Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1975 volume:

Homecoming 3 Seniors 9 Underclassmen 29 Activities 37 Sports 59 Faculty 77 2 3 Kyle Hovey, Mark Scheevel, Dave Kinglsey, Jo Schrock, Pam Hovey, and Zo Hermanson 1st Attendants. Mary Whalen Jim Brim Greg Dornink, Jeff Storhoff, Mike Schimming, Eva Nogva, Leanne Evenson, Sandy Applen, Honorary Princess and Escort. Homecoming Royalty 1974 4 5 7th Grade Float Freshman Float After a hectic week of decorating the gym, and making floats, friday was finally here. The activities began with a parade in the afternoon. That night was the footballgame, though we lost the boys played a fine game. A dance followed, the theme was Rock around the clock , music was provided by Fairweather. 1074 King and Queen Jim Brinh, Mary IDhalen 6 7 8 9 Senior Cyndie Saxe, Kyle Hovey Deb Richards, Brent Richardson Best Dressed Most Talkative Most Talented Gordy Peterson, Pam Hovey Class Clowns CeCe Hogue, Jim Michel Standouts Janell Ludens. Dave Kingsley Most Adventurous Eva Nogva. Mike Shimming friendliest Most Athletic Oaijdreamers Glen Ewalt. Mary Jo Daniels Jim Brink, Lee Matson 11 Larry Mihm. Linda Berg Most Successful 2nd hour Econ. Class Most Tardy Most flirtatious Susie Hanson, Wes Jetson Most Accident Prone Leanne Evenson, Mark Scheevel 12 13 Sandra Joan Applen If giggles were unlaw ful I'd spend the rest of my life in jail. Cl. Off. 3,4, Nat. H. Soc. 3.4. F.H.A. 2,3,4. G.R.A. 1.2,3, Gym. 3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Royalty 4, Cardoen 2, Declam 2, Off. Assist. 4, Cl. Play 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Glee Club 1, German Club 2,3. Kathleen Frances Barrett She was meant to be an angel but somebody ran away with the pattern. Cl. Off. 2,3, F.H.A. 1,2,3. G.R.A. 1,2, Pom pon 2, Cardoen 2,3,4, Annual 2,3,4, Cl. Play 3,4, Band 1.2,3,4, Choir 3, Glee Club 1, Ensemble 3,4. Linda R. Berg No goal is to high if I climb with care and confidence. Nat. H. Soc. 3,4, F.H.A. 1,2, Cardoen, 3,4, Off. Assist 2.3,4, Cl. Play 3, Glee Club 1 Richard Dean Bjertness If I don't say much I won't be called upon to repeat it. Wr. 1,2,3,4, Off. Assist. 2, Cla Play 3 Baesb. 1.2. James Dean Brink It's better to sleep in class than to waste a perfectly good night. F.F.A. 4, Wr. 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,2,3. Ensemble 2,3, Ftb. 1,2,3,4, Baseb. 2,3,4, Capt. Wr. and Ftb. 14 Bruce Alan Cremer Why should I agree with the rest of the world when I know I'm right. Bb. 1,2, German Club 2,3, Annual 4, Off. Assist. 4, Cl. Play 3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Ensemble 3,4. Mary Jo Daniels Eyes that light up at the mention of fun. F.H.A. 1,2,3, Cheerleader 2,3, Cardoen 3.4, Annual 3,4, Cl. Play 3,4, Band 1.2.3.4, Ensemble 3,4. Gregorry M. Dornink To believe is to be strong. F.F.A. 1, Track 1,2,3, Ftb. 1,2,3,4, Joan M. Eiken Either I will find a way or I will make one. F.H.A. 1,2, Declam 2,3,4, Cl. Play 3. Leanne Marie Evenson School days have their delights but they can't compare to weekend nights. St. Coun. 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, G.R.A. 1,2,3, Bb. 3, Cardoen 3,4, Annual 3,4, Cl.Play 3, Choir 2.3.4. 15 Glendon Stuart Ewalt Sometimes I sits and thinks and sometimes I just sits. Teacher's Aid 3.4, Boy's State alt. 3, BB Mgr. 1,2, Annual 4, Cl. Play 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Ensemble 2,3,4, Honor Band 4, Nat. Math Test 3,4, JoAnn Marie Funke If silence were golden how wealthy she would be. F.F.A.4, Lib. Assit, 3,4, Off. Assist. 3, Ensemble 2,3, Off. Helper. Kenneth Alan Garness I think, I think more than you think I think. F.F.A. 1.2,3,4, Phy. Ed. Helper 3, Cl. Play 3, Band 1. Susan Evangeline Hanson Laughing, talking, having fun, life for her has just begun. Cl. Off. 1,2,3, Nat. H. Soc. 1,2,3,4, Wr. Stat. 3,4, Cardeon 1,2, Dpclam 2,4, Cl. Play 3.4, Band 1,2,3,4. Choir 1,2,3,4, Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, German Club 1,2,3,4, All State Choir, Nat. H. Soc. Honor Choir. Cindy Sue Hare Her heart is like the moon there is a man in it. F.H.A. 4, Teacher Assist. 3,4, Glee Club 1. 16 Debra Ann Hebrink Today is the Tomorrow I worried about yesterday. F.H.A. 4. G.R.A. 2, Lib. 4, Glee Club 1,2. Zo Ellen Hermanson Little, witty, and wise, a terror for her size. F.H.A. 2,3,4, G.R.A. 1, Cheerleader 2.3.4, Band Majorette 1,2,3,4, Cardeon 3.4, Declam 1,3,4, Off. Assist. 4, Cl. Play 3,4, Glee Club 1, Royalty. Debra Ann Hoag The Hurrieder I go, the behinder I get. Nat'n. H. Soc. 3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, G.R.A. 1,2,3, Pom-Pon 2,3,4, German Club 2,3, Annual 4, Editor 4, Declam 2,3,4, One Act Play 4, Band 1,2,3,4. Choir 1,2,3,4, Ensemble 1,2,3,4. Cecelia Ann Hogue She has an innocent face-but you can never tell. Cl.Off. 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, G.R.A. 1,2,3, Cardeon 3,4, Editor 4, Off. Assist. 4, Cl. Play 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4. Kyle Mark Hovey It isn't what you do, it's what you get away with. F.F.A. 1,2,3, Wr. 1, Cl. Play 3.4. Roy. alty. 17 i Pamela Kay Hovey She lets the light shine without turning the spot on herself. Cl. Off. 2, F.H.A. 2,3,4, G.R.A. 1,2,3, Cheerleader 3, Pom-Pon 2,4, Cardeon 2,3,4, Annual 2,3,4, Declam 3,4, Off. Assist. 3,4, Cl. Play 3,4, Glee Club 1, Royalty. Maria Ann Jaeb There are two answers to every question, mine and the teacher's. F.H.A. 1,2,3, G.R.A. 1,2, Band 1,2,3, Cl. Play 3, Choir 1,2, Glee Club 1. Wesley D. Jetson Just who do you think taught Casanova? Bb. 1, Track 1,3, Cl. Play 3, Fb. 1,2,3, St. Help 2, 3,4. Virginia Lou Johnson Her laugh fills every room and then some. F.H.A. 2,3,4, G.R.A. 2, Cardeon 4. Cl. Play 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Ens. 3,4, Honor Band. Barb J. Junge If school is liberty give me death. F.H.A. 1,4, Glee Club 1. 18 Kristi Ann Kraling If for good times she were paid, she would have a fortune made. St. Coun. 3, Cl. Off. 2, F.H.A. 1,2.3.4, G.R.A. 1,2,3, Bb. 3,4, Declam 1,2,3,4, Cl. Play 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Ensemble 1,2,3,4. Davicl Eugene Kingsley Who's afraid of the big bad faculty. Cl. Off. 1, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Bb. 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Ensemble 1,2,3, Ftb. 1,2, 3,4, Royalty. Janell Marie Ludens She doesn't study her lessons, she lessens her studies. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, G.R.A. 1,2, Cardeon 3.4. Annual 3.4. Lib. 1. Cl. Plav 3.4. Choir 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Honor Choir. Mark Steven Kissinger I was a boyscout until I was sixteen, now I'm a girl scout. Cl. Play 3, Choir 1, Ftb. 1 LeAndra Del Matson When I'm near the guy I love, I love the guy I'm near. F.H.A. 1,2,3, VB. 3,4, Cheerleader 1,2, Cl. Play 3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Ensemble 1,2,3,4. 19 James Lee Michel There surely must be some hard work in him, for none has ever come out. Cl. Off. 2, Wr. 1,2, Declam 2, Cl. Play 3. Larry Dale Mihm To those who search, life reveals it's mystery. Boys' State 3, Cardeon 1, Annual 1, Declam 1,2,3,4, Cl. Play 3. Joanne Marie Nolan She had so many bright sayings her hair turned red. N. H. Soc. 3,4, Declam 1,2,3,4, Lib 2,3, Cl. Play 3,4, Glee Club 1. Dan J. Peterson Some Think the world was made for a good time and so do I. Cl. Off. 1, F.H.A. 1,2,3, Off. 2. Eva Johanne Nogva She is special in many ways, in our hearts she'll always stay. Honorary Princess 4, Annual 4, Norwegian Foreign Exchange Student. 20 Valerie Reburn Love came into her heart one day, just for a visit and decided to stay. F.H.A. 1, Pom-Pon 2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 4, Annual 3, Cl. Play 3, Choir 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Ensemble 2,4. Gordon J. Peterson When I make a fool of myself you've never seen better craftsmanship. Bb. 1,2, Annual 4, Cl. Play 3,4, Band 1,2, Choir 1,2,4. Debbie Kathryn Richards Her mind never knows what her mouth will say next. Cl. Off. 1, F.H.A. 2,3,4, G.R.A. 2, Car- deon 4, Annual 3,4, Lib. 2,3, Cl. Play 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Ensemble _ n ni_.„. 1,2,3,4. Robert B. Phillips His idea of a perfect day, less work and more play. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Wr. 1,2,3,4, Cl. Play 3, Ftb. 1,2,3,4. Brent James Richardson I try to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Bb. 1, Off. Assist. 3,4, Cl. Play 3, Band 1, Choir 1,2,3,4, Baseb. 1, Golf 1,2,3,4. 21 Cynthia Ann Saxe The twinkle in her eye portray the mischief in her mind. Cl. Off. 1,4. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, G.R.A. 1,2,3, Bb. 3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, VB 3, Gym. 3, Annual Editor 4, Cardeon 3, Annual 3,4, Off. Assist. 4, Cl. Play 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Ensemble 3,4. Mark M. Scheevel If smart remarks were grains of sand, he'd be a desert. Cl. Coun. 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3, Bb. 1.2.3.4, Honor Band 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Ftb. 1.2.3.4. Jenni Clare Schoppers She has a mind and speaks it, she has a goal and seeks it. F.H.A. 1,3,4, Cardeon 3,4, Cardeon Editor 4, Declam 4, Off. Assist. 3,4, Cl Play 3,4, St. Director 3, High Quiz Bowl Captain 4. Joleen Loree Schrock High heels were invented by the girl who was kissed on the forehead. Cl. Off. 3, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Bb. 3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Cardeon 1,2, Annual 2,3,4, Honor Band, Royalty. Michael John Schimming He's not too big and not too loud, but surely welcome in every crowd. Cl. Off. 4, Wr. 1,2.3,4, Off. Assist. 4, Royalty. 22 Deborah Jean Schwartz Feelings are not like faucets you can turn on and off. F.H.A. 4, G.R.A. 2.3, Cardeon 2,3.4, Annual 3,4, Cl. Play 3, Art Club 4. Jeffrey Kent Storhoff Keep grinning it makes people wonder what you have been up to. Cl. Off. 1, Bb. 1.2,3,4, Off. Assist. 3, Choir 1,2,3,4, Ftb. 1.2.3.4 Rovalty. Barbara J. Tammel It always shows a fine command of speech to say nothing. F.H.A. 1,2,4, Cl. Play 3,4, Cardeon 4, Lib. 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1. Ivan Ray Vreeman Work fascinates me, I could look at it all day. F.F.A. 1. Rocky Lynn Vreeman Play and I play with you, work and you work alone. F.F.A.1. John A. Shaw The greatest unexplored area lies under his hat. Wr. 2, Off. Assist. 3. Not Pictured 23 Mary Jane Whalen As far as I'm concerned men are no problem they are the answer. St. Coun. 1.4, Cl. Off. 3.4, Natl. H. Soc. 3,4, Bb. 3,4, VB 3,4, Cardeon 1,2, 3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Cl. Play 3,4, Lib. 1,2,3, Homecoming Queen. Laurel Marie Finke Eric C. Woods Her true Happiness make others smile. F.H.A. 1,2, G.R.A. 1, Pom-Pon 3, Cl. Play 3, Band 1.2. Choir 1.2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Ensemble 1,2,3.4. When I feel like working, I just rest until the urge is gone. Bb. 1, Track 1,2,3,4, Band 1. Ftb. 1,2, 3,4. Robert Alan Finke The thing he wants to get out of school most, is himself. Band 1. Ftb. 1,2,3, High Quiz Bowl. 24 We were very lucky this year to have a Norwegian student come live and go to school with us for a year. Eva Nogva came in August, just in time to start school. She got along well with the kids from the start. A couple of her favorite new foods were watermelon and marshmallows. She was able to travel to 11 different states during her stay. It has been a joy having her in our Senior Class, and we will all miss her very much. We love you, Eva! mamm 25 now Class officers MiheSchimming-Pres. Cyndie Saxe-UlrePres. Sandy Applen-Sec. CeCe Hogue-Treas. Mr. Houdeh-Adv. CLASS Of 75. Class Motto: “All we hope to be, or euer will be, we are now becoming.” Class Color: Royal blue and light blue. Class flower: Red rose. Baccalaureate: Sunday, May 25,1075. Commencement: Thursday, May 20,1075. 28 29 Juniors Doug Jackie Allen Jodie Kim Ray Mary Karla Susie Barnes Barrett Bates Berge Bigalk Bigalk Broadwate Brunsvold Caldwell Chuck Chris Gwen Greg Doug Carol Dennis Jeff Harold Caswell Cr � m®r Dornink Easier Enqle Erickson Fischer Fishbaugher Fravel Dave Barb Pam Greg Mitch Curt Jeff Melody Gary Gulbranson Hanlon Hanlon Harms Harstad Hegg Houdek Hovey Johnson Robbie Mary Scott Mike Mary Kathy Chuck Terry Barb Johnson Jones Lange Liverance Luidahl Mathison Nordsving Ostby Prinsen Matthew Sandy Joan Bruce Don Wayne Quanrud Russet Scheevel Schriever Schroeder Scrabeck Kathy Mary Kari Shimek Smedsrud Swenson Not Pictured Steve Henry Rollie Johnson Larry Tammel Jerry Gary Torkelson Ward Phillip Jackie Whalen Wilson 30 i w Mike Austin Bob Evenson Brenda Hoag Tami Mikkelson Linda Schoopers Tony Wentworth Sophomores Randy Christy Diana Debra Terry Ruth Danny Geff Bates Bjertness Block Bremseth Busse Cummings Daniels Dornink Karen Renee Rosemary John Steve Curtis Carter Kim Fishbaugher Fossum Funke Grant Gulbranson Harland Harstad Hebrink Carol Stephanie Monte Liz Melodee Ann Bruce Mary Hovey Jaeb Jetson Johnson Johnson Junge Kingsley Lingen Sandy Jerry Gary Terry Mike Donna Clyde Craig Morem Nagel Nolen Peterson Prinsen Richards Scheevel Scheevel Kay Gene Larry Dave Janet Janet Brian Julie Schriever Schroeder Sikkink Soli Terbeest Thoreson Tornow Wangen Not Pictured Cynthia Shimek 31 freshmen Bob Ayres Dave Robin Barnes Barnes Dennis Remta Nancy Bigalk Block Busse Joe Casey Caroll Suzanne Penny Caswell Cremer Daniels Jane Wayne Garbisch Grant Robin Dawn Teresa Mary Lori Rachel Mark Gregerson Hanlon Hanson Hammersma Harstad Harstad Hebrink Kevin Hendrickson Terry Bob Hermanso Houge Keith Home ai Hoopman Johnson Kingsley Jamie Lori Mark Dale Randy Kraling Lang Lange Leitz Long Arlene Morger Fred Cynthia Kevin Peterson Polita Prinsen Donna Kevin Sheila Schoppers Scrabeck Shimek Gregg Chris Sikkmk Skaalen Jeanne Jeremy Smesrud Storhoff Kathy Schwartz Sheila Swenson Kent Tammel Katie Todd Michel la Torgerson Jeff Tor now Robert Trouton Lesslie Turner Eldon Dawn Vickerman Voigt Scott Carolyn Rita Blain Vreeman Wangen Wentworth Whalen Karen Whalen 32 8th Crade David David Donald Marilyn Steven Terry Susan Timothy David Ayres Barrett Barrett Berg Bigalk Bigalk Block Browning Brunsvold Jill Donald Cheryl Brenda Brian Brenda Andy Todd Steven Burmeister Busse Caswell Elton Elton Evenson Finke Fisher Fishbaugher Brenda Lorrin David Connie Steven Ruth Randal Penny Jody Gulbranson Hammon Hanlon Harmon Harms Harstad Hass Heqq Helqeson Linda Linnette Steven Sandra Jon Henry Henry Hermanson Hoag Jaeb Brian Margaret Katherine Linda Johnson Jones Junqe Kiehne Bradley Chris Lance David Thomas Timothy Cindy Ronda Kevin Kraling Lange Mensink Miller Morgan Morgan Nagel Patterson Remick Richard Jeff Karen Charles Brian Christine Charles Russet Scrabeck Scrabeck Sikkink Strandberg Storhoff Todd Debra Ricky Torkelson Torkelson Not Pictured Ricky Hovey Jon Trouten Loren Turner Mary Wentworth Michael Wilhelm 7th Oracle Mark Scott Jerry Ty John Applen Applen Berge Bestor Brink Doug Scott Ronnie Shelley Browning Brunsvold Busse Daniels CindV Glori Richard Deborah Kevin Bill Don Marx ivorene Danielson Dornink Eiken Elton Elton Erickson Fishbaugher Fishbaugher Fishbaugher Susan Dan Barb Michelle Gordon Cameron Susan Chris Lori Garbisch Giralamo Grooters Hagen Hanson Harstad Harstad Hendrirkson Hudson Joanne Maxine Bill Blake Brian Mark Michael Bill Jaeb Jarland Jetson Johnson Lange Matson Mckay McKay Michel Shelley Julie Susan Larry Lisa Bonnie Richard Sandra Michelle Miller Milne Morgan Nolan Nordsving Patterson Pfremmer Phillips Prinsen Luther Krystle Tony Tim Sandra Sharon Carrie Jonathan Kim Quanrud Schriever Schroeder Schwartz Scrabeck Shaw Storhoff Storhoff Taubert Karen Shawn uenise Joseph Ruth Torgerson Tornow Voigt Whalen Whalen 34 0 ft A D £ II Gwen Dornink-President; Sandy Russet-Vice-President; Pam Hanlon-Sec. Barb Prinsen-Treas.; Advisors-Mr. Harms and not pictured Mr. Runkel. C ft A 0 £ 0 Tami Mikkelson-President; Stephanie Jaeb-Vice-President; Sandy Morem-Sec.; Brenda Hoag-Treas.; Advisors-Mr. Herman and Mr. Bucholtz. CLASS OFFICERS Randy Long-President; Chris Skaalen-Vice-President; Dawn Hanlon-Sec.; Nancy Busse-Treas.; Advisors-Mr. Elston and Miss Struckman. Sandy Scrabeck-President; Brian Matson-Vice-President; Denise Voigt-Sec.; Michelle Prinsen-Treas.; Advisors-Mr. Tribon. Dave Hanlon-President; Chris Storhoff-Vice-President; Linnette Henry-Sec.; Chris Lange-Treas.; Advisors-Mr. Carlson. 35 37 w 00 1st row: Rita Wentworth, Penny Michel, Val Reburn, Robin Barnes, Rachel Harstad, Laurel Finke, Joan Scheevel, Curt Harland, Monte Jetson. Ann Junge, Sandy Morem, Janet Thore-son, Steph Jaeb, Sandy Applen, Tamie Kraling. 2nd row: Mrs. Embretson, Janell Ludens, Cyndie Saxe, Lee Matson, Lathy Mathison, Kris Krailing, Jo Schrock, Terry Hermanson, Larry Sikkink, Mark Lange, Pam Hanlon, Carol Erickson, Deb Hoag, Mary Whalen, Leanne Evenson, Carol Hovey. 3rd row: Linda Schoppers, Mary Jones, Melody Hovey, Tami Mikkelson, Jackie Barrett, Randy Long, Jodie Berge, Mark Matson, Susie Hanson, Bob Evenson, Brenda Hoag, Kari Swenson, Mary Smedsrud, Lori Harstad, Mary Lingen, Sandy Russet, Mel Johnson. 4th row: Jeff Houdek, Brain Tornow, Bruce Cremer, Brent Richardson, Jeff Storhoff, Greg Harms, Dave Soli, Mark Scheevel, Gordon Peterson, Clyde Scheevel, Mike Austin, Steve Gulbranson, Gene Schroeder, Chris Skaalen, Bruce Kingsley, Bob Trouten, Robbie Johnson. Senior Choir Ensembles This year our Choir has a new director, Mrs. Embretson. We all wish to welcome her, and hope her year was good as ours. At the beginning of the year some of the members attended the District Honor Choir at Preston. Although they weren't too organized the Christmas Concert was a success. The Choir wrapped up the year with their performances at Baccalaureate and Commencement. Rita, Penny, Penny, Jeanne. Lori, Donna, Lori, Rachel, Robin. Carol, Pam, Tami, Kari, Janet, Steph. Deb, Susie Kris, Jo, Laurel, Lee. 1st row: Jo, Kris, Leet Mary, Brenda, Susie, Mary, Deb, Steph. 2nd row: Greg, Mark, Dave, Mike, Bruce, Chris. Jf The Marching Band participated in a parade at Detroit Lakes which was the band's highlight of the summer. The Concert Band performed for fall, winter, and spring concerts, playing both classical and popular music. The band's final performance was at Graduation. 1st row: Barb Tammel. Janet Thorson, Steph Jaeb. Carol Erickson, Barb Prinsen, Katie Todd, Robin Gregerson, Meri Broadwater, Chris Bjertness, Jackie Wilson, Jeanne Smedsrud. Penny Michel. 2nd row: Gwen Dornink, Joan Scheevel, Sheila Shimek, Pam Hanlon! Cyndie Saxe. Kathy Barrett, CeCe Hohue, Deb Richards, Gin Johnson, Susie Hanson, Dave Soli.Lori Harstad, Donna Schoppers, Michelle Torgerson, Donna Richards. Linda Schoppers, Al Bates, Todd Fisher, Geff Dornink, Val Reburn. 3rd row: Liz Johnson, Mary Jo Daniels, Karen Fishbaugner. Cindy Shimek. Lori 1 0 . Rachel Ha'rstad? Sandy mem Glen Evvalt Mr. Wilt. Brenda Hoag. Gary Johnson. Dawn Voight. Deb Hoag. Stnior Band Row 1: Julie Milne, Kim Taubert, Karen Torgerson, Margaret Jones, Connie Harmon, Linda Kiehne, Rachel Harstad, Christine Storhoff. Row 2: Susan Morgan, Mark Applen, Susan Harstad, Joanne Jarland, Sandy Phillips, Penny Hegg, Sandy Hoag, Chris Lange, Todd Fischer. Row 3: Mark Fishbaugher, Mark McKay, Brian Matson, John Jaeb, Brian Strandberg. Tim Browning, Joe Jaeb, Tony Wentworth, Sherri Shaw, Dave Hanlon, Mike McKay, Michelle Prinsen, Sandy Scrabeck, Carrie Storhoff. Row 4: Brad Kraling, Billy Michel, Shawn Tornow, John Storhoff, Tom Morgan, Susan Garbish, Scott Applen, Doug Browning, Kathy Junge, Jill Bermeister, Marilyn Berg, Gloria Dornink, Denise Voight, Ronnie Busse, Mr. Wilt. Row 1: Michelle Hagen, Mary Wentworth, Kim Taubert, Penny Daniels, Linnette Henry, Glori Dornink, Joanne Jarland, Maxine Jetson, Ruth Whalen, Tami Kraling, Kathy Junge, Penny Michel, Jane Garbish, Cindy Nagel, Rita Wentworth, Denise Voight. Row 2: Margret Jones, Connie Harmon, Lori Hudson, Krystal Schriever, Carrie Storhoff, Sandy Scrabeck, Susan Garbisch, Jeannie Smedsrud, Debbie Elton, Cindy Danielson, Lisa Nordsving, Renita Block, Jill Burmeister, Penny Hegg, Karen Scrabeck. Row 3: Karen Torgerson, Michelle Torgerson. Darlene Moger, Susan Harstad, Michelle Prinsen, Robin Barnes, Rachel Harstad, Barb Grooters, Shelley Miller, Lori Lange, Christine Storhoff, Brenda Evenson. Ruth Harstad. Karen Whalen, Dawn Voigt, Teresa Hanson. Row 4: Mrs. Embretson, Bonnie Patterson, Lori Harstad, Sandy Hoag, Robin Gregerson, Linda Henry, Chris Lange, Suzanne Cremer, Donna Schoppers, Holly Johnson, Sheila Shimek, Katie Todd, Cindy Polito, Chris Hendrikson, Brenda Elton, Rhonda Patterson, Linda Kiehne, Brenda Gulbranson. 42 Jr. Music 1st row: Craig Scheevel-Sec., Scoll Lange-Vice-Pres., Dennis Fisher-Pres., Doug Engle-Treas., Bruce Schriever-Reporter, Terry Nagel-Sent., Mr. Ryg. 2nd row: Randy Mohs, Dave Barnes, Joe Morgan, Blaine Whalen, Tony Wentworth, Mark Hebrink, Kevin Hendrickson, Wayne Grant, Jay Mensink, Curt Harland, Danny Daniels. 3rd row: Jerry Torkelson, Dave Kingsley, Doug Barnes, Gary Ward, Joe Casey, Bruce Kingsley. 4th row: Kent Tammel, Larry Tammel, Curt Hegg, Phil Whalen, Clyde Scheevel. 5th row: Allen Kingsley, Kevin Prinsen, Ray Bigalk, Mike Liverance, Harold F ravel. The F.F.A. under the leadership of Mr. Ryg had another great year. To start things off right they had a hayride with the F.H.A. girls. This proved to be a lot of fun, from start to finish. They had other activities including some money making ones, such as selling oranges and grapefruit. Sr. f .H.A. 44 1st row: Jackie Wilson Vice-Pres., Jenni Schoppers Treas., Barb Prinsen Sec., Deb Hoag Pres., Miss Sruckman Adv. 2nd row: Maria Jaeb, Kris Krailing, Jo Schrock, Pam Hovey, Zo Hermanson, Sandy Applen. 3rd row: Carol Hovey, CeCe Hogue, Leanne Evenson, Mary Whalen, Cyndie Saxe, Mary Luidahl. 4th row: Joan Scheevel, Deb Schwartz, Linda Schoppers, Renee Fossu, Gin Johnson, Deb Richards. 5th row: Kathy Mathison, Kathy Shimek, Kay Schriever, Kim Hebrink, Chris Bjertness, Julie Wangen, Cynthia Shimek. 6th row: Mary Broadwater, Pam Hanlon, Donna Richards, Rosemary Funke, Mel Hovey, Kari Swenson, Brenda Hoag. 7th row: Barb Junge, Barb Tammel, Cindy Hare, Carol Erickson, Jackie Barrett. 8th row: Joan Funke, Susie Hanson, Janell Ludens. Jr. f.H.A. 1st row: Brenda Elton Sec., Chris Storhoff Vice-Pres., Lunette Henry Pres., Chris Lange, Jenne Smedsrud, Kay Tokktreas, Linda Kiehne, Tamie Kraling. Ind row: Brenda Evenson, Machell Hagen, Norene Fish-baugher, Jill Burmeister, Susan Morgan, Karen Whalen, Shelley Daniels, Krystal Schrever. Linda Henry. 3rd row: Mary Wentworth, Connie Harmon, Karen Scrabeck, Ruth Harstad. Marilyn Berg, Barb Grooters, Debbie Elton, Carolyn Wangen. 4th row: Ronda Patterson, Brenda Gulbranson, Bonnie Patterson, Holly Johnson, Robin Gregerson, Donna Schoppers, Cindy Polito, Sandra Hoag, Sheila Shimek. The 1974-75 Chapter of Future Homemakers of America, was divided into-two sections, a Junior and a Senior F.H.A. The Junior F.H.A. was under the leadership of Mrs. Halverson and the Senior F.H.A. was under the leadership of Miss Struckman. With the enthusiasm of these two, leaders, such activities as a hayride with F.F.A., various speakers, a film, and a Christmas Party were really enjoyed by those who participated. Money raising activities included an egg drive, and serving at home games. With the close of the 1974-75 F.H.A. a Mother Daughter Tea and Installation of new officers took place. Mrs. Paddy Florence Miss Willie Mrs. Savage Lilly Belle Fairy May Jeff Titus Doc Emmett .... Hannibal Samuel Director Student Director . . . . The Curious Savage ' a comedy in Three acts by John Patrick, was this year's junior class play. Performances were on November 8 and 9. The play centered around an eccentric middle-aged woman committed to an institution by her three stepchildren who were greedy to get their hands on their stepmother's money. In the institution Mrs. Savage met various social misfits who came to respect her not for her wealth, but for what she was: a sincere and understanding human being. Through their new friends' help, each guest in the institution was finally able to realize a hopeless dream for something he had never before been able to accomplish. The Curious Savage 46 I 48 Prom began with the traditional banquet and speeches. The waiters and waitresses did a beautiful job of serving both the banquet and the dance that followed. The theme of the dance was Seasons in the Sun . The decorations transformed the gym into a paradise for lovers, and the music of Jessie Brady added to the atmosphere. 50 Robbie Johnson . . . Deb Schwartz .... Sandy Russet . . . . CeCe Hogue Greg Harms . . . Projectionist Jackie Wilson .... Glendon Ewalt . . . Gwen Dornink . . . Mary Jones .... Gary Johnson . . . Eggs and Ham Deb Hoag Not Pictured: . . . Sam Bruce Cremer .... Miss Luehmann . . . Miss Samuelson . . . . . Director “OREEN £00$ AND HAM” Green Eggs and Ham required much experimentation in movement, and painstaking effort in coordinating instrumentation and action. It would be difficult to imagine the moments of uncertainty they all experienced during the making of this production. However, due to the patience and cooperation of each member, they arrived at a final production that was entertaining and good. After participating in subdistrict, district, and regional contests, they were headed for state with nine out of nine A's. Also at regionals, Gary Johnson was chosen best actor. When they reached the state contest held at Minneapolis, they performed for an audience of 500, along with seven other region representatives and received an A. This is the highest rating a group could receive. 51 Principle's Office: Bruce Cremer, Wayne Scrabeck, Brent Richardson, Jackie Barrett, Don Schroeder, Kari Swenson, Cyndie Saxe, Barb Prinsen. CeCe Hogue, Pam Hovey, Zo Hermanson. Mr. Elstad's Helper: Mike Schimming. Guidance Counselor Office: Melody Hovey Sandy Applen, Linda Berg. 52 Phy. Ed. Helpers: Pam Hanlon, Lee Matson, Doug Barnes, Renita Block, Gary Johnson. STUDENT HELPERS Main Office: Jennie Schoppers, Kim Bigalk, Mrs. Lucille Trouten, Bruce Schriever. Library Helpers: Cheryl Caswell, Barb Tammel, Mary Lingen, Barb Hanlon, Jackie Barrett, Kim Bigalk, Mrs. Hauder. Kitchen Helpers: Diana Block. Renita Block v o Cheryl Caswell, Kay Schriever, Terry Busse Deb Brems Crystal Schriever. Video Tape Helpers: Kathy Shimek, Mathew Quan-rud, Larry Mihm, Doug Engle. Biology Helpers: Dave Kingsley. Mitch Harstad. Barb Junnc Rich Bjertness, Glenn Ewalt. 9 ' Janitors Helpers: Jeff Fishbaugher, Jodie Berge, Bruce Schriever. Back row: Meri Broadwater, Donna Richards, Rachel Harstad, Leanne 6venson, Ruth Harstad. Marilyn Berg, Mary Whalen, Zo Hermanson, Sandy Phillips, Joanne Jarland, Pam Hovey, Deb Richards. Sitting: Linda Berg, Renita Block. Deb Schwartz, Liz Johnson, Barb Tammel, Gwen Dornink, Mel Hovey, Mary Jo Daniels, Jackie Barrett. Kathy Shimek, Kathy Barrett. Janell Ludens. CARDEON Editors: CeCe Hogue and Jenni Schoppers, Advisor: Miss Samuelson. This year, the Cardeon Staff worked under the direction of Editors Jenni Schoppers and CeCe Hogue, and Advisor Miss Samuelson. The paper was produced once each month, and featured articles ranging in featured sports to poetry. Hard work and cooperation among staff members helped make the Cardeon a successful and enjoyable production. 54 ANNUAL Editors: Deb Hoag, Cyndie Saxe; Advisor: Mr. Buchholz. 1st row: Pam Hanlon, Meri Broadwater, Sandy Morem. 2nd row: Kris Kraliling, Susie Hanson, Jackie Barrett, Sandy Russet, Mary Jones. 3rd row: Melody Hovey, Jo Schrock, Zo Herman-son. 4th row: Bruce Cremer, Gordy Peterson. Glenn Fwalt. UJith the uiorh there was lots of fun, But we are glad the Annual is done! 55 STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Mary Whalen Pres., Marylin Berg Pari., Leanne Evenson Sec., Mark Scheevel Vice Pres.. Don Schroeder, Treas., Standing: Mr. Elstad, Advisor, Karen Whalen, Janet Thoreson. Carol Erickson, Monte Jetson, Mark Matson, Jackie Barrett. Not Pictured: Carrie Storhoff. OUR GOAL A WINNING SCHOOL I— � C The 74-75 Student Council started out this fall working for a goal, and feel we have completed it successfully. The goal was to express the desires of the student body and make those changes needed. We began with Homecoming Prizes, our float and fan of the week. Then the Christmas dance we sponsored featuring Kicks was enjoyed by all who attended. Problems have been challenged and conquered. If you look around, the work of the Student Council, we need not say more. 56 59 This year the Pom-pon girls began their performing in the summer, marching with the band. Most of the girls really enjoyed the trip to Detroit Lakes. The girls performed for one football game and were part of the Homecoming half time activities. They also performed at several basketball games. POM-PON GIRLS Jackie Barrett, Pam Hanlon, Mel Hovey, Deb Hoag, Renee Fossum, Pam Hovey-Captain, Mel Johnson, Karen Fishbaugher, Janet Thoreson, Terry Busse, Stephanie Jaeb. Not pictured: Sandy Russet. Kari Swenson, Sandy Applen, Val Reburn, Zo Hermanson, Suzanne Cremmer. FLAG GIRLS Being a new addition to the Marching Band, we weren't too sure of ourselves at the beginning of the summer, but after a few practices we had made up routines to the two songs that the band marched to. We marched at many parades during the summer, accompanying the band to De-triot Lakes which was very enjoyable and new experience for all. 60 Bottom row: Cyndie Saxe, Val Reburn, Barb Prinsen. Back row: Jo Schrock, Sandy Applen, Mary | Whalen. Zo Hermanson. Kari Swenson. £ A D £ ft $ Bottom row: Karen Whalen, Liz Johnson, Cindy Polito. Top row: Suzanne Cremer, Sandy Morem, Jeannie Smedsrud. The Cheerleader's season came to a start with cheerleading camp this summer. They attended two different camps and brought back many new cheers and ideas for skits. Coming back to school practice started under the advice of Mrs. Halverson. The cheerleaders are changing with the teams to the deeper cardinal color. They had many fund raising projects to get money to buy all new outfits and pom-pons. 61 Top: Cyndie Saxe, Jo Schrock, Mary Whalen, Left to right: Zo Hermanson, Barb Prinsen, Sandy Applen, Kari Swenson, Val Reburn. Left to right: Marilyn Berg, Ruth Whalen, Brenda Evenson, Julie Milne. Ruth Harstad, Christine Storhoff. Left to right: Sandy Morem, Suzanne Cremer, Jeannie Smedsrud, Cindy Polito, Lori Harstad, Karen Whalen. GIRLS UOLLEVBALL Standing: Jackie Wilson, Karla Brunsvold, Mary Whalen, Susie Hanson, Kneeling: Carol Erickson, Gwen Dornink, Lee Matson Captain, Pam Kari Swenson, Sandy Russet. Hanlon. Mary Jones. Bruce Cremer, Terry Busse, Glen Ewalt. Left to right: Brenda Hoag, Suzanne Cremer, Janet Penny Michel, Karen Whalen, Rachel Harstad, Lori Thoreson, Kathy Schwartz, Robin Barnes. Harstad, Cindy Shimek, Tami Mikkelson. We started our Volleyball practice a week before school with conditioning. At the Beginning it wasn't too well appreciated, but in the end, was proven worthwhile. The team was much improved over the previous year, having a winning season and receiving fourth place in District Tournaments. Spring Valley WE 2 match THEY 0 Chatfield 2 1 Preston 1 2 LeRoy 0 2 Chatfield 2 0 Spring Grove 2 0 Grand Meadow WE 2 THEY match 0 Housten 2 0 Spring Valley 1 2 Wykoff 2 0 Lanesboro 2 0 Grand Meadow 2 0 64 1st row: Rachel Harstad, Jo Schrock, Kris Kraling, Sandy Morem. Terry Busse, Karen Whalen. 2nd row. Mary Whalen. Pam Hanlon, Cyndie Saxe, Barb Hanlon, Cindy Shimek. Lori Harstad. GIRLS We started the season out with a new coach, Mr. Doering. He got us on our feet by teaching us the basics of basketball. At the beginning we started out with passing drills, lay ups, and many other things to prepare us for the upcoming games. We were challenged by some very outstanding teams, and came through with a winning season. BASKETBALL We They Lanesboro 33 23 Wykoff 35 32 Preston 25 45 Wykoff 14 29 Chatfield 24 15 Grand Meadow 22 34 Spring Valley 18 38 LeRoy-Ostander 31 18 Chatfield 25 21 COACH: Mr. Doering Left to right: Katie Todd Mangr., Nancy Busse, Karen Whalen, Dawn Voight. Lori Harstad, Holly Johnson, Miss Dutcher Coach, Dawn Hanlon, Michelle Torgerson, Rachel Harstad. Robin Barnes, Rita Wentworth. Robin Gregerson Mangr. 1st row; Kathy Junge, Marylin Berg, Sandy Applen, Steph Jaeb, Rachel Harstad, Mary Lingen, Cindy Polito. 2nd row: Debbie Elton Mgr., Shelley Miller, Carrie Storhoff, Sandy Scrabeck, Cindy Daniel son, Lori Hudson, Denise Voight, Kathy Schwartz, BarbGrooters Mgr. 3rd row: Miss Dutcher Coach, Suzanne Cremer, Dawn Hanlon, Machell Prinsen, Ruth Harstad. Mary Whalen, Jackie Wilson. Anne Junge, Norene Fishbaugher Mgr. 4th row: Mary Wentworth, Penny Daniels. Kim Taubert, Rita Wentworth, Joanne Jarland, Maxine Jetson, Ruth Whalen, Shelly Daniels. CVMNA$TIC$ Intramural competition in gymnastics has allowed our Harmony girls to further develop their skills The Four Areas Available for the 7-12 grade girls to compete in are: uneven bars, floor exercise, vaulting, and balance beam. The hard work in practice proved to be worth while when it was time for competition. A winning season was the reward achieved by the team with an added thrill of bosting the District 1 Tournaments. Senior Girls' Gymnastics: Sandy Applen, Mary Whalen. Coach: Miss Dutcher. Senior Girls' Basketball: Cyndie Saxe, Mary Whalen, Kris Kraling, Jo Schrock. Coach: Mr. Doering. Senior Girls' Volleyball: Mary Whalen, Susie Hanson, Lee Matson, Miss Dutcher Coach. S£XV SENIOR STARS 67 1st row: Eldon Vickerman, manager, Randy Long, Dave Mohs. Mark Hebrink, Al Kingsley, Jeff Tornow. Randy Mohs, Dan Daniels, Monte Jetson, Bob Trouten, Gene Sorum, Greg Sikkink, manager. 2nd row: Jeff Houdek, Rollie Johnson, Greg Easier, Wayne Scrabeck, Don Schroeder, Carter Harstad. Bob Evenson, Mike Prinsen, Mike Austin, Geff Dornink. 3rd row: Gene Schroeder, Eric Woods, Jeff Storhoff, Jim Brink, Bob Phillips, Greg Harms, Mark Scheevel, Dave Kingsley! Mitch Harstad, Steve Henry, Greg Dornink. FOOTBALL HLu 1st row: Joe Morgan, Mark Matson, Terry Hermanson, Mark Lange, Leslie Turner, Kevin Prinsen, Blaine Whalen, Jeremy Storhoff, Keith Hoopmen. 2nd row: Jeff Tornow, Dave Mohs, Mark Hebrink, Randy Long, Bob Trouten, Randy Mohs, Danny Daniels, Monte Jetson, Al Kingsley. 3rd row: Eldon Vickermann, Geff Dornink, Carter Harstad, Gene Sorum, Greg Sikkink, Mr. Foss. This year the Harmony team started out the season with a different coach, Del Elston. The Cards didn't start off the season quite the way they had hoped, but progressed as the season went on. The highlight of the season was when the Cards beat Chatfield at their Homecoming. Houston Mable-Canton Preston Wykoff Chatfield LeRoy-Ostander Grand Meadow Spring Valley Lanesboro We They 14 40 6 12 8 26 16 0 6 0 0 8(H) 8 36 14 36 14 40 1st row: Billy Michel, Brian Matson, Joe Jaeb, John Brink, Ron Busse, Tony Schroeder, Jon Storhoff, Dan Giralamo, Tim Schwartz, Mark Applen, Scott Brunsvold,Billy Erickson, Kevin Elton, Bill Johnson. 2nd row: Ty Bestor, John jaeb, Steve Fishbaugher, Todd Fischer, Terry Bigalk. Dave Hanlon. Mike McKay, Gordon Hanson, Doug Browning, Mark McKay, Rich Pfremer, Blake Lange, Dave Aryes, Brian Elton, Lorren Turner, Mark Fishbaugher. 3rd row: Mr. Tribon, Kevin Remick, Brad Kraling, Don Barrett. Brian Johnson, Dave Barrett, Tim Browning, Scott Applen, Jeff Scrabeck, Steve Harms, Don Busse, Scott Trouten, Chuck Sikkink, Ricky Russet. Cameron Harstad, Mr. Herman. 69 Back row: Scott Lange, Bob Phillips, Steve Henry, Gary Ward. Jim Kneeling: Doug Barnes. Rick Bjertness, Ray Bigalk, Mike Prinsen, Mike Brink, Danny Daniels, Mr. Rhodes Coach. Schimming, Terry Peterson, Joe Morgan. WRESTLING We They We Stewartville 9 45 Rochester Lourdes 47 Rushford 35 21 Leroy -Ostander 35 Cresco B 25 24 Chatfield 30 Spring Grove 47 8 Grand Meadow 37 Houston 36 12 Winona 22 Spring Valley 37 18 Holiday Tournament Champions Conference Champions Calidonia Invitational Tournament Champions They 5 20 15 16 27 Winning a trophy for five consecutive years is not something that happens very often, but the Harmony wrestlers captured the title of Maple Leaf Champs after finishing with a 4-0 record in the conference. Needless to say, the team has once again shown not only to Harmony, but other towns as well, that if you strive hard enough, anything you want can by yours. Congratulations on a fantastic season. 1st row: Dave Brunsvold Mgr., Mike Wilhelm, Terry Bigalk, Tim Brian Matson, Blake Lange. Lorrin Hammon, Dave Barnes, Ray Bigalk, Schwartz, John Brink, Greg Sikkink, Steve Bigalk, Rick Russet. 2nd Coach Tribon. Not pictured: Tim Morgen, Bill Johnson, row: Dan Daniels. Les Turner, Joe Cassey, Dennis Bigalk, Scott Applen, 71 1st row: Gene Schroeder, Don Schroeder, Al Bates. Jodie Berg, Gary Johnson. Bob Evenson, Jeff Storhoff, 2nd row: Mitch Harstad. Clyde Scheevel, Craig Scheevel, Mark Scheevel, Greg Harms, Greg Easier, Mike Austin. BASKETBALL We They We Spring Grove 52 45 Spring Valley 56 Mable-Canton 44 43 Lanesboro 65 Lanesboro 44 64 Peterson 56 Preston 35 44 Preston 46 Rushford 52 60 Wykoff 68 Wykoff 65 46 Chatfield 70 Chatfield 63 41 Leroy 73 Leroy 57 50 Grand Meadow 71 Grand Meadow 83 58 Caledonia They 59 57 53 57 38 59 62 52 The Cardinal basketball team began the 1974-75 season as a relatively young group Two seniors, Mark Scheevel and Jeff Storhoff, provided experience and leadership for the underclassmen on the team Coach Del Elston incorporated a fast break offense and a tough defense as his team finished the season with a very respectable record. 72 1st row: Joe Whalen, Shawn Tornow, John Storhoff, Mike Mckay, Mark Applen, Richard Pfremmer, Ronald Busse, Loren Turner, Mgr. 2nd row: Coach Foss, John Jaeb, Luther Quanrud, Dan Giralamo, Gordon Hanson, Tony Schroeder, Jerry Berge, Mark Mckay, Chris Lange, Mgr. Karen Scrabeck. 7 t h 0 R A D £ 8 t h 0 R A D £ 1st row: Don Busse, Jodie Helgeson, Steve Hermanson, Dave Hanlon. 2nd row: Loren Turner, Mgr. Charles Todd, Dave Miller, Jeff Scrabeck, Steve Harms, Steve Fishbaugher, Lance Mensink. 3rd row: Karen Scrabeck, Mgr., Chris Lange, Mgr., Don Barrett. Brian Johnson, Kevin Remick, Brian Strandberg, Brad Kraling, Tim Browning, Dave Barrett, Mr. Foss. 1st row: Jeremy Storhoff, Monty Jetson, Bob Hogue, Dave Mohs, Al Kingsley, Terry Hermanson, Doug Browning, Mgr. 2nd row: Coach Carlson, Mark Lange, Bill Trouten, Brian Tornow, Carter Harstad, Mike Austin, Gene Schroeder, Jeff Tornow. Randy Long, Randy Bates, Mark Matson. 77 ADMINISTRATION JUNE WILT Secretary LUCILLE TROUTEN Secretary PERCY TORNOW Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD: Richard Reuter, Percy Tornow, Allen Kraling, Richard Ryan, Elmo Dahl, Vermon Michel, Ruby Jones. 79 Cynthia Luehmann Eng. 8,9, Germ. 1,2. Not English, auf Deutsch! Carol Rhodes Eng. 10. I know you all just love grammar, Right! Lois Hauder Librarian. Penny Samuelson Eng. 11,12, One Act Play Director. I have had enough! James Taubert Better watch it. I'm in a bad mood. American History, Gen. Math., Civics. Frank Tribon What's in the news today! Social Studies, Sociology. Patrick Foss You're late, get a pass. Geography, Economies, History. David Doering Be seated ladies and gen tlemen. Algebra 1,2, Adv. Algebra, Analysis, Athletic Director, Girls' Bb. Coach. Douglas Carlson Get out your notes! Algebra, Math. 7,8. David Runkel Now that wasn't hard, was it? Science 7, Geometry, Physics. Del Elston Don't harrass me! Biology, Physical Science, Adv. Biology, Coach. Linda Halverson Hurry up, or you'll be late! Home Ec. 8,9, Cheerleader Advisor. Eugene Ryg You want to get bounced off the wall. Agriculture 9,10,11,12. Janet Struckman I'm trying to teach you people something. Speech, HomeEc., Family Living, Bachelor Survival. Huh jm-. lUliw ■UTOUlCJJf'M Wayne Herman Is Nagel back there? Ind. Arts 8,9, Woodworking. Roger Buchbolz Cool your jets! Bookkeeping, Typing Diane Dutcher Anticipate! Phy. Ed., Health, Coach. Marvin Wilt Lets have no more comments from the peanut gallery. Sr. Jr. Band, Ceramics Art. Miss Beckel Speech Therapist. Deborah Embretson Soften down choir! Senior Chorus, Glee Club. Mr. Elstad You kids are so wonderful! Chemistry, Music. Mrs. Carol Schriever, Mrs. LaMerne Iverson, Mrs. Mary Vltse. Cooks Dick Johnson, George Johnson. Mrs. Marietta Dennstedt. Janitors Nurse 85 $25.00 Harmony State Bank Bigalk Chevrolet and Oldsmobile $20.00 Harmony Cold Storage Kelley’s Grocery $15.00 The Rendezvous Lounge Granger State Bank Harmony Fabrics Morem's Toggery Broadwater Plbg. Heating Harmony A W and Tax Service Kingsley Dairy Lyle Eldies Conoco HECO Niagara Cave Ellickson Studio Preston Cashway Lumber Building Materials and Supplies Phone 765-3876 MeadowLand Dairy Assn. PrestonMN Whalen Electric L.J. Whalen Allen’s Highway Skelly Harmony I.G.A. Galen And Bonnie Casterton Frogner Smutney, Attorneys at Law Harmony Veterinary Clinic Dr. Robert Peters - Dr. Andrew Overby Dr. Lynn H. Aggen Phone 886-2351 Trouten Implement $12.00 Franz L. Sattler D.D.S. Harmony Motor Service $10.00 KFIL Radio Herzog Drugs, Kenneth C. Herzog Coiffers by Karen The Harmony House Home of Fine Foods and Dining Room The Red Lantern Lounge $5.00 Dr. Hagen, Chiropractor Branding Iron Preston Serviceman Club Devlins AG Preston Republican Printing Publishing Wayne Haugerud, Ronald Wiltgen National Bushing Parts Co. Mill St. Anthony Sts. 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