry Evenson, Bill Wickett, Tom Brokken, Chuck Berning, John Grebin. Fred Frogner, and Kenny Haugen. RECORD 1960-1961 Harmony 59 Canton 12 Harmony 62 Caledonia 59 Harmony 55 Spring Grove 61 ♦Harmony 47 Preston 43 ♦Harmony 41 Lanesboro 59 ♦Harmony - 33 Lanesboro 42 Harmony 73 Mabel 52 ♦Harmony 59 Chatfield 54 ♦Harmony 38 Chatfield 47 ♦Harmony 73 Wykoff 50 ♦Harmony 77 Wykoff 50 ♦Harmony 47 Spring Valley 67 Harmony 67 Rushford 57 Harmony 65 Mabel 55 Harmony 59 Mabel 46 ♦Harmony 69 Preston 61 ♦Harmony 53 Spring Valley ... 63 TOTAL POINTS Harmony 977 Opponents 878 District Tournament Harmony 70 Preston 35 Harmony 54 Caledonia 71 Denotes conference games Left .to right, Row 1: Roger Fishbaugher, Keith Asteson. Byron Jones. Jed Thorson, Wally Trouten, Charles Hoiness. Mike Dotzenrod. Tom Fishbaugher. Bob Hutton. Billy Stork. Mike Erickson, manager. Row 2: Mr. Madson, coach; Jack Dybvik, Dwight Jones, Jack Piehn, Dale Daly, Louis Biel. Greg Hulcher, Jerry Wilford, Roger Schrock. Merlin Christenson, Larry Haugen, manager. Dennis Kjarland Captain Kenny Haugen Jerry Evenson Sesua'i fU n itlenA cSeni i liaA-heiball (UayeSiA Fred Ulrich, Wrestling Coach. Phil Burkholder Jim Vagts ALL CONFERENCE Ken Haugen Second Team Jim Jensen Tom Mculemans. Basketball Coach. Honorable Mention Bill Wickett Gerald Evenson Lee Bigalk Captain Aryln Scrabeck Joe Weber rWn itLn f Left to right, Row 1: Doug Hulcher, Kenny Vagts, Bruce Nagel. Gary Nagel. David Engle. Raymond Bigalk. Arlyn Scrabeck. Row 2: Jerry Sours, Phil Burkholder, Phil Fishbaughcr, Bob Vagts, Jim Ryan, Joe Weber, Jim Vagts, Mr. Ulrich, coach. 1961 Qluim UonA. Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony ♦Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony Harmony ♦Harmony ....................... 6 Preston ............................. 13 Chatfield ............................ 31 Spring Valley ......................... 25 Hayfield .............................. 39 Chatfield ............................. 25 Cresco ............................... 42 Spring Valley ......................... 29 Preston ............................. 13 Grand Meadow .......................... 34 Hayfield .............................. 47 Cresco ................................ 37 WRESTLING RECORD 1960-1961 .......... 31 .......... 19 .......... 30 ......... 11 ......... 26 ......... 2 ......... 20 33 14 7 ♦ Denotes non-conference games Harmony placed fourth in the Conference Wrestling Tournament. Harmony placed first in the District Wrestling Tournament. Left to right. Row 1: Lynn Easier. Bing Brokken. Bob Koliha, Tom Broadwater. Row 2: Rick Reburn. Dennis Fish-baugher, Jerry Serfling, Edward Hill, David Terbest, Percy Ruesink. feaA ball Bruce Johnson, manager. Left toright. ROW 1: Russel Burkholder, Denny Kjarland. Kenny Haugen, Jim Jensen, Chuck Berning, Byron Jones. ROW 2: Jed Thorson, Bruce Ause, Don Haugen, Lee Bigalk, Tom Brokken. Fred Frogner, Mr. Muclemans, coach. ROW 3: Wally Trouten, Mike Dotzenrod, Merlin Christenson, Keith Asleson. Phil Burkholder, Dave Fishbaugher. ROW 4: George Berg, Ronnie Johnson, Bill Stork. Roger Fishbaugher. Jeff Morem, Gail Norton. 50 Left to right, ROW 1: Rick Reburn, Chuck Hoiness, Tom Severson. Bill Wickett, Jack Bruflodt, Greg Hulcher. ROW 2: Merlin Christenson, Lee Bigalk, Kenny Haugen. Russel Burkholder, Don Haugen, Tom Brokken. ROW 3: Mr. Gunderson, coach, Jerry Sauers, Carrol Armstrong, Dale Dahly, Jerry WiIlford, Doug Hulcher. Left to right: Charles Clink and Walter Wiltgen. Left to right: Olga Kyseth and Rebecca Alexander. KUcltett ottelp. Bui. ’jb'Uve'U Left to right: Merlin Maklenburg, Donna Snow, Norma Peterson, Nelda Peterson, Shirley Mecklenburg, Linda Hendrickson, and Harriet Vreeman. McUn Office Jteljx Left to right: Mary Beckman, Donald Haugen, and Carol Hughes. Left to right: Ven Beckman. Jim Schrock, Myron Helegson. Don Schoppers. Warren Peterson, Orlando Michel, Loyal Brusse, and Clair Broad- PnUtcifUiMi Office. Left to right: Mr. Houdek. principal. Carol Bern-ing, Bonnie Brokken, Marilyn Berg, Darleen Fos-sum, Judy Myron. Susie Flatland. Martha Leitz, Mary Jean Westphal, Susie Jones, and Nancv McKay. Annette ’ Jim’ Bonze Spattixvu. W. A. Fisher Company Bigalk Chevrolet Company Harmony Feed and Fuel Harmony High School Harmony State Bank Rochester Dairy Yeoman’s Food Market Dale’s Radio and TV Service C. K. Johnson’s Dairy Dotzenrod Ford Company Hllingson Insurance Agency Frogner Law Office Harmony Beauty Shop Harmony Lumber Company Harmony Shipping Association John Deere Implement Johnson’s Hardware Kermit Johnson's Cafe Lvle and Eldie’s Conoco Merlin Wilford, Bulk Dealer Peterson Brothers Prosper Lumber Company Severson Oil Company Standard Service Station Wickett Livestock Company Armstrong Insurance Agency Bristol Store Broadwater Plumbing and Heating Cozy Cafe, Granger Dick’s Skelly Elton’s Barber Shop Elton Decorating Ewait’s Hardware F. V. Newell. D.D.S. 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