Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1972 volume:

As editors of the 1972 CARDINAL, we feel that the following poem by Robert Frost illustrates the choices we, as graduating seniors must make. THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth. Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that, the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning eaually lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh! I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. We wish all of you the best of luck in making life's decisions. from THE POETRY OF ROBERT FROST Edited by Edward Connery Lathem. Copyright 1916, (c) 1969, by Holt, Rinehart, Winston, Inc. Copyright 1944 by Robert Frost. Reprinted by permission of Holt, Rinehart, Winston, Inc. I CONTENTS GRADS On life's highway. MEMORIES The past forever gone; the future still our own. CLASSES Still climbing onward. FACULTY We live to serve. ACTIVITIES A thing worth doing is worth doing well. 17 SPORTS He conquers who endures. As the end was realized. Greg Applen They call me a wolf, but I'm just a puppy at heart. Sharon Applen God made mouths to talk with ... I use mine a lot. Chuck Brunsvold If there isn't a party I'll make one myself. Lyle Duxbury I was once caught studying, but I've almost lived down the disgrace. • i 4 so was the beginning. In ourselves Carl Hammon He seems to find the greatest joy, in being just an average boy. our future lies Phil Hoiness I'm the patient type; who will be the nurse? Daryl Hovey It isn’t what we do, it's what we get away with. Joan Hovey She was born silly and had a relapse. Kurt Harstad I have to grin to think about the fun I had before ’they’ caught me. Curt Hendrickson Nothing great was ever achieved without me. Chuck Hill His mind never knows what his mouth will say next. Out of school life Bob Ihns He's not too big and not too loud, but surely welcome in any crowd. Rick Johnson Why should I agree with the rest of the world, when I know I'm right? Jim Junge You have but one life, why not take it easy? Chris Johnson Why let the devil have all the fun? Dick Johnson A pleasant way, a quiet grin, all who know him like him. Denise Kiehne You don't have to hang from a tree to be a nut. into life's school. Connie Michel As far as I'm concerned, men are no problem; they're the answer. John Moore There's something about a good wine that I love — alcohol. Mary Morgan She had so many bright sayings her hair turned red. Larry Peterson I try to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Jerome Russet A few drinks with the boys never hurt anyone. Chuck Ragland If school is liberty, give me death. Diane Richards When I make a fool of myself, you’ve never seen better craftsmanship. Brit Schriever A lad so mild and meek that even his shoes refused to squeak. Look to the end. Lisa Schoppers A quiet and demure miss is she, no sweeter person can you see. Kandis Scheevel I'm as pure as the new fallen snow, but oh how it drifted. love, labor, and laugh. Sharilyn Thoreson Just an innocent country girl!?!? Joann Vagts She was meant to be an angel, but somebody ran away with the pattern. I I Mike Vitse Under his serious nature lies a romantic impulse. Rich Voigt Many great men are bashful youths. Rich Wilhelm I may be quiet in school, but that doesn't mean much. 12 CLASS MOTTO: THESE YEARS HAVE BEEN BUT A PREFACE TO THE STORY OF OUR LIVES CLASS COLOR: ICE BLUE WHITE CLASS FLOWER: BLUE CARNATION GOWNS: KEEPSAKE RED BACCALAUREATE: SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1972 COMMENCEMENT: THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1972 CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Houdek, Advisor Dennis Berg, President Kandis Scheevel, Vice-President Shawn Bartsh, Treasurer Sheila Sikkink, Secretary 13 SENIOR FRIENDLIEST Deb Lange and Rich Voight MOST ACCIDENT PRONE Mary Gronneberg and Chuck Hill BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Curt Hendrickson and Joan Hovey MOST STUDIOUS Sharilyn Thoreson and Dennis Berg 14 STANDOUTS BIGGEST HUSTLERS Sharon Applen and Greg Applen MOST COURTEOUS Mary Morgan and Jim Hars+ad 15 SENIOR STANDOUTS MOST MUSICALLY INCLINED Kandis Scheevel and Rick Johnson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kurt Harstad and Shawn Bartsh 16 Bob Ihns and Joann Vagts TAHITIAN After many hours of frustrating work by the Juniors, the seventh of May saw the Cardinal Ballroom ready for the annual festivities of the Prom. Juniors and Seniors flocked to the banquet room, which carried out the theme, Tahitian Holiday”. Thirteen sophomores waited on tables. They were, as shown below: Kandace Hovey, Pat Michel, John Bellingham, JoAnn Wiltgen, Paul Stevens, Janell Schrock, Dean Erickson, Mary Harstad, Rusty Barnes, Diana Jetson, Mike Anderson, Deb Saxe, and Lynette Fossum. HOLIDAY A welcome was given by the Jr. class president, Jim Harstad, and Dennis Schrock, the Sr. class president, replied with a Thank-you. Dennis Berg read the prophecy, Dawn Heusinkveld read the will, and Della Jetson read the history. After the banquet, the formally clad juniors and seniors retreated to the gym to dance to Merle Knutson's band. The traditional Grand March was led by the junior and senior class presidents and their dates. HOMECOMING 1 1 f ▼ � v— -Jl'A After a long week of getting floats ready, the Homecoming festivities of Harmony High School began on September 23, The Thursday evening activities began with the bonfire being held at the athletic field. Coronation followed with Deb Lange and Jim Harstad becoming King and Queen. This was followed by a snake dance ending at the watertower. Of course, Thursday evening included the traditional hauling out of the underclassmen giving them a scenic view of the area, if they weren't blindfolded. The parade was held on Friday afternoon. In the float division the freshmen were awarded first, seniors second, and eighth grade third. In addition to the floats and the royalty, the band, girl scouts, and boy scouts also participated in the parade which proceeded down main street. Friday night the Cards entered the battlefield against the Chatfield Gophers. The game ended with the victorious Cards winning by a suspenseful 8-6 score. After the game, a dance was held in the gym. The Pages provided the rock music. 20 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Cast El Gallo .......................... Robert Smedsrud Luisa .............................. Janell Schrock Matt ................................... Chris Soli Hucklebee Gene Tesmer Bellamy ............................ John Bellingham Henry ................................. Dean Erickson Mortimer ............................... Mike Janski Mute John Whalen Pianists ........................... Mary Harstad Sherrie Wilson Deb Tammel 22 THE FANTASTICKS The stage is a wooden platform; the scenery a fragile cardboard moon. There is a boy, a girl, their fathers, a Spanish gentleman, two ancient actors, and a wall. It seems to be very little, but it is The Fantasticks. Presented by the junior class on November 19 and 20, this was a unique experience for Harmony High, for it was a musical. After waiting many weeks for the books to come, the cast and three pianists began several weeks of practice under the direction of Miss Ripp. With the help of the accompianists, the cast learned their songs which really added to the play. Although it was a lot of work, practices were filled with many memories and funny moments. 23 BUTTER ON Row I: Joan Hovey, Connie Michel, Greg Applen, Shawn Bartsh, Rick Johnson, Sharon Applen, Kurt Harstad, Deb Lange, Curt Hendrickson, and Deb Hanson. Row 2: Lori Hanlon, Kathi Finke, Denise Kiehne, Scott Ewalt, Phil Hoiness, Jim Harstad, Mary Gronneberg, Lyle Duxbury, and Rich Wilhelm. Row 3: Sharilyn Thoreson, Lisa Schoppers, Susann Guttormson, Don Grooters, Susan Kingsley, Larry Peterson, Cathy Evenson, Joann Vagts, Chuck Brunsvold, Kandis Scheevel, Daryl Hovey, Shelley Ewalt, and Miss Ripp, director. Buffer on fhe Bacon, a modern comedy, depicfs an af-fempfed fraud on an average feen-age boy. He is fold fhaf he has been chosen as fhe Typical Teen-age American Boy. This complefely changes his life. He is plagued by T.V. offers and aufo-graph hounds. If furns ouf fhaf his business manager, has sef up the whole thing to defraud the community. 24 THE BACON THE CAST Jerry Brennan Curt Hendrickson Moose Grobengeiser Mary Morgan Oliver Brennan Kurt Harstad Yvette LaRue Shawn Bartsh Virginia Brennan Sharon Applen Horace Hawthorne Greg Applen Betty Brennan Connie Michel J. Fenelon Finque Rick Johnson Molly Swados Deb Lange Miss Kittinger Mary Gronneberg Lt. Swados Jim Harstad Mrs. Grobengeiser Joan Hovey Mrs. Swados Deb Hanson Mr. Diogenes Phil Hoiness —— CLASS OF 1973 Mike Anderson Rusty Barnes Peggy Barrett Deb Brusse John Bellingham Rosemary Bremseth Dick Broadwater Jerry Burmeister Jason Casey Kathy Caldwell Ashley Eiken Terry Engle Dean Erickson Bill Evenson Merri Finke Doug Fishbaugher Lynette Fossum Daryl Gates Dan Grooters Mary Harstad Jan Hebrink Deb Henry Dave Hovey Kandace Hovey Andy Hulcher Mike Janski Diana Jetson Cindy Jones Adrian Junge Judy Kingsley Dan Lange Mark Lenz Jan Ludens Warren Lund Pat Michel Ed Mundfrom Phil Nagel Pat Nolan Mike Ragland Kevin Roesler Dan Ryan Deb Saxe Janell Schrock Steve Scrabeck Sandy Shimek Bob Smedsrud Chris Soli Paul Stevens Phil Stevens Deb Tammel Gene Tesmer Deb Voight Randy Vreeman Gerri Ward John Whal en Sherrie Wilson JoAnn Wiltgen David Wolsted Not Pictured: Larry Trende 28 CLASS OF 1974 Dave Applen Daryl Bates Don Bellingham Debra Brink Steve Cremer Deb Engle Wayne Erickson Judy Fravel Kristie Funke Karen Garness Kathy Garness Dean Gates Paul Gronneberg Greg Grooters Mike Gulbranson Dennis Hammon Pat Hanlon Roger Hanson Jan Harland Gretchen Harms Cindy Harstad Scott Harstad Kathy Hass Judy Hebrink John Heibel Dale Heusinkveld Dan Hoag Tom Hogue Linda Hovey Wayne Hovey Gary Hudson Roxie Iverson Dave Jetson Marian Jones Ellen Kiehne Randy Kraling Cindy Matson Gary Meldahl Kathy Michel Steve Michel Nancy Mix Ricky Morem Stuart Morem Deb Peterson Betty Philips Barry Reburn Jeff Rogers Elaine Scheevel Jenise Scheevel Kenric Scheevel Rita Schreiver Steve Schroeder Dwight Scrabeck Randy Sikkink Becky Soli Cheryl Stockdale Deb Swenson Bonnie Tammel Al Thoreson Jean Tieskotter Terry Torkelson Terri Ward Scott Wead Denise Wilhelm Not Pictured: Gary Biel Jerry Hamersma 29 CLASS OF 1975 Sandy Applen Kathy Barrett Linda Berg Rich Bjertness Russel Bremseth James Brink Bruce Cremer Mary Danials Greg Dornink Joan Eiken LeAnn Evenson Glen Ewalt Robert Finke Joan Funke Ken Garness Susan Hanson Cindy Hare Kim Haug Deb Hebrink Ceci Hogue Deb Hogue Kyle Hovey Pam Hovey Wes Jetson Virginia Johnson Barb Junge Dave Kingsley Mark Kissinger Kris Kraling Jan Ludens LeAnn Matson Jim Michel Larry Mihm Joanne Nolan Dan Peterson Gordy Peterson Bob Phillips Val Reburn Deb Richards Brent Richardson Cindy Saxe Mark Scheevel Jennie Schoppers Jo Schrock Liz Stevens Jeff Storhoff Laurel Stoskopf Barb Tammel Tom Tieskotter Mike Trende Ivan Vreeman Rocky Vreeman Mary Whalen Eric Woods Not Pictured: Zo Hermanson Mary Mihm 30 CLASS OF 1976 Doug Barnes Jackie Barrett Allen Bates Jodie Berge Kim Bigalk Raymond Bigalk Mary Broadwater Susan Caldwell Chris Cremer Gwen Dornink Greg Easier Doug Engle Carol Erickson Dennis Fischer Jeff Fishbaugher Harold Fravel Dave Gulbranson Mark Gulbranson Barb Hanlon Pam Hanlon Tim Hardy Greg Harms Mitch Harstad Curt Hegg Steve Henry Jeff Houdek Melody Hovey Maria Jaeb Rowland Johnson Mary Jones Scott Lange Mike Livrance Mary Luidahl Kathy Mathison Lynn Meldahl Chuck Nordsving Terry Ostby Barb Prinson Matthew Quanrud Sherrie Rogers Sandy Russet Joan Scheevel Bruce Schriever Don Schroeder Wayne Scrabeck Kathy Shimek Mary Smedsrud Kari Swenson Larry Tammel Jarry Torkelson Gary Ward Jackie Wilson 31 CLASS OF 1977 Randy Bates Christy Bjertness Diana Block Debra Bremseth Terry Busse Danny Daniels Geff Dornink Robert Evenson Karen Fishbaugher Renee Fishbaugher Renee Fossum Rosemary Funke John Gulbranson Steve Gulbranson Curtis Harland Carter Harstad Kim Hebrink Brenda Hoag Carol Hovey Stephanie Jaeb Monte Jetson Liz Johnson Melodee Johnson Peggy Johnson Ann Junge Bruce Kingsley Tami Mikkelson Sandy Morem Jerry Nagel Gary Nolan Terry Peterson Mike Prinson Donna Richards Clyde Scheevel Craig Scheevel Linda Schoppers Kay Schriever Gene Schroeder Cynthia Shimek Larry Sikkink David Soli Janet Terbeest Janet Thoreson Mike Weed Robert Wentworth 32 CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Davis, Advisor; Diclt Broadwater, V-pres.; John Bellingham, Pres.; Milce Anderson, Treas.; Deb Voigt, Sec. Bonnie Tammel, Treas.; Janelle Harland, Sec.; Cynthia Harstad, Pres.; Paul Gronneberg, V-Pres.; Mr. Meyer, Advisor. Tim Hardy, Treas.; Pam Hanlon, Sec.; Mr. Johannsen, Advisor; Kari Swenson, V-Pres.; Dennis Fischer, Pres. Mrs. O'Conner, Advisor; Jeff Storhoff, Pres.; Cindy Saxe, Treas.; Susie Hanson, V-Pres.; Deb Richards, Sec. Mr. Taubert, Advisor; Bob Evenson, V-Pres.; Monte Jetson, Pres.; David Soli, Treas.; Mike Prinson, Sec. 33 SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Mr. Richard Reuter, Director; Mrs. Marion Fishbaugher, Treasurer; Mrs. Ruby Jones, Clerk. Standing: Mr. Bill Bellingham, Director; Mr. Harold Ause, Superintendent; Mr. Dean Brunsvold, Director; Mr. Elmo Dahl, Chairman. Mrs. Lucille Trouten Secretary Mr. S. L. Houdek Principal Mr. Edward Harms Guidance Counselor Mrs. June Wilt Secretary II 37 Mrs. Vivian Arns English Ain't is not a word. Mrs. Phyllis Ause Vocal Music We need your 150%. Mr. John Bartling German, Music When the mouth is opened, the ears are closed. Miss Carol Berg English That's another black mark! 38 Miss Sandra Fjelstad English I don't like this stuft either. Mr. David Doering Algebra, Analysis Alright, gentlemen let's be seated. Mr. Martin Elstad Assistant Principal, A. V. Director, Chemistry, Physical Science, Music No, Elstad, that's not right. Mrs. Nancy Hagman Phy. Ed., Health My name is Mrs. Hagman, not Hey. 39 Mr. Del Elston Biology Listen up, we've got a lot of work to get through. Mr. James Halsted Business You think you're cool, but you're not, I am. Mrs. Lois Hauder Librarian There’s too much talking in here.' Mrs. Linda O'Connor Home Economics O.K., you guys — out! Mr. Curt Johannson Social Studies, Civics, Economics You and me get along tine together; I don't bother you, and you don't bother me. Mr. Jon Rhodes Phy. Ed., Health, Psychology You're about as adaptable as a brick. Mr. Allen Meyer Industrial Arts This may cost time and money, we can't afford it. Miss Paulyn Ripp Reading, Speech I love you, but . . .' Mr. David Runkel Science, Geometry, Physics Be quiet, so I can talk. Mr. James Taubert Social Studies, Math, Algebra, World History O.K., kids take out your notebooks, and put your text books on the floor. Mr. David Schams Agriculture Do you want the pen treatment? Mr. Marvin Wilt Instrumental Music, Art Are you done picking your nose? Don't take that literally. Mr. Frank Tribon Am. History, Government, Sociology Wake up, class! 41 c o o K S Mrs. Carol Schriever, Miss Olga Kyseth, and Mrs. LaMerne Iverson. JANITORS Mr. George Johnson and Mr. Dick Johnson. NURSE Mrs. Arlys Richards 42 SENIOR First Row: Betty Phillips, Joan Hovey, Lee Matson, Sharilyn Thoreson, Gerri Ward, Cindy Matson, John Whalen, Cindy Jones. Second Row: Mrs. Ause, director, Deb Peterson, Mary Whalen, Jim Brink, Kris Kraling, Deb Swenson, Gretchen Harms, Marion Jones. Susie Hanson. Third Row: Bob Smedsrud, Dennis Berg, Richard Wilhelm, John Bellingham, Deb Hanson, Polly Sikkink, Mary Gronneberg, Dan Hoag. Fourth Row: Bill Evenson, Jeff Rogers, Mike Gulbranson, Scott Ewalt, Kenric Scheevel, Warren Lund, Dan Ryan, Gene Tesmer. The first public appearance of our senior choir was on December 12 at the Christmas concert. On Monday December 20, our choir performed for half an hour on KROC TV 10. We were among ten choirs to sing programs of Christmas music. On Jan. II, the choir sang as a solo choir at the School Board Convention in Minneapolis. Guests included Governor CHORUS First Row: Sheila Sikkink, Deb Hoag, Randy Kraling, Mark Kissinger, Sherrie Wilson, Deb Saxe, Laurel Stoskoph, Joleen Schrock, Deb Lange. Second Row: Jett Storhott, Brent Richardson, Daryl Bates, Shawn Bartsh, Paul Gronneberg, Deb Tammel, Janell Schrock, Sharon Applen, Deb Brink. Third Row: Scott Wead, Kathi Finke, Gary Meldahl, Bruce Cremer, Dan Lange, Kandis Scheevel, Kandace Hovey, Cathy Evenson. Fourth Row: Chris Soli, Mike Janski, Greg Applen, Mark Scheevel, Dean Erickson, Phil Hoiness, Jim Harstad, Don Bellingham, Rita Schriever. On Feb. 16, the choir sang for 45 minutes at the Music Educators Convention at the Radison Hotel in Minneapolis. During Lent, our choir sang at some of the surrounding churches. Our spring concert was a smashing success. Hence, once again, the choir under the direction of Mrs. Ause represented Harmony well. SENIOR First Row: Shelley Ewalt, Sheila Sikkink. Deb Brusse, and Sharon Applen. Second Row: Barb Tammel, Becky Soli. Terri Ward, Kathy Michel. Kathy Garness, Marion Jones, Gretchen Harms, and Betty Phillips. Third Row: Deb Peterson, Val Reburn, Jenise Scheevel, Joleen Schrock, Cindy Jones, Janell Schrock, Jim Harstad, Dan Hoag, and Liz Stevens. Fourth Row: Rick Johnson, Deb Saxe, Paul Gronneberg, Mary Harstad, Chris Johnson, Dave Kingsley, Deb Tammel, Don Bellingham, Andy Hulcher, and Eric Woods. Our band had a better year than usual this year. It started off last summer with the band marching in two parades, one in Spring Valley and the other in Cresco. In the fall, we marched at the Steam Engine Days Parade at Mabel. At various times during the year, the band gave concerts which were enjoyed by all. One of these was a rock concert presented to the student body. Members of the band wore weird outfits for the occasion, especially Jim Harstad who found someone's skirt. At the home games, the pep band provided music. The band, along with the chorus, sold candy around the community in the fall. 46 BAND First Row: Kris Kraling, Denise Kiehne, Polly Siklcinlc. Sherrie Wilson, and Sharilyn Thoreson. Second Row: Kathy Barrett, Bonnie Tammel, Rita Schriever, Deb Brink, Judy Kingsley, Deb Lange, and Diane Richards. Third Row: Virginia Johnson, Deb Richards, Pat Hanlon, Cy Harstad, CeCe Hogue, Karen Garness, Cindy Saxe, Ellen Kiehne, Janelle Harland, and Susie Hanson. Fourth Row: Gene Tesmer. Mark Scheevel, Laurel Stoskopf. Mr. Wilt, Director, Deb Hoag, Glendon Ewalt, Deb Voight, Allan Thoreson, and Barry Reburn. JUNIOR MUSIC Glee Club; First Row: Terri Busse, Sandy Applen, Diane Block, Carol Erickson, Stephanie Jaeb, Debbie Bremseth, Mary Luidahl, Val Reburn, Mary Mihm, Janet Thoreson, Cheryl Stockdale, Jo Schrock, Christy Bjertness, Karen Fish-baugher, Kim Hebrink, Linda Schoppers, Sherrie Rogers, Janet Terbeest, Carol Hovey, Kay Schriever. Second Row: Liz Johnson, JoAnn Funke, Susan Caldwell, Barb Junge, Sandy Morem, Renee Fossum, Cindy Shimek, Pam Hovey, Mary Jones, Deb Richards, Kathy Barrett, Melodee Johnson, Maria Jaeb, Denise Wilhelm, Betty Phillips, Donna Richards, Ann Junge, Cindy Hare, Joan Scheevel, Mrs. Ause, director. Third Row: Mary Broadwater, Renee Fishbaugher, Mary Smedsrud, Gwen Dornink, Barb Tammel, Tami Mikkelson, LeAnne Evenson, Kari Swenson, Barb Hanlon, Kathy Mathi-son, Sandy Russett, Melody Hovey. Lee Matson, Linda Berg, Brenda Hoag, Deb Brink, Barb Prinsen, Peggy Johnson, Janelle Ludens, Debbie Hebrink. Fourth Row: Jenise Scheevel, Pat Hanlon, Jackie Barrett, Lori Hanlon, Cindy Saxe, Shawn Bartsh, Liz Stevens, Joan Nolan, Deb Swenson, Kim Haug, Kathi Finke, Pat Nolan, Kathy Shimek, Virginia Johnson, Susie Hanson, Pam Hanlon, Jackie Wilson, Mary Whalen, Kris Kraling, Deb Hoag, Laurel Stoskopf. Junior Band; First Row: Carol Erickson, Barb Prinsen, Jackie Wilson. Mary Broadwater, David Soli, Pam Hanlon, Gwen Dornink. Second Row: Janet Thoreson, Christi Bjertness, Donna Richards, Allen Bates, Tim Hardy, Linda Schoppers, Liz Johnson, Karen Fishbaugher, Maria Jaeb, Joan Scheevel. Third Row: Tony Wentworth, Randy Bates, Bruce Kingsley, Larry Sikkink, Scott Lange, Kathy Mathison, Rollie Johnson, Mary Jones, Tami Mikkelson, Mitch Harstad, Bob Finke. Fourth Row: Geff Dornink, Jeff Houdek, Ken Garness, Brent Richardson, Greg Harms, Mr. Wilt, director; Brenda Hoag, Sandy Morem, Gordie Peterson. 48 First Row: Shariiyn Thoreson, sec., Rick Johnson, vice-pres.. and Deb Saxe, tr. Second Row: Diane Jetson. Shawn Bartsh, Mary Gronneberg, Deb Hanson, Janell Schroclc, and Sherrie Wilson. Third Row: Mr. Harms, advisor, Kurt Harstad, and Paul Stevens. Not pictured: Mary Morgan, pres, and John Whalen. The FTA was rather inactive this year since it did not get organized until January. Each of the members helped at least one teacher by correcting tests and quizzes, making bulletin boards, or actual teaching. Several girls helped at the elementary school, also. In March, Mr. Schams talked to us, giving some helpful hints for our future college life. We finished our short year with a picnic. 49 First row: Janelle Schrock, assistant editor, Sharilyn Thoreson, editor, Joan Hovey, editor, and Deb Tammel. assistant editor. Second row: Deb Lange, Dave Jetson, Connie Michel, and Cathy Caldwell. Third row: Janelle Harland, Linda Hovey, Janet Hebrink, and Jean Tieskotter. Fourth row: Sheila Sikkink, Cathy Evenson, Cindy Jones, and Becky Soli. Fifth row: Bonnie Tammel. Judy Kingsley, Deb Henry, and Marion Jones. Sixth row: Shawn Bartsh, Cy Harstad, Deb Hanson, and Kandis Scheevel. Seventh row: Joann Vagts, Scott Harstad, Polly Sikkink and Kandace Hovey. CARDION STAFF First Row: Mr. Halstad, advisor, Deb Brusse, assist, ed., Kathy Caldwell, assist, ed., Denise Kiehne, ed. Second Row: Deb Engle, Kris Kraling, Jo Schroclt, Diana Jetson, Jan Hebrinlt, Deb Voigt, and Connie Michel. Third Row: Bonnie Tammel, Kandy Hovey, Deb Hanson, Mary Whalen, Shawn Bartsh, Joann Vagts, Deb Tammel, and Sherrie Wilson. Not pictured; Mary Morgan, ed. After attending a School Paper and Annual Convention in September, the editors and assistant editors returned to try to apply their new ideas to our Cardeon. Because the paper is relatively small, some of the best ideas were impractical. The staff published several more issues than in the past few years. They were informative, entertaining, and sometimes thought provoking. Underclassmen really put a lot of work into the paper this year. They were inexperienced, but have learned by doing and hope to have an even better year next year. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Don Bellingham, Parlimentarian, Curt Hendrickson, Trees., Kurt Harstad. Pres., Paul Stevens, Vice-Pres.. and Diane Jetson, Sec. Second Row: Doug Barnes, Bob Smedsrud, Mark Scheevel, Mary Whalen, Deb Engle, and Janet Thoreson. Not pictured: Mary Morgan. The Student Council had a pretty busy year. The first big project that was sponsored by the Student Council was the Magazine Drive. Activities that were sponsored by the Student Council this past year included: two dances, Hat Day, Clash Day, Earth Day, Student Exchange with Mable-Canton, and selling of car streamers. They also started a project for next year: making mascots out of plywood. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Sharon Applen, Jan Schrock, and Kandis Scheevel. Second Row: Shariiyn Thoreson, Deb Saxe, Joann Vagts, Mary Gronneberg, Deb Brusse, and Curt Hendrickson. Third Row: Jim Harstad. Mike Janski, Dean Erickson, and Chris Soli. Not Pictured: Mary Morgan. STATERS Staters: Jan Schrock and Mike Anderson. Alternates: Deb Brusse and Mike Janski. 53 F. H. A. First Row: Mrs. O'Connor, Advisor; Denise Kiehne, Sec.; Sharilyn Thoreson, Trees.; and Nancy Mix, Rec. Leader; Second Row: Connie Michel, Mary Daniels, Val Reburn, Cece Hogue, Joan Hovey. Third Row: Deb Lange, Betty Phillips, Pam Hovey, Joleen Schrock, Diane Richards. Fourth Row: Denise Wilhelm. Kathy Garness, Janelle Harland, Sherrie Wilson, Janet Hebrink. Diana Jetson. Fifth Row: Linda Berg, Jenny Schoppers, Barb Tammel, Karen Garness, Janice Ludens. Sixth Row: Deb Voigt, Deb Henry, Judy Kingsley, Cindy Jones, Sandy Shimek, Kathy Barrett. Seventh Row: LeAnne Evenson, Lee Matson, Deb Hoag, Janell Ludens, Laurel Stoskopf. Eighth Row: Deb Richards, Mary Whalen, Deb Tammel, Cindy Saxe, Sheila Sikkink, Susan Hanson. Ninth Row: Kris Kraling, Virginia Johnson, Cy Harstad, Susan Kingsley, Shawn Bartsh. Tenth Row: Liz Stevens, Kandis Scheevel. Polly Sikkink, Rita Schriever, Gretchen Harms, Cathy Evenson. Eleventh Row: Elaine Scheevel, Joan Vagts, and Deb Hanson. 54 F. F. A. First row: Kurt Harstad, Bob Smedsrud, Paul Stevens, Scott Ewalt, Don Bellingham, Ed Mundfrom, Mr. Schams, Advisor. Second Row: Roger Hanson, Mark Lenz, Gary Hudson, John Whalen, Randy Kraling, Dennis Hammon. Third Row: John Bellingham, Phil Nagel, Dave Hovey, Dale Heusinkveld. Kevin Roesler, Jason Casey. Fourth Row: Wayne Hovey, Greg Grooters, Terry Torkelson, Doug Fishbaugher, Rickey Morem, Gary Meldahl, Fifth Row: Rich Wilhelm, Ashley Eiken, Terry Engle, Craig Tammel, Phil Stevens, Danny Grooters. Sixth Row: Kenric Scheevel. Mark Scheevel, Dan Ryan, Dean Erickson, and Gene Tesmer. 55 GIRLS Marion Jones, Bonnie Tammel, Cynthia Harstad, Nancy Mix. Becky Soli. Jean Tieskotter, Jenise Scheevel, Deb Peterson, Deb Swenson, Kandy Hovey, and Joann Vagts. Deb Tammel Janell Schrock Shawn Bartsh Sandy Shimek Roxie Iverson, Terri Ward, Betty Phillips, Denise Wilhelm, and Deb Henry. Deb Brink Pam Hovey Deb Saxe Sherrie Wilson Cindy Matson, Gerri Ward, Judy Kingsley, Janet Hebrink, Deb Voigt, Kathy Garness, Karen Garness, Janelle Harland, and Mrs. Hagman, advisor. Melodee Johnson Christy Bjertness Liz Johnson Janet Thoreson Brenda Hoag Linda Schoppers Sandy Morem Donna Richards Mary Jo Daniels Sandy Applen Kim Bigaik Ann Junge, Debbie Hebrink, Susie Caldwell, Jo Schrock, Lee Matson, Deb Richards, Kathy Barrett, Mary Broadwater, Pam Hanlon, LeAnne Evenson, Pam Hovey, Mary Jones, Maria Jaeb, Carol Erickson, and Barb Hanlon. Sandy Russett Jackie Barrett Sherrie Rogers Kari Swenson Melody Hovey Cindy Saxe Mary Whalen Kris Kraling JoAnn Funke, Stephanie Jaeb, Kim Hebrink, Janet Terbest, Liz Stevens, Susie Hanson, Deb Hoag, Mary Smedsrud, Jackie Wilson, Gwen Dornink, Barb Prinsen, and Val Reburn. Mrs. Hagman, advisor STUDENT These students run errands, empty waste baskets, serve dinner, and answer telephone calls. Many of you probably don't really notice them, but our school wouldn't run very smoothly without them. They've put in many hours of work without acknowledgement from us. Therefore, it is only fitting that we take this time to say, thank you. PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE: Deb Henry, Kandy Hovey, Susann Guttormson, Polly Siklcirlc, Susan Kingsley, Kandis Scheevel, Cathy Evenson, Joann Vagts. Deb Lange, Kathi Firrke, and Diane Richards. 58 JANITORS: Chris Soli and Jason Casey. HELPERS LIBRARIANS: Kim Bigallc, Susie Caldwell, Rosemary Bremseth, Sherrie Wilson, Deb Voigt, Becky Soli, Mary Gronneberg, Kim Haug, and Elaine Scheevel. KITCHEN: Kim Haug, Rita Schriever, Jean Tieskotter, Kim Bigalk, Terri Busse, and Kay Schriever. KITCHEN: Jason Casey and Dennis Hammon. 59 DECLAM First Row (storytelling): Shelley Ewalt, Linde Hovey, Deb Engle, and Shawn Bartsh, alternate. Second Row (Humorous Interpretation): Sharon Applen, Dennis Berg, and Betty Phillips, alternate. Not pictured: Mary Gronneberg. First Row (Extemporanious Reading): Ja-nelle Schrock, Curt Hendrickson, and Janelle Harland, alternate. Not pictured: Diana Jetson. Second Row (Discussion): Scott Wead and Scott Harstad. First Row: Janelle Schrock, 2nd alternate, Sharon Applen, 1st alternate. Sandy Shimek, 2nd alternate, Mary Whalen, 1st alternate, and Zo Hermanson, 2nd alternate. Second Row: Curt Hendrickson, Gene Tesmer, Scott Harstad, and Dennis Berg. Not pictured: Diana Jetson. SUB-DISTRICT WINNERS First Row (Serious Interpretation): Deb Voigt and Denise Wilhelm, alternate. Not pictured: Kris Kraling and Cathy Evenson. Second Row (Non-Original): Sandy Shimek and Mary Morgan. Not pictured: Kim Haug. First Row (Original Oratory): Zo Hermanson, Mary Whalen, Pat Nolan, and Sherrie Wilson, alternate. Second Row (Extemporanious Speaking): Dick Broadwater, Dan Ryan, and Gene Tesmer. ANTIC SPRING Gwen Deb Voight Ginger .. Diana Jetson Blossom Connie Michel Sam Steve Schroeder Robert Barry Reburn Elbert Steve Cremer Antic Spring, a One-Act Play of the 60's depicts individual characterizations. All this is done in the context of a picnic. Gwen set out to conquer Sam-hmmm. Ginger likes to manage things even if it meant being bossy. Blossom is idiotic. Her life is full of joy. Sam is slow-thinking and very jealous of Gwen. Robert is a poet, stricken with himself. Elbert is very dissatisfied at the aqe of 14. COACHES Jon Rhodes, Del Elston, Frank Tribon, Curt Johannson, Dave Doering, and Doug Carlson. A V E T I 0 N 64 SPRING SPORTS TTTTTTTn First Row: Mark Lem, Manager; Bruce Cremer, Manager; Stuart Morem, Mike Anderson, Brent Richardson, Dave Gulbranson, Don Schroeder. Second Row: Dean Gates, Jerry Burmeister, Jon Wilford, Dean Erickson, Mike Janski, Don Bellingham, Randy Sikkink, John Bellingham, Mr, Elston, Coach. District Team: Steve Hardy, Dean Erickson, Brad Richardson, Rick Johnson, Randy Sikkink. Bob Ihns. Harmony baseball team headed by Coach Elston had a year of learning. Although the teams record was only 3- 7, many underclassmen gained some valuable experience on the diamond. The Harmony golf team finished the season with a 4- 3 record in dual meets. At the district match Harmony finished 7th. Other team members not pictured on the District team were: Rusty Barnes, Mike Anderson, Mike Gulbranson, Mitch Harstad, . Brent Richardson, Scott Wead, Paul Gronne-berg, Stewart Morem, Greg Harms, Mike Janski. 65 FOOTBALL First Row: Jim Harstad, Curt Hendrickson, Rick Johnson, Dick Johnson, Chris Johnson, Lyle Duxbury, Greg Applen, Gene Tesmer, Dick Broadwater, and Mike Anderson. Second Row: Rusty Barnes, John Bellingham, Warren Lund, Mike Janski, Andy Hulcher, Paul Stevens, Dan Ryan, Phil Stevens, and Dan Lange. Third Row: Dean Gates, ban Hoag, Dwight Scrabeck, Randy Sikkink, Dave Applen, Scott Harstad, Tom Hogue, Jeff Roger , Paul Gronneberg, and Roger Hanson, Manager. Fourth Row: Dave Jetson, Wes Jetson, Greg Dor-nick, Tom Tieskotter, Dave Kingsley, Mark Scheevel, Jim Brink, Stewart Morem, and Steve Schoeder. ’C' Team — First Row: Rollie Johnson, Jeff Houdek, Tim Hardy, Mitch Harstad, Greg Harms. Don Schroeder, and Greg Easier. Second Row: Jody Berge, Dave Gulbranson, Bob Evenson, Al Bates, Monte Jetson, Randy Bates, and Lynn Meldahl. Third Row: Steve Gulbranson, David Soli, Mike Prinson, Terry Peterson, and Carter Harstad. Fourth Row: Doug Barnes, Steve Henry, Gary Ward, Geff Dornink, Don Schroeder, and Chris Cremer. SCORES They We Houston 14 6 Mabel-Canton 20 14 Wylcoff 6 8 Chatfield 6 8 LeRoy 36 0 Grand Meadow 18 0 Spring Valley 6 0 Lanesboro 40 8 Preston 22 12 66 SENIOR ALL-STARS si?88i t w L ?blr X - t. i m ¥. L A GREG 32? jg ■- sk m J84i ” I86f CHRIS CURT 67 CONFERENCE CHAMPS First Row: Doug Barnes, John Whalen, Milce Anderson, Carl Hammon, Raj sty Barnes, Diclc Broadwater, and Larry Storlie. Second Row: Mr. Rhodes, coach, Steve Henry, Dick Johnson, Bob Phillips, Dan Ryan, Scott Harstad, Gene Tesmer, Dale Heusinkveld, and Jim Brink. First Row: Terry Peterson, Mike Prinsen, Doug Engle, Rick Bjertness, Kyle Hovey, and Jason Casey. Second Row: Steve Henry, Dale Heusinkveld, Gary Ward, Jim Brink, Scott Lange. Tom Tieskotter, and Mr. Tribon, coach. Coach Jon Rhodes led his team to another conference championship and a first place at the Holiday Tournament. The season got off to a slow start due to a very difficult schedule and inexperienced guys. Our matmen improved considerably as the season went on, losing only one meet after Christmas to a strong Decorah team. The Cards compiled a 7-6 season record after a thrilling victory over Chatfield. Harmony finished with a fourth place at District I tournaments with Dick Johnson, John Whalen, and Dan Ryan advancing to the Regional. In the Regions, Harmony placed tenth among 47 competing schools. Individual placings were: Dick Johnson 3rd, and John Whalen 5th. Dick Johnson was named the Outstanding Wrestler of the Year by his fellow teammates. Congratulations guys and good luck next year! 68 DICK _______________________________ LARRY SCORES They We Stewarfville 42 15 Rushford 35 17 Cresco B 30 28 Caledonia 33 16 Winona 30 24 LeRoy 15 40 Grand Meadow 21 42 Spring Valley 15 40 Decorah 38 II LaCrescent 17 23 Houston 9 44 Preston 3 54 Chatfield • 21 23 69 DISTRICT 1 CHAMPS First row: Jim Harstad, Chris Johnson, Paul Stevens, Mike Janski, Dean Erickson, Bob Ihns, and Bruce Cremer, manager. Second row: Bob Smedsrud, John Bellingham, Andy Hulcher, Rick Johnson, Ed Mundfrom, Phil Stevens, and Del Elston, coach. B TEAM First row: Wes Jetson, Eric Woods, Al Thorescn, and Brent Richardson. Second row: Daryl Bates, Paul Sronneberg, Stuart Morem, Jett Storhoff, and Dean Gates. Third row: Glen Ewalt, manager, Dave Kingsley, Randy Sikkink, Mark Scheevel, Kenric Scheevel, Steve Schroeder, Don Bellingham, and Curt Johannsen, coach. This year's team finished with an impressive 18-6 record. The regular season started with a victory over Spring Grove and ended with an unforgettable last second thriller over Preston, to place second in the Maple Leaf Conference. Tournament time came, and our Cards met the challenge in impressive form, snagging rebounds and swishing shots. Under the expert guidance of Coach Elston, the team went all the way to win the first District I championship since 1945. Mayo Civic Auditorium was the site where Harmony marched on the floor, performed their entertaining warm-ups, and showed their dominance over the defending champion, Preston. As District I champs, we went on to Regional to meet a strong, fast-moving Red Wing team from District 3, but we fail to find a winning combination. Congratulations guys, on a terrific year! 70 SCORES They We They We Spring Grove 50 68 Chatfield 65 40 Mable-Canton 40 71 LeRoy 32 52 Wylcoff 55 65 Grand Meadow 61 77 Chatfield 38 62 Caledonia 64 63 Caledonia 53 61 Spring Valley 47 66 Rushford 56 45 Lanesboro 50 72 LeRoy 52 70 Preston 65 66 Grand Meadow 44 76 Tournament Games Spring Valley 60 63 Grand Meadow 45 65 Lanesboro 37 78 Chatfield 42 46 Preston 56 39 Houston 50 60 Wylcoff 51 41 Preston 40 47 Red Wing 64 40 71 7 V. Ml LET’S HEAR IT Connie Michel, Deb Lange, Deb Engle, Mary Harstad, Jan Sehrock, Shawn Bartsh, Gret:hen Harms, Sharon Applen, and Polly Sikkink The cheerleader's were very busy trying to earn money to send Deb Lange and Mary Morgan to a cheerleading camp. They came back with many new ideas. The rest of the summer was spent practicing. Football went by very fast; then came basketball and wrestling. Instead of two separate squads, both junior high and senior high girls alternated between the two sports. Several highlights were the cheerleading clinic in Rochester, Holiday Tournaments, District Tournaments, and many thrilling games and meets. Kari Swenson, LeAnne Evenson, Sandy Applen, Jo Schrock, Lee Matson, and Mary Whalen MAJORETTES Val Reburn. Sandy Applen, Shawn Bartsh, Zo Hermanson, and LeAnne Evenson 72 FOR THE TEAM Deb Engle. Gretchen Harms, Deb Lange. Polly Sikkink, Shawn Bartsh, Janell Schrock, Connie Michel, and Sharon Applen Sandy Applen, Jo Schrock. LeAnne Evenson, Lee Matson. Kari Swenson, and Mary Whalen 73 PLAYER-FOULS TEAM :ii FOULS PRESTON HARMONY I- IPERIODI SENIOR INDEX GREG APPLEN Baseb. I, 2, 3, 4; Bb. I, 2, 3; Cl. OH. 3; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Cl. Play 3, 4; Bb. I, 2, 3, 4. SHARON APPLEN Band I, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader I, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 3, 4; Glee Cl. I; Cl. Play 3, 4; Declam 3. 4; GRA I, 2, 3, 4; H. Cl. 3, 4; Homecoming Royalty 4; FHA 2; FT A 4; Nat'l. H. Soc. 4. SHAWN BARTSH Annual 2, 3. 4; Cardeon 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3. 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cl. OH. 4; Cl. Play 3. 4; Lib. 4; Glee Club I, 2. 3. 4; GRA I, 2, 3, 4; FHA I, 2, 3. 4; OH. 2, 3, 4; FT A 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; H Cl. 3. 4. DENNIS BERG Chorus 3, 4; Cl. OH. 2, 4; Cl. Play 3; Declam I, 2, 3. 4; St. C. I, 3: OH. 3. CHUCK BRUNSVOLD FFA I, 2; Wr. I. LYLE DUXBURY Bb. 3, 4. CATHY EVENSON Annual I, 2. 3, 4; Band I. 2. 3; Cardeon I, 2; Chorus 3, 4; Ensemble 3. 4; Cl. OH. 3; Cl. Play 3, 4; Declam 4; GRA I, 2; FHA I, 2, 3. 4; OH. Assist. 2, 4. SCOTT EWALT Chorus 3, 4; Cl. Play 3, 4; FFA I, 2, 3, 4; OH. 4; Tr. 2. 3; H Cl. 3, 4; Nat'l. Merit Letter of Commendation. SHELLEY EWALT Band I. 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 3; Cl. Play 3. 4; GRA I; Lib. 2, 3; OH. Assist. 4. Nat'l. Merit Letter of Commendation. KATHI FINKE Cheerleader Alt. 2, Chorus 4; Glee Cl. 1, 3. 4; Lib. 2. 3; Off. Assist. 4. MARY GRONNEBERG Band I, 2. 3; Chorus 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Cl. Play 3, 4; Declam 2, 3. 4; FHA I, 2. 3; Off. 3; FT A 3. 4; Glee Cl. I, GRA I, 2; H Cl. 3. 4; Lib. 4; Nat'l. H. Soc. 4. DON GROOTERS FFA . I, 2; Ftb. 4; Wr. I. SUSANN GUTTORMSON GRA I, Off. Assist. 4. CARL HAMMON FFA I, 2, 3; Tr. 2; Wr. I, 2, 3, 4. LORI HANLON Glee Cl. I, 2, 3, 4; GRA I, 2 ,3; FHA I. DEB HANSON Annual 2. 3, 4; Cardeon 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Ensemble 3. 4; Cl. Play 3. 4; FHA I. 2. 3, 4; Off. 2; Glee Cl. I, 2. 3, 4; GRA I, 2. CARY HARSTAD Annual 2; Bb. I, 2; Cl. Play 3; Bb. 2, 3, 4. JIM HARSTAD Band I, 2, 3. 4; Chorus I, 2. 3, 4; Ensemble 2. 3; Cl. Off. 2. 3; Cl. Play 3. 4; FFA I, 2, 3; OH. 3; Bb. I, 2, 3. 4; H. Cl. 3, 4; Homecoming King 4; Boy Stater 3; Nat'l. H. Soc. 3, 4; Tr. 2. KURT HARSTAD Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 3: Cl. Off. 3; Cl. Play 3, 4; FFA I. 2, 3, 4; Off. 4; Ftb. 2, 3. 4: FT A 4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Alt, Boy Stater 3; St. C. 4; Off. 4; Wr. 3. CURT HENDRICKSON Band I. 2. 3; Cardeon 3; Cl. Off. I; Cl. Play 3, 4; Declam 2. 3, 4; Ftb. 4; H Cl. 3, 4; Nat'l. H. Soc. 4: St. C. 2, 3, 4; Off. 4; Tr. 2: 3. 4; Nat'l. Merit Letter of Commendation. CHUCK HILL Baseb. 3; Cl. Play 3; FFA I. 2. 3, 4; Bb. I, 2, 3, 4; Tr. I; Wr. I. 2, 3; Homecoming Royalty 4. PHIL HOINESS Bb. I, 2, 3; Chorus I. 2, 3, 4; Cl. Play 4; Golf 2; Homecoming Royalty 4. DARYL HOVEY FFA I, 2, 3. 4; Wr. 2. JOAN HOVEY Annual 2, 3, 4; Ed. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Ensemble 4; Cl. Play 4; FHA I, 2, 3, 4; Off. 3; Glee Cl. I, 2, 3: GRA I, 2, 3, 4. BOB IHNS Bb. I. 2. 3. 4; Golf I. 2, 3, 4. CHRIS JOHNSON Band I. 2. 3, 4; Bb. I, 2, 3, 4; Bb. I. 4; Chorus I, 2; Golf I. RICK JOHNSON Band I, 2, 3. 4; Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4; Bb. I. 2, 3, 4; Cl. Play 3. 4; Bb. I, 2. 3, 4; FT A 3, 4; Off. 3, 4; Golf I, 2, 3, 4; Declam I, 2. DICK JOHNSON FFA I, 2, 3, 4: Bb. I, 2, 3, 4; Off. Assist. 3; Tr. 2; Wr. I.' 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Royalty 4. JIM JUNGE FFA I, 2, 3, 4. DENISE KIEHNE Band I, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3; Cardeon 3, 4; Ed. 4; Cl. Play 3; FHA I, 3, 4; Off. I. 4; GRA I. 2. SUSAN KINGSLEY FHA I, 2, 3. 4; GRA I, 2, 3, 4; Lib. I, 2. 3; Off. Assist. 4. DEBBIE LANGE Annual I, 2. 3, 4; Band I. 2, 3, 4; Cardeon I, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3; Cl. Play 3, 4; FFA Chapter Sweetheart 4; FHA I, 2. 3; Off. 3; GRA I, 2, 3, 4; H Cl. 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Off. Assist. 4; Alt. Girl Stater 3. CONNIE MICHEL Cardeon 4; Cheerleader I. 3, 4; Alt. 2; Cl. Play 3, 4; Declam 4; FHA I, 2, 3; Glee Cl. I, 2, 3; GRA I, 2. 3, 4; Homecoming Royalty 4; One Act Play 4. 75 JOHN MOORE FFA I. MARY MORGAN Annual 3; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Cardeon 3, 4; Ed. 4; Cheerleader 3. 4; Declam 3, 4; FHA I, 2. 3, 4; Off. 3, 4; FT A 3, 4; Off. 4; GRA I, 2, 3. 4; H Cl. 3. 4: Lib. 3; Girl Stater 3; Nat'l. H. Soc. 3, 4; St. C. 2. 3, 4; Off. 3. LARRY PETERSON FFA I, 2, 3, 4. CHUCK RAGLAND Baseb. I: FFA I. 2; Wr. I, 2. DIANE RICHARDS Annual 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3. 4; Ensemble 2, 3. 4; Cardeon 2, 3. 4; Cl. Play 3, 4; FHA I, 2, 3. 4; Glee Cl. I; GRA I, 2; Off. Assist. 4. JEROME RUSSET Bb. I. 2; Wr. I, 2, 3. KANDIS SCHEEVEL Annual 2, 3, 4; Cardeon 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Ensemble I, 2. 3, 4; Cl. Off. 2, 3; Cl. Play 3. 4; Declam 3, 4; FHA 1, 2. 3, 4; Off. 2; Glee Cl. I, 2. 3, 4; GRA I, 2; Lib. I, Nat'l. H. Soc. 4; Off. Assist. 4. BRIT SCHRIEVER FFA I, 2. LISA SCHOPPERS Off. Assist. 3, 4. POLLY SIKKINK Annual 2. 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3. 4; Ensemble 2, 3; Cardeon I, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Alt. 3; Chorus 3, 4; Ensemble 3; Cl. Off. I; Cl. Play 3. 4; FHA I, 2, 3. 4; GRA I, 2,; Homecoming Royalty 4; Off. Assist. 4. SHEILA SIKKINK Band I, 2, 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Ensemble 3: Cl. OH. 4; FHA I, 2, 3, 4; GRA I, 2, 3; Off. Assist. 4. LARRY STORLIE FFA I, 2, 3, 4; Tr. 4; Wr. 2. 3, 4. CRAIG TAMMEL FFA I. 2, 3, 4. SHARILYN THORESON Annual 3, 4; Ed. 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Chorus I. 2, 3, 4; Cl. Play 3. 4; Declam I, 3, 4; FHA I. 2, 3, 4; Off. I. 4; FT A 3, 4; Off. 3. 4; GRA I, 2, 3; H Cl. 3, 4; Lib. 3; Nat'l. H. Soc 4; Off. Assist. 3; Nat'l. Merit Finalist. JOANN VAGTS Annual I, 2. 3, 4; Cardeon 4; Cl. Off. 2; Cl. Play 3, 4; FHA I, 2, 3. 4; GRA I, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Nat'l. H. Soc. 3, 4; OH. Assist. 3, 4; Lib. I, 2. MIKE VITSE Bb. I; Golf 4. RICHARD VOIGT Off. Assist. 4. RICH WILHELM Chorus 4; FFA I. 2, 3. 4: Bb. I; Wr. I, 4. SPONSORS $ 1.00: Bristol Store Ernest Mildred Hebrink Gambles $2.00: Bemies Sport Shop Bluebird Cafe Fillmore Co-op Services Fossum's Transmission Granger IGA Market Harmony Camper and Trailer Sales Harmony News Hermanson's Flower Shop Midwest Breeders P H Implement Princess Beauty Salon Stan's Bakery and Coffee Shop Town Country $3.00: Armour Co. Coiffures by Karen Harmony Cleaners Lillian's Beauty Shop Lillian Benson Matson Welding Sally's Gift Shop Silver Grill Cafe Skifton's Fashion Shop Tollefson's Jewelry $3.50: Torgerson Paint Floor Covering $5.00: Abraham Funeral Service Afseth Barber Shop Armstrong Insurance Agency Broadwater Plumbing Heating Canton Lumber Co. 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