Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1979 volume:

HARMONY HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS THE 1979 CARDINAL TIMES OF YOUR LIFE SENIORS 4 FESTIVITIES 18 SPORTS 26 ACTIVITIES 48 UNDERCLASSMEN 64 CANDIDS 78 TIMES OF YOUR LIFE Good morning yesterday. You wake up and time has slipped away, and suddenly it's hard to find the memories you ve left behind. Remember? Do you remember? The laughter and the tears, the shadows of misty yester years. The good times and the bad you've seen and all the others in between. Remember? Do you remember the times o your life? The laughs and the joys and the sorrows, put them away in your mind, for memories are time t at you borrow, to spend when you get to tomorrow. Here comes the setting sun, the seasons are passing one mpmT( S? 9a er moments 'le you rnay, collect the dreams you've dreamed today. Remember? Do you remember the times of your life? 2 CLASS OF 1979 GRADUATION MAY 24, 8:00 PM CLASS COLORS BURGUNDY AND WHITE CLASS FLOWERS RED AND WHITE ROSES CLASS MOTTO IN OURSELVES OUR FUTURE LIES, AND WE SHALL BE WHAT WE MAKE OURSELVES « Squish Dick Curly Todd Karen Don Dave Chris Steve Sharon Penny Sandy Brenda Tim Loren Charles Tom Tim DO YOU REMEMBER? Rick Mike Deb Kathy Mary Barb Ronda 4 DAVID MICHAEL BARRETT I haven't let a woman pin anything on me since I was a baby.'' FFA—2,3,4, Wrestling-1,2,3,4, F.B. 1,2,3,4 BaseB.-l,2,3,4, Royalty, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical-4, Sw. Choir-4, Hon. Choir—4, Choir- 1,2,3,4, Prom Wtr. DONALD MARK BARRETT I don't say much but who knows what I think. B.B.—1,2,3,4, F.B.—1,2,3,4( BaseB -1,2,3,4, Sw Choir-3, Choir—2,3,4, Musical-4, PE. Help—3,4, Prom Wtr. TERRY ALLAN BIGALK “I have three speeds, slow, slower, and stop. FFA—1,2,3,4, Wrestling—1, Videotape Help- 1-2- TIMOTHY FRANKLIN BROWNING If it be a man's work, I'll do it. F.B.—1,2,3,4, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical—4, Sw. Choir-3,4, Choir-1,2,3,4, Hon. Choir-3,4, Videotape Help-1,2, Office Help-3,4, Fifties Choir—3,4. STEVEN G. BIGALK All things come to he who waits; even graduation. FFA—1,2,3,4, Wrestling—1,2,4, Golf—4 JILL RENEE BURMEISTER I chatter as I go, and I go on forever. FHA—1,2,3, (Sec.) 4, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical-4, Speech Cont.-3,4, Band- 1,2,3,4, Hon. Band 4, Glee Club-1, Home Ec. Help—3, Band Help-4, Annual Staff 1,2,3,4, Cardeon Staff 1,2,3,4, Wrestling Mgr.-4. BRENDA LEE ELTON BRIAN DEAN ELTON Many great men have been bashful youths. B.B.-2, F.B.-3,4, Golf-lf BaseB-2,3,4, Videotape Help-1,2. DONALD KEITH BUSSE Sing away sorrow; dance away care; I'm off for a good time; come along if you dare. F.B.—1,2,3,4, BaseB.—1,2, Musical-4, Office Help-4. Men irritate me, but I love to be irritated. B.B.— 1,2,3,4, V.B. -1,2, Musical-4, Flag Girl-3, Choir—2,3,4, Glee Club 1, Pom Pon Girl-2. SHARON PATRICIA HANSEN STEVE FISHBAUGHER I'm not lazy; I just don't feel like working. B.B.-l, F.B.—1,2,3, Track—1,2. DAVID M. HANLON When love and duty clash, let the duty go to smash. B.B.-l,2,3,4, F.8.—1,2,3,4, Track-1,2,3,4, Jr. Cl. Play, Royalty, Musical-4, Sw. Choir— 3,4, Band-1,2,3,4, Choir-1,2,3,4, Fifties Choir-3,4. Bubbling over with energy-although she only came last year, she's won a place in the heart of everyone. FHA-3,4, St. Cnd.—2, V.B.-4, Gym.-4, Cheer-2, Royalty, Musical-4, Swimming-1, Skit Club-1,2,3, Sw. Choir-4, Band-3,4, Choir-4, Annual Staff-4, Card. Staff 4, Wrestling Mgr.-4, Class Treas.-2. CHERYL KAY EHLER Love is better than fame. BB.—2,3,4, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical 4, Band- 2.3.4, Choir-3,4, PE. Help-4, Annual Staff- 3.4, Cardeon Staff -3, Prom Waitress. BRENDA LOUISE EVENSON Men are slow poison, but what a wonderful way to die. B B.-l,2, V.B.—1,2, Cheer-4, Jr. Cl. Play, Flag Girl-2,3, Sw. Choir—3, Choir—1,3, Glee Club—1, Office Help—4, Bio. Help—3, Annual Staff-3, Cardeon Staff-4, Class Treas.-3. CONNIE RAE HARMON It often shows a fine command of language to say nothing. Musical-(Accom.)4, Band-1,2,3,4, Choir- STEVEN VERNE HARMS 2,3,4, Hon. Choir-2. TODD ALLEN FISCHER Only he who attempts the ridiculous can achieve the impossible. FFA-1, (Sen.) 2, (Treas.) X (Pres.) 4, St. Cncl.—1,2, (V.P.) 3,4, Boys' Stater-4, B.B -2, Golf-1,3,4, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical-4, One Act Play-4, Stage Band—1,2,3,4, Polka Band-1,2,3,4, Band-1,2,3,4, Choir-4, Hon. Band-1,2,3,4, Band Help-2,3, Class Pres.-l. A little nonsense now and then does prevail in the best of men. RUTH AMY HARSTAD Her laugh fills every room— and then some. Girls' State-4, B.B.-2.3, V.B.-1,2,3,4, Gym.—1, Cheer-2,4, Royalty, Musical 4, Sw. Choir-4, Band 1,2,3,4, Choir—2,3,4, Hon. Choir-4, Glee Club—1, Annual Staff-4, Cardeon Staff-2,3,4, B.B. Stat.-l, Class Treas.-1, Class Pres.-2,3,4. RANDAL H. HASS There surely must be some hard work in him, for none has ever come out. PENNY LYNN HEGG She loves but one ... at a time. FHA-1,2,3, (Treas.) 4, Cheer-3,4, Royalty, Jr. Cl. Play, Speech Cont. 2,3, FFA Sweetheart-3, Stage Band—3,4, Polka Band—2,3, Sw. Choir-4, Band—1,2,3,4, Choir-2,3,4, Hon. Band-2,3, Hon. Choir-4, Glee Club-1, Band Help—3, Annual Staff-2,4, Cardeon Staff-2,3, (Editor) 4, Class Sec.-2,3,4. RICKY JAMES HOVEY SANDRA KAY HOAG She may look quiet here, but have you ever seen her anywhere else? FHA-1,2, (V.P.) 3, (Pres.) 4, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical-4, Speech-2,3,4, Stage Band-3,4, Polka Band-2,3,4, Band-1,2,3,4, Choir-2,3,4, Hon. Band-4, Band Help-3,4, Annual Staff—3,4, Cardeon Staff—3, (Editor) 4. He'd rather talk to a girl than an angel any day. FFA- 1,2,3, (Sec.) 4, F.B.—2,3,4, Royalty, Jr. Cl. Play, Bio. Help-3, Annual Staff-2,3,4, Cardeon Staff 3,4. JODY MATTHEW HELGESON Surprises come in small packages. FFA-2, Videotape Help-2. JONATHAN PAUL JAEB Don't argue . . . I'm always right! Nat. Hon. Soc.-(V.P.) 3, (Pres.) 4, F.B.-1,2, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical-4, One Act Play-3, Stage Band—2,3,4, Rhythm Guitar-4, Choir Ensemble-1, Polka Band-2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Hon. Band—3,4, Band Help—2, Shop Help-2,3, Annual Staff—2, (Edit.) 3, (Editor) 4, Cardeon Staff-3, B.B. Stat.-2,3. LINDA LEE HENRY Her nature seems very quiet, but she's a friend, we can't deny it.” FFA-1,2,3,4, B.B.-1,2, V B-1,2,3, Flag Girl-2,3. BRIAN DAVID JOHNSON Happy am I, from care I am free; I love life so let me be.” B.B.-l, Wrestling-2,3,4, F.B.-1,4, Track-1,2, Royalty, Shop Help-2,3,4, Cardeon Staff-4, Prom Wtr. Class V.P. 4. LINNETTE LOUISE HENRY A quiet and graceful charm.” FFA—1,2,3, (Treas.) 4, V.B.-l, Gym.-l, Royalty, Flag Girl—1,2, Musical-4, Choir-4, Office Help-4, Bio. Help-1, Jan. Help-3, Annual Staff-2,3,4, Cardeon Staff—4, Prom Waitress. MARGARET KAYE JONES For she was just the quiet kind whose nature never varies.” Band—1,2,3,4, Choir-2,3,4, Hon. Band— 2,3,4, Glee Club-1, Ensemble-1,3,4. STEVEN LEE HERMANSON Silence is only school deep.” B.B.-l, Jan. Help-2. KATHERINE JEAN JUNGE Early to bed and early to rise, and you miss the best part of the day.” FHA-1,2, FFA-1,2,3,4, Girls' State Alt.-4, Gym.-l,2, Jr. Cl. Play, Speech Cont.-l,2,3,4, Glee Club-1, Bio. Help-4, Annual Staff-4, Cardeon Staff-1,3,4, Pom Pon Girl—2,3. CHRIS ANN LANGE BRADLEY ALAN KRALING A lion among ladies, a man among men. FFA—1,2,3, St. Cncl.-1,4, B.B.-1,2,3,4, F.B 1,2,3,4, BaseB. 1,3,4, Royalty, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical 4, Sw. Choir-4, Band-1,2,3,4, Choir-2,3,4, Hon. Choir-4, Annual Staff—3, Fifties Choir—3,4. The most curious thing about her is men. FHA 1, FFA-2,3,4, St. Cncl.-3, V.B.- 1,2,3,4, Stage Band-2,3,4, Cheer-4, Musical-4, Polka Band-4, Band-1,2,3,4, Choir— 4, Glee Club-1, Annual Staff-2,3, Cardeon Staff 3,4, B.B. Stat.-l, Wrestling Stat.-2,3, Prom Waitress, Class Treas.-2. LANCE ALLEN MENSINK Don't ask me, I'm just passing through. FFA-1,2,3,4, BB.-l. RICHARD EARL RUSSET RONDA ANN PATTERSON Maybe men aren't perfect, but they're the CINDY KAY NAGEL only opposite sex we have. Glee Club—1, Office Help—4. She's often quiet when passed in the hall, but always smiling and pleasant to all. B.B.—2,4, V.B -2, Gym.-1,2, Cardeon Staff- 3,4, Pom Pon Girl—2,3, Superintendent's Help-2,3,4. For books and studies I have no heart; but from the girls I'll never part. FFA-1,2,3,4, Wrestling-1,2,3,4, Track-1,2, Golf-2, Jr. Cl. Play-3. DAVID VERNON MILLER In all the world there is no greater miracle than myself. FFA-1,2,3, Nat. Hon. Soc.-3,4, B.B.- 1,2,3,4, F.B. 1,2,3,4, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical 4, Stage Band-2,3,4, Polka Band-2,3,4, Sw. Choir-4, Band 1,2,3,4, Choir-2,4, Hon. Band-1,2,3,4, Band Help-3, Prom Wtr, Fifties Choir-4. THOMAS WAYNE MORGAN Most parents don't worry about a son 'till he fails to show up for breakfast. . . and then it's too late. FFA-1,2,3, (V.P.) 4, Wrestling-1,2,3,4, Jr. Cl. Play, Office Help-4, PE. Help-3, Annual Staff -4 TIMOTHY MICHAEL MORGAN Walking isn't a lost art; how else can I get to the body shop?! Wrestling-1,2,3, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical-4, Stage Band—3,4, Band-1,2,3,4, Band Help- 2,4 KAREN KAY SCRABECK Athletics need a feminine touch. FHA—(Treas.) 1,2, B.B. 1, V.B.-1,2,3,4, Gym.-l, Jr. Cl. Play, Flag Girl-1,2, Office Help-4, Cardeon Staff—4, Wrestling Stat.- 1,3,4, B.B. Stat.-l, Prom Waitress, Class Treas.-4, Athletic Dept. Help-3. CHARLES GLEN SIKKINK There's a little bit of bad in every good boy. FFA-1,2,3,4, F.B. -1,2,3,4, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical-4, A.V. Help-3,4, Videotape Help-1,2, Office Help-3,4. CHRISTINE MARIE STORHOFF Blondes have more fun; let me tell you- It isn't what we do, it's what we get away with. FHA—1,3, (Hist.) 4, St. Cnd. 1,2, (Sec.) 3, (Pres.) 4, Nat. Hon. Soc.-3,4, B.B.-l, V.B.-4, Cheer-1,2,3,4, Royalty, Jr. Cl. Play, Musi-cal-4, Flag Girl-1,2,3,4, Sw. Choir-4, Band-1,2,3,4, Choir—4, Hon. Choir—4, Glee Club—1, Annual Staff—2, (Editor) 4, B.B Stat.-l,2, Cardeon Staff-2, (Edit.) 3, (Editor) 4. JON SCOTT TROUTEN CHARLES CHRISTOPHER TODD DEBBIE KAY TORKELSON Care sits lightly on her shoulders. Jr. Cl. Play, Glee Club-1, Videotape Help-2, PE. Help-3, Office Help-4. They say money talks, but all it ever says to me is good-bye. FFA-2,3,4, B.B. 1,2,3,4, F.B. 1, Golf-1, Videotape Help-1,2,3,4. Here's a guy who's good as gold; he's never shy nor is he bold. PFA—2,3,4, Boys' State Alt. 4, B.B.-1,2,3,4, F b.-3,4, Golf-4, Jr. Cl. Play, Musical-4, A.V. Help-3,4. MARY LYNN WENTWORTH LOREN A. TURNER BARBARA LUELLEN ULLOM Quiet in a friendly manner. FHA-4, Lib. Help-4. Shyness conceals hidden virtues. Gym.-1,2, Musical-4, Flag Girl-2, Sw. Choir—3,4, Choir—1,2,3,4, Hon. Choir—2,4, Jan. Help-4. I take things as they come-easy. FFA-1,2,3,4, BaseB —1,2. MICHAEL JOSEPH WILHELM Beware! 1 may do something startling yet. FFA—1,2,3,4, Wrestling-1,2,3,4. SR. OFFICERS Left to Right—Treasurer—Karen Scrabeck, President—Ruth Harstad, Secretary-Penny Hegg, Vice President—Brian Johnson. co 53 co BIGGEST HUSTLERS: CHRIS and RICK S R E O N I BIGGEST TROUBLEMAKERS: RUTH and DON BEST DRESSED: LINNETTE and RICK BEST ACTOR and ACTRESS: STEVE and CHERYL CLASS CLOWNS: JILL and TODD MOST FRIENDLY: SHARON and DAVE MOST ACCIDENT PRONE: SANDY and TIM MOST MUSICAL: PENNY and DAVE MOST ARTISTIC: MARGARET and TIM MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: CHRIS and CHUCK MOST TALKATIVE: BRENDA and BRIAN SENIOR CLASS AND SENIOR ATHLETES Falling in Love With You Waiters and Waitresses: John Brink, Jon Storhoff, Dino Lange, Brian Matson, Dan Girolamo. Front Row: Denise Voigt, Carrie Storhoff, Susan Harstad, Karen Torgerson, Sandy Scrabeck The class of '79 chose “Falling for the theme of this year's prom. It began with the traditional banquet and speeches. The Invocation was given by Ruth Harstad, the Welcome by Penny Hegg, Class History by Chris Skaalen, Class Will by Kevin Prinsen, a poem read by Chris Storhoff and the benediction by Charlie Todd. The Sophomore waiters and waitresses served the banquet. The main course was ham. Following the banquet, the dance was held. Music was provided by Centre Stage . The gym was decorated beautifully with bright crepe paper, a pond, a waterfall, and a summerhouse with hedges on the floor. The Grand March was led by Ruth Harstad and her date, while the band played the theme song Falling . The night was enjoyed by all. PROM 1978 HOMECOMING The 1978-1979 Homecoming festivities began on Thursday, Sept. 28, with Coronation. Dave Hanlon and Sharon Hansen were voted King and Queen, with Tracy Alfson and Tina Sommer becoming Junior King and Queen. On Friday night the football game was a success with Harmony beating Wykoff 42-0! Afterwards there was a Homecoming dance put on by the Sophomores. BRIAN AND RUTH DAVE AND PENNY BRAD AND CHRIS RICK AND LINNETTE KING DAVE AND QUEEN SHARON fT .. - Here comes the setting sun, the seasons are passing, one by one 1978 TRACK TEAM Back Row: Coach Embertson, Coach Rhodes. Middle Row: K. Kingsley, G. Prinsen, K. Bigalk, D. Anderson. Front Row: B. Trouten, D. Girolamo, T. Schroeder. The Harmony track and field team was short on numbers but not on outstanding performances. Bill Trouten headed the list of outstanding efforts as he broke both pole-vault and high jump marks. He vaulted 12'0 and high jumped 5'10 as he qualified for and placed in the Region 1 meet. Keith Hoopman ran the best mile ever in Harmony High history as he was clocked in a record time of 4:48.8. Keith was also outstanding m the shot-put and discus. Dan Girolamo set a school standard in the 330 yard hurdles and proved to be one of the top high-hurdlers in the district as well. Kerry Kingsley demonstrated his prowess in distance running as he was rarely beaten in the 2-mile and narrowly missed qualifying for the Region 1 meet. Dave Hanlon had a fine year in the pole-vault and high jump until he was injured late in the season. With the graduation of Bill Trouten, Dave figures to be one of the best in the area this coming season in both events. Gary Prinsen and Tony Schroeder had excellent years as 9th and 10th graders on the varsity. Each ran individual events plus making up one half of the mile-relay team that was one of the best in the area. 27 ’78 CARDINAL GOLF TEAM Back Row: Gordon Hanson, Steve Harms, Luther Quanrud, Scott Evenson, Shawn Tornow, Jon Storhoff. Middle Row: Chris Johns, Bill Michel, Scott Taubert, Rich Pfremmer, Scott Brunsvold, Kevin Elton, Todd Fischer, Clay Ullom. Front Row: James Scrabeck, Tina Hanson, Becky Wilt, Rosanne Bigalk, Neal Kiehne, David Smutney, Phillip Ryan. VARSITY ENDS SEASON 8-4 Back Row: Bill Michel, Gordon Hanson, Steve Harms, Scott Evenson, Front Row: Scott Taubert, Rich Pfremmer, Jon Storhoff, Shawn Tornow. Not Pictured: Chris Skaalen BASEBALL 1978 Back Row: Brad Kraling, Dave Barrett, Mark Applen, Robbie Runkel, Wayne Johnson, Mike McKay, Don Barrett, Coach Johnson. Front Row: Joe Morgan, Brian Elton, Ron Busse, Doug Harland, Randy Long, Mark Matson. The 1978 Harmony Cardinal baseball season was not as successful as hoped. The interest and turnout for the team was not very good, so many underclassmen earned a chance to play. Many errors and poor judgement proved to be Harmony's weakness, but solid hitting showed hope for the future. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Back Row: G. Dornink, K. Junge, S. Harstad, C. Lange, M. Prinsen, K. Scrabeck, S. Hansen. Front Row: Coach Dutcher, C. Storhoff, R. Harstad, C. Storhoff, K. Johannsen, J. Milne. This year the girls began their season fired up and ready to play. They defeated Chatfield, Grand Meadow and Caledonia out of the season. All through the season the girls played well together and gave the opposing team a good fight. The season ended with a 5-8 record. B-SQUAD VOLLEYBALL Back Row: J. Hoag, A. Girolamo, D. Hanson, D. Brunsvold, B. Grooters, Coach Sagan. Middle Row: W. Storhoff, T. Willford, R. Ryan, M. Mandelko, T. Nagel. Front Row: J. Kingsley, R. Trouten, L. Whalen, S. Barrett, K. Johnson. SEASON’S RECORD The 1978 B squad volleyball players had five returning players. It was the first year for the other ten, but they managed to learn quickly and did a fine job throughout the season. The team shows a promising future. Back Row: P. Hegg, K. Taubert, R. Whalen, Front Row: C. Danielson, B. Evenson, M. Jetson. B A E R L E A L S R B SQUAD—Top: R. Jetson, Back Row: C. Dempewolfe, T. Bigalk, S. Garness, Front Row: N. Johnson, A. Storhoff. 1978 DISTRICT ONE CHAMPIONS Front Row—B. Elton, D. Miller, C. Sikkink, B. Johnson, D. Barrett, D. Hanlon, D. Barrett, 2nd Row T. Browning, R Hovey, D Busse, S. Harms, B. Kraling, C. Todd, 3rd Row—T. Schroeder, D. Lange, J. Brink, G. Hanson, M. Applen, R. Busse, 4th Row- S. Applen, B. Erickson, M. McKay, D. Girolamo, W. Johnson, 5th Row-S. Brunsvold, B. Matson, R. Pfremmer, K. Elton The Harmony Cardinal football team finished their season with an impressive 9-1 record and captured the Maple Leaf Conference Crown as well as the District I Title by defeating Spring Grove 25-0! The Cardinals were underdogs in two games (LeRoy Spring Grove) but came out beating both teams by shutouts. The Cards recorded six straight shutouts in six games, which earned them high ratings in the Minnesota State High School League polls. In the seventh game, Spring Valley scored on Harmony and eventually went on to beat the Cards, dropping them from the polls. Harmony came back to defeat their last three opponents and end their best season ever. It was the first Conference Crown since 1963 and their first District Title ever!!! HARMONY COACHING STAFF-Mr. Tribon—Jr. High Coach, Mr. Ofstedal-Line Coach, Mr. Elston—Varsity Coach, Mr. Carlson—Jr. Varsity Coach, Mr. Herman—Assistant Jr. High Coach TIM DAVE DON DAVE DON THE THREATENING THIRTEEN STEVE BRIAN BRIAN BRAD B-SQUAD FOOTBALL Row 1—N. Kiehne, B. Boice, S. Twait, R. Junge, S. Casterton, D. Mandelko, S. Kiehne, Row 2—S. Prinsen, D. Harland, S. Jarland, K. Kingsley, T. Olsen, C. Phillips, S. Schroeder, Row 3—C. Johns, T. Olsen, J. Mudfrom, G Dornink, R. Harmon, J. Ludens, S. Evenson, Row 4-Coach Carlson, J. Smedsrud, K. Bigalk, P. McKernan, V. Ryan, K. Bigalk, R. Runkel The B-Squad football team finished the year with a very respectable overall record of 6-2 and a conference record of 5-1. The young Cards can certainly be proud of the aggressive play of the defense and their disciplined, deliberate offensive attack. These B-Squaders are sure to provide the fans with excellent football as varsity players in the next two years. C-SQUAD UNDEFEATED The Eighth Grade Football team concluded their seven game season with an undefeated record. The explosive offensive line and backs were very capable of putting points on the scoreboard. The aggressive Cardinal defense is one of the best Coach Tribon has had. These young football players are going to continue to provide Harmony with exciting football in years to come. SEASON RECORD Harmony—48 Harmony—36 Harmony—34 Harmony—52 Harmony—58 Harmony—52 Harmony—48 Preston—14 LeRoy—8 Wykoff—8 Chatfield—6 Spring Valley—42 Lanesboro—0 Grand Meadow—0 Row 1— M. Mensink, L. Pfremmer, D. Hanson, P. Ryan, B. Fishbaugher, T. Her-manson, J. Twait, Row 2—P. Moger, D. Smutny, A. Jaeb, T. Hendrickson, R. Barnes, S. Taubert, D. Anderson, Row 3-G. Dornink, C. Ullom, D. Miller, G. Ivers, B. Jarland, B. Caldwell, K. Heibel Row 1—A. Warnke, J. Helem, A. Vanderplas, R. Torgerson, C. Flatten, B. Johnson, Row 2—J. Denstad, J. Casterson, J. Hanson, D. Wead, B. Kraling, D. Giland, B. Peterson, Row 3—Coach Herman GYMNASTICS Back Row: A. VanHoof, B. Wilt, S. Dotzenrod, S. Twait, D. Johns, D. Ayres, Coach Musolf, Coach Dutcher, Middle Row: T. Young, J. Wead, K. Williams, C. Brink, J. Cremer, A. Peters, M. Johnson, Front Row: D. Fishbaugher, K. Bigalk, J. Jarland, K. Taubert, S. Daniels, S. Hansen, S. Scrabeck, A. Jaeb. This season's A-Squad was made up mostly of the older students between grades 9-12 with one senior newcomer, Sharon Hansen, who blessed us all with her previous gymnastic training. The team number rose this year to 21 from last year's 13. With the many experienced girls, the team proved to be strong in both A and B squads. Back again for her second year was Assistant Coach Musolf who helped a great deal with the routines. We thank her and everyone else who helped out at practices and the meets. We really appreciated it! MANAGERS-Rachel and Kris SENIOR—Sharon Hansen JUNIORS—Joanne, Sandy, Kim, and Shelley ui £ o n 2 H co GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Hendrickson, Front Row: T. Nagel, T. Sommer, J. Kingsley, C. Ehler, S. Morgan. STATS—Deb and Karen B SQUAD: D. Johns, B. Brunsvold, S. Danielson, R. Bigalk, P. Williams, K. VanHoof, T. Hanson, T. Austin, L. Applen, K. Anderson, K. Jacobson. MANAGER-Cindy VARSITY Front Row—C. Lange, R. Whalen, T. Voigt, Back Row—K. Torgerson, B. Evenson, R. Harstad, M. Prinsen, Top—C. Storhoff JR. VARSITY-Front-T. Bigalk, Back Row-S. Barrett, L. Whalen, K. Johnson, N. John- GIRLS' BASKETBALL-Top-R. Jetson, Bottom-M son, Top—K. Ward Jetson, C. Danielson CARDINAL POWER VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM—J. Berge, T. Schroeder, S. Tornow, M. Applen, B. Erickson, S. Harms, D. Barrett, G. Hanson, B. Kraling, D. Girolamo, D. Hanlon, D. Miller, R. Pfremmer, M. McKay, C. Todd, Not Pictured-S. Trouten SIZZLING SENIORS DAVE BRAD STEVE DON DAVE Not Pictured: S. Trouten CHUCK B C SQUAD BASKETBALL D. Harland, S. Jarland, S. Schroeder, C. Johns, S. Evenson, K. Kingsley, B. Boice, Coach Degenaar, R. Runkel, G. Prinsen, P. McKernan, K. Eide, W. Johnson, R. Harmon Coach Carlson, J. Twait, A. Jaeb, T. Hendrickson, B. Jarland, G. Ivers, D. Miller, S. Taubert, 0. Sher-win, P. Ryan, L. Pfremmer, R. Torgerson, A. Vanderplas, J. Casterton, J. Dennstedt, D. Wead, B. Krai-ing, T. Kiehne, M. Flatten, K. Eide The 1978-'79 Cardinal Basketball team started out slow, but was able to show much improvement throughout the year. The Cardinals, led by Seniors Dave Miller and Brad Kraling, held a 7-5 record at the time of this writing. The team shows promise for the future as our height is returning and our B-squad looks very impressive. 44 COACH TEAM GOT IT Back Row—John Brink, Jon Storhoff, Dave Barrett, Vince Ryan, Brian Johnson, Doug Browning, Coach Rhodes, Front Row—John Nagel, Dale Mandelko, Scott Twait, Jim Nagel, Mike Wilhelm, Rich Russet, Dino Lange RICH BRIAN MIKE DAVE The Harmony Cardinal wrestlers agin showed their strength against their many opponents this year, as they ended the year with a 7-5 record. In December, Harmony held their annual Holiday Tournament. Overall, our Cards placed third, but many individ uals placed in their weight classes. Those placing for Harmony were Rich Russet, Brian Johnson, Dave Barrett, Doug Browning, and Dino Lange. The highlight of the tourney was when Rich Russet was awarded a trophy for most outstanding wrestler. 45 The laughter and the tears—the shadows of misty yesteryears LI’L ABNER MUSICAL D. Barrett, T. Fischer, J. Mundfrom, T. Schroeder, D. Barrett, C. Lange, D. Hanlon, P. Hegg, B. Michel, R. Whalen, S. Harms, M. McKay, J. Brink, S. Tornow, M. Applen, S. Applen, J. Flatten, B. Kraling, M. Fishbaugher, B. Matson, C. Danielson, C. Todd, D. Miller, L. Whalen, S. Miller, C. Hendrickson, C. Storhoff, S. Prinsen, S. Hansen, M. Wentworth, M. Jones, C. Eh-ler, K. Heibel, M. Flatten, J. Dennstedt, R. Torkelson, J. Scrabeck, D. Ewalt, C. Sikkink, D. Browning, B. Johnson, G. Prinsen, D. Girolamo, G. Hanson, R. Harstad, B. Elton, D. Brunsvold, J. Cremer, A. Mensink, L. Mensink, L. Applen, T. Austin, K. Bigalk, S. Danielson, T. Hanson, C. Hanson, C. VanHoof, B. Wilt, K. Heibel, R. Trouten, S. Barrett, L. Hovey, C. Flatten, C. Storhoff, J. Burmeister, S. Morgan, J. Wilt, S. Hoag, B. Brunsvold, M. Mandelko, K. Jo-hannsen, M. Smutny, T. Morgan, M. McKay, S. Scrabeck, J. Jaeb, W. Storhoff, J. Hoag, C. Harmon, C. Dempewolf, M. Wilt, K. Taubert, J. Jarland, S. Daniels, J. Jaeb, T. Browning, S. Trouten, C. Johns, B. Ullom, J. Milne, R. Schenzel, C. Luehmann, D. Musolf, C. Sagan Li'l Abner the Broadway musical comedy hit based on the famous comic strip by Al Capp, was this year's all-school musical. Performances were held on November 4, 5, and 11. The tuneful success tells of the efforts of the simple mountain people of the cartoon strip to save their town from destruction. Washington selects Dogpatch as the most unnecessary place in the nation and plan to move the A-bomb tests there from Nevada unless the citizens prove their town necessary. When Mammy Yokum turns up with her Yokumberry Tonic which made Li'l Abner the superman he is; it would appear that Dogpatch is saved. General Bullmoose has other ideas about this situation as he is eager to enhance his sizeable fortune by getting his hands on the formula. The folks from Dogpatch foil his plan and turn Washington upside-down and inside out. It took a lot of patience and hard work to put this production together. Many thanks to all. ONE ACT PLAY Nobody Sleeps is a comedy in which each of the three daughters and their mother criticize the bungling ways of a would-be burglar whom the youngest girl discovers rummaging through the desk when she comes down for a sandwich late at night. A breezy concotion that leaves Spike, the burglar, all broken up and the audience all broken down laughing. Preston, Peterson, Spring Valley, and Harmony competed in the one act play contest on January 20, 1979. The first two were the winners for competing in the district contest. Actors Actresses: Rachel Trouten, Kim Taubert, Ruth Whalen, Karen Torgerson, Joe Mundfrom, Stage Manager: Mike Smutny, Advisor: Mrs. Hauder STYLE SHOW A. Moger, T. Bigalk, C. A. Moger Danielson R. Block, R. Wentworth 52 NIFTY FIFTY FIVE TANK SLY COOL MUCUS BO SCHOOL BOARD-Mr. Tomlonson, Mr. Whalen, Mr. Tornow, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Kraling, Mr. Michel, Mr. Morgan SPEECH CONTEST WINNERS-Back-J. Tornow, B. Trouten, J. Mundfrom, Front-R. Trouten P Michel L Whalen CARDEON STAFF The senior editors of the Cardeon this year were Penny Hegg and Sandy Hoag. Penny and Sandy and the rest of the staff worked very hard to put out an interesting paper. The Cardeon includes class news, sports news, polls and things like Songs That Fit . We'd like to thank everyone who helped with the Cardeon this year. First Row— K. Taubert, P. Hegg, C. Lange, S. Hoag, S. Morgan, Second Row—T. Nagel, L. Hovey, R. Whalen, K. Scrabeck, K. Junge, S. Phillips, Third Row—A. Storhoff, S. Garness, N. Johnson, M. Smutny, Fourth Row—D. Miller, C. Brink, L. Whalen, M. Mandelko, B. Mat-son, Fifth Row—J. Burmeister, S. Hansen, Mrs. Mussolf, K. Jo-hannsen, D. Hanlon ANNUAL STAFF JR. EDITOR: Shel, SR. EDITORS: Jon and Chris, ADVISOR: Mr. Buchholz We, the annual editors, would like to thank the many people who worked to help make this annual. We thank you especially for selling ads and for the long days spent working in the annual room with us. We also very much appreciate our advisor, Mr. Buchholz, for his patience and help during this year. Many hours were put into your yearbook and we hope that you enjoy what we have created. S. Hoag, B. Matson, R. Whalen, K. Torgerson, T. Morgan, M. McKay, A. VanHoof, L. Mensink, D. Johns, T. Young, M. Miller, C. Scrabeck, S. Twait, A. Peters, K. Morris, B. Brunsvold, J. Cremer, C. Brink, M. Johnson, S. Trende, D. Hanlon, S. Torkelson, K. Junge, B. Grooters, S. Morgan, L. Whalen, Not Pictured—M. Mandelko FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA B. Grooters, K. Kingsley, L. Henry, T. Fischer, R. Russett, D. Lange, R. Hovey, V. Ryan, D. Fishbaugher, S. Applen, T. Bestor, T. Nagel, C. Lange, S. Harstad, C. Hendrickson, S. Phillips, M. Junge, J. Nagel, N. Kiehne, M. Liverance, L. Turner, T. Morgan, T. Willford, K. Johnson, K. Ward, L. Thomas, R. Junge, A. Block, D. Block, C. Sikkink, T. Bigalk, J. Mundfrom, R. Harmon, J. Patterson, J. Smedsrud, K. Bigalk, G. Dornink, D. Harland, S. Jarland, D. Barrett, M. McKay, T. Griffin, S. Twait, G. Prinsen, B. Meldahl, K. Bigalk, S. Casterton, J. Ludens, J. Nagel, B. Johnson, J. Brink, R. Schultz, M. Fishbaugher, P. McKernan, C. Phillips, M. Swenson, S. Prinsen, T. Olson, S. Kiehne, T. Olson, D. Mandelko, C. Harstad, B. Erickson, K. Elton, M. McKay, S. Brunsvold, R. Eiken, S. Bigalk, B. Patterson, L. Hudson, T. Bigalk, M. Schultz DARK ROOM Gene Dornink, Mike McKay, John Brink, Steve Harms SENIOR FHA—Back Row: M. Wentworth, B. Ullom, C. Storhoff, P. Hegg, S. Hoag, B. Gulbranson, J. Burmeister, S. Phillips, Advisor—Mrs. Ofstedal, Middle Row: S. Hansen, D. Brunsvold, C. Hendrickson, K. Schoppers, M. Mandelko, L. Hudson, C. Danielson, R. Whalen, K. Scrabeck, Front Row: C. Stockdale, L. Johnson, J. Tomlonson, L. Whalen, S. Garness, C. Dempewolf, N. Johnson, A. Storhoff. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF The 1978-79 FHA year has been an exciting one full of many fun learning experiences. Many new members joined at the beginning of the year, so we had a nice sized group to work with. Our biggest money making project was the raffling off of the afghan, which was made by the efforts of many. We also did some public service activities. The District Convention was one of the biggest events of the year. It was a memorable day, much worth the weeks of preparation. Laura Whalen received the honor of being voted District President. We'd like to thank Mrs. Ofstedal and the others who supported FHA throughout the 1978-1979 Cardinal year. AMERICA JUNIOR FHA—Back Row: Advisor—Mrs. Sagan, B. Brunsvold, J. Cremer, J. Kingsley, R. Ryan, J. Wead, S. Barrett, L. Hovey, Front Row: J. Hoag, L. Mensink, L. Tammel, S. Dotzenrod, R. Jetson, P. Block. SWING CHOIR Starting From Bottom: Miss Schenzel, Penny Hegg, Chris Storhoff, Sharon Hanson, Ruth Whalen, Chris Hendrickson, Carrie Storhoff, Mary Wentworth, Ruth Harstad, Dave Miller, Brad Kraling, Steve Harms, Brian Matson, Tim Browning, Dave Barrett, Bill Michel, Dave Hanlon. STAGE BAND Saxophones: Chris Lange, Sandy Hoag, Penny Hegg, Jane Hoag, Trumpets: Sandy Scrabeck, Todd Fischer, Shel Prinsen, Carrie Storhoff, Dave Hanlon, Trombones: Dave Miller, Jon Jaeb, Brian Matson, Wendi Storhoff, Drums: Scott Applen, Mike Smutny, Tim Morgan, Bass Guitar: Mike McKay, Piano: Kim Johannsen, Director: Marv Wilt. JR. BAND Back Row: Mr. Wilt, S. Casterton, K. Bigalk, S. Taubert, B. Brunsvold, 3rd Row: D. Johns, D. Miller, T. Hendrickson, J. Dennstedt, B. Kraling, M. Flatten, B. Johnson, K. Jacobson, M. Miller, J. Hoag, C. Brink, K. Sikkink, A. Jaeb, G. Ivers, 2nd Row: A. Van Hoof, D. Johns, K. Nordsving, D. Smutny, R. Bigalk, J. Boice, J. Cremer, T. Young, L. Mensink, S. Tammel, 1st Row: K. Anderson, T. Hanson, R. Bjertness, C. Scrabeck, B. Wilt, C. Van Hoof, A. Miller. Left Row—Top to Bottom: Chris Johns, Sandy Barrett, Tami Sommers, Jane Hoag, Rachel Trouten, Wendi Storhoff, Shelle Dotzenrod, Barb Garbisch, Bonnie Trende, Right Row: Keith Holm, Jim Scrabeck, Cliff Flatten, K. Applen, L. Hovey, R. Ryan. c A R D I N A L C H 0 1 R 60 78 HONOR BAND 19 AND CHOIR Starting From Bottom: S. Harms, R. Whalen, B. Kraling, S. Hansen, P. Hegg, S. Hoag, T. Fischer, R. Harstad, D. Miller, B. Matson, B. Boice, C. Storhoff, J. Burmeister, T. Browning, J. Jaeb, B. Michel, S. Scrabeck, C. Storhoff, M. Wentworth, M. Jones. 1st Row: P. Ryan R. Torgerson, S. Bigalk, C. Van Hoof, K. Nordsving, D. Ayers, B. Wilt, 2nd Row: J. Dennstedt, S. Hanson, A. Mensink, L. Mensink, M. Miller, C. Brink, J. Boice, 3rd Row: T. Kiehne, D. Ewalt, K. Heibel, D. Johns, K. Williams, 4th Row: B. Peterson, J. Hoag, A. Peters, C. Hanson, L. Applen, A. Miller, 5th Row: R. Torkelson, L. Reicks, R. Bigalk, K. Anderson, P. Block, 6th Row: K. Jacobson, K. Hanlon, P. Williams, S. Danielson, S. Twait, 7th Row: D. Johns, R. Bjertness, J. Cremer, B. Brunsvold, T. Austin, 8th Row: B. Kraling, K. Bigalk, K. Heibel, D. Miller, C. Ullom, T. Hanson, Miss Schenzel. FLAG GIRLS—T. Willford, K. Ward, R. Trouten, G. Dornink, T. Sommer, C. Demepewolfe, M. Mandelko, S. Garness MARCHING BAND DIRECTOR: Marvin Wilt MAJORETTE: Kim Johannsen NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back Row—Left to Right—Brian Matson, Brian Elton, Dave Miller, Steve Harms, Brad Kraling, Jon Jaeb. Front—Sharon Hansen, Ruth Whalen, Chris Storhoff, Penny Hegg, Kim Taubert. Boy Staters: T. Fischer C. Todd STATERS Girl Staters: K. Junge R. Harstad s T U D E N T Back Row—Adv. Mr. Elston, Steve Prinsen, Pres.—Chris Storhoff, V.P.—Carrie Storhoff, Pari.—Bing Storhoff, Brad Kraling, Treas.—Chris Johns, Vince Ryan, Dave Smutny, Front— Todd Fischer, Sally Garness, Christine Scrabeck, Sec.—Sandy Scrabeck. Barb Grooters Kim Johannsen Gordon Hanson Dino Lange Cam Harstad Brian Matson Kevin Elton Susan Harstad Mark McKay Bill Erickson Don Fishbaugher Chris Hendrickson Lori Hudson Mike McKay Bill Michel Sandy Phillips Carrie StorhofF Shawn Tornow Shel Prinsen Bing Storhoff Ron Cindy Busse Shelley Danielson Daniels Mark Dan Fishbaugher Sue Giralamo Garbisch Joe Maxine Jaeb Joanne Jetson Jarland Shelley Sue Miller Julie Morgan Milne .......7 Luther Tony Quanrud Krystal Schroeder Schriever Kim Tope Taubert Karen Voigt Joey Torgerson Ruth Whalen Whalen Kevin Kevin Eileen Anderson Keith Bigalk Traci Blaser Bigalk Bigalk Tami Nacia Hudson Lori Johnson Johnson Meldahl Joe Mundfrom Jim Nagel Marlys Schultz Richard Wayne Junge Johnson Mike Jim Peterson Patterson Jamie Kim Smedsrud Scrabeck 9 Lance Thomas Jana Andy Block Brad Boice Colleen Deb Dempewolf Brunsvold Bill Hanlon Kerry Kingsley Gary Prinsen Mike Smutny Randy Jane Harmon Sherri Hoag Hermanson Todd Marcia Kohler James Mandelko Ludens Robbie Runkel IMS Tammie Sommers Vince Ryan Connie Stockdale Kay Schoppers Amy Storhoff 1 Sharon Scott Torkelson Rachel Twait Laura Karen Applen Sandy Barrett Deb Fishbaugher Cliff Flatten Anita Jaeb Scott Jarland Matt Liverance Dale Mandelko Steve Prinsen Raeanne Ryan Barb Garbisch John Garblsch Roxanne Jetson Chris Johns Peter McKernan Brent Mensink Scott Schroeder Jim Scrabeck Steve Casterton Shelle Dotzenrod Ann Giralamo Deb Hanson Kate Johnson Mike Junge John Nagel Tammy Nagel Mark Swenson Leanne Tammel Kyle Eide Doug Harland Neal Kiehne Tim Olson Bonnie Trende Scott Evenson Keith Holm Steve Kiehne Tom Olson Kim Ward Carl Fischer Lisa Hovey Jane Kingsley Chuck Phillips Glenn Warnke Julie Wead Class Officers: Treas. A. Giralamo, V.P.—T. Olson, Sec.—T. Nagel, Pres.—D. Harland, Adv.—Mr. Degenaar Miss Montgomery. Tammie Wilford Karen Anderson Lana Applen Phyllis Block Jane Boice Scott Hanson Kevin Heibel Peter Moger Larry Pfremmer Kevin Sikkink Dave Smutny Tori Austin Todd Hendrickson Lois Reicks Scott Taubert Denise Ayres Sheila Danielson Tim Hermanson Phil Ryan Jeff Twait Randy Barnes Tom Erickson Glen Ivers Dave Sherwin Clay Ullom Kris Becky Van Hoof Pam Wilt 1983 Karolin Bigalk Rosanne Bigalk Scott Bigalk Bryon Dana Fishbaugher Tina Ewalt Hanson Brett Andy Jarland Angie Jaeb Miller Rachel Bjertness Cindy Hanson Darrell Miller c L A S S o F Class Officers: Pres.—K. Sikkink, V.P.—A. Jaeb, Treas.— B. Wilt, Sec.—K. Bigalk, Adv.—Miss Musolf. 68 Cherrie Brink Jay Hanson Barb Brunsvold Kim Heibel ■ Jeft Casterton James Hellem Tim Kiehne Chris Scrabeck Shelley Twait Brent Kraling Susan Tammel Arvin Vanderplas I w Andrea Mensink Randy Torkelson Amy Vanhoof Kathy Williams Tina Young Janet Cremer Julie Hoag Lori Mensink Roger Torgerson John Dennstedt Kathy Jacobson Susan Trende Debbie Johns Kris Morris c L A S S o Dianne Johns Kelly Nordsving Bill Johnson Annette Peters Mary Johnson Bill Peterson Donovan Arlo Wead Warnke Class Officers: J. Hoag—Treas., C. Brink—Sec., J. Hellem—Pres., A. Vanhoof—V. Pres., Adv.—Mr. Wellemeyer. F 1984 69 STUDENT HELPERS OFFICE HELP: Back Row—R. Busse, M. Fishbaugher, K. Schriever, S. Brunsvold, B. Evenson, D. Busse, Front Row-K. Taubert, K. Scrabeck, L. Henry, R. Patterson, T. Morgan, B. Gulbranson, T. Voigt. LIBRARY HELP: E. Blaser, B. Ullom, J. Wead, T. Nagel, S. Phillips, D. Elton, C. Danielson. KITCHEN HELP: Back Row-M. Mensink, K. Schriever, C. Hanson, T. Austin, Front Row-B. Fishbaugher, R. Bjertness, L. Reicks, P. Block, A. Mensink, K. Heibel. AUDIO-VISUAL HELP: L. Quanrud, K. Holm, B. Elton, R. Trouten, M. Mandelko, C. Sikkink. P.E. HELP: S. Scrabeck, S. Daniels, K. Taubert, D. Girolamo, C. Ehler, T. Schroeder, D. Barrett. HOME EC. HELP: L. Hudson, L. Johnson, K. Scrabeck. DARKROOM HELP: S. Harms, G. Dornink, J. Brink, M. McKay. BIOLOGY HELP: S. Tornow, S. Torkelson, S. Phillips, B. Grooters, K. Junge. SUPERINTENDENT'S HELP: S. Brunsvold, C. Nagel. HISTORY HELP: J. Milne. STEPHEN DEGENAAR Economics, World History and American History HARMONY FACULTY 1979 EDWARD HARMS Counselor LOIS HAUDER Librarian CRAIG McCALLUM WAYNE HERMAN Industrial Arts CYNTHIA LUEHMANN Agriculture English-9,10 and German 74 JIM TAUBERT Civics and American History PERCY TORNOW FRANK TRIBON History and Social Studies Superintendent ROBERT WELLEMEYER S.L.B.P. 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