Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1963 volume:

Hke m3 fiancUttaC ScAool ‘irwwtottty ‘7ftt4Me4ofa — .1 'ijf r With sincere appreciation, we, the students of Harmony High School, dedicate the 1963 CARDINAL to Mrs. Rena Ingersoll, librarian and English teacher. During most of her life she has been working with young people in the classroom and in extracurricular activities. She has taught everyone associated with her the importance of self-reliance and initiative. With a limited amount of time for herself, she has never refused to help anyone who has needed her assistance. She has also given herself and time to the betterment of our community. To you, Mrs. Ingersoll, we dedicate this book as our thank you for the many things you have done for us. 4 dmirndfoatuM, MM MR. ALLEN Get reedy tor a test tomorrow.' Social Studies. Typing, Bookkeeping Mankato State MRS. INGERSOLL You'll hove to pull yourself up by the boot streps! English, Librarian Parsons MR. MEULEMANS Now what are you selling? Math, Counselor Winona State MRS. ARNS What else did you forget? English Winona State Sc ool MISS MILLER One more sad story and I'll have to play my violin ... Math, Art Mankato State MR. MAHER Think! Phy. Ed., Civics. Health Iowa State College MRS. ABRAHAMSON Sit thee up. Vocal Music Iowa State College MR. HARMS 'All right, you can go if it's absolutely necessary. Agriculture University of Minnesota 6 MRS. DONALD “Now you people be quiet or I'm going to give you a larger assignment. Phy. Ed., Health St. Olaf MR. GOEDE If you can't co-operate, we don't need you in here. Instrumental Music Luther Girls, I want you to type, not gossip. Commercial Mankato State MR. GROVER Guten Tag, Schuler German, English Augsburg MR. MADSON Now where did we leave off yesterday? Social Problems, World History St. Olaf MRS. MILLER What is all this conversing about? English St. Olaf MR. NIBAUR Control your emotions!1 Science. Math Buena Vista MR. NORMAN Last night of practice boys. All right, line blocking. Biology St. Olaf 7 MR. OLLHOFF 'All right, clean up.” Industrial Arts Winona State MR. ROSEDAHL Okay, we'll have the three strongest girls in the third row pull the shades. Social Studies Luther MR. HEUSINKVELD Elementary Principal MR. PLITZUWEIT Have you heard the one about . . . Science Winona State MRS. STARZ You unlady like girls! Home Economics University of Minnesota MRS. ROBLE Yes, that's true. Home Economics St. Olaf MR. TARRAS 'Ah, you just missed an 'AT Math Winona State PRACTICE TEACHERS, Left to right, sealed: Miss Sorenson, English: Mr. Cleveland, Math: Miss Halverson, English. Standing: Mr. Friemark, Industrial Arts; Mr. Olson. Science; Mr. Iverson, Music. 8 S. 0fty ycide6, 9 Sc oat Soanct Left to right, Seated: Don Hulcher. Treasurer: George Frogner, Clerk: Francis Grebin, Director. Standing: Roy Erickson, Director: Clinton Ewalt. President; Sam Bigalk, Director: Harold Ause, Superintendent. ScAoaC Se ietanteA Left to right: Mrs. Clair Trouten and Mrs. Wayne StaklekamD. 10 it JOAN CAROL ANDERSON What? No food in heaven? Then leave me here! Class officer 3: F.T.A. 3; Cheerleading 3, 4; Cardinal Staff 3, 4; Cardeon Staff 3; Local Declam I, 3; Sub-District 3; District 3; Regional 3; Declam Play 4; Class Play 3, 4; B and I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Clarinet Duet I, 3; Clarinet Quartet 3: Mixed Quartet 4; Girls' Sextet 2; Madrigal 2: Triple Trio 3; Solo 3, 4; Girls' Trio 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. CAROLYNN MARIE APPLEN Just take life the easy way, mingle work with lots of play. F.H.A. 3; Cardeon Staff 3, 4; Local Declam 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Office Help 4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 3, 4; S.S.C. 4. BARBARA ELAINE BERGE A good worker who enjoys having fun after hours. F. H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Cardinal Staff 4; Cardeon Staff 3, 4; Office Help 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; G. R.A. I, 2, 3: S.S.C. 4. CHARLES D. BERNING I'd rather hug a football than any girl I know . . . almost! F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3., 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Homecoming King 4. JUDY ANN DASKAM Thase quiet people often deceive you.' Librarian 3, 4. KAREN A. BIEL The merry twinkle in her eye betrays the mischief on her mind. F. T.A. 3; Cardinal Staff 4; Carde-on Staff 2, 3, 4; Local Declam I, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Band 'I, 2; Office Help 4; Pep Club 3, 4; G. R.A. 2, 3; S.S.C. 4; Science Club 4. LEONARD DAVIS Why does work bother me? I never bother it. F.F.A. 1,2; Football 4. 13 TOM A. BROADWATER My motto is ’Never trouble trouble ’til trouble troubles you’. F.F.A. I; Football I; Basketball I, 2; Wrestling 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4. JOAN MARIE ELLIOTT She walks in beauty ... F. H.A. I, 4; Camera Club 4; Cardinal Staff 4; Cardeon Staff I, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Office Help 4; Pep Club 3, 4; G. R.A. I, 2, 3; S.S.C. 4; Science Club 3, 4. CAROLYN ANN EVENSON Why let the devil have all the fun?” Class Officer 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 4; F.T.A. 4; Camera Club 4; Cardinal Staff 3; Cardeon Staff 4; Local Declam I, 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Office Telp 3, 4; Pep Club 3; G.R.A. 2, 3; S.S.C. 4. DONALD M. FLYNN Who's afraid of the big bad faculty? CHARLES O. HOINESS I don't think I'm good looking, but what's my opinion against the rest of the world?” F.T.A. 4; Camera Club I; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3. 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Letter-men's Club 2, 3, 4; Local Declam 3, 4; Class Play 3; Band I, 2. 3, 4; Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Office Help 4; Science Club 3, 4. LEO C. HOCHSTETLER If men are measured in inches, I'm a man. DAVID RICHARD FOSSUM I'm not lazy, I just don't feel like working. w KATHLEEN ANN HOINESS Little, witty, and wise, a terror for her size. Class Officer I. 4; F.H.A. 2; Cardinal Staff 3, 4; Cardeon Staff 3; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Officer 3; Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Flute Quartet 2, 3, 4; Office Help 4; G.R.A. 2, 3; Officer 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4. CAROL LORRAINE GREENSLADE I can resist anything except temptation. Class Officer 2: F.H.A. 4: F.T.A. 3, 4; Cardeon Staff 4; Local Declam 3, 4; Librarian 4; S.S.C. 4: Science Club 4. I LA MAE HOUDEK Play and I play with you, worlc and you worlt alone. F.Ff.A. 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; G.R.A. 1, 2, 3; Lunchroom Help 4. JOSEPH C. HEIBEL My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. F.F.A. I. 2, 3. DONNA M. IHNS Our atom blonde. F. H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; G. R.A. 2. IS DIANE LOUISE JACOBSON Sha puts all her troubles in a box, then sits on the cover and laughs. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3. 4; Cardinal Staff 4; Cardeon Staff 2; Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; Local Declam I, 2, 3: Sub-District I, 3; Class Play 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Pep Club 3, 4; G.R.A. 2, 3; Science Club 3, 4. REBECCA ELAINE JOHNSON I'm not a bit flirtatious — just interested. F.H.A. 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Camera Club 4: Cardeon Staff 4; Local Declam I, 2, 3; Office Help 4: Librarian 2, 4; G.R.A. I, 2, 3; S.S.C. 4; Science Club 4. PHYLLIS MARGARET JUNGE A ball of fire with zip and zest. Class Officer I, 4: F.H.A. I. 4; F. T.A. 3, 4; Cardinal Staff 4; Cardeon Staff 2, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3. 4; Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Cornet Trio 3; Office Help 4; Pep Club 3, 4; G. R.A. 2, 3; S.S.C. 4. MARY JOAN MILLER Her smile is a curve that can set a lot of things straight. Student Council I, 2. 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; F.T.A. 3; Officer 3: Cheerleading I, 2, 3, 4; Cardinal Staff 2: Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; Cardeon Staff 3; Local Declam I, 2. 3. 4: Sub-District I; Class Play 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Triple Trio 3; Girls' Sextet 4; Brass Sextet 2; Pep Club 3, 4: G.R.A. 1,2; Homecoming Queen 4; Science Club 3; Girls' State 3. GARY L NAGEL I hate leap year — the girls rush me f’f.A. I, 2. 3, 4; Football 3. 4; Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 3, 4; Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. 16 GORDON B. MATSON Mate much of me — great men are scarce. Casper High School, Wyoming I, 2, 3; Football 4: Wrestling 4; Let-termen s Club 4; Chorus 4. JACK GAY PIEHN God loves them all and so do I Class Officer 1,3; F.T.A. 4; Projection Club 2, 3, 4: Camera Club I, 2, 3; Football I, 2, 3; Basketball I, 2; Cardeon Staff 4; Class Play 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Office Help 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4. LYLE W. MELDAHL I never dare act as funny as I can. Camera Club 4; Band I; Pep Club 3. LINDA LOU MENSINK Whaf's the use of worrying when there are so many other things to do? Class Officer 3; Cardinal Staff 4; Cardeon Staff 3, 4; Local Declam I, 3, 4; Sub-District 4; District 4; Office Help 3. 4; G.R.A. I. SHARYN ANN MATSON She has eyes that could spealc though her tongue were silent. Class Officer I; Student Council 3, 4; Officer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Officer 4; Cardeon Staff 1,3; Cardinal Staff 2; Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; Local Declam I, 3, 4; Sub-District 3, 4; District 3, 4; Regional 4; Class Play 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4; Brass Sextet I, 3, 4; Brass Quartet I; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 3; Madrigal 2; Double Quartet 3; Girls' Sextet 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Pep Club 3; G.R.A. I, 2 Officer 2; Science Club 3, 4; Girls' State Alternate 3. DANNY A. SCRABECK It's betfer to sleep in cless then wasfe a perfectly good night. F.F.A. I, 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Track I; Chorus 2, 3. |7 MERRICK REBURN All great men are dead, and I’m not feeling so well myself. F.T.A. 4; Projection Club 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Football 2; Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2; Football manager I, 2, 3; Basketball manager I; Track manager I; Cardinal Staff 2, 3, 4; Cardeon Staff 4; Local Declam I; Band I, 2; Librarian I, 2; Science Club 3, 4; Science Fair 3; Boys' State 3; National Honor Society 4. JAMES ROGER SCHROCK He has a question for every answer. F.T.A. 3, 4; Football I, 2, 3, 4; All-Conference 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Local Declam I, 2; Declam Play 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Band I, 2, 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Brass Sextet 3, 4; Boys' Quartet 2, 3, 4; Solo 4; Mixed Quartet 4; Science Club 3; National Honor Society 4. JANET MARIE SCRABECK Little, but oh my! F.H.A. 3, 4: Local Declam 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Pep Club 4; G.R.A. 2; S.S.C. 4: Science Club 4. GERALD JEROME VAGTS Well, here I am girls. Class Officer 2, 4; F.F.A. I, 2, 3; Officer 2, 3; F.T.A. 3, 4; Football 'I, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Cardinal Staff 4; Cardeon Staff 4; Local Declam I, 2, 3: Declam Play 4; Class Play 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Science Club 3. PAULINE LOUISE SERFLING I'm not quiet, just ask me. F.H.A. I, 2, 3. 4; Officer 3, 4; Cardeon Staff 4; Librarian 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 3. 4; G.R.A. 2, 3: Science Club 4. DONNA LEE VREEMAN Shyness conceals hidden virtues. F.H.A. I, 2, 3; Cardeon Staff 4; Librarian 3; G.R.A. 3. JUDITH ANNE STENBECK There's a little bit of bad in every good little girl. F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3. 4; Car-deon Staff 4; Cardinal Staff 4; Local Declam I, 2, 3, 4; Sub-District 3; District 3; Declam Play 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4; French Horn Quartet 2, 3, 4; French Horn Duet 4; Solo 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 3; Girls' Sextet 4; Librarian 3: Pep Club 3, 4; G.R.A. 2, 3; S.S.C. 4; Science Club 3, 4. VERDELL L. WEAD Chase me boys; I’m full of fun. F.H.A. I, 2, 3; Band 2: Pep Club 3; G.R.A. 2. 18 DAVID ARLO TERBEEST He has the teachers fooled; they think he's quiet. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Officer 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM A. WICKETT I used to be a woman hater, but the Bible says 'love thine enemies'! National Honor Society 3, 4; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Track I, 2, .3, 4; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4; Local Declam 3; Sub-District 3; District 3; Declam Play 4; Class Play 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. JERALD C. THORSON A ladies' man we must agree. His heart's not bound, his heart is free. Student Council I, 2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Officer 4; Camera Club 2; Football I, 2 Basketball I, 2, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4; Cardinal Staff 4; Cardeon Staff 3, 4; Local Declam I, 2; Class Play 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Pep Club-3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4. JERRY LEE WILLFORD That hair! And girls have to have permanents. Camera Club 4; Basketball I, 2; 19 Track 2, 3; Pep Club 3. WILLIAM WALLACE TROUTEN I know a lot . . . but I just can't think of it. F.T.A. 3, 4; Projection Club 3, 4; Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball I, 2, 3; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Cardinal Staff 4; Cardeon Staff 4; Local Declam 3; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4; Boys' Quartet 3, 4; Sax Quartet 3; Science Club 4; Football manager 1,2,3, 4. (?ICL4A (?6add “Tfatto (?l z (?olo%d @Ca46 0?tocwi4 Left to right, seated: Carolyn Evenson. president; Jerry Vagts. vice president. Standing: Kathy Hoi-ness, treasurer: Phyllis Junge. secretary. 7he frttune id a cwwid limited only hy oun elved. “Royal Slue cutd White “White Rode “7K y 29 (?om me iceme tt I. Carolyn Evenson, Class President; 2. Bill Wickett, Basketball and Football Co-Captain; 3. Chuck Berning, Basketball and Football Co-Captain; 4. Diane Jacobson, Cardeon Editor; 5. Dan Scrabeck, Wrestling Co-Captain; 6. Gary Nagel, Wrestling Co-Captain; 7. Sharyn Matson, Student Council and Cardinal Editor; 8. Jed Thorson, Student Council; 9. Mary Miller, Student Council and Cardinal Editor. 25 21 Left to right, Row I: Annette Burkholder. Robert Taylor, Charles Halvorson, Linda Fishbaugher, Pam Soma. Linda Hilke. Judy Johnson. Row 2: Judy Michel, Anna Kiehne, Phyllis Junge Bruce Nagel. Jim Hoiness. Larry Stensrud. Steve Haugen. Row 3: Sharyn Matson, Linda Hendrickson, Barb Ause, Chuck Hoiness, Tom Broadwater. Mike Erickson, Carroll Armstrong. Row 4: Janeen Klomp, Wally Trouten. Jack Piehn, Mike Dot-zenrod. Warren Wubbels, Larry Haugen, Chuck Berning. SOLOISTS. Left to right, Row I: Nancy Evenson, Janet Storhoff. Shirley East, Joan Anderson. Row 2: Roger Schrock, Jean Schrock. Rita Bigalk. Karolyn Kraling. Mike Dotzenrod. MIXED DUET, Left to right: Karolyn Kraling, Mike Dotzenrod. GIRLS' SEXTET, Left to right. Row I: Nancy Evenson, Janet Storhoff. Shirley East. Row 2: Janet Arns. Barb Ause, Barb Matson. GIRLS' TRIO, Left to right: Joan Anderson, Rita Bigalk, Annette Burkholder. BOYS' QUARTET, Left to right: Bruce Johnson, Greg Hulcher, Mike Dotzenrod, Bob Hutton. 24 Left to right. Row I: Judy Stenbeck. Joan Anderson. Carolyn Evenson, Linda Moore. Shirley East. Bruce Johnson. Nancy Evenson. Row 2: Marcia Morem. Norma Peterson, Janet Arns. Nelda Peterson. Jean Schroclc, Kathy Hoiness. Barb Matson. Janet Storhoff. Row 3: Lynn Easier. Karolyn Kraling. Karen Lind. Carolyn Applen, Marc Houdek. Diane Lange. Connie Ewalt. John Seem. Row 4: Bill Wickett Greg Hulcher. Roger Johnson, Ron Johnson. Bob Hutton, Herb Moor, Rita Bigalk. Mary Miller. MIXED QUARTET. Left to right: Annette Burkholder. Rita Bigalk, Bob Hutton. Greg Hulcher. MIXED QUARTET, Left to right: Roger Schrock, Joan Anderson, Jean Schrock. Bill Wickett. BOYS QUARTET. Left to right: Roger Schrock, Wally Trouten, Bill Wickett. Not pictured: Herb Moor. GIRLS’ SEXTET, Left to right. Row I: Mary Miller, K. Kraling. Row 2: Karen Lind. Sharyn Mat-son, Judy Johnson. Not pictured: Judy Stenbeck. GIRLS’ QUARTET. Left to right: Linda Moore. Jean Schrock. Shirley East, Annette Burkholder. 25 Left to right, Row I: Joan Anderson, Janet Arns, Herb Moor, Deanna Klomp. Row 2: Sharon Scrabeck, Annette Burkholder. Connie Ewalt, Martha Wickett. Toni Afseth. Marc Houdek, Barb Matson. Row 3: Faith Ryan. Linda Hilke, Janeen Klomp, Judy Michel. Pat Grant, Barb Lehmkuhl. Roger Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Judy Johnson, Ron Johnson. Row 4: Marcia Morem. Chuck Hoiness. Barb Ause, Carroll Armstrong, Dwight Jones. , CLARINET QUARTET, Left to right: Herb Moor, Janet Arns, Sharon Sera beck. Joan Anderson. TROMBONE TRIO, Left to right: Mary Lund. Jim Hoiness. Julie Stork. SAX DUET, Left to right: Pam Soma. Shirley East. CORNET QUARTET, Lett to right: Barb Lehmkuhl, Judy Johnson. Ron Johnson, Robbie Severson. FRENCH HORN QUARTET. Left to right: Barb Matson, Linda Cater. Judy Stenbeck. BRASS SEXTET. Row I: S. Matson. L. Cater. Mary Lund. Row 2: Bill Wickett. Greg Hulcher. Not pictured: J. Seem. Left to right, Row I: Linda Jandro, Karen Lind, Rita Bigallc, Kathy Hoi ness. Row 2: Linda Cater, Judy Stenbeclc, Rodney Koliha, Barb Wolsted, Dale Dahly, Pam Soma. Wally Trouten. Row 3: Robbie Severson, Phyllis Junge, Charles Halverson. Greg Hulcher, Bill Wickett. Carole Hegg, Becky Richardson, Cynthia Broadwater, Carol Ryan. Shirley East. Row 4: Robyn Koliha, John Seem, Karolyn Kraling, Mr. Goede, director; Sharyn Matson, Mary Miller, Dan Broadwater, Jim Hoiness, Julie Stork, Jean Schrock, Mary Lund. Not pictured: Roger Schrock. CORNET TRIO, Left to right: Charles Halverson, Roger Johnson, Bruce Johnson. FRENCH HORN DUET, Left to right: Linda Cater. Judy Stenbeck. SOLOISTS, Left to right: Row I: Judy Stenbeck, Linda Cater, Mary Lund. Row 2: Shirley East, Barb Ause, Barb Wolsted. DRUM DUET, Left to right: Barb Ause, Car-roll Armstrong. CLARINET QUARTET. Left to right: Annette Burkholder. Martha Wickett. Connie Ewalt. Becky Richardson. FLUTE TRIO, Left to right: Linda Jandro. Karen Lind. Rita Bigalk. 27 'Pefc Sand Left to right, Row I: Janet Arns. Herb Moor, Sharon Serabeck, Rita Bigallc, Kathy Hoiness. Row 2: Annette Burkholder, Connie Ewalt, Martha Wickett. Marc Houdek. Barb Matson. Linda Cater. Judy Stenbeck. Barb Wolsted. Pam Soma. Wally Trouten. Row 3: Faith Ryan, Linda HiIke. Janeen Klomp. Judy Johnson. Ron Johnson. Robert Severson. Phyllis Junge. Charles Halverson. Greg Hulcher. Bill Wickett. Carole Hegg. Carol Ryan. Row 4: Karolyn Kraling. Sharyn Matson, Jim Hoiness. Jean Schrock, Mary Lund. Row 5: Standing. Chuck Hoiness. Barb Ause, Carroll Armstrong, Robyn Koliha. Dwight Jones. Mr. Goede, director. fytutivi cihcC Left to right, Row I: Kathy Applen. JoAnn Daskam, Carolyn Peterson, Carolyn Brunsvold. Martha Ford, Rita Matson. Row 2: Cheryl Harstad. Kathy Lange. Connie Dybvik, Judy Schrock Barb Houdek, Bruce Morem, Lester Berning. Becky Richardson, Rodney Terbeest. Robert Peterson. JuLayne Arneson. Row 3: Anne Peterson, Becky Trende. Susan Wahl, Jeanino Scrabeck, Charlene Terbeest. Terry Grant. Denny Lind Bruce Bigalk. Row 4: Standing. Rochelle Koliha. Bill Frogner, Jerry Schrock. Mr. Goede. director. tytuUan, (fyonut Left to right. Row I: Jim Beckman. Greg McCabe. Diane Michel. James Tesmer. Bruce Morem, Greg Haugen, Steven Jones, Charlene Terbeest. Barb Wolsted. Rita Matson. Anne Peterson, Mary Halvorson, David Kissinger, Vickie Michel, Rene Dunn. Richard Grooters. Row 2: Joan Cater. Dennis Kiehne. Ronald Martin, Terry Grant. Dennis Lind. Bruce Bigalk, Marjorie Nelson. Barb Houdek, Connie Dybvik. Arlene Malii. Lyanne Fishbaugher, Martha Ford. Dawn Wiltgen. Susan Hanlon, Linda Jandro, Phillip Benson. Row 3: Martha Wickett, Dennis Torgerson, Jeff Soma, Jerry Schrock, Phyllis Dotzenrod. Carol Nagel, Becky Richardson, Carolyn Peterson, Carolyn Brunsvold. Marsha, Smedsrud. Kathy Applen, Marian Felland, Linda Maklenberg, JoAnn Daskam, Ramona Lange, Susan Bestor. Row 4: Robert Peterson, Sharon Stockdale, Marlene Fossum, Julie Stork. Mary Beth Hughes, Kathy Jones, Virginia Ryan. Susan Haugen, Deanna Klomp. Lester Berning. Carol Ryan. Mary Lund. Linda Cater, Judy Schrock, Cheryl Harstad. Linda Piehn. 28 Student Council Lef to right, seated: Martha Wickett, Barbara Ause. Dwight Jones. Mike Dotzenrod ing: Carolyn Brunsvold, Bill Frogner, John Seem. Dick Thorson, Glenn Bessingas. Jed Sharyn Matson. Mary Miller. Stand-Thorson. Mr. Houdek, advisor. The twelve-member body Student Council under the excellent guidance of their advisors, Mr. Houdek and Mr. Meule-mans, accomplished a great deal for the benefit of the student body this year. These achievements dealt with major adjustments as well as solutions for many insignificant problems brought before them. The successful year of the school's governing body began with the revision and distribution of the student handbook. Providing each member of the student body with a copy of the handbook was an important change from previous years when only new students received a copy. The Council again supported the annual magazine drive which was sponsored by grades seven, eight, and nine. Proceeds from the drive went to the band uniform, Cardinal, and stage curtain funds. Their only money-raising project of the year was the sponsorship of the Christmas Party on December 19. A new system was devised for honoring outstanding students when the Student Council adopted a plan for a Boy and Girl of the Month Club. The selected students received a Certificate of Honor stating the qualifications for which they were chosen. The Student Council would like to thank the student body for their loyalty and active co-operation. Student ( ouncct O ice Left to right, seated: Jed Thorson. vice-president; Mary Miller, president. Standing: Sharyn Matson, secretary; Dwight Jones, treasurer; Barb Ause. parliamentarian. 29 tytcniwi PCatf, Left to right, standing. Mr. Rosedahl: seated. Row I: Carole Hegg. Judy Johnson. Diane Lange. Row 2: Linda Moore. Nelda Schrock. Mary Hanson. Annette Burkholder. Row 3: Karolyn Kraling. Rita Bigalk, Karen Lind. Joyce Griebel. Row 4: Jim Hardy. Mike Dotzenrod. Bill Stork, Jack Matson, Dwight Jones. On November 2 and 3 the Junior presented a very successful class play entitled, Leave it to Miss Gardner. Leave It to Miss Gardner was a hilarious comedy centering around the everyday lives and problems in an average high school, Pembroke High. The trouble begins when Jane Gardner, a young college graduate, comes to share the guidance office with the men's guidance counselor, and confirmed bachelor, Mr. Gordon Warren. The remainder of the play is an account of how the guidance counselors try to solve the students' various problems together. CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Gordon Warren: Jack Matson Miss Jane Gardner: Karen Lind Miss Entwhistle: Rita Bigalk Miss Prather: Nelda Schrock Mary Brennen: Annette Burkholder Don Donely: Bill Stork Mrs. Maggs: Linda Moore Mr. Plunket: Dean Johnson Carole Izzard: Carole Hegg Larry Donely: Mike Dotzenrod Mrs. Donely: Karolyn Kraling 30 Loft to right Seated: Judy Stenbeck. Karen Biel. Mary Miller Joan Anderson. Wally Trouten. Jed Thorson. Standing: Roger Schrock, Phyllis Junge. Sharyn Matson. Jerry Vagts. Diane Jacobson. Bill Wickett. Mr. Rosedahl. The scene is the jury room in the Criminal Courts Building. The time is shortly after the last arguments have been given in The State vs. Julie Fletcher, accused of first-degree murder. The jury has retired to the jury room where they have just elected their foreman. The Jury Room was a dramatic play spiced with humor which was presented on April 5 and 6. During the play, the jury tries to answer the question, Is a sweet young girl capable of murdering her own uncle? The verdict seems obvious until a succession of unusual discoveries provides a surprise ending to a fascinating play. CAST OF CHARACTERS Foreman: Jed Thorson Man with Glasses: Jerry Vagts First Old Lady: Diane Jacobson Second Old Lady: Karen Biel Actress: Judy Stenbeck Angry Man: Roger Schrock Blonde: Joan Anderson Brunette: Sharyn Matson Shy Girl: Phyllis Junge Society Woman: Mary Miller Middle-Aged Man: Wally Trouten Young Man: Bill Wickett 31 % Left to right. Row I: Jeanie Tieskotter. Tommy Hogue. Row 2: Joan Anderson. Joan Elliott. Diane Jacobson, Kathy Hoiness, Queen Mary Miller, King Chuck Berning. Bill Wickett, Jed Thorson. Chuck Hoiness. and Gary Nagel. 'DezlotK LOCAL, Left to right. Row I: R. Taylor, A. Burkholder. J. Scraeck. K. Iverson. M. Iverson. B. Fishbaugher, C. Long. S. Bestor, L. Fishbaugher. T. Afseth. Row 2: B. Johnson. R. McCauley. B. Lehmkuhl. P. Soma. J. Storhoff. C. Nagel. L. Kester, J. Johnson. C. Hegg. S. Scrabeck. A. Kiehne. Row 3: M. Hanson, J. Arns, V. Bigalk, M. Morem. M. Felland. S. Matson, N. Schrock, J. Stork. L. Piehn. B. Matson. L. McCauley. J. Sten-beck. Row 4: J. Greibel, B. Ause, N. Peterson. L. Hendrickson. M. Houdek. G. Berg. M. Hahn. M. Johnson. M. Miller, L. Fishbaugher, K. Kraling, M. Lund. Row 5: M. Trouten. D. Klomp, H. Moor, G. Bessinq-pas, J. Seem. D. Michel. M. Christensen. D. Jones. D. Junqe. A. Scheevel, W. Trouten, M. Dotzenrod. SUB-DISTRICT. Left to right. Row I: Linda Fishbaugher. Linda Piehn. Barb Matson, Marcia Morem. Jean Schrock, Janet Storhoff. Marlys Iverson. Row 2: Sharyn Matson, Ginny Bigalk. Barb Ause Herb Moor. Merlin Christensen, Karolyn Kraling, Nelda Peterson. LOCAL, Flight of the Herons. Left to right. Bill Wickett, Roger Schrock, Judy Stenbeck, Joan Anderson. Jerry Vagts. REGIONAL, Left to right. Sharyn Matson, Karolyn Kraling. DISTRICT, Left to right, Row I: Linda Piehn, Ginny Biqalk, Jean Schrock. Sharyn Matson, Marlys Iverson. Row 2: Barb Ause. Merlin Christensen, Karolyn Kraling. Nelda Peterson. % Left to right, Seated: Annette Burkholder, Judy Stenbeck. Mary Miiler, Karen Lind. Nelda Schrock. Standing. Sharyn Matson. Roger Schrock, Bill Wickett, Rick Reburn, Joan Anderson. Not pictured: Rita Bigalk. HzatkexA rfmenica. Left to right. Row I: Linda Moo Judy Stenbeck, Carolyn Evenson, Judy Johnson. Carole Hegg, Susie Smedsrud. Sharon Scrabeclc. Jean Schrock, Diane Jacobson. A tte Burkholder. Row 2: Jim Hardy. Phyllis Junge. Joyce Griebel. Becky Johnson, Carol Greens- !ade. Karen Lind, Connie Ewalt, C ck Hoiness, Mary Hanson, Rick Reburn, Mrs. Ingersoll, advisor. Row 3: Karolyn Kraling, Dwight Jones. Jack Matson, Mike Dotzenroa. Jerry Vagts. Jed Thorson, Jack Piehn, Wally Trouten. Bob Hutton, Rita Bigalk. Sharyn Matson. ItatiMal ‘Ttomn Society 35 (fyeetCecuCe Left to right: Linda Kester, Joan Anderson, Mary Miller, Karen Lind, Shirley East. Left to right: Julie Stork. Rene Dunn, Susan Bestor. Loft to right: Norma Peterson, Nelda Peterson, Linda Kester, Janet Stor-hoff. Linda Piehn. Left to right: Carolyn Brunsvold, Linda Piehn. y Science glutl Loft to right, Row I: Mr. Plitzuweit. advisor; Janet Scrabeck. Pam Soma, Joan Elliott, Shirley Cummings. Jim Hardy. Dick Snow, Sue Klomp, Anna Kiehne. Toni Afseth, Linda Arneson. Row 2: Judy Westpahl. Linda McCauley, Janet Arns. Patsy Greinus. Rick Alburn, Connie Ewalt, Marlin Hahn, Bing Brokken, Chuck Hoiness, Becky Johnson, Diane Jacobson. Virginia Bigalk. Row 3: Pat Grant. Diane Serfling, Mary Hanson, Karen Lind, David Michel, Linda Hendrickson, Pauline Serfling, Carol Greenslade. Merlin Christensen, Mike Kingsbury. Lori Fishbaugher, Sharyn Matson. Row 4: Marilyn Johnson. Karen Biel, Bob Hutton. Dwight Jones. Janeen Klomp. Wally Trouten, Jed Thorson, Jack Piehn. Mike Dotzenrod. Karolyn Kraling. Rita Bigalk. Barb Ause. Left to right, Rick Reburn. Wally Trouten, Jack Piehn, Roger Fishbaugher, Mr. Allen, advisor. 'pcctune rfmeniea. Left to right, Row I: Dan Broadwater. Ron Fishbaugher, David Ryan, Gary Nagel. Dick Snow, Raymond Duxbury, Curtis Guttormson, Duaine Monsink. Mr. Harms, advisor. Row 2: Raymond Leitz, Jon Roeloff, Allan Grooters. Paul Meldahl. Allan Christenson, Marlin Hahn, Dennis Ryan. Bruce Nagel. Row 3: Kenny Vagts, Dave Terbeest. Glenn Bessingpas. Arlo Scheovel Damon Junge. Lynn Easier. Dennis Miller. Roger Fishbauqher. Row 4: David Michel. Tom Fishbaugher, Jack Matson Gene Rindels. Chuck Berning. Gordon Storlie. Dan Meldahl. Bob Hutton. Rodney Kolihe. 37 (faicteow Le ° r,9 ■ • ' s Kramer advisor: Annette Burkholder. Martha Wickett. Carolyn Evenson, Judy Johnson. Linda Mensink, Diano Jacobson Ne da Scnrock. Judy Stenbeck. Linda Piehn. Linda Moore. Toni Afseth, Mr. Grover, advisor. Row 2: Barbara Berg. Sharon Scrabeck. ary nson. Carolyn Applen. Karen Lind. Carol Greenslade. Becky Johnson. Mary Lund. Rick Reburn. Virginia iiii P7!'. J n9®’ °?n , '° t’ ow 3: Joyce Greibel, Barbara Ause, Karen Biel, Wally Trouten. Jed Thorson. Jerry Vagts. Greg Hulcher, Mike Dotzenrod. Jack Piehn. Rita Bigalk. Karolyn Kraling. Pauline Serfling. Editor Diane Jacobson, with the assistance of Co-editor Karolyn Kraling and the advice of Miss Kramer and Mr. Grover, has attempted to issue the Cardeon every two weeks. The task was a difficult one; however, the staff did a good job providing a unique school paper. The Cardeon as always offered an opportunity for students with creative ability and interest to gain practical experience in the field of journalism. The staff has worked diligently and has displayed a good deal of talent through their original write-ups. The 1962-63 Cardeon served well as an excellent medium of knowledge, discussion, evaluation and publicity. The staff would like to think that the Cardeon has been a source of pleasure for the students. 38 Left to right, seated: Diane Jacobson, editor; Karolyn Kraling, assistant editor. Standing: Mr. Grover and Miss Kramer. advisors. IN victmal Left to right. Row I: Miss Kramer, advisor; Toni Afseth. Judy Sten beclt, Linda Kester. Cynthia Broadwater. Barbara Berg. Sue Smeds-rud. Barbara Matson. Cheryl Every. Shirley East. Janet Storhoff. Annette Burkholder. Row 2: Joan Elliott. Janet Arns. Diane Jacobson. Martha Felland. Rick Reburn. Mary Miller. Sharyn Matson. Joan Anderson, Linda Mensink, Phyllis Junge. Row 3: Kathy Hoiness. Karen Lind. Merlin Christensen. Karen Biel, Jerry Vagts. Jed Thorson. Wally Trouten, Karolyn Kraling, Rita Bigalk. Joyce Greibol, Mary Hanson-. The Cardinal staff has worked hard on the annual this year to publish the best memory book possible for the students of Harmony High School. Although few of the students have had the direct pleasure of putting it out, all f you may join in the pleasure of owning a yearbook. Early in the year plans were started for the 1963 Cardinal. The co-editors, Mary Miller and Sharyn Matson, put much time and effort into this book. It is the sincere wish of the staff that you cherish and enjoy this book now and for many years to come. andcKCii £cUt i Left to right, seated: Sharyn Matson and Mary Miller, editors. Standing: Karen Lind, assistant editor; Miss Kramer, advisor; Rita Bigalk. assistant editor. 39 Senifyi fycUune ‘rtyMteHtfUz u U tnteniccL Left to right Row I: Mrs. Roble. advisor: Annette Burkholder, Marlys Iverson, Barb Lehmkuhl, Judy Michel. Linda Hilke. Linda Arneson. Linda Moore. Judy Johnson. Judy Stenbeck, Cheryl Every. Anna Kiehne. Donna Ihns, Pat Bjortomt, Janet Scrabeck. Row 2: Pam Soma. Janet Storhoff, Carolyn Evenson. Sue Klomp. Faith Ryan. Judy Westphal, Pat Grant. Sharon Scrabeck, Marilyn Johnson. Donna McCabe, Marlene Ryan. Joan Elliott. Shirley Beckman Sue Smedsrud, Linda Reinsvold. Row 3: Judy Terbeest. Janet Arns, Linda McCauley. Marcia Morem. Ila Houdek, Patsy Greinus. Nancy Erickson. Verdell Wead, Connie Ewalt, Jean Schrock, Shirley Cummings. Diane Jacobson, Phyllis Junge. Barb Berge. Row 4: Carole Hegg. Barb Ause, Joyce Griebel. Diane Serfling. Becky Johnson, Carol Greenslade. Janeen Klomp. Myrna Trouten. Rita Bigalk. Karolyn Kraling, Linda Hendrickson, Karen Lind, Pauline Serfling. Mary Hanson. Section, Seswice eicd Left to right. Row I: Karen Biel. Phyllis Junge, Becky Johnson. Row 2: Barb Berge. Joan Elliott, Carolynn Applen, Pauline Serfling. Linda Men-sink. Carol Greenslade. Carolyn Evenson. Judy Stenbeck. tyciHi t 'putune rfttterUca Left to right, Row I: Mrs. Starr, advisor: Vicki Michel, Judy Casey. Linda Jandro. Pat Barnes. Arlene Malli, Ramona Lange. Martha Wickett. Kathy Iverson, Christy Long, Barbara Wolsted. Diane Michel. Row 2: Betty Kraling. Rita McCauley. Beth Hovey, Julianne Hilke. Susan Bostor. Linda Piehn. Linda Fishbaugher, Sharon Greenslade. Janet Hogue. Delores Ryan. Row 3: Barbara Houdek. Marsha Smedsrud, Sharon Hermanson. Carol Nagel. Rochelle Koliha, Julie Stork. Sharon Stockdale, Marlene Fossum. Marilyn Trende. Helen Kissinger. Marilyn McCabe. Row 4: Mary Beth Hughes. Becky Richardson, Judy Schrock, Linda Cater, Sandra Brusse. Deanna Klomp, Carol Ryan. Mary Lund. Kathy Jones. Diane Ryan. Shirley Norton. 40 ( uvUcuu Left to right, Row I: Mrs. Ingersoll. advisor: Pauline Serfling, lla Houdek. Becky Johnson. Lori Fishbaugher. Barb Berge. Row 2: Pat Barnes. Diane Kiehne. Carol Greenslade. Carolyn Applen, Joyce Greibel, Mary Hanson. Verna Casey, Carol Nagel, Rita McCauley. Row 3: Anna Kiehne, Cheryl Every. Linda McCauley, Shirley Beckman. Patsy Greinus, Judy Daskam. Left to right, seated: Rodney Terbeest. Jim Hardy. Bing Brokken. Standing: Lori Fishbaugher, Becky Johnson. David Terbeest. Merlin Christensen, Wally Trouten, Rick Reburn, Joan Elliott. Mr. Tarras, advisor. Pejt (?Ccd Left to right, Row I: Nancy Evenson. Annette Burkholder. Diane Michel. Christy Long. Janet Scrabeck. Susie Bestor, Martha Wickett, Janet Hogue. Barb Lehmkuhl, Linda Fishbaguher, Marian Felland. Marjorie Nelson, Linda Jandro, Mary Halvorson. Mr. Norman, advisor. Row 2: Toni Afseth, Marsha Smedsrud, Shirley East. Janet Storhoff, Judy Stenbeck. Linda Moore, Julie Stork. Linda Piehn, Sharon Stockdale, Linda Hilke. Cindy Broadwater, Linda Kester. Sharon Greensdale, Arlene Malli. Row 3: Anna Kiehne, Judy Westphal. Barb Berge. Mary Beth Hughes. Becky Richardson. Linda McCauley, Jean Schrock, Mary Hanson, Linda Cater, Cheryl Harstad, Lori Fishbaugher. Shirley Cummings. Marlene Fossum, Carol Nagel, Marilyn Trende. Row 4: Janet Arns. Martha Felland. Ginny Bigalk, Marcia Morem. Karen Lind. Diane Serfling. Deanna Klomp. Mary Lund. Diane Lange. Joan Anderson, Kathleen Jones. Phyllis Junge. Joan Elliott, Diane Jacobson. Row 5: Karolyn Kraling. Mary Miller, Rita Bigalk, Karen Biel, Myrna Trouten. Jed Thorson. Jerry Vagts, Jack Piehn, Wally Trouten. Janeen Klomp, Susan Haugen, Pauline Serfling, Marilyn Johnson, Barb Ause. 41 Loft to right, seated: Christy Long, Nelda Potorson, Norma Peterson. Linda Maklenberg. Standing: Donna Snow, lla Houdek, Linda Hendrickson, Donna Vreeman, Verna Casey. Principal s Office, Left to right: Chuck Hoiness. Linda Men-sink. Barb Berg. Phyllis Junge, Mary Hanson. Joan Elliott. Sharon Scrabeck. Left to right: Olga Kyseth. Rebecca Alexander. tycuUt M Left to right: Walt Wiltgen. Charles Clink. Main Office. Left to right: Karen Biel. Kathy Hoiness, Carolyn Applen, Carolyn Evenson. Elementary, Left to right: Joyce Greibel, Linda Moore. Jack Piehn. SW 'D'tUAe lt Left to right, Row I: George Milne. Gene Richardson, Clair Broadwater. Ven Beckman. Row 2: Myron Helgeson, Don Schoppors. Leonard Trouten, Jim Shrock, Loyal Brusse. Gale Grant. Not pictured: John Barker. 42 fytade Seven Left to right. Row I: Roxye Afseth. Allen Anderson. Irene Arneson. Lerry Arneson. Doneld Bernes. Pet Berrett. Jemes Beclcmen Bruce Bigolk, Cerolyn Brunsvold. Row 2: Joen Ceter, JoAnn Doslcem, Phyllis Dotzenrod. Rene Dunn. Connie Dybvik. Gery Elliott. Lerry Elljott, Mery Erickson. Kethy Fishbeugher. Row 3: Lyenne Fishbeugher, Merthe Ford. Rose Geul, Terry Grent. Deenne Gregerson, Richerd Grooters. Eloine Guttormson. Susen Henlon. Greg Heugen. Row 4: Steven Hettig, Mery Hill. Andrew Hogue. Milce Jendro, Jeson Jones. Steven Jonos. Dennis Kiehne, Merilyn Kiehne. Kethryn Lenge. Row 5: Dennis Lind. Tom Long. Roneld Mertin, Lerry Methison. Ruth Michel. Susen Michel. Odeen Miller. Richerd Mohs. Bruce Morem. Row 6: Steven McCebe. Cerolyn Peterson. Merie Peterson. Connie Ryen. Jerry Schrock. Jeenette Screbeck, Jeenine Screbeck. Stephen Sikkink, Roneld Steven. Row 7: Cherlene Ter-beest. Williem Tieskotter Bredley Torgerson, Becky Trende. Mery Ann Trotter. Susen Wahl, Diene Wilhelm, Dewn Wiltgen. TVe're afaUct eac6 ot£en. Left to right, seeted: Lyenne Fishbeugher. president; Connie Dybvik. vice president. Stending: Jerry Schrock. secretory; Mike Jendro, treosuier. O icenA 44 tirade Sfy t 3 3 jL 0 3 3 3 3.3 Left to right, Row I: Dennis Alfson, Kathryn Anderson, Kathryn Applen. JuLayne Arneson, Pat Barnes. James Barrett. William Barrett. Phillip Ben-son. Richard Berg. Row 2: Lester Berning, Richard Bjortomt, Harlan Bock. Louella Burmeister, Lynette Caquelin. Judy Casey. Sherry Davis, Steven Davis. Arnie Dunn. Row 3: Laurene Dybvik. Terry Elliott. John Engle. Marian Felland, Bill Frogner, Ronald Greenslade. Dennis Griebel. Mary Halverson, Cheryl Harstad. Row 4: Sharon Hermanson, Juliane Hilke. LuAnn Hoopman. Barbara Houdek. Beth Hovey, Duaine Johnson. LeRoy Junge, Ronald Junge. Wayne Kester. Row 5: Diane Kiehne, John Kingsbury, David Kissinger. Rochelle Koliha, Linda Maklenberg, Rita Matson, Gregory McCabe. Rosalie Meldahl, Vickie Michel. Row 6: Margaret Moore. Robert Peterson, Gary Reinsvold. Becky Richardson. Carol Ryan, Virginia Ryan. JoAnn Sauer. Millicent Scheevel, Judy Schrock. Row 7: Jim Scrabeck, Marsha Smedsrud. Ronald Soland. Jeff Soma. Susan Stensrud. Ed Stork. Darrell Storlie, Jay Teslow, James Tesmer. Row 8. Dennis Torgerson, Gerald Troxel, Wayne Wiltgen. Barbara Wolsted. 3 3.3 3 044 O CCC 4 Left to right, seated: Jeff Soma, president: Marsha Smedsrud, secretary. Standing: Becky Richardson, vice president: Dennis Griebel. treasurer. Ti e ne iKtaetted iu eac otAex. 45 'frea uttett 99«a Left to right, Row I: Zachary Afseth, Roger Applen, Susan Bestor. George Blaess. Danny Broadwater, Fred Brokken. Sandra Brusse, Linda Cater, Allan Christensen. Row 2: Steven Crouch. Raymond Duxbury, Rita Elliot, Paul Engle, Linda Fishbaugher. Ronald Fishbaugher. Marlene Fossum, Sharon Greenslade, Allan Grooters. Row 3: Gary Hall. Larry Hall, Charles Halverson, Steven Haugen, Susan Haugen. Janet Hogue. James Hoi ness. Marc Houdek. Mary Beth Hughes. Row 4: Doug Hulcher. Kathy Iverson. Linda Jandro, Bruce Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Roger Johnson. Kathleen Jones. Helen Kissinger. Deanna Klomp. Row 5: Betty Kraling Romano Lange. Christy Long, Mary Lund, Arlene Malli. Gerri Matson, Marilyn McCabe. Rita McCauley, Paul Meldahl. Row 6: Duaine Mensink. Diane Michel. Herb Moor. Carol Nagel. Marjorie Nelson. Shirley Norton. Linda Piehn, Larry Rhody. Paul Rindels. Row 7: Delores Ryan. Diane Ryan, Jerry Sauer, Deanna Scheevel, John Seem, Sharon Stockdale, Julie Stork, Bob Taylor, Rodney Terbeest. Row 8: Marilyn Trende, Kenneth Vagts, Martha Wickett, Warren Wubbels. 7Ve px t dance toyctfan. 46 Left to right, seated: Roger Johnson, president; Mary Lund, secretary. Standing: Julie Stork, vice president; Jim Hoiness, treasurer. S yfcA Mt(ne Left to right. Row I: Toni Afseth. Carroll Armstrong. Linda Arneson. Janet Arns, Barb Ause, George Berg. Paul Biel. Virginia Bigalk. Pat Bjortomt. Row 2: Cindy Broadwater. Merlin Christensen, Lynn Easier, Shirley East. Dave Engle. Mike Erickson. Nancy Evenson. Martha Felland, Beverly Fishbaugher. Row 3: Lori Fishbaugher, Pat Grant, Patsy Greinus, Curtis Guttormson, Marlin Hahn, Larry Haugen, Linda Hendrickson, Lynda Hilke, Alan Hongerholt. Row 4: Pat Houdek, Marlys Iverson. Marilyn Johnson. Ron Johnson, Kevin Jones, Damon Junge, Linda Kester. Anna Kiehne. Dave Kiehne. Row 5: Janeen Klomp, Sue Klomp, Rodney Koliha, Barb Lehm-kuhl, Raymond Leitz. Merlin Maklenberg, Barb Matson, Linda McCauley, Dan Meldahl. Row 6: David Michel, Judy Michel, Marcia Morem. Bruce Nagel. Gale Norton, Nelda Peterson, Norma Peterson, Jon Roeloff, David Ryan. Row 7: Dennis Ryan. Faith Ryan, Marlene Ryan, Diane Serfling, Rober.t Severson. Dick Snow, Donna Snow, Pam Soma. Larry Stensrud. Row 8: Janet Storhoff, Judy Terbeest, Dick Thorson. Claire Tieskotter, David Trende, Myrna Trouten, ‘Judy Westphal, Jim Willford. Ron Wiltqen. 344 O cceM Left to right, seated: Dick Snow, president; Virginia Bigalk. treasurer. Standing: Nelda Peterson, vice president; Janet Storhoff, secretary. Were psi y toyetfot. Uttfolb Lange. Genne Harriet Left to right. Row I: Morris Alfson. Doug Anderson. Dennis Applen, Keith Asleson. Shirley Beckman. Glenn Bessingpas. Louis Biel. Rita Bigalk. Bing Brokken. Row 2: Annette Burkholder. Shirley Cummings. Dale Dahly, JV Mike Dotzenrod. John Dybvik, Jim Elliott, Nancy Erickson. Cheryl Every. Connie Ewalt. Row 3: Dennis Fish-baugher. Roger Fishbaugher. Tom Fishbaugher. Joyce Greibel, Mary Hanson, Jim Hardy, Carole Hegg, Ed Hill, Twyllah Hochstetler. Row 4: Greg Hulcher, Bob Hutton, Dale Johnson, Dean Johnson, Judy Johnson. Barney Jones. Dwight Jones. Mike Kingsbury. Robyn Koliha. Row 5: Gary Kraling Karolyn Kraling, Diane Karen Lir.d. Gary Martin. Jack Matson, Donna McCabe. Dennis Miller, Linda Moore. Row 6: Mary Nelson, Linda Reinsvold. Rindels. Mike Ryan, Arlo Scheevel. Nelda Schrock, Sharon Scrabeck. Suzanne Smedsrud, Bill Stork. Row 7: Gordon Storlie. Vreeman. 7 e re platonic xiencU. (?Ccu i Left to right, seated: Annette Burkholder, vice president; Karen Lind, secretary. Standing. Tom Fishbaugher, president. Bob Hutton, treasurer. 48 ... cri ni ‘Vcisteify 'poot atC Left to right, Row I: David Kiehne, Damon Junge, Lynn Easier, Merlin Christensen, Keith Asleson. Chuck Hoiness, Mike Kingsbury, Gene Rindels, Gary Nagel, Dick Snow. Row 2: Bill Frogner, manager; Byron Jones, Bob Hutton, Jack Matson, Dwight Jones. Dennis Fishbaugher, Buzz Matson. John Dybvik, Ron Johnson. Morris Alfson, Mike Dotzenrod. Wally Trouten. manager. Row 3: Mr. Maher, coach; Dale Dahly, Dan Scrabeck, Roger Schrock. Louie Biel, Chuck Berning, Bill Wickett, Jerry Vagts, Leonard Davis, Greg Hulcher. Ed Hill, Mr. Norman, coach. Smear 'Jaot aM ’PCayenA B Scftuad Left to right, Row I: Bruce Johnson. Steve Haugen. Rodney Terbeest. Dan Broadwater, Charles Halverson, Jon Roeloff, Harlan Bock, Wayne Kester. Row 2: Greg Haugen, manager; Dick Snow, Jim Wiltford. Dick Thorson, rred Brokken, Lynn Easier, Jim Hoiness, Marc Houdek, Jerry Sauers. Tom Long manager. Row 3: Mr. Madson. coach; David Kiehne, Bill Barrett, Gerri Matson. Kenny Vagts, Paul Biel. Ron Johnson, David Engle, Herb Moor, Damon Junge, Bing Brokken, Mr. Friemark, coach. Although Harmony didn't retain the conference championship, we did manage to bring our string of consecutive undefeated games to 34 before falling to Chatfield. Losing to Lanesboro, 7-6, for our homecoming was Harmony's most heartbreaking game. For the first time in many years, the Cardinals were kept scoreless while suffering a 7-0 loss at the hands of Preston. Two members of the squad, Roger Schrock and Chuck Berning, were named to the Maple Leaf All-Conference Team and six received honorable mention. Chuck Berning was voted Harmony's most valuable player by his teammates. The season's record of 4-3-1 shows that this was a successful year for the Harmony eleven. ‘Vanaittf cu et ait Left to right. Row I: Mike Kingsbury, manager; Mr. Meulemans. coach. Roger Schrock. Jed Thorson. Chuclc Berning. Bill Wickett, Louis Biel. Greg Bill Stork. Row 2: Keith Asleson, Merlin Christenson, Bob Hutton, Hulcher. Ron Johnson. Tom Fishbaugher. Mike Erickson. S' Squ Left to right, Row I: Dennis Lind, manager: Bob Taylor. Charles Halverson. Stove Haugen. Bill Barrett, Jim Willford. Marc Houdek. Jim Hoiness, Bruce Johnson, Greg Haugen, manager. Row 2: Mr. Madson. coach: Carroll Armstrong Jerry Sauers. Ronnio Wiltgen. Larry Haugen. Larry Rhody, Roger Johnson. Robert Severson. Doug Huicher. Led by co-captains Chuck Berning and Bill Wickett, the Harmony cagers compiled a 16-5 seasonal record. With a 6-4 conference record, Harmony was third in the Maple Leaf Conference. Season play started out fast with a 62-41 victory over the Winona Winhawks. Harmony continued at this clip until they met Lanesboro; here they were stopped with their fi rst defeat of the season. One week later Chatfield handed the Cards their second defeat. The Cards then won six games, one a 49-40 revenge over Lanesboro, and another a highlight of the season, a 101-53 victory over Spring Valley. Top school scoring records were set in the game: the most points scored by a Harmony team in one game, and the most points scored by one individual when Keith Asleson dumped in 46 points. Harmony's hopes for a share of the conference crown were smashed by a 59-57 defeat from Chatfield. Harmony won 2 of the three remaining conference games, losing one unexpectedly to a determined Preston five. After winning two games in tournament play, Harmony lost to the Chatfield Gophers in the semifinals. The Cards roared back in the final game to take third place in District One by defeating Rushford. Keith Asleson and Chuck Berning were named to the Maple Leaf All-Conference Team, and Bill Wickett was placed on the second team. The record is proof that Harmony enjoyed another successful season. 55 'Van itcf 7Vie4tCi iy Left to right, Row I: John Engle. Bing Brokken. Chuck Hoiness, Gary Nagel. Gerri Matson, Bruce Nagel, Jim Scrabeck, Harlan Bock. Row 2: Ronnie Fishbaugher, manager; Lynn Easier, Buzz Matson, David Engle, Ed Hill, Dennis Fishbaugher. Dwight Jones. Mr. Maher, coach. Not pictured: Dan Scrabeck. Section, c4tCen4. 8 Squad Left to right. Row I: Arnie Dunn. Richard Grooters, Ronald Martin. Bruce Bigalk. Kevin Jones. Larry Mikkelson, Allan Grooters. Rodney Terbeest. Gary Mikkelson. Row 2: Danny Broadwater. Paul Engle. Rick Reburn. Roger Fishbaugher, Ken Vagts. Arlo Scheevel. Dave Terbeest, Gary Martin. Dale Dahly. The matmen started the season well and won eight meets in a row before dropping a disputed loss to Grand Meadow. They began again where they left off and won their last four meets by large margins. When the Conference Tournament came around, the Cards showed power by walking away with the crown. Buzz Matson, Dave Engle, and Lynn Easier finished the season undefeated. The outlook for next year — great, with several returning lettermen. Harmony — 39 Harmony — 34 Harmony — 42 Harmony — 25 Harmony — 53 Harmony — 48 Harmony - 44 Spring Valley — 13 ...... LeRoy — 16 ....Chatfield - 12 ..... Cresco — 23 Rushford — 5 Preston — 8 Plainview — 8 Harmony - 38 Harmony — 20 Harmony — 35 Harmony — 40 Harmony — 27 Harmony —51 496 LeRoy — 16 Grand Meadow —22 Spring Valley — 16 .............. Hayfield — 12 ....... Hayfield — 15 Preston — 2 Totals 167 Conference Champions District Champions Seventh in Region Represented in State Left to right. Row I: David Kiehne. John Seem, Roger Fishbaugher Chuck Hoiness, Jerri Matson Dave Hamman. Row 2: Carroll Armstrong. Glenn Bessingpas, Herb Moor, Roger Johnson. Larry Mikkelson. Robert Severson. John Dybvik. Merlin Christensen. Row 3: Mr. Norman, coach; Buzz Matson, Ron Wiltgen, Ed Hill, Bill Wickett. Greg Hulcher. Larry Rhody. Denny Fishbaugher. Dan Scrabeck. Scwehzll Lett to right, Row I: Mike Erickson, Bill Stork. Charles Halverson, Ken Vagts, Bob Taylor. Row 2: Gary Mikkelson. Dave Trende. Jed Thorson, Jim Willford. Keith Asleson, Barney Jones, Bill Barrett. Row 3: Mr. Meulemans, coach; Jack Matson, Mike Dotzenrod, Chuck Berning. Larry Haugen, Ron Johnson. Mike Kingsbury, manager. 58 til'd r r.mera Club charges fifty __ not each print. Your bill will be for each picture p rnerd v iud cnaiyca % ■ --ch pic,u,e 'wlL ................................... ■ H ” “”n,r Mi - everything was all right except I didn't know that the W. A. Fisher Company gave us money. Miss Kramer ... t Mr. Meufemans P ' th® h°Ur? lf Vou are 9°in9 to have some fabulous wages coming. as soon as you get the Annual done we'll have to have a baritone sectional. There are some spots that need going over.' Mr. Goede this will fust take sorry, but I had to erase your note on the board about « minute. Th,s room doesn't get very dirty. C. Clink the baby pictures. Mr. Madson , ,, , . u,un w;|| we aet them, July or August? Are you still working they d better have padded covers. When 9 , q ; over here to relax every on the Annual? How many pages do you have lett? What a lire. v.o g day! Students ”rs- h have p'ay practice I Where have you tvtr. Rosedahl are you meeting your deadlines? Mr. Ause you’ll take care of the windows and lights, won't you? Mrs. Abrahamson “st set the date a, and I'll can A f Mr. Houdek hen will you be done with me typewriter? Mr. Harms For eight months these comments have echoed through our ears. It seems funny that it's actually over. And now it's thank you time — thanks to all the staff; to Miss Kramer for her assistance; to Mr. Tarras for what we think are some excellent pictures; to Mr. Alf whose experience and know-how in photography were invaluable; to the W. A. Fisher Company for publishing our Annual; and to our sponsors who helped financially. We have tried to meet our deadlines amidst messy tables, scattered pictures, and misplaced copy. We feel that OBI Music Room could more accurately be titled our Multi-Purpose Room. Here music lessons were given. Student Council and FTA meetings were held, and the Annual was constructed. Our CARDINAL attempts to portray work and play together and includes a small portion of all the events throughout the year. Assemblies, Homecoming, research papers, class plays, cramming for tests, games, record hops, first hours — these and a dozen more activities form a pattern year after year. The Annual records these things and is finally complete as it reaches the hands of the students. We present the '63 CARDINAL with the hope that in its contents you will find pleasant memories of friends and events. 59 Sfto t4 n4, Preston Creamery Association W. A. Fisher Company Bigalk Chevrolet Company Harmony Feed and Fuel Harmony Red Owl Harmony State Bank Frogner Law Office Harmony Telephone Company Prosper Lumber Company Dotzenrod Ford Ellingson Insurance Agency Fashionette Harmony Cafe Harmony House Harmony Lumber Company Harmony Recreation Center Harmony Shipping Association Johnson's Hardware Michel Feed Service Pederson Brothers Severson Oil Company South Side Service Trouten Implement Hotel Harmony John Deere Implement Company Johnson’s Ben Franklin Johnson's Fairway Lillian's Beauty Shop Lyle Eldie's Conoco Matson Construction Matson Welding Company Morem's Electric Morem's Toggery P H Implement Pat's Skelly Service Peterson's Furniture Peterson's Shell Service Sandvik's Barber Shop Scheevel Surge Silver Grill Stan's Bakery and Coffee Shop State Farm Insurance—W. Storhoff Tollefson Jewelry Torgerson's Floor Covering Bristol Store Gene's Bulk Service $15.00 10.00 7:50 5.00 3.00 60 Yeoman's Food Market Wickett Livestock Company Bernie's Sport Shop Blue Bird Cafe Broadwater Plumbing and Heating Charles Hafner, Granger Dick's Skelly Station Dr. F. V. Newell Elton's Barber Shop Ewalt Hardware Frogner's Clothing Store Gamble Store General Service Garage Granger State Bank Hanson's Drug Store Harmony Beauty Shop Harmony Body Shop Harmony Cleaners Harmony Motel Harmony News Harmony Produce Harmony Shoe Store Hermanson's Flower Shop