Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1973 volume:

the 1973 cardinal of harmony high school 3 the pathway of life leads wherever we may choose. 17 life does not go backward treading on familiar ground, but ever moving onward. 31 together, we set out to conquer the world. 45 • we must learn to take life as it comes, one step at a time. 53 together we lay the foundation for the road of life. 71 lead on, show us how to challenge life’s winding trail. The blow was hard; the shock servere; We never thought death was so near. Only those who have lost can tell, The pain of parting without farewell, She little thought when leaving home That she soon in death would sleep. And leave us here to mourn. You are not forgotten, Liz, Nor will you ever be. As long as life and memory last. We will remember thee. We miss you now, our hearts are sore, As time goes on, we miss you more, Your loving smile, Your gentle face, No one else can fill your place. 2 peggy barrett ‘Maybe men aren’t perfect, but they’re the only opposite sex we’ve got.” Cardeon 4: FHA 3.4; Glee Cl. 1.2; GRA 1.2.3,4. debra brusse Don't lead me; I know where I'm going. Alt. Girl Stater 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Camera Cl. 1; Cardeon 3.4; Ed. 3.4; Cl. Off. 1; Dedam 1.2,3.4; H Ci. 3,4; Lib. Assist 1; Nat’l. H. Soc. 3.4. michael anderson Well, Napoleon was small, too. Baseb. 1,2; Boys Stater 3; Cl. Off. 1,3; Ftb. 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Wr. 1.2,3.4. russell barnes Keep grinning; it makes everyone wonder what you’ve been up to. Golf 1.2.3.4: FFA 1.2.3.4; Ftb. 1,2,3,4; Wr. 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4. “Just call me Doc. I can operate anywhere. Band 1; Bb. 1,2,3,4; Baseb. 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cl. Off. 3; Cl. Play 3; Declam 1; Ensemble 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Ftb. 3,4; Capt. 4; Homecoming Royality 4; Off. Assist. 4. rosemary bremseth “Life is too serious to take it too seriously. FHA 4; Kitchen Help 4; Lib. Assist. 2.3. john bellingham 4 dick broadwater “There are only three great men living . . . myself, and I’ve forgotten the other two.” Annual 2; Camera Cl. 1.2; Off. 2; Cardeon 1.2; Cl. Off. 1,3; Declam 2,3.4; Ftb. 1,3; Ftb. mgr. 2; St. Help. 2,3.4; Wr. 1,2,3,4. jerry burmeister Don’t look at me, I might blush. Baseb. 2,3,4; Ftb. 2. jason casey His stature is very small, but his list of friends is very tall.” FFA 1.2.3.4; Janitor 3; Wr. 3.4. kathy caldwell If silence is golden, she’s bankrupt. Annual 3; Camera Cl. 1,2; Cardeon 1.2.3.4; Ed. 3.4; Cl. Off. 4; Glee Cl. 1.2; CRA 1.2.3; FHA 1,2,4; Off. Assist. 3. ashley eiken How can I study with love on mind? Cl. Off. 2; FFA 1,2,3.4. terry engle Silence is more eloquent than words. FFA 1.2,3,4; Wr. 1.2. 5 dean erickson merri finke Her friendly smile and winning way will lead her down life's highway. Band 1,2,3,4; Cardeon 2; Glee Cl. 1. doug fishbaugher It isn’t what we do. it’s what we get away with. FFA 1,2,3,4. “He will score in life's game while seeking out a greater fame. BB. 1,2,3,4; Baseb. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cl. Play 3; Ensemble 2,3,4; FFA 1.2.3.4; Ftb. 3,4; Golf 1.2,3,4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Nat’l, H. Soc. 3,4; nominated for Outstanding Teenagers of America 3. bill evenson “I have three speeds, slow, slower, and stop.” Chorus 2,3,4; Declam 3. lynette fossum “Now is the time to do what must be done . . . to laugh and flirt and have such fun. Cardeon 4; FHA 4; FFA Sweetheart 4; Glee Cl. 1,2; GRA 4; Off. Assist. 4; Homecoming Royalty 4. daryl gates His idea of a perfect day. less work and more play. Bb. mgr. 1,2. 6 daniel grooters Beware! I may do something startling yet. FFA 1,3,4. mary harstad Alone in the moonlight is more fun if you’re not. Band 1,2,3,4; Cardeon 4; Cheerleader 1,3; Alt. 2; Cl. Play Acc. 3; Cl. Off. 1,2,4; Drill Team 4; Ensemble 1,2,3; GRA 4; H Cl. 3.4; Homecoming Royalty 4. janet hebrink Such curly hair gives promise of a merry soul.” Annual 3,4; Cardeon 1.2.3.4; Glee Cl. 1; GRA 1.2.3.4; FHA 1,3.4; Off. Assist. 4. deborah henry Her hair is too dark to make her a good angel. Annual 3; Cardeon 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Glee Cl. 1; GRA 1,2,3; Off. Assist. 1. david hovey Cause trouble? Who me?” FFA 1,2,3,4; Ftb. 1. kandace hovey “The Lord gave us commandments, but he didn’t mention amendments.” Annual 1.2.3.4; Cardeon 1.2.3.4: Cheerleading Alt. 1; Chorus 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Glee Cl 1,2; GRA 1,2,3.4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Lib Assist. 1,2; Off. Assist. 3. 7 andy hulcher A little work never hurt anyone, but why take chances? Band 1.2.3.4; Bb. 1.2.3.4; Ftb. 3.4. michael janski Who do you think taught Cassanova? Alt. Boy Stater 3; Bb. 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4; Baseb. 1.2.3.4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Cl. play 3; Ftb. 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4; Golf 2,3; Homecoming Royalty 4; Nat’l. H. Soc. 3.4. diane jetson There’s nothing more boring than normal people. Gardeon 2,3,4; Declam 1,2,3; FHA 1,3,4; Off. 1; FTA 3.4; Glee Cl. 1.2; GRA 2.3; One Act. Play 3; St. Coun. 1.2.3.4; Off. 3.4. cynthia jones As far as I’m concerned, men aren’t the problem. they're the answer. Annual 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Cardeon 2.4; Chorus 2,3,4; Ensemble 2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4; GRA 1; Lib. Assist. 2; Off. Assist. 4. adrian junge Another car passed him once ... a police car. FFA 1,2,3,4. judy kingsley I can live without poetry or walking, but who could ever live without talking? Annual 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GRA I.2.3.4. 8 daniel lange Quiet and innocent looking, but so is dynamite.” Band 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Declam 3,4; Ftb. 1,2,3,4. mark lenz Oh girls, to think what you've been missing!” Baseb. mgr. 2; Camera Cl. 2; FFA 1,2,3.4; Off. 3; St. Help 3; Track 1; Wr. 1; Wr. mgr. 2.3. janice ludens I'd love to be a man-hater, but I just don't have the heart. FHA 1.2.3,4. warren lund Work fascinates me—I could look at it all day.” Camera Cl. 1; Off. 1; Chorus 2.3.4; Ensemble 4; Ftb. 1,2,3. patricia michel Love is a dream . . . Wow, I'm sleepy. Cheerleader 1; Glee Cl. 1. edward mundfrom “People look at him twice. They don't believe it the first time.” Bb. 1,2,3.4; Declam 1.2; FFA 1.2.3.4; Off. 3.4; Lib Assist. 1; Proj. 3; Track 2. 9 michael ragland A quiet man in class, he doesn’t snore. Declam 3.4; FFA 1.2.3.4; Ftb. 2.3,4. kevin roesler I’m a high school boy with a spark of gen-ious, but now I’ve got ignition problems.’’ FFA 1,2,3.4. philip nagel There’s a little bit of bad in every good little boy. FFA 1,2,3,4; Off. 3.4; Off. Assist. 4. patricia nolan There are two answers to every question, mine and the teacher’s. Cardeon 3.4; Declam 1,2,3.4; Glee Cl. 1,2,3; H Cl. 3,4; Nat’l Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Off. Assist. 4. daniel ryan “When love and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Chorus 3; Declam 3.4; FFA 1,2.3,4; Off. 4; Ftb. 1,2,3.4; Wr. 1,2,3,4; Capt. 4. debra saxe “A popular girl, and athletic too. with Deb around you can't be blue. Annual 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Camera Cl. 2; Off. 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Declam 2; Ensemble 2,3.4; FTA 3; Off. 3; GRA 2,3,4; Off. 4; H Cl. 3.4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Nat’l. H. Soc. 3.4; St. Coun. 2; St. Help. 3,4; St. Dtr. 3. to janell schrock ‘Ready for anything you ask, be it fun or be it task. Annual 2.3.4: Assist Ed. 3; Ed. 4: Band 1,2,3: Cardeon 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3.4; Capt. 4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Cl. Off 1; Cl. Play 3; DAR Citizenship Award 4; Declam 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,2,3.4: FHA 4: FTA 3; Girl Stater 3; GRA 1.2.3: H Cl. 2,3,4: Nat’l. H. Soc. 3.4: Nominated for Outstanding Teenagers of America 3: Off. Assist. 4. sherry schwartz “A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. ’ transferred from Rochester John Marshall 4: Cardeon 4: FHA 4: Lib. Assist. 1: Off. Assist. 4. steven scrabeck Keep quiet and they’ll think you’re a philosopher. FFA 1,2,4. sandra shimek She makes the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes. Declam 3; Glee Cl. 1.2; GRA 1.2,3.4; FHA 1,3,4. robert smedsrud He’s an athletic star, at least he’s out every night. Bb. 1,2,3,4; Cl. Play 3; Cardeon 4; Declam 1,4: FFA 1,2,3,4; Off. 2,3.4; St. Coun. 1,3,4; Off. 4. chris soli “At first we find him very quiet, but later on he’s quite a riot. transferred from Owatonna 2; Bb. 2; Cardeon 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Cl. Play 3; Ensemble 2.4; Janitor 3,4; Nat’l H. Soc. 3,4; Track 2. 11 paul stevens Our boy Paul is full of wit. with everyone he makes a hit. Band 1; Bb. 1.2,3,4; Baseb. 1; Cardeon 3; Cl. Off. 2; FFA 1.2.3.4; Off. 2,3,4; FTA 3; Ftb. 3.4; Capt. 4; Homecoming Royalty 4; St. Coun. 3,4: Off. 3,4. philip stevens Just a regular guy with a regular friendly hi. Bb. 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Ftb. 3,4. debra voigt “Full of pep from head to toe, always ready to make things go. Band 1,2,3,4; Cardeon 2.3.4; Cl. Off. 3.4; Declam 2,3,4; Ensemble 2.3; GRA 1.2.3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Off. 3,4; One Act Play 3. randall vreeman I burn the midnight oil, only it's gasoline. FFA 1,2. gene tesmer I was a boy scout until 1 was sixteen, now I'm a girl scout. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cl. Play 3; Declam 1,2,3,4; Ftb. 1.2.3.4; FFA I.2.3.4. deborah tammel Quiet as a babbling brook. Annual 2,3.4: Assist. Ed. 3; Ed. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cardeon 1.2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Cl. Off. 2,3; Cl. Play Acc. 3; Ensemble 2,3; FHA 1.2.3.4; Off. 4; GRA 2.3; H Cl. 3.4; Off. Assist. 3. 12 gerri ward “High school days have their delights, but they can't compare with high school nights. Cardeon 3.4; Chorus 3,4; Declam 3.4; FHA 2; Off. 2; Glee Cl. 1,2; GRA 2.3. john whalen Let the world come as it may. I'll take it either way.” Chorus 2.3,4; Cl. Play 3; FFA 1.2.3.4; FTA 3; Ftb. 1.2.3.4; Golf 2,3.4; Wr. 1.2.3.4; Capt. 4. sherrie wilson “Blondes aren't always lightheaded. Band 1,2.3.4; Cardeon 3.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Cl. Play Acc. 3; Declam 1.2.3.4; Ensemble 2.3,4: FHA 1,2,3.4; GRA 1.2.3.4; H Cl. 3,4; Lib. Assist. 2,3; Off. Assist. 3,4. joann wiltgen Looks like an angel, acts like an angel, but you never can tell what an angel will do. Cardeon 4; Cheerleading 1; FHA 4; Glee Cl. 1.2; GRA 1.2. david wolsted “Walking isn’t a lost art—how else would I get to the garage? Band 1,2,3,4; Camera Cl. 1; Ensemble 3.4; FFA 1.2. class officers Deb Voigt Pres., Mr. Houdek Adv., Deb Tam-mel. Sec., Kathy Caldwell V Pres., Mary Har-stad Treas. 13 t most athletic mike janski deb saxe most musical mary harsted andy hulcher friendliest mike anderson kandy hovey best dressed deb brusse dean erickson most artistic paul stevens janell schrock most successful pat michel bob smedsrud most studious pat nolan jerry burmeister 15 the class of 1973 class colors: burgundy pink class motto: the ocean of life lies before us, the eyes of the future are upon us, for now its time to move on. class flower: white rose gowns: burgundy baccalaureate: may 27, 1973 graduation: may 31, 1973 life does not go backward treading on familiar ground, but ever moving onward. prom The Class of 1973 chose “Children of the Universe” for the theme of the psycodelic prom. The old gym was beautifully decorated with bright, exciting black light posters and florescent paintings. Prom goers were greeted at the door by flashing lights from the computer and then walked through a spaceship door. One very interesting decoration was the junk statue created by the junior boys in Ag. class. Couples danced to the music of “Dead Eye.” The ladies from Big Springs Lutheran Church served a delicious swiss steak dinner. Following the banquet, Curt Hendrickson read the class history, Dennis Berg the class will, and Dick Broadwater the class prophecy. WAITER WAITRESSES: 1st Row: Darrell Bates. Deb Peterson. Deb Engle, and Janelle Har-land. 2nd Row: Bonnie Tammel. Sam Morem. Marian Jones, Randy Sikkink, and Gretchen Harms. 3rd Row: Scott Harstad. Don Bellingham, and Paul Gronneberg. 19 21 homecoming The week started with every class diligently working on their Homecoming floats. However, actual festivities began on September 28 with a formal coronation in the new gym. Mary Harstad and Paul Stevens were crowned Queen and King by Deb Lange and Jim Harstad, last years royalty. Jan Roelofs and Lee Bigalk gave talks describing what Homecoming was like five and ten years ago, respectively. Following the coronation, a pep rally and bonfire was held at the athletic field. The evening ended with a snake dance to the water tower. At the tower, several speeches were given by the Royalty. The parade was held Friday afternoon. The follwoing floats were awarded prizes: the seniors first place, juniors were awarded second, and the freshman received third. In addition to the floats and royalty, the band and girl scouts participated in the parade. Friday night the Cards battled against the Cards from LeRoy-Os-trander, defeating them by a score of 12-6. After the game, a dance was held in the old gym to the theme of “Colour My World featuring the music of the “The Pages.” dean lynn mike kandy john joann mike deb 23 colour my world 24 September 29th 25 1st Row: Gretchen Harms, Linda Hovey, Betty Phillips, Steve Schroeder, Cynthia Harstad. Tom Hogue. Dan Hoag. Scott Wead. Deb Engle, Dale Huesinkveld. Mike Gulbranson. Marian Jones. Scott Harstad. 2nd Row: Roxie Iverson. Ellen Kiehne, Nancy Mix. Sam Morem, Bonnie Tammel, Janelle Harland. Denise Wilhem, Steve Cremer, Gary Meldahl. Qon Bellingham. Barry Reburn 3rd Row: Kathryn Garness. Terri Ward, Karen Garness. Becky Soli. Deb Peterson. Deb Swenson, Jenise Scheevel. Randy Sikkink. Dwight Scrabeck. Terry Torkelson. Wayne Hovey. Paul Gronneberg. Steve Michel, Dave Applen. The junior class worked many long, hard hours and weeks to make our class play Love Rides the Rails” a huge success, with many incidents our class will never forget. A little background on the play is that it’s a melodrama comedy, involving the Harmony, Canton, Mabel Railroad. It schemes for the wicked villains to get the railroad and the girl (Prudence), but little do the innocent heroes know what stands in store for them—namely Carlotta Cortez, Simon Darkway and Dirk Sneath. Leave to the heroes Truman Pendennis and Prudence to save the Harmony, Canton, Mabel Railroad and bring everything back to order. After our last performance most of the cast traveled to Decorah where we ate a tasty meal and left our mark before we journied home again. graduation 1973 To the strains of ‘‘Pomp and Circumstances , 59 seniors marched through the Harmony High School auditorium for commencement. “The Ocean of Life lies before us, the eyes of the future are upon us, for now is the time to move on, was the theme selected by the Seniors. Mr. Ause commented on some of the history of graduating classes. Deb Voigt, Senior class president, awarded Mr. Houdek a special gift in appreciation for service to their class. Mrs. Ruby (ones presented Mrs. Marian Fish-baugher a gift for her years of service on the school board. Following the presentation of the gifts and speeches, Mr. Elmo Dahl, president of the school board, presented the Seniors with their diplomas and thus, closing the final chapter of six years at HHS. Page 82-83 senior class play 1st Row: Dean Erickson. Warren Lund. Mike Janski. John Bellingham. Fossum, Gerri Ward. Peggy Barrett. |o Willgen. Dick Broadwater. Chris Soli. Rob Smcdsrud. Gene Tesmer. 2nd Row: Sherrie Schwartz. Rusty Barnes. Mike Anderson. Phil Nagel. 4th Row: Miss Luchman. Deb Voighl. Sherrie Wilson. |anell Schrock. Janet Hebrink. Mary Director. Cindy |ones. Deb Tammel. Janice Ludens. Sandy Shimek. Harstad Deb Saxe. Deb Brusse. 3rd Row: Cathy Caldwell. Lynette Pat Nolan, Kandace Hovey, Jerry Burmeistcr, Dan Lange. Dan Ryan. “A Thurber Carnival”, a revue created by one of America’s leading humorists. James Thurber, was first performed in New York by Tom Ewell, Peggy Cass, Paul Ford and Alice Ghostly. The play consisted of fourteen individual sketches about tumbling American life. Each sketch was complete in itself, but they were all tied together by Thurber’s unmistakeable style, which is usually referred to as Thurberesque”. Through his subtle humor and satire, Thurber gives you an opportunity to laugh at our fellow human beings by depicting their various situations comically. The situations were all recognized and associated with, for many of the audience have encountered similar circumstances in their own lives. John Bellingham and Deb Voigt were voted best actor and actress by the members of the cast. The Senior class presented “A Thurber Carnival on April 6 and 7. 82 a thurber carnival V basketball The spring sports season was somewhat shortened with all the bad weather. The basketball team finished the season by only having four losses against their record. In tournament play Harmony defeated Caledonia and was then defeated by a strong team from Peterson. A new addition to the golf team this year was Deb Saxe, the first girl to play on the team. Randy Sikkink was the only golfer who qualified for the Regional Tournament in Rochester. Bob Smedsrud qualified for the Region Track meet at Albert Lea. He ran in the 440-yard dash against some very strong competition and was defeated. The baseball team had a very successful season, tieing for first place in the Maple Leaf Conference Championship. 1st row: Steve Fishbaugher, manager, Tim Hardy, Mark Lange, Randy Long, Larry Sikkink. Mark Matson. Robert Hogue. 2nd row: Jerry Burmeister, Jim Brink. John Bellingham. Don Schroeder, Dean Cates. A1 Thoreson, Rick Schwartz. 3rd row: Cynthia Harstad, scorckceper. Paul Gronneberg. Randy Sikkink. Mike Janski, Dean Erickson. Don Bellincham. and Mr. Elston, coach. 84 1st row: Matthew Quandrud. Chris Skaalen. Mike Anderson, and Bob Evenson. 2nd row: Mitch Harstad. Rusty Barnes. Brent Richardson. Greg Easier, and Steve Gulbranson. 3rd row: Randy Sik-kink. Mike Gulbranson, Mike Janski, Dean Erickson, Deb Saxe, and Mr. Davis, coach. track 85 1st row: Jeff Houdek. Dave Jctson. Blaine Whalen. Terry Hermanson, Gene Schroeder, and Jeff Dornink. 2nd row: Mr. Rhodes, coach. Greg Dornink. Bob Smedsrud. Gary Meldahl, Scott Harstad. Dan Hoag. Greg Grooters. and Eric Woods. precious and few The class of 1974 chose Precious and Few” for the theme of their spring prom. The gym was romantically decorated with roses. Pictures were taken against the setting of the waterfall. Couples danced to the music of Colla”. Refreshments were served by the following waiters and waitresses pictured above. From left to right: Mary Whalen. Mark Scheevel, Lee Matson, Kyle Hovey, Pat Strandberg, Dave Kingsley, Leanne Evenson, Jeff Storhoff, Zo Hermanson and Jim Brink. A delicious ham dinner was served by the Harmony House. Following the banquet, Paul Stevens read the class history, Deb Voigt read the class will and Dale Heusinkveld read the class prophecy. honor students 'THE OCEAN I THE EYES LIES BEFORE US, RE ARE UPON US ON.' janell schrock mary harstad Truman Pendennis...........Steve Schrocder Prudence Hopewell..............Marian Jones Harold Stanfast.......................Scott Wead Simon Darkway.................Scott Harstad Dirk Sneath................Dale Heusinkveld Widow Hopewell................Betty Phillips Carlotta Cortez............Gretchen Harms Fred Wheelwright...........Mike Gulbranson Beulah Belle...............Cynthia Harstad Fifi..................................Linda Hovey Dan.....................................Dan Hoag Officer.................................Tom Hogue Miss Tutti..............................Deb Engle Dance Hall Girls..............Roxie Iverson. Nancy Mix. Janelle Harland Bonnie Tammel. Ellen Kiehne. and Denise Wilhelm. Railroad Workers............Don Bellingham. Gary Meldahl. and Steve Cremer Director......................Miss Luehmen Student Director..............Barry Reburn jr. play Tenth, eleventh, and twelvth graders listened to Bob Ryan of KROC TV as he spoke on the current issues of today. In January, the seniors ordered the announcements from Jostens. In keeping with their class colors, the announcements have burgandy numbers and sheild. In the fall, seventh, eight, and ninth grade students busily set out going from door to door to sell magazine subscriptions. The seventh grade proved to be the best salesmen, thus winning day off from school for a class picnic. Individual prizes were awarded according to the number of magazines each sold. Everyone has been intrigued with the video tape machine which was purchased this year. After Mr. Elstad demonstrated it at the Christmas party, it was put to use filming basketball games and wrestling meets. Senior home economics girls played host to preschool youngsters several days a week for about five weeks. The nursery school gave them practical experience in the guidance and care of young children. On the day that school dismissed for The Holidays, the representative from Jostens arrived with the juniors’ class rings. This was the Southeastern Vocational Center’s first year in operation. It proved highly successful for all who attended. 28 SOUTHEASTERN we set out to conquer the world. coaches Mr. Elston. Mr. Carlson. Mr. Jo-hannsen, Mr. Tribon. Not Pictured: Mr. Rhodes. 1st Row: Dean Gates. Don Schrocder. Tim Hardy. John Bellingham, and Rick Bjertness. manager. spring sports Coach Del’s baseball team saw a little light this year as they finished the season with a record of 3-4-2. These guys came back this year with a lot of experience and enthusiasm, as well as the makings of a team. The Harmony track team had the misfortune of only getting a total of 15 guys out for the season. Most of these boys were rookies, but the veterans aided them to a respectable season record. Mr. Rhodes, their coach, did a great job and boosted their egoes. The golf team, led by Randy Sikkink, finished the season with a 2-4 conference record and captured 7th place in the district. Rick Johnson missed going to the Regional meet by one stroke in a playoff. The first team was composed of: Bob Ihns, Rick Johnson, Dean Erickson, Randy Sikkink, Mitch Harstad, and Mike Janski. Jerry Burmeister. Greg Applen, Don Bellingham. Dean Erickson. Mike Janski. Randy Sikkink. and Paul Gronneberg. 1st Row: Eric Woods, Dave jetson, A1 Bates. Jeff Houdek, Dale Heu- 2nd Row: Mr. Rhodes, coach; Mark Gulbranson. Greg Dornink, sinkveld. and Wes Jetson. Scott Harstad. Dan Hoag. Greg Grooters, and Darrell Bates. 1st Row: Mitch Harstad. Greg Harms, Greg Easier. John Whalen. Mr. Davis. Coach; Randy Sikkink. Mike Janski. Rick Johnson. Mike Scott Wead. Jeff Storhoff. and Sam Morem. Gulbranson. Dean Erickson. Russ Barnes, and Bob Ihns. SENIORS: 1st Row: Phil Stevens, Dan Ryan, |ohn Bellingham, Captain: Andy Hulcher. Dan Lange, Gene Tesmer, and Russ Barnes. 2nd Row: Mike (anski. Captain: Paul Stevens, Captain: and Dean Erickson. Coach Johannsen had his best year since coming to Harmony, with five wins and four loses. There were many outstanding plays by Harmony this year. We won our Homecoming again this year, but had to close the season with a loss to a very tough Preston team. Our conference record of four and three was good enough for fourth place in the conference. At the end of the season, Paul Stevens and Dean Erickson had the honor of being named to the Maple Leaf All-Conference Team. 34 football 1st Row: Tim Hardy. Don Schroeder. Greg Easier. A1 Bates. Mitch Harstad, Mark Gulbranson. Lynn Meldahl. Jeff Houdek. and Curt Hegg. 2nd Row: Joel Hardy, mgr.: Scott Lange. Greg Harms. Roland Johnson. Steve Gulbranson. Greg Dornink. Wes Jetson. Dave Kingsley. Jeff Storhoff. Eric Woods. Bob Finke, and Matthew Quanrud, mgr. 3rd Row: Dean Gates. Jim Brink. Dave Applen. Paul Gronne-berg. Randy Sikkink. Mark Scheevel. Scott Harstad. Steve Schroeder. Don Bellingham, and Bob Phillips. 4th Row: John Bellingham. Phil Stevens, Gene Tesmer. Dean Erickson. Dan Ryan. Andy Hul-cher, Mike Janski, Paul Stevens. Dan Lange, and Rusty Barnes. 1st Row: Joe Morgan. Greg Sikkink. David Barnes. Tom Ostby. Robert Ayres. Mark Hebrink. Robert Hogue. Randy Long, and Joe Casey. 2nd Row: Monte Jetson. Mike Prinsen. Randy Bates. Bob Evenson. Terry Peterson, Terry Hermanson. Keith Hoopman, Mark Lange, Randy Mohs. Mark Matson, and Kevin Prinsen. 3rd Row: Danny Daniels. Bill Trouten. Carter Harstad. Gene Schroeder. John Gulbranson, David Soli. Mike Wead, Jeff Dornink, Steve Gulbranson, Kent Tammel. and Leslie Turner. 35 SENIORS: 23-Ed Mundfrom, Phil 35—I Stevens. 25—Bob Smedsrud. 15—John Bellingham, 55—Paul Stevens. 41-Mike )anski. 45—Andy Hulcher. and 31—Dean Erickson. basketball The basketball team, led by experienced seniors, displayed teamwork and overall strength to compile a very impressive season record. They began conference play with an exciting victory over rival Preston Bluejays and continued to establish a winning year. The few losses that the Cards did encounter came by very small margins to tough teams. The Cards played host to the Holiday Tournament which featured Caledonia, LaCresent, Preston, and Harmony. Defense was stressed by Coach Elston as the Cards consistently held their opponents to low scores. Congratulations on your fabulous year! 1st Row: Bob Smedsrud. Dean Cates. Sam Morem. Darrell Bates. Glen Ewalt. mgr; Chris Skaalen. mgr: Blaine Whalen, mgr; Paul Cronneberg. Phil Stevens. Randy Sikkink. and John Bellingham. 2nd Row: Ed Mundfrom. Steve Schroeder. Paul Stevens. Ken Scheevel, Mr. Elston. Mr. [ohannsen. Andy Hulcher. Mike Janski, Dean Erickson, and Don Bellingham. 1st Row: Matthew Quanrud. Don Schroeder. Eric Woods. Jodie Berg, and Tim Hardy. 2nd Row: A1 Bates. Jeff Storhoff. Bruce Cremer. Dwight Scrabeck, Mark Scheevel. Dave Kingsley. Greg Harms. |eff Houdek. and Mitch Harsted. 37 «(r SENIORS: Jason Casey, John Whalen, Gene Tesmer, Dan Ryan, Russ Barnes, and Dick Broadwater Mr. Rhodes coached his team to their third straight conference title this year. The Cardinals were undefeated in conference dual meets, winning impressively over strong LeRoy Cardinal and Chatfield Gopher squads. Several new schools were added to our schedule this season. The Cards took on Rochester Lourdes and Plainview, beating both of the teams by a huge margin. In the latter part of January, the team traveled to Caledonia to participate in an invitational tournament. They came home with a sixth place finishing. Congratulations on this year’s wonderful season! Rochester Lourdes 46 18 La Cresenl 1 44 LeRoy 24 18 Chatfield 34 19 Grand Meadow 46 3 Winona 18 27 1st Row: Doug Barnes, Scott Lange, and Terry Peterson. 2nd Row: Mike Prinsen. Doug Engle. Jason Casey, John Whalen. Jim Brink, Steve Henry, and Dick Broadwater. 3rd Row: Coach Rhodes. Bob Phillips. Scott Harstad, Gene Tesmer, Dan Ryan, and Russ Barnes. wrestling 1st Row: Wayne Scrabeck. mgr.; Joe Casey. Dave Barnes. John Shaw. Greg Sikkink. Kevin Prinsen. Jerry Nagel. Ray Bigalk, Joe Morgan. Terry Peterson, and Phil Whalen, mgr. 2nd Row: Dave Jetson. Larry Tammel. Doug Barnes. Gary Ward. Tom Tieskotter. Bob Finke. Scott Lange. Rick Schwartz. Kent Tammel. and Rich Bjertness. VARSITY: Gretchen Harms. Lee Matson. Mary Jo Daniels. Zo Hermanson, Sandy Applen. Jo Schrock. and Jane!! Schrock Not pictured-Mary Whalen. This year the cheerleaders sent six girls to summer camps to learn new cheers for the new season. They were: Sandy Morem, Liz Johnson, Carol Erickson, Zo Hermanson, Janell Schrock, and Mary Whalen. To earn the chance to go, they sold more candles than the other cheerleaders in a spring fund raising drive. As soon as football was over, we split into two alternating squads for the basketball and wrestling seasons. Ten girls composed the new drill team, The Cardettes. This was the first year for this organization, so much of the season was spent in organization and practice. 40 cheerleaders JR. VARSITY: Carol Erickson. Liz Johnson. Kari Swenson. Barb Prinsen. Mel Hovey, Mary Broadwater, and Sandy Morem. cardettes 1st Row: Kathy Barrett. Val Reburn, and Pam Hovey. 2nd Row: Deb Hoag. Pat Strandberg. Cindy Saxe. Deb Swenson. Jenise Scheevel, Deb Peterson, and Mary Harstad. 1st Row: Bill Trouten. Mark Lange. Randy Long. David Mohs. Joel Hardy. Allen Kingsley. Bob Hogue. Jeremy Storhoff. Mark Hebrink. Mark Matson, and Terry Hermanson. 2nd Row: Curt Harland. Monte Jetson. Gary Nolan. Gene Schroeder. Dave Soli. Craig Scheevel. Clyde Scheevel. Mike Wead. Carter Harstad, Bob Even-son. Bruce Kingsley, and Randy Bates. Gary Hudson Roxie Iverson Dave Jetson Marian {ones Ellen Kichne Randy Kraling Gary Meldahl Kathy Michel Steve Michel Nancy Mix Rick Morem Stuart Morem Deb Peterson Betty Philips Barry Reburn Elaine Scheevel Kenric Scheevel jenise Scheevel Rita Schriever Steve Schroeder Dwight Scrabeck Randy Sikkink Becky Soli Cheryl Stockdale Deb Swenson Bonnie Tammel Allen Thoreson Jean Tieskotter Terry Torkelson Terri Ward Scott Wead Denise Wilhelm Dave Applen Duane Barwold Darrell Bates Don Bellingham Gary Biel Debra Brink Steve Cremer Deb Engle Judy Fravel Kristie Funke Karen Garness Kathryn Garness Dean Gates Paul Gronneberg Greg Grooters Mike Gulbranson Dennis Hammon Jerry Hammersma Pat Hanlon Roger Hanson Janelle Harland Gretchen Harms Cynthia Harstad Scott Harstad Kathy Hass Judy Hebrink John Heibel Dale Heusinkveld Dan Hoag Tom Hogue Linda Hovey Wayne Hovey Dale Heusinkveld V.P. Roxie Iverson Sec. Darrell Bates Pres. Mr. Davis Advisor not pictured: Terri Ward Treas. Sandy Applen Kathy Barrett Linda Berg Rick Bjertness Russ Bremseth Jim Brink Bruce Cremer Mary Jo Daniels Greg Dorn ink Joan Eiken LeAnne Evenson Glen Ewalt Bob Finke Joanne Funke Ken Garness Susie Hanson Cindy Hare Kim Haug Debbie Hebrink Zo Hermanson CeCe Hogue Deb Hoag Kyle Hovey Pam Hovey Wes Jetson Ginny Johnson not pictured: Barb Junge Dave Kingsley Mark Kissinger Kris Kraling Janell Ludens Lee Matson Jim Michel Larry Mihm Joan Nolan Kathy Barrett Treas., Kris Kraling Pres., Pam Hovey Sec., Jim Michel V.P., and Mr. Halsted adv. Dan Peterson Gordy Peterson Bob Phillips Val Reburn Deb Richards Brent Richardson Cindy Saxe Mark Scheevel Jennie Schoppers Jo Schrock Deb Schwartz John Shaw Jeff Storhoff Pat Strandberg Laurel Stoskopf Barb Tammel Tom Tieskotter Mike Trende Ivan Vreeman Rocky Vreeman Mary Whalen Eric Woods Doug Barnes Jackie Barrett A1 Bates Jodie Berg Kim Bigalk Ray Bigalk Mary Broadwater Susie 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 Don Schroeder Treas.. Mrs. Voyna adv.. A1 Bates Pres., Mr. Elston adv.. Jackie Barrett V.P.. and Tim Hardy Sec. Tim Hardy Greg Harms Mitch Harstad Curt Hegg Steve Henry Jeff Houdek Mel Hovey Maria Jaeb Rowland Johnson Mary Jones Scott Lange Mike Liverance Mary Luidahl Kathy Mathison Lynn Meldahl Chuck Nordsving Terry Ostby Barb Prinsen Matt Quanrud Sandy Russet Joan Scheevel Bruce Schriever Don Schroeder Rick Schwartz Wayne Sera beck Kathy Shimek Mary Smedsrud Kari Swenson Larry Tammel Jerry Torkelson Gary Ward Philip Whalen Jackie Wilson 48 Randy Bales Christy Bjertness Diana Block Debra Bremseth Terry Busse Danny Daniels Jeff Domink Bob Evenson Karen Fishbaughcr Renee Fishbaughcr Renee Fossum Rosemary Funke John Culbranson Steve Gulbranson Curt 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 Prinsen Donna Richards Clyde Scheevel Craig Scheevel Linda Schoppers Kay Schriever Gene Schroeder Cynthia Shimek Larry Sikkink David Soli Janet Terbeest Janet Thoreson Julie Wangen Mike Wead Tony Wentworth Steve Gulbranson Treas. Monte Jetson V.P. Mr. Carlson adv. Brenda Hoag Sec. Janet Thoreson Pres. 49 Robert Ayres David Barnes Robin Barnes Dennis Bigalk Renita Block Nancy Busse Joe Casey Suzanne Cremer Penny Daniels Robin Gregorson Krista Gronneberg Dawn Hanlon Teresa Hanson Mary Hammersma Joel Hardy Lori Harstad Rachel Harstad Cameron Haug Mark Hebrink Kevin Hendrickson Terry Hermanson Bob Hogue Keith Hoopman Allen Kingsley Tami Kraling Lori Lange Mark Lange Dale Leitz Randy Long Mark Matson Jay Mensink Penny Michel David Mohs Randy Mohs Joe Morgan Mark Matson V. Pres. Karen Whalen Pres. Mr. Tribon. adv. Rachel Harstad. Sec. Chris Skaalen, Treas. Linnette Mundrom Barb Nagel Tom Ostby Fred Peterson Kevin Prinsen Donna Schoppers Kathy Schwartz Kevin Scrabeck Sheila Shimek Greg Sikkink Chris Skaalen Jeanne Smedsrud Tammy Soland Jeremy Storhoff Sheila Swenson Kent Tammel Katie Todd Michelle Torgerson Robert Trouten Leslie Turner Eldon Vickerman Dawn Voigt Scott Vreeman Rita Wentworth Blaine Whalen Karen Whalen Carolyn Wangen 50 together we lay the foundation for the road of life. Last Summer, the band started the year by taking a bus to Bloomington to march at the Lions Parade. In mid June, we took Cresco by surprise and marched off with first place at their Dairy Days. We headed to Rushford one week later for the Fillmore County Dairy Days where we captured third place. We ended our marching at the Steam Engine Days in Mabel. Our fall, winter, and spring concerts turned out to be a huge success with new innovations being tried. Our faithful pep band provided pep and music for the football and basketball teams. The delicious tasting candy circulating in the community was due to the efforts of the band and chorus members sellings. 1st Row: Deb Brusse, Merri Finke. Barb Tammel. and Janet Thoreson. 2nd Row: Becky Soli. Terri Ward. Carol Erickson. Barb Prinsen, Jackie Wilson. Mary Broadwater. Dave Soli, and Marian Jones. 3rd Row: Deb Peterson. Val Rebum. Jenise Scheevel. Dave Wolsted. A1 Bates. Jo Schrock. Cindy Jones, Dan Hoag. Judy Hebrink. and Laurel Stoskopf. 4th Row: Deb Saxe. Mary Harstad, Paul Gronneberg. Don Bellingham. Andy Hulcher. Deb Tammel. Mary Jones. Dave Kingsley. Kathy Mathison. Eric Woods. Mr. Wilt. Mitch Harstad. and Gene Tesmer. 54 band 1st Row: Pam Hanlon. Janelle Harland. Susie Hanson. Kris Kraling. and Sherrie Wilson. 2nd Row: Gretchen Harms. Ellen Kiehne. Karen Gar ness. Pat Hanlon. Cindy Saxe. Bonnie Tammel. Rita Schriever. and Judy Kingsley. 3rd Row: Ginny Johnson. Deb Richards. Tim Hardy. Joan Scheevel, CeCe Hogue. Mary Jo Daniels. Kathy Barrett. Cy Harstad. Maria Jaeb, and Gwen Dornink. 4th Row: Mark Scheevel. Mr. Wilt. Barry Reburn. A1 Thorcson. Glen Ewalt. Deb Voigt, and Deb Hoag. Sandy Applen. Zo Hermanson. Val Reburn, and LeAnne Evenson. 1st Row: Val Reburn. Maria |aeb, Gerri Ward. Tim Hardy, Randy Kraling. John Whalen. Deb Brink. LeAnne Evenson. and Lee Matson. 2nd Row: Janell Ludens, Deb Tammel, Gwen Dornink. Becky Soli. Marian Jones. Susie Hanson. Mary Whalen, and Pam Hanlon. 3rd Row: John Bellingham, Jim Brink. Deb Swenson. Bob Smedsrud. Rita Schriever. Brent Richardson. Gary Mcldahl. Darrell Bates, and Bill Evenson. 4th Row: Greg Harms. Warren Lund, Gene Tes-mer. Scott Wead, Don Bellingham, Dean Erickson. Scott Harstad, Kenric Scheevel, and Chris Soli. z t V % CSi ft 1 f Mk' 56 9 chorus 1st Row: Sandy Russet, Cindy Jones, Jenise Scheevel, Jo Schrock. Laurel Stoskopf, Greg Easier, Sherrie Wilson, and Sandy Applen. 2nd Row: Deb Peterson. Kathy Mathison, Janell Schrock. Deb Saxe, Kris Kraling, Deb Hoag. Carol Erickson, and Judy Hebrink. 3rd Row: Kandy Hovey, Jeff StorhofT, Gretchen Harms, Pat Strandberg, Bonnie Tam-mel. Jeff Houdek, Dale Heusinkveld, and Cindy Saxe. 4th Row: Mark Scheevel, Steve Schroeder, Dan Ryan. Mike Gulbranson, Dan Hoag. Dan Lange, Bruce Cremer, and Paul Gronneberg. In addition to the traditional Christmas and Spring concerts, the Senior Chorus presented a midwinter concert. Prior to our Christmas concert, the chorus traveled to the Apache Mall to sing Christmas selections. Miss MacLaine, a student from Luther College spent part of the year with us practicing teaching. Twelve members participated in the Dorian Festival at Luther. They were: Gretchen Harms, Marian Jones, Kris Kraling, Deb Hoag, Laurel Stoskopf, Susie Hanson, Warren Lund, Dan Hoag, Chris Soli, Dean Erickson, Paul Gronneberg, and Randy Kraling. 57 1st Row: Janet Thoreson, Kate Todd, Stephanie Jaeb, Christy Bjert-ness, Penny Michel, Robin Gregorson, Tammy Soland, Krista Gronneberg, and David Soli. 2nd Row: Donna Schoppers, Gene Schroeder. Mark Lange. Lori Harstad. Michelle Torgerson, Donna Richards, Linda Schoppers, Barb Nagel. Penny Daniels. Rita Wentworth. Lori Lange. Cynthia Shimek, Kim Bigalk. Sheila Shimek. Liz Johnson, and Karen Fishbaugher. 3rd Row: Jeff Dornink, Larry Sik-kink, Jeff Houdek, Mark Hebrink, Greg Sikkink. Greg Harms, Joel Hardy. Mark Matson, Tony Wentworth. Bruce Kingsley, Chris Skaalen, Robin Barnes. Randy Bates, Roland Johnson. Mitch Harstad, and Tammi Mikkelson. 4th Row: Mr. Wilt. Terry Hermanson, Sandy Morem, Brenda Hoag, Rachel Harstad. and Dawn Voigt. junior music 1st Row: Rita Wentworth. Kay Schriever, Terri Busse. Tammy Kral-ing, Carol Hovey, Rachel Harstad, Tammy Soland. Sheila Swenson, Katie Todd, Robin Barnes, Barb Nagel, Penny Michel, Kathy Schwartz. Nancy Busse, and Penny Daniels. 2nd Row: Linnette Mundfrom, Dawn Hanlon. Mary Hammersma, Mary Luidahl, Karen Whalen, Michelle Torgerson. Janet Terbeest, Sandy Morem, Carol Erickson, Linda Schoppers, Stephanie Jaeb, Donna Schoppers, Suzanne Cremer, Dawn Voigt, Krista Gronneberg, Carolyn Wangen, and Teresa Hanson. 3rd Row: Lori Harstad. Lori Lange, Joan Schee- vel. Ann Junge, Christy Bjertness, Liz Johnson. Maria Jaeb, barb Prinsen, Donna Richards. Mary Jones. Melodee Johnson. Robin Gregorson, Janet Thoreson, Karen Fishbaugher. Kim Hebrink. Julie Wangen. and Sheila Shimek. 4th Row: Mary Broadwater, Renee Fos-sum, Sandy Russet. Barb Hanlon. Pam Hanlon. Jackie Wilson. Jackie Barrett, Gwen Dornink. Kathy Shimek. Brenda Hoag, Cynthia Shimek, Mary Smedsrud. Kari Swenson. Mel Hovey. Kathy Mathison, and Tammi Mikkelson. 58 1st Row: Allen Kingsley, Curt Harland, and Joe Casey. 2nd Row: Tony Wentworth. Randy Long, Mark Matson, and Terry Hermanson. 3rd Row: Bruce Kingsley. Mark Lange, and Kent Tammel. 4th Row: Chris Skaalen, Mike Wead, and Bill Trouten. Not pictured: Jeremy Storhoff. annual staff This year the members of the annual staff got more involved with the actual work of planning and creating the yearbook. In the past, only the editors did the selection of pictures, layouts, and story copy. Ten of the staff were selected as business managers and were responsible for collecting money from our sponsors and selling the yearbook to students. We also are associated with a different publishing company this year, Paragon Yearbooks. After many hours of dreaming, planning, and working, the 1973 “Cardinal” became a reality. We hope you enjoy this year’s edition. Is! Row: Janell Schrock, ed.; Mr. Halsted. adv.; Deb Tammel. ed.; 2nd Row: A1 Thoreson, Dan Hoag- 3rd Row: Mike Culbranson, Nancy Mix, Kathy Garness. 4th Row: Karen Garness, Betty Phillips. 5th Row: Kandy Hovey. Janelle Harland. Gretchen Harms. 6th Row: Jan Hebrink, Marian Jones. 7th Row: Cy Harstad. Bonnie Tammel, Linda Hovey. 8th Row: Larry Mihm, and Barry Reburn. cardeon staff “The Cardeon” is the voice of the students of Harmony High. It consists of class news, club news, gossip, editorials, and book reviews. Often it contains poems, jokes, or stories. The staff exchanged newspapers with other schools to gain new ideas. Sometimes these ideas were used in our paper. The student body usually responded favorably to these. All the people involved, especially the staff, have worked hard to make “The Cardeon” a better publication. 1st Row: Kathy Caldwell, ed.; Deb Brusse. ed.; Linda Hovey. assist, ed.; Deb Engle, assist, ed. 2nd Row: Rachel Harstad, Robin Barnes, Susie Hanson, )anelle Harland, Gerri Ward, Jo Wiltgen, Lynn Fos-sum, Mary Harstad. Deb Voigt. Deb Tammel. Nancy Mix, Kathy Garness. Pat Nolan. Pam Hovey. Mary Whalen. Sherrie Wilson, Jan Hebrink. Denise Wilhelm. Roxie Iverson, Sherry Schwartz. Chris Soli, and Scott Harstad. 61 student council 1st Row: Bob Smedsrud. V Pres.: Paul Stevens. Pres.; and Diane Jetson. Sec. 2nd Row: Scott Harstad. Treas.; Mitch Harstad. Kevin Prinsen. Bonnie Tammel. Parlim.; and Deb Engle. 3rd Row: Karen Fishbaugher, LeAnne Evcnson, Mark Scheevel and Pam Hanlon. national honor society 1st Row: Sherrie Wilson. Deb Voigt. Deb Tammel. Pat Nolan. Deb Brusse. Gretchen Harms. Marian Jones, Janell Schrock, and Deb Saxe. 2nd Row: A1 Thoreson. Don Bellingham. Scott Harstad, Mike Janski. Chris Soli, Dean Erickson. Dan Hoag, and John Bellingham. staters Candidates: A1 Thoreson. Bonnie Tammel. Dan Hoag, Gretchen Harms. Don Bellingham, and Marian Jones. 63 Under the new direction of Mrs. Voyna, the F.H.A. had a very enjoyable and busy year. We did a lot of activities as compared to previous years. Halloween the members had a taffy pull and carved pumpkins which we then gave to the Harmony Nursing Home. Once again this year we had a special Christmas dinner of spaghetti and ground beef, which was enjoyed by all attending. At the February meeting, we had a Valentines party. Our big spring activity was taking a trip. We had several money-making projects this year. All members baked cookies, cakes, bread, bars, or other edible goodies for our bake sale in December. Also, the F.H.A. served at several basketball games and wrestling meets. In the spring, we had a group project of selling stationary. The money we earned from these projects will be used for paying off the dishwasher in the Home Ec. Dept, and purchasing a plaque in memory of Elizabeth Stevens. 1st Row: Deb Voigt. Pres.: Kim Bigalk. Sandy Applcn. Mary Jo Daniels. Zo Hermanson. Kathy Caldwell. Sherrie Wilson and Janell Schrock. 2nd Row: Janelle Harland, Sec.; Janice Ludens. Carol Erickson. Sherry Schwartz. Cindy Jones. Rosemary Bremseth, and Maria |acb. 3rd Row: Deb Richards. V.Pres.; Sandy Shimek. Janet Hebrink. Judy Kingsley. Deb Henry. Diane Jetson. and Kathy Math-ison. 4th Row: Deb Tammel, Treas.: Mary Jones, Linda Hovey. Bonnie Tammel, Mary Whalen. Pam Hovey. Kathy Barrett. Pam Han- lon. Sandy Russet, and Kathy Shimek. 5th Row: Jackie Wilson. Mary Smedsrud, Gwen Domink. Barb Prinsen, Karen Garness. Denise Wilhelm. Terri Ward. Kathryn Garness. and Betty Phillips. 6th Row: Susie Hanson. Jo Wiltgen. Lynnette Fossum, Jo Schrock. Kris Kraling, Mary Broadwater, Linda Berg. CeCe Hogue, and Virginia Johnson. 7th Row: Kim Haug, Cindy Saxe. Kandy Hovey. Lee Mat-son, Deb Hoag. Nancy Mix, LeAnne Evenson, Joan Eiken. and Cynthia Harstad. 64 ffa The Harmony Chapter had a busy and varied year. Members sold fruit, rat bait, and gardenseeds to earn money which was used for the annual banquet, supplies, and trips. Rick Fick and Ron Sherburne, District officers, were present for the initiation of the Greenhands, and presentation of the Chapter Sweetheart, Lynn Fossum. A number of boys participated in judging contests of Meat, General Livestock, and Dairy. This provided valuable experience for these members. Bob Smedsrud, a senior, spent a week last summer at a national F.F.A. Seminar in Washington, D.C. There he toured various governmental buildings and met several elected Congressmen. This year’s goal was to become active in judging contests and district activities. 1st Row: Mr. Schams, advisor; Bob Smedsrud. V. Pres.; Ed Mundf-rom, Reporter; Don Bellingham. Sec.; Lynn Fossum. Sweetheart: Paul Stevens, Pres.; Dan Ryan. Treas.; and Phil Nagel, Sentinal. 2nd Row: Dan Peterson. Rocky Vreeman. Kyle Hovey. and Terry Engle. 3rd Row: Ivan Vreeman. Ken Garness, Mark Lcnz. Kevin Roesler, Rick Morem. and Randy Kraling. 4th Row: Gary Biel. Dave Hovey, Mike Ragland. Steve Scrabeck, Dennis Hammon. and Roger Hanson. 5th Row: Ken Scheevel. Greg Grooters. Abe lunge. Phil Stevens, Gene Tesmer, and Dan Grooters. 6th Row: Russ Barnes. Wayne Hovey. Dean Erickson, and Doug Fishbaugher. 7th Row: Tom Tieskotter. Gary Hudson. Jerry Hammersma. and Bob Phillips. 8th Row: Dave Kingsley. John Bellingham, and Mark Scheevel. 65 1st Row: Brenda Hoag. Pres.; Janet Thoreson. V. Pres.; Suzanne Cremer. Treas.; and Karen Whalen. Sec. 2nd Row: Rita Wentworth. Tammy Soland. Robin Barnes. Barb Nagel. Rachel Harstad, Terri Busse, and Nancy Busse. 3rd Row: Sheila Swenson. Dawn Hanlon. Linnette Mundfrom. Stephanie Jaeb, Carol Wangen. Krista Gronneberg, and Dawn Voigt. 4th Row: Donna Schoppers, Cindy Shimek. Lori Lange, Lori Harstad. Michelle Torgerson, and Janet Terbeest. 5th Row: Sandy Morem. Christy Bjertness, Peggy Johnson. Cindy Shimek. Melodee Johnson, and Ann Junge. 6th Row: Renee Fossum. Tammi Mikkelson. Donna Richards. Liz Johnson, and Linda Schoppers. The G.R.A. is divided into two separate groups, being the Sr. G.R.A. and the Jr. G.R.A. Both groups have about the same schedule, but the Sr. G.R.A. has more activities than the Jr. group. We compete with other schools in such sports as flag football, gymnastics, soccer, golf, volleyball, basketball, softball, and track and field. Each month we had a fun activity such as bowling, swimming, skiing, overnight in the gym, and a camp out. We had a very successful and enjoyable year in G.R.A. under the leadership of our advisor. Miss Dutcher. 66 1st Row: Mary Luidahl. Sandy Applen, Deb Saxe, Pres.: Deb Swenson, V Pres,; Kari Swenson. Sec:.; LeAnne Evenson. Treas.; Kim Bi-galk, and Zo Hermanson. 2nd Row: Val Reburn. Carol Erickson. Denise Wilhelm. Karen Garness. Maria Jaeb. Betty Phillips. Sherrie Wilson, CeCe Hoge. Pam Hovey. and Mary Jo Daniels. 3rd Row: Ja-nelle Harland, Kathy Barrett. Lee Matson. Kris Kraling, Jo Schrock, Mary Harstad, Barb Prinsen. Deb Hoag, Sandy Shimek. Deb Rich- ards, and Mary Broadwater. 4th Row: Gwen Dornink. Mary Smeds-rud, Jackie Wilson. Janet Hebrink. Nancy Mix. Kathy Garness, Mary Whalen. Marian Jones. Deb Peterson, and Mary Jones. 5th Row: Bonnie Tammel. Jackie Barrett. Barb Hanlon. Ginny Johnson. Susie Hanson. Lynn Fossum, Cynthia Harstad, Pat Strandberg. Kandy Hovey, Cindy Saxe. Sandy Russet, and Pam Hanlon. student helpers Principal's Office: 1st Row: John Bellingham. Phil Nagel, Rick Bjerlness. Kathy Hass, Denise Wilhelm. |an Hebrink, Cindy Jones, Janell Schrock. and Becky Soli. 2nd Row: Don Bellingham. Paul Gronnebcrg. Mike Gulbranson. and Randy Sikkink. These students Contribute much to the smooth operation of our school. All too often, it seems that they are taken for granted. Therefore, on these two pages we take the time to give them the recognition they deserve and say a special thank you for all the time they spent during the year. Superintendent's Office: Sherrie Wilson. Phil Nagel. and Pat Nolan. 68 janitors: Jeff Fishbaugher and Chris Soli. Kitchen Helpers: Kay Schriever. Terri Busse, Kim Bigalk, and Tony Wentworth. 2nd Row: Renita Block. Kim Haug, and Jean Tieskotter. Phy. Ed. Helper Deb Saxe. Darrell Bates. Dick Broadwater. Russ Barnes, and Dan Ryan. Biology Helpers: Scott Wead, Dave letson, and Tom Hogue. Librarians: Terri Busse, Kim Bigalk, Donna Schoppers. Lori Lange, and Renita Block. 2nd Row: Judy Fravel. Judy Hebrink. Mary Whalen. Joan Nolan, and Diana Block. 69 mr. doug carlson You’re all a bunch of prussies. Math 7. 8. Algebra. Coach mr. dean davis “Check and see if he’s still alive. English 11. 12 mr. martin elstad I would like to thank you fine young ladies and gentlemen. Music 7. 8. Chemistry. Assist. Principal, A.V. Director mr. del elston “Time out here now! Biology, Adv. Biology, Coach mrs. lois hauder I’ve had just about enough of this! English 11, Librarian mr. james halsted Did you come here to type? Steno, Bookkeeping, Typing mr. curt johannsen “You people make more work out of trying to get out of work. Social Studies, Civics, Economics, Coach miss cynthia leuhmann “Learn your lines! English 9,10, German mr. steven lemire Did you hear the one about . . . Industrial Arts mrs. carol rhodes “Plunge in. English 10,11, Speech mr. jon rhodes You can tell they're basketball players. Phy. Ed. Health 8.10. Psychology. Coach mr. david runkel What are your predictions for tonight s game? Geometry. Science 7.8. Physics • mr. david schams This is a steady hall, steady, steady, steady.” Agriculture mr. james taubert When I was your age . . . History. Civics. General Math mrs. lois voyna Those senior boys are so immature.” Home Ec. mr. frank tribon V mr. marvin wilt You can practice at home. Art. Instrumental Music “Did you have a nice nap? Sociology. Social Studies, Government administration mr. les houdek principal mrs. joyce prinsen secretary mrs. june wilt secretary mr. edward harms counselor J 76 mrs. lucille trouten secretary SCHOOL BOARD: Bill Bellingham, Richard Reuter, Harold Ause, Marian Fishbaugher, Dean Brunsvold, Ruby Jones, and Elmo Dahl. 78 sponsors $1.00 Bill's Radio T.V. Gambles Austin’s Kennels Torgerson Auto Sale Body Shop Canton Variety Knotty Pine Bar of Canton $2.00 Princess Beauty Salon Bernie’s Sport Shop Granger Mill Town Country Granger IGA Market Lutheran Brotherhood Agency-Ron Evenson Rendezvous Peter Produce. Inc. 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