Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1986 volume:

WE'VE GOT .. CLASS-seniors................3 MUSIC ......................23 SPORTS .....................27 ACTIVITIES .................51 ORGANIZATIONS ..............56 HONORS .....................62 CLASS-underclassmen ........65 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ................73 WE'VE GOT THE SENIORS CLASS COLORS: BURGUNDY AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER: WHITE ROSE WITH BURGUNDY TIP CLASS MOTTO: IT IS IN DREAMING THE GREATEST DREAMS THAT WE BUILD THE BRIGHTEST TOMORROWS GRADUATION: SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1986 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1986 ' T y SUZANNE RENEE ALFSON You don't have to hang from a tree to be a nut. Gymnastics - 1,2, Volleyball - 2,3,4, Band - 1,2,3,4, Jazz Band - 4, FHA - 1,3,4, Library Help 2, Flag Girl - 1,2,3,4, Student Council -3, Royalty - 4, Prom Waitress - 2, Annual Staff - 4, Football Cheerleader - 1, Wrestling Cheerleader - 3, Hospital -Make-up Help - 3 JODI KRISTINE BOICE Witty and wise, a terror for her size. Basketball - l,2,3,4-Capt.-2,4, Band - 1,2,3,4 Jazz Band - 3, Honor Band - 3,4, Biology Help 4, Dorian - 3, Student Council - 2,3.4-Sec.- 3, Student of the Quarter - 3, Nobel Conference 4. National Honor Society - 4 KONYA ALLENE AUSTIN When I make a fool of myself, you've never seen better craftsmanship. Football Cheerleader - 2,3,3, Wrestling Cheerleader - 1,2, Hospital - 3, FHA - 3,4, Darkroom Help - 1, Choir - 1,2,3, Honor Choir - 2, Girls Ensemble - 2, Volleyball Stat - 1, No, No, Nanette - 1 KAREN FRANCES BIGALK I try to be bashful, but my mouth won't let •me. Football Cheerleader - 1,4, Volleyball - 2,3, Wrestling Cheerleader - 2, Girl Basketball Stat - 3, Hospital - 3, FFA-1,2,3, FHA - 1,2,3,4, Choir - 1,2, Annual Staff 2,3,4 CYNTHIA JOANN BROWNING Sworn to fun, loyal to none!” Band - 1,2,3,4, Basketball Cheerleader - 1.2.3.4, Football Cheerleader - 1,2, Girls Ensemble - 1,2, Choir - 1, FHA - 3,4, No. No, Nanette - 1, Hospital - 3, Flag Girl - 1.2.3.4, 6 MARY ELIZABETH DAHL Just because I have blonde hair doesn't mean I'm an angel.” Band - 1,2,3,4, FHA - 3,4, National Honor Society - V.P.3, Pres. 4, Hospital” - 3, Girls State - 3, Volleyball - 2,3,4, Jazz Band - 2,3,4, Honor Band - 2,4, Royalty - 4, Prom waitress 2, Basketball Cheerleader - 1,2,3,4, B Football Stat - 1, Flag Girl - 1,2,3,4, Nobel Conference 4 RENEE LEE DEMPEWOLF Cut out to be an angel, but someone ran off with the pattern. Band - 1,2,3,4, Honor Band - 4. FHA - 1, Wrestling Cheerleader - 2, Football Cheerleader - 2,3,4 JULIE ANN ENGLE m not flirtatious, just friendly.” ymnastics - 1, Hospital - 3, Band - 1,2,3,4, HA - 2.3, Office Help - 2,4, Library Help -Annual Staff - 3, Wrestling Cheerleader -Football Cheerleader - 4, Volleyball - 1,2,3, Boys Basketball Stat - 2,4, B Boys asketball Stat - 2, Flag Girl - 1.2.3.4 THOMAS EDWARD DENNSTEDT He stoops for one thing the door. Football - 1,2,3,4, Basketball - 1,2,3,4, Golf-1,2,3,4, Hospital - 3. Band - 1,2,3,4, Honor Band - 4, National Honor Society - 3,4, Boys State - 3. Jazz Band - 1,2.3.4. PAC 11 - 3,4, Nobel Conference - 4 TRACIE L. ERICKSON Cause trouble? Who me? Never!! Football - 1,2,3,4. Wrestling - 1, Baseball - 1 DAWN RENEE EVENSON Laugh and I'll laugh with you; study and you'll study alone. Volleyball - 1,2,3, Gymnastics - 1,2, Hospital 3, Band - 1,2,3,4, Office Help -2,4, Flag Girl-1,2,3,4, Choir - 2, Class Treasurer - 3, Alt. Prom Waitress - 2, Annual Staff - 4, Volleyball Stat - 4, B Football Stat -2, Girls Ensemble - 2, Library Help - 1 BRADLEY J. FUNKE All the great men are dead, come to think of it, I'm not feeling so well myself. Football - 1,2.3,4, Basketball - 1,2,3,4,-Capt. 2,4, Cheerleader (Fagettes) - 2,4, Football Stat -1 JEFFREY DUANE GREBIN Be reasonable, do it my way or do it the wrong way. Football - l,2,3,4-Capt.-4, Baseball - 4, Golf 3, FFA - 2, Phy. Ed. Help - 4, Royalty - 4, Prom Waiter - 2, Hospital -Backstage help - 3 Cheerleader (Fagettes) - 2,4, National Honor Society - 4, Basketball - 2,3,4. SHARON MARY ELLEN HANLON Looks like an angel, acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. Basketball - 1,2,3,4-Capt.- 2,4, Hospital - 3 Band - 1.2,3,4, Honor Band - 3,4, FHA - 4, Volleyball - 1,2,3,4-Capt.- 2,4, Class V.P. - 2 Royalty - 4, Prom Waitress - 2, Annual Staff - 4, Boys Basketball Stat - 1,2, Student Council-1, Band Aide - 4, Phy. Ed. Help - 4 JOLEEN RHEA HANSON I may be quiet in school, but that doesn't mean much. Choir - 1,2,3, Girls Basketball Manager - 1,2, FHA - 1 8 THOMAS JAMES HUTTON A legend in my own time.” Football - 1,2,3,4, Wrestling - 1,2,3,4, Jazz Band - 3,4, Student Council - 3,4 PAUL DOUGLAS KIEHNE The people who think they are so smart are annoying to those of us who are. Football - 1,2, Basketball - 1,2,3,4, Golf -1,2,3,4, Hospital” - 3, Band - 1,2,3,4, Boys State Alternate - 3, Annual Staff - 4, Football Stat - 3,4, Jazz Band - 1,2,3,4, PAC 11 - 3,4, Hospital'-Backstage Help - 3, Nobel Conference 4, National Honor Society - 4 JULIE MARIE INGLEBRET Nothing in all creation can alter her determination.” Football Cheerleader - 2,3,4, Wrestling Cheerleader - 1,2, Band - 1,2,3,4, Honor Band - 3,4, Hospital” - 3, Girls State Alternate - 3, Annual Staff - 3,4, Sr. Editor - 4, Class Secretary - 2,3, National Honor Society • 3,4 TOBIAS PATRICK JACOBSON 1 have a car, it's not so new — but show me a road I can’t get through. Football - 1,3,4, Wrestling - 1, FFA - 1,2 9 TERRY LEE KRALINC It r- not good that man should be alone. Football - 1.2.3,4-Capt - 2.4. Wrestling -1,2,3,4-Capt- 4, Baseball - 1,4, FFA - 1,2, Phy. Ed Help - 4. Royalty - 4. Prom Waiter - 2. Student Council - 3. Hospital -Backstage Help-3 SCOTT EUGENE MANDELKO Another car passed him once a police car. Football - 1,2,3,4, Basketball - 1,2,3,4, Golf-3. Hospital - 3, Band - 1,2,3,4, Honor Band-3.4. Jazz Band - 3.4. Band Aide - 4, Class President - 4, Student Council - 1. Royalty-King - 4. Prom Waiter - 2. Football Stat - 1 LEANN DEBORAH MENSINK Laughing, talking, having fun, life for her has just begun. Gymnastics - 1, Band - 1,2,3,4, FHA - 1,2,4, Home Ec. Help - 4, Volleyball - 2,3, Jazz Band 2,3,4, Honor Band - 3,4, Annual Staff -4. Basketball Cheerleader - 2,3,4, Choir - 1.2. Girls Ensemble - 1,2 DANIEL TODD MILLER I'm the patient type, who will be my nurse? Football - 1,2,3,4-Capt - 4. Wrestling - 1,2,3,4-Capt- 4. Library Help - 4, Phy. Ed. Help - 4, Class Vice-President - 4, Royalty - 4 DARLA MAE PATTERSON School days have their moments, but they can t compare to the weekend nights. Choir - 1,3, Basketball Cheerleader - 1,2, FHA-1,4, Library Help - 4 10 CURT W. PFREMMER The best way to make a fire with two sticks is to be sure that one is a match.'' Basketball - 3,4 MATTHEW GEORGE PLOWMAN There are only three great men in the world myself and I've forgotten the other two.' Basketball - 1,2,3,4, Golf - 1,2, Hospital - 3, Band - 1,2,3,4 Jazz Band - 4. National Honor Society - 3,4, Nobel Conference - 3, Choir -1,2. Honor Choir • 2, Class V.P. - 2,3, Class Secretary - 4. Annual Staff - 3,4, Football Stat - 1,2,3,4, PAC 11 - 3,4, Student of the Quarter - 2 DEBORA LYNN SHOFNER I'm not a bit flirtatious, just interested.'' I HA - 4. Choir - 3 KEVIN PAUL SIKKINK A pleasant way. a quiet grin, all who know him like him. Football - l.2,3,4-Capt.-2. Basketball - 1.2.3.4-Capt.-4. PAC 11 • 3.4. Baseball • 1. Hospital 3. Band - 1.2,3.4. Jazz Band - 3.4. Cheerleader (Fagettes) - 2,4, Football Stat - 1. Golf - I. Nobel Conference - 3 11 TIMOTHY JOHN SIKKINK I think I think more than you think I think. FFA - 1,2,3.4, Choir - 3 SCOTT A. SPIEKER Good things come in large quantity.'' Basketball - 1,2, Wrestling - 3,4, FFA - 1,2,3 ANDREA KAY STORHOFF The merry twinkle in her eye betrays the mischief in her mind.” Volleyball - l,2,3,4,-Capt.-3, Golf - 1,2,3,4, Hospital” - 3, Band - 1,2,3,4, Honor Band -2,3,4, FHA - 1,3,4, Class President - 1,3, Dorian 2.3, Royalty - 4, Annual Staff - 2,3,4, Basketball Cheerleader - 2,3,4, Girls Basketball Stat - 1, Jazz Band - 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2- Sec.. 3- V.P., 4- President, Nobel Conference • 4 SHANNON DEAN TWAIT Why worry? Things are bound to happen anyway.” Football - 1,2,3,4, Wrestling - l,2,3,4-Capt.-4, Library Help - 2, Office Help - 3, Phy. Ed. Help 4, Class Treasurer - 4, Football Stat -1,4 t kK MARK ALLEN VAGTS A hunting I will go for what you'll never know. Basketball - 1.2.3.4, Hospital - Backstage Help - 3 12 JODI MARIE WHALEN Late hours aren’t good for one, but are OK. for two. Basketball - 1,2, Volleyball - 2,3,4, FFA - 1,2, FFA Sweetheart - 2, Prom Waitress - 2, FHA - 2,3,4, Choir - 1,2,3, Girls Basketball Stat 3 TARA SUE WILLFORD She looks like a saint, but we heard she ain’t. Gymnastics - 1,2, Hospital'' - 3, Band - 1.2.3.4, Honor Band - 4, FHA - 4. Volleyball - 1.2.3.4, -Capt.-2,4. Jazz Band - 3.4, Class Pres. - 2, Royalty-Queer - 4, Prom Waitress - 2. Annual Staff - 4, Student Council - 4, Band Aide - 4 KERI LYNN WHALEN Here today, gone the rest of the week. Basketball - 1,2, FFA - 1,2 ERIC JEFFREY WEBSTER Those of you who think you know everything are annoying to those of us who do.” Hospital ' - 3, Golf - 1, Band - 1, Computer Help - 3, Annual Staff - 3.4-Jr. Editor-3, Sr. Editor-4, PAC 11 - 3,4, Student Council - 4. Student Rep. to School Board - 4, Hospital '-Backstage Help - 3, Football Stat - 1,2,3,4, Basketball - 1,2,3,4, Nobel Conference - 4 JENNIFER FAITH VANDERPLAS If giggling was illegal, she would spend her life in jail.' FFA - 1,2, Basketball Cheerleader - 1,2, FHA -1 REMEMBERING . . . 1st Row: Julie Engle, unknown, Jay Wangen, Jodi Whalen, Tara Willford, Jodi Boice, Todd Bigalk 2nd Row: Renee Dempewolf, Toby Jacobson, Melissa Medahl, unknown, Dawn Evenson, Tim Sikkink, Paul Block Terry Kraling 3rd Row: Mrs. Biel, Jenny Vanderplas, Darla Patterson, Tom Hutton, Tom Dennstedt Paul Kiehne Mary Dahl 1st Row: Steve Sorenson, Leann Mensink, Suzie Alfson, Kaye Brown, Stuart Fishbaugher, Andrea Storhoff, Rich Hermanson 2nd Row: Konya Austin, Karen Bigalk, Brad Funke, Kevin Sikkink, Scott Mandelko, Sharon Hanlon, Trade Erickson, Shawn Turner 3rd Row: Curt Pfremmer, Keri Whalen, Dean Torgerson, Mark Vagts, Joleen Hanson, Cindy Browning, Mrs. Biel KINDERGARTEN '73- '74 Here’s to MOST TALKATIVE BIGGEST BULL- THROWERS Brad Funke Deb Shofner MOST OUTGOING Karen Bigalk, Keri Whalen Cindy Browning, Kevin Sikkink BIGGEST TROUBLE- MAKERS Dawn Evenson Tracie Erickson s E N I O R S T A N D O U T S 15 Jodi Whalen Tim Sikkink BEST DRESSED MOST MUSICAL Matt Plowman, Mary Dahl Tom Hutton, Konya Austin MOST LIKELY CLASS CLOWNS TO SUCCEED Andrea Storhoff, Paul Kiehne Renee Dempewolf, Dean Torgerson Tom Dennstedt, Julie Inglebret MOST INTELLIGENT MOST FRIENDLY Tara Willford, Shannon Twait Jodi Boice, Jeff Grebin MOST ATHLETIC MOST FLIRTATIOUS Julie Engle, Terry Kraling HOMECOMING 1985 ROYALTY: Tara Willford, Scott Mandelko, Suzie Alfson, Dan Miller, Sharon Hanlon, Jeff Grebin, Andrea Storhoff, Terry Kraling, Mary Dahl, Dean Torgerson Homecoming Week began with Coronation on Monday, September 30. The 1984 King and Queen, Kendall Bigalk and Jodi Helium crowned our new King and Queen, Scott Mandelko and Tara Willford. A new addition to the coronation was the presentation of skits by each class and other organizations. These were judged with the eighth grade class taking first place. Spirit Week was sponsored by the sophomore class and consisted of a different costume for each day: Monday - Dress-up Day, Tuesday - Western Day, Wednesday - each class wore a different color, Thursday - Hat Day, Friday - Burgundy and White Day. Although it rained on Friday, no one's spirits were dampened, and the parade took place as scheduled. Again the eighth grade captured first place with their float and the Senior class took second. The game against Preston-Fountain was close, but in the end the Bluejays were victorious. Forever was the theme of the dance which followed the game. K I 20 h o r lo qz ANDREA AND TERRY SHARON AND MARY AND DEAN SUZIE AND DAN WE'VE GOT 1st Row: Dawn Evenson, Suzie Alfson, Cindy Browning, Julie Engle, Mary Dahl 2nd Row: Linda Young, Julie Doherty, Nancy Griffin, Renee Dempewolf, Laura Stevens, Carolyn East, Terisa Kiehne, Julie Ingle-bret, Linda Brunsvold, Julie Runkel, Beth Reuter 3rd Row: Jodi Boice, Susan Funke, Alison Herman, Brenda Stevens, Sharon Hanlon, Pat McKernan, Martha Dennstedt, Matt Plowman, Stephanie Kraling, Todd Vagts, Tara Willford, Andrea Wilt 4th Row: Sandi Fishbaugher, Jeremy Plowman, Travis Willford, Paul Kiehne, Tom Dennstedt, Kevin Sikkink, Shannon Prinsen, Michelle Vagts, Mike Johnson, Heather Kiehne, Brian Boice, Peggy Taubert, Michele Soma, Reggie Rhodes, Leann Mensink 5th Row: Andrea Hutton, Brad Grebin, John Milne, Jeff Danielson, Scott Mandelko, Brian Burkholder, Michelle Torkelson, Andrea Storhoff, Tracy Kiehne 1st Row: Andrea Hutton, Michele Soma, Dawn Evenson, Mary Dahl, Center: Linda Brunsvold 2nd Row: Julie Engle, Suzie Alfson, Cindy Browning, Heather Kiehne c o N B C A E N R D T 1st Row: Dawn Evenson, Suzie Alfson, Cindy Browning, Julie Inglebret, Laura Stevens, Nancy Griffin, Carolyn East, Julie Engle, Renee Dempewolf 2nd Row: Terisa Kiehne, Beth Reuter, Linda Brunsvold, Julie Runkel, Andrea Wilt, Jodi Boice, Tara Willford, Matt Plowman, Todd Vagts, Stephanie Kraling, Susan Funke, Julie Doherty, Linda Young, Melissa Vanderplas 3rd Row: Mike Johnson, Brian Boice, Reggie Rhodes, Heather Kiehne, Michele Soma, Shannon Prinsen, Peggy Taubert, Michelle Vagts, Kevin Sikkink, Leann Mensink, Scott Mandelko, Jeremy Plowman, Sandi Fishbaugher, Martha Dennstedt, Mary Dahl, Travis Willford, Paul Kiehne, Tom Dennstedt, Alison Herman, Sharon Hanlon, Pat McKer-nan, Brenda Stevens 4th Row: Brad Grebin, John Milen, Michelle Torkelson, Andrea Hutton, Brian Burkholder, Tracy Kiehne, Andrea Storhoff, Jeff Danielson Not Pictured: Kris Johnson, Casey Martin, Kathy Hutton, Tom Young 1st Row: Brenda Stevens, Pat McKernan, Tara Willford, Heather Kiehne, Tom Dennstedt, Matt Plowman, Travis Willford, Paul Kiehne, Andrea Storhoff, Andrea Wilt, 2nd Row: Michele Soma, Leann Mensink, Peggy Taubert, Jodi Boice, Michelle Vagts, Kevin Sikkink, Mary Dahl, Suzie Alfson Not Pictured: Tom Young, Kathy Hutton, Casey Martin Each year outstanding members of area bands are chosen to participate in Honor Band. The 12 that were selected from Harmony traveled to Mabel on Saturday, October 12. There they practiced all day with approximately one hundred other band members. At 7:30 a concert was performed which was open to the public. 1st Row: Amy Berg, Mary Michel, Rachel Fishbaugher, Heidi Ehlenfeldt, Jennifer Scrabeck, Nikki Fishbaugher, Alicia Kiehne 2nd Row: Chris Sattler, Tony Miller, Chris Michel, Trisha Hanson, Heidi Hermanson, Michelle Vitse, Tina Sommer, Trisha Troxel, Michelle Bakken, Jennifer Johnson, Chris Overby 3rd Row: Robert Love, John Ivers, Cory Peterson, Darren Sikkink, Kristi Brunsvold, Sheila Fishbaugher, Todd Christianson, Tracy Alfson, Tim Jacobson, Jon East, Chad Whalen, John Dahl 4th Row: Kay Ivers, David Pien, Shannon Barnes, Lori Soma, Dixie Brunsvold, Angie Vagts, Amy Engle 1st Row: Tara Willford, Julie Inglebret, Leann Mensink, Andrea Storhoff, Renee Dempewolf, Jodi Boice, Andrea Wilt 2nd Row: Scott Mandelko, Pat McKernan, Mary Dahl, Sharon Hanlon, Tom Dennstedt 1st Row: Jodi Whalen, Peggy Taubert, Michele Soma, Andrea Storhoff, Suzie Alfson, Tara Willford 2nd Row: Sharon Hanlon, Michelle Vagts, Shannon Prinsen, Pat McKernan, Mary Dahl, Andrea Hutton Captains: Sharon Hanlon, Tara Willford, Coach Montgomery Rushford 16-14 7-15 15-13 15-1 Gr. Meadow 9-15 7-15 4-15 LO 15-8 5-15 3-15 15-5 15-9 Wykoff 15-9 15-6 14-16 15-13 Mabel-Canton 15-17 15-4 15-11 15-7 Lanesboro 15-11 15-9 2-15 15-17 15-4 Houston 15-5 14-16 15-2 15-4 Preston-Fountain lost in 5 games District Tournament La Crescent 15-3 15-0 15-4 Preston-Fountain 3-15 7-15 3-15 Gr. Meadow 14-16 4-15 8-15 Caledonia 9-15 15-5 15-7 15-13 LO 3-15 10-15 0-15 Wykoff 15-6 15-9 15-6 Preston-Fountain lost-3 games Spring Grove 15-5 15-11 15-10 Lanesboro 2-15 15-4 9-15 8-15 Peterson 8-15 10-15 16-14 15-13 13-15 Caledonia 10-15 15-9 16-14 11-15 15-7 The A squad volleyball team had a remarkable season. Even though their final record was 9 and 6, they had an outstanding season. Losing into the District Tournament, Harmony was seated 5th out of 13 teams. The girls showed great determination which placed them ahead of the team's expectations. The team was led by 6 seniors: Tara, Mary, Sharon, Andrea, Jodi, and Suzie. The team was also made of 7 juniors. The volleyball team looks promising in the years ahead. 29 1st Row: Sandi Fishbaugher, Sharon Elton, Angie McCabe 2nd Row: Julie Runkel, Andrea Wilt, Tracy Kiehne, Alison Herman 3rd Row: Laura Stevens, Sondra Elton, Kim Dotzenrod 4th Row: Linda Young, Linda Brunsvold 5th Row: Martha Dennstedt, Heather Kiehne Captians: Andrea Wilt, Sondra Elton, Tracy Kiehne, Coach Olson This year the 'B' squad volleyball team had a pretty tough season. They had many close games but their final record was 3 wins and 13 losses. The team was made up of 3 juniors: Angie McCabe, Sharon Elton, and Sondra Elton. Also, 5 sophomores and 6 freshmen made up the squad. These girls look promising for next years Volleyball team. 1st Row: Steve Funke, Chris Grebin, Todd Vagts, Jeremy Plowman, Terry Sears, Jeff Danielson, Kurt Bigalk, Phil Fishbaugher, Benji Kiehne, Beau Elston 2nd Row: Julie Engle, Konya Austin, Devin Scrabeck, Chris Pfremmer, Dave Garness, Travis Willford, Steve Bronner, Joe Hines, Corey Lange, Brian Burkholder, Julie Inglebret 3rd Row: Coach Elston, Karen Bigalk, Terry Kraling, Scott Mandelko, Dean Torgerson, Trade Erickson, Brad Funke, Tom Dennstedt, Kevin Sikkink, Dan Miller, Jeff Grebin, Shannon Twait, Toby Jacobson, Coach Ofstedal, Renee Dempewolf 32 This year the football team had a tough season ending with a 1-7 record. Lack of experience was the main reason behind the many loses; however, several games were close. It was a rebuilding season since there were only two returning starters from the previous year. The younger members have gained valuable experience which will enable them to do well in the years ahead. Coach Elston said this of the team: I am proud of the way my seniors provided the leadership in a year that would have given them the opportunity to make excuses and let up. They never let me down — they maintained the Harmony Pride, as far as I'm concerned. Harmony 6 ..................... Houston 19 Harmony 6 .................Spring Grove 7 Harmony 8 .................... Rushford 22 Harmony 6 .............Grand Meadow 12 Harmony 12 ...................Lanesboro 13 Harmony 0 .............Preston-Fountain 6 Harmony 27 ................Mabel-Canton 20 Harmony 7 ..............LeRoy-Ostrander 46 Karen Bigalk Renee Dempewolf Julie Engle Julie Inglebret Konya Austin Captains: Terry Kraling, Jeff Grebin, Dan Miller, Coach Ofstedal, Coach Elston ! ATT 1 L 1UU113ALL 1 1st Row: Jeff Wilson, Brad Grebin, Brian Boice, Scott Gulbranson, Matt Aggen, Reggie Rhodes 2nd Row: Corey Lange, Joe Hines, Kurt Bigalk, Todd Sears, Mike Johnson 3rd Row: Jeremy Plowman, Devin Scrabeck, Phil Fishbaugher, Todd Vagts, Jeff Danielson, Coach Carlson CHEERLEADERS: Bottom - Greta O'Dell, Melissa Guttormson, Kris Johnson Middle - Brenda Stevens, Sarah Overby Top - Amy Elston Harmony 0 ............................Spring Grove 22 Harmony 14 ...............................Rushford 22 Harmony 7 ..........................Grand Meadow 13 Harmony 12 ..............................Lanesboro 8 Harmony 12 ..............................Caledonia 20 Harmony 6 ........................... Mabel-Canton 0 Harmony 14 ........................LeRoy-Ostrander 8 The B-squad football team consisted of nine sophomores and seven freshmen; the sophomores led the team through a challenging season that ended in three wins and four losses. These young men showed a lot of deter-mination, which should take them far in the future. ELECTRIFING Kevin Sikkink Split end Scott Mandelko Tailback Shannon Twait Split end ELEVEN C FOOTBALL 8 T H G R A D E 81 f ,84 cqf Ji|co §«p. ■ «$ 7-'|' tJ� f (Of 6% 65m 1st Row: Tracy Alfson, Cory Pederson, Chad Bestor, Torrey Martin, Brian Talson, Coach Tribon 2nd Row: Chad Whalen, Tim Troxel, John Armstrong, Matt Ryan, David Piehn, Bob Junge 3rd Row: Greg Elton, John Ivers, Jon East, Karl Bigalk, Francis White, Tim Jacobson, Jon Dahl Not Pictured: Ross Kiehne, Nick Plowman The C-squad had an excellent season ending with a 6-1 record. The team was composed of twenty eighth graders and thirteen seventh graders. With Coach Tribon's good training and the talent of these young men, the football teams in the future look very promising. A terrific beginning guys! A — f A 1st Row: Todd Christianson, Dan Johnson, Shawn McCabe, Greg Fossum, Chris Michael, Coach Tribon 2nd Row: 36 Jeff Gunderson, Jake Hines, James Nordstrom, Brian White, Darrin Sikkink, Rob Love Not Pictured: Shannon Onsager, Kory Bigalk_____________________________________________ FALL STATS A Football: Eric Webster, Paul Kiehne, Matt Plowman, Shannon Twait B Football: Andrea Wilt, Tracy Kiehne, Lynda Brunsvold A Volleyball: Tonya Bestor, Terisa Kiehne, Dawn Evenson, Missy Vanderplas C Football: Heidi Hermanson, Angie Vagts, Michelle Vitse B Volleyball: Missy Vanderplas, Amy Spieker, Alicia Kiehne, Dawn Evenson 37 A GIRLS BASKETBALL 1st Row: Sharon Elton, Michelle Torkelson, Peggy Taubert, Jodi Boice, Julie Whalen. 2nd Row: Coach Montgomery, Andrea Hutton, Carolyn East, Pat McKernan, Shannon Prinsen, Michelle Vagts, Sharon Hanlon, Barb Grebin. COACH The Girls Basketball team had an awesome season this year. The team consisted of 2 seniors and 10 juniors. The team jumped to a 9-0 record, but had two tough loses in the conference. Even though they lost the Maple Leaf Conference title to a consis-tant Grand Meadow team, the District championship still looks promising. Harmony has had a tradition of a winning girls basketball team in the last 5 years and this years team has kept it up. Due to so many juniors on the team the future year looks promising. The team would like to thank the band for all their support. They would also like to thank everybody else for cheering the team on. 38 TENACIOUS JODI SHARON B GIRLS BASKETBALL 1st ROW: Sandi Fishbaugher, Amy Elston, Julie Runkel, Melissa Guttormson, 2nd ROW: Martha Dennstedt, Heather Kiehne, Kathy Hutton, Lynda Brunsvold, Sarah Overby, Leann Thomas, 3rd ROW: Allison Herman, Susan Funke, Brenda Stevens, Laura Stevens, Amy Spieker, Coach Richard Kiehne. Captains and Coach: Heather Kiehne, Lynda Brunsvold, Kathy Hutton, Coach Richard Kiehne 40 This years girls B squad was made up of six sophomores and nine freshman. The team has made a lot of improvements throughout the season. At the time of this writing the teams overall record was 4-9. These girls have the ability and talent to have a good team this year and the years to come. C GIRLS BASKETBALL 1st ROW: Angie Vagts, Mary Michel, Dixie Brunsvold, Traci McCabe, 2nd ROW: Alicia Kiehne, Lori Soma, Michelle Vitse, Tonya Dempewolf, 3rd ROW: Coach Kim Amidon Tricia Troxel, Sheila Fishbaugher, Jenny Johnson, Christi Brunsvold, 2nd ROW: Alicia Hanson, Chris Overby, Tricia Hanson, Michelle Bakken, 3rd ROW: Vicky Kerns, Nikki Fishbaugher, Kay Ivers, Coach Kim Amidon mO 0 m0 O H co Paul Kiehne, Tom Young, Matt Plowman, Brad Funke, Eric Webster, Kevin Sikkink, Scott Mandelko, Tom Dennstedt, Jeff Grebin, Dean Johns, Brian Burkholder, Mark Vagts, Curt Pfremmer, Coach Elston, Not pictured Rich Bigalk, Jay Wangen A BOYS BASKETBALL The '85-'86 boys varsity basketball team had rough time this season. The team consisted of ten seniors, four juniors and one sophomore. This season was one to build up the team after losing many starters from last year. Although the season was a tough one, the prospects for next year's team look good. 42 Captain Kevin, Coach Elston, Captain Scott, Captain Brad Cheerleaders: Mary Dahl, Leann Mensink, Andrea Storhoff, Cindy Browning 1st Row: Jeremy Plowman, Terry Sears, Jeff Wilson, John Milne 2nd Row: Coach Carlson, Brian Boice, Matt Aggen, Brad Grebin, Joe Hines, Greg Elton, Derek Mensink, Mike Johnson B BOYS BASKETBALL The 1985-86 B-squad Boys Basketball team was comprised of two sophomores, eight freshmen, and one eighth grader. Tri-Captains Joe Hines, Jeremy Plowman, and Brian Boice led the team through some very close games. The future looks hopeful for this determined team. Captains: Joe Hines, Brian Boice, Jeremy Plowman, Coach Carlson B-squad Cheerleaders: Bottom - Andrea Wilt, Laryssa Mensink Middle - Shannon McCabe, Nancy Griffin Top - Tracy Kiehne GRADE 8 Nick Plowman, Brian Ralston, Ross Kiehne, John Armstrong, Jonathan East, coach Mike Austin, John Ivers, Jake Hines, Chad Whalen, David Piehn, Bob Junge, Chad Bestor A WRESTLING 1st ROW: Torrey Martin, Todd Vagts, Casey Martin, Phil Fishbaugher, Reggie Rhodes, Dave Clement, Jeff Nagle, 2nd ROW: Assistant Coach Ofstedal, Kurt Bigalk, Terry Kraling, Travis Willford, Dan Miller, Tom Hutton, Steve Bronner, Coach Olson The Harmony-Preston-Fountain wrestlers put together a tournament team consisting of four seniors, three juniors, two sophomores, one freshman and one 8th grader. The Cards were led by Terry Kraling 145, with a record of 19-4, Todd Vagts 105, 19-5, Dan Miller 155, 18-6, Phil Fishbaugher 119, 13-7, Tom Hutton 167,13-9. The rest of the Cards also had a « fine season - Torrey Martin and Paul Haugerud at 98, Casey Martin at 112, Reggie Rhodes at 126, Shannon Twait at 132, Jeff Nagel and Dave Clement at 138, and Steve Bronner and Paul Duxbury at 185. Other wrestlers who broke into the varsity line-up were Travis Willford, John Dahl, and Tracie Erickson. The highlight of the season, so far, would have to be the upset win over the tough Caledonia team. The Cards wrestled their finest dual meet of the year against Caledonia in front of a full house at Harmony. The final score showed the Cards ahead 34-30. This is the second time in two years the Cards have defeated Caledonia. At the time of this writing, the team was preparing for districts, regions and possibly state tournaments. The team would like to thank our stats, Michele ’ Soma and Andrea Hutton, the workers at our dual meets and tournaments, parents, and all the wrestling fans who helped make this a successful season. FEARSOME DAN TERRY TOM SHANNON FOUR B WRESTLING 1st ROW: Corey Pederson, Mike Turk, Mike Tollefson, Kory Bigalk, Shannon Onsager, Rob Love, 2nd ROW: Karl Bigalk, Paul Haugerud, Brian White, Tim Jacobson, Shane Hovey, James Nordstrom, Brett Wilson, 3rd ROW: Coach Ofstedal, Dave Clement, Tim Troxel, Travis Willford, Gary Gartner, Francis White, Kurt Bigalk, Tim Thoman WRESTLING: Michele Soma, Andrea Hutton B BOYS BASKETBALL: Sarah Overby, Amy Elston GIRLS B BASKETBALL: Lynda Young, Stephanie Kraling, Melissa Vanderplas GIRLS A BASKETBALL: Melissa Vanderplas, Lynda BOYS A BASKETBALL: Julie Engle, Barb Grebin, Beth Young, Sondra Elton Reuter BOYS' GIRLS' GOLF 1st Row: Paul Haugerud, John Milne, Mike Johnson, Dean Johns, Jeff Grebin, Scott Mandelko 2nd Row: Brad Grebin, Alison Herman, Linda Young, Rich Bigalk, Tom Young, Jay Wangen, 3rd Row: Martha Dennstedt, Lori Soma, Alicia Kiehne, Andrea Wilt, Peggy Taubert, Tracy Kiehne, Andrea Hutton, Andrea Storhoff GIRLS' GOLF L. to R. - Andrea Wilt, Peggy Taubert, Tracy Kiehne, Andrea Hutton, Andrea Storhoff BOYS' GOLF 1st Row: Dean Johns, Paul Kiehne, Tom Dennstedt, Tom Young 2nd Row: Paul Haugerud, Rich Bigalk, Jay Wangen, Jeremy Plowman 50 HARMONY HIGH PRESENTS HOSPITAL Dr. Hyde Jekyll - competent Chief of Staff who loves a joke .......................................... Matt Plowman Nurse De Farge - Head nurse; like madame DeFarge in A Tale of Two Cities: likes to knit ..............Julie Inglebret Nurse Barton - demands quiet surroundings for her patients ............................................Mary Dahl Dr. Fred - hospital psychiartrist who belongs in the psycho ward.......................................Kris Bigalk Dr. Snapgrass - intern narrator; specialty, dandruff ..................................................Paul Kiehne Dr. Sweets - intern; specialty, diabetes ..............................................................Kaiya Rahm Dr. Huggems - intern with a problem; specialty, unknown ..............................................Kevin Sikkink Dr. Pinch - intern; specialty, acupuncture ...........................................................Casey Martin Bag lady - a walk-in who needs a place to spend the winter ...........................................Cindy Browning Patient one - needs a face lift from head to toe ......................................................Tara Willford Patient two Vampire - needs a nurse ...............................................................Tom Dennstedt Patient three - has a broken arm ...................................................................Francis White Anyanka - a young gypsy girl ........................................................................Andrea Storhoff Dembo - Anyanka's dangerous brother .................................................................Jeremy Plowman Band Aides - hospital volunteers .......................................................Julie Engle, Teresa Jacobson Miss Eagleye - State Medical Board Examiner ...........................................................Dawn Evenson Nurse Nightingale - nurse who enjoys needling patients .............................................Peggy Taubert Nurse Pepto - hospital dietician ......................................................................Ann Dahl Molly Moran - witness needed by District Attorney's office ............................................Karen Bigalk Police officer - protects Molly Moran .................................................................Eric Webster Young husband - nervous father-to-be ...................................................................Tom Young Young wife - mother-to-be ...........................................................................Sharon Hanlon Gypsy Moth - wants her appendix back. Queen of the gypsies ...........................................Konya Austin TV personality - wants high ratings for her show .....................................................Stacy Taubert Cameraperson - TV assistant ......................................................................... Nick Plowman Director - Nan Johnson-Curiskis Assistant Director - Carol Rhodes Student Assistants - Heather Kiehne, Margie Webster Prop, costume, and make-up crew - Karen Kingsley, Jackie Scrabeck, Alicia Kiehne, Barb Grebin, Tonya Bestor, Margie Webster, Kim Elliot, Shannon McCabe, Heather Kiehne, Suzie Alfson Publicity crew - Jodi Helium, Amy Scheevel, Tonya Bestor, Barb Grebin, Kris Keihen, Jodi Whalen Light crew - Tony Miller, Heather Kiehne, Kim Elliot Construction crew - Paul McKernan, Mike Girolamo, Jim Reicks Miscellaneous stage work - Suzie Alfson, Konya Auston, Kris Bigalk, Jodi Boice, Ann Dahl, Julie Engle, Jeff Grebin, Terry Kraling, Scott Mandelko, Kaiya Rahm, Amy Scheevel, Kevin Sikkink, Andrea Storhoff, Stacy Taubert, Dean Torgerson, Mark Vagts, Jenny Vanderplas, Jodi Whalen, Tara Willford; and members of the Home Economics classes, the Spanish class, and the Senior Choir Hospital was an all school play that was presented on April 19 and 20,1985. It was a two act comedy based on a zany hospital - a small private hospital with a unique reputation. The cast would like to extend a special thank you to Ms. Johnson-Curiskis for her expert directing and unlimited patience. Also, without Mrs. Rhodes, all of the crews, and the student assistants, the play would not have been a success. Thanks! GET YOUR CHECK UP TODAY! 52 Boy, I like these. That's a dumb number! Welcome TV viewers to another SPECTACULAR episode of 'I don't want a doctor! You're the only one sion. On Saturday, May 11, the 1985 Junior-Senior Prom took place. The banquet was held at the Harmony Golf Club and was served by ten sophomore waiters and waitresses. Those chosen for the honor were: Pat McKernan, Michele Soma, Michelle Vagts, Julie Whalen, Barb Grebin, Travis Willford, Jay Wangen, Rich Bigalk, Casey Martin, and Jeff Nagel. Alternates were: Michelle Torkelson and Dean Johns. The evening began at 6:30 with Andrea Storhoff giving the Welcome. Julie Inglebret gave the Invocation, Scott Hendrickson, the Class History, Matt Jar-land, the Class Will, Matt Plowman, the Class Prophecy, and Dawn Evenson gave the Benediction. Gemini provided the music for the dance. The theme was “High On You and the juniors decorated with a double arch of lavander and silver balloons. f HIGH ON YOU National Honor Society is a national organization which seeks to recognize high school students who demonstrate leadership, scholarship, character and service. The students eligible must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Each year four seniors and four juniors are selected from Harmony High to be in National Honor Society, along with the four returning seniors. For 1985-86 the officers were: President Mary Dahl, Vice-President Casey Martin, Secretary J ulie Ingle-bret and Treasurer Rich Bigalk. Also, to acknowledge other honor students, NHS selects Students-of-the-Quarter. The first quarter a senior is chosen, next quarter a junior and finally a sophomore is selected as the Student-of-the-Quarter for the third nine weeks. These students are not in NHS, but have demonstrated the qualities NHS stands for. This year the National Honor Society has taken on the responsibility of doing the outside school calendar for the year beginning in Feb. Also, as a service project, the members plan to visit the nursing home hoping to bring some joy to these people. In the spring the annual banquet and induction ceremony will be held. The members, their parents, Students-of-the-Quarter and their parents will be present for this special night. N H S A O o T N c I O I O R E N T A Y L 1st Row: Julie Inglebret, Paul Kiehne, Jodi Boice, Tom Dennstedt, Mary Dahl, Matt Plowman, Andrea Storhoff, Casey Martin 2nd Row: Jeff Grebin, Michele Soma, Dean Johns SR. FHA 1st Row: Michelle Torkelson, Konya Austin, Leann Mensink, Sharon Helton, Nancy Griffin, Laryssa Mensink, Kelly Miller 2nd Row: Carolyn East, Terisa Kiehne, Angie McCabe, Tonya Bestor, Beth Reuter, Sondra Elton, Mary Dahl, Suzie Alfson, Karen Bigalk, Jodi Whalen, Nancy Shofner, Margo Kuffler, Darla Patterson, Deb Shofner, Kim Elliot, Margie Webster, Cindy Browning, Andrea Storhoff, Sharon Hanlon, Tara Willford, Glenda Fossum J R. F H A Both the Jr. and SR. FHAs have been very active this year, especially since the 1985 District 14 Meeting was held at Harmony. On October 28, approximately 500 FHA'ers met at Harmony High, along with 48 members of the Harmony chapters. The theme “Reach For People Together We Soar encouraged FHA'ers to join together and reach out to others. The 1985-86 Sr. FHA Officers are: President-Leann Mensink, Vice-President-Tonya Bestor, Secretary-Son- dra Elton, Treasurer-Cindy Browning, Public Relations-Jodi Whalen, Sophomore Representative-Laryssa Mensink. This year's Jr. FHA Officers are: President-Brenda Stevens, Vice-President-Heidi Hermanson, Secretary-Traci McCabe, Treasurer-Susan Funke, Public Rela-tions-Laura Stevens and Shannon Barnes, Seventh Grade Representative-Tricia Hanson. The chapters will be busy in the coming months as many more activities are planned. 1st Row: Rachel Fishbaugher, Heidi Ehlenfeldt, Kay Ivers, Sheila Fishbaugher, Jenny Johnson, Michelle Bakken, Trisha Troxel, Kristi Brunsvold, Chris Overby, Tricia Hanson, Jennifer Scrabeck, Dana Miller 2nd Row: Vicky Kerns, Amy Berg, Tina Sommer, Kim Kenyon, Melissa Gillund, Mary Michel, Alicia Kiehne, Heidi Hermanson, Traci McCabe, Shannon Barnes, Karrie Elliot, Nicki Fishbaugher, Alicia Hanson 3rd Row: Melissa Guttormson, Martha Dennstedt, Laura Stevens, Missy Vanderplas, Stephanie Kraling, Vicky Brown, Greta O'Dell, Angie Wilhelm, Julie Doherty, Linda Young, Susan Funke, Alison Herman, Julie Runkel, Leann Thomas, Brenda Stevens 1st Row: Matt Agen, Brad Grebin, Weston Burkholder, Francis Knutson, Jeff Wilson, Terry Sears 2nd Row: Phil Fishbaugher, Paul Haugerud, Tim Sikkink, Mr. Wilson, Todd Sears, John Milne 59 STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council selection criteria was changed from previous years. Instead of each class electing Student Council representatives, everyone who was interested in being a member filled out an application which was read and evaluated by Mr. Curiskis and President Andrea Storhoff. Approximately 40 applications were submitted and only 25 were accepted. Using this method, people who were class officers could participate in Student Council as well. On October 16, 1985 the following members traveled to Albert Lea to the annual Fall Convention: Tom Hutton, Rich Bigalk, Tom Young, Casey Martin, Barb Grebin, Kris Johnson, Kathy Hutton, Ross Kiehne, Nick Plowman, Shannon Onsager, and Kory Bigalk. There the officers of the Southeast Division were elected and changes in the Constitution were made. The Student Council sponsored the Christmas movies and the Christmas card chimney. They are constantly thinking of new ideas for the school which sometimes go unappreciated. Thanks for all your work! OFFICERS: President Andrea Storhoff, Treasurer Tom Hutton, Secretary Jeremy Plowman, Vice-President Barb Grebin Is: Rows Casey Martin Eric Webster. Matt Plow-man Tom Hutton, Rich Bigalk Torn 'loung 2nd Row Heidi Ehlenfeldt Jeremy Plowman Jodi Boice. Tara Willford Kris Johnson Margie Webster Kathy Hutton, Nick Plowman Sandi Fishbaugher ord Row- Nikki Fishbaugher Ross Kiehne Andrea Storhoff Barr Grebin Alicia Kiehne Lynda Brunsvold Laura Stevens Kory Bigalk Shannon Onsager WE'VE GOT STUDENTS - OF ■ THE - QUARTER MINNESOTA GIRLS' BOYS' STATE Minnesota Girls' State was held at St. Catherines College in St. Paul, June 9 through the 15, 1985. Each girl was assigned a city and a political party when she arrived. For the next five days mock elections and political meetings were held. Each day there were key speakers, such as: the Attorney General, the Secretary of State, and the Majority Leader of Minnesota, to list a few. The highlights of the week included: the inauguration of the Girls' State Governor and the state officials, sworn in by an Associate Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court; and a trip to the capitol where the Girls' State House and Senate meetings were held. Saturday, everyone said good-bye with the promise of writing to all their new-found friends. Mary Dahl 1985 The experience I had at Boys' State is not one I will soon forget. It was one of the most interesting weeks I have ever had. 1 drove to the college of Gustavus Adolphus, where the 1985 Boys' State was held; with four other Staters from this area. The program started the afternoon of Sunday, June 9th with elections for city officials and the organization of sport teams from different cities. To make things a little clearer: every Boy Stater is placed in a city with about twenty other people. Then, each city is placed with one other town to make a county. So, the collective counties were organized into one state ; hence, the name Boys' State. Every day, from Monday the 10th to the end of the week, the cities were required to assemble outside the dorms, at 6:45 A.M., for morning calisthenics. Then we had breakfast. The morning usually contained a lecture on a different aspect of government and alos the mechanics of it. The speakers ranged from the City Manager of Waseca, the Speaker of the MN. House of Representatives, to the State Auditor of MN. The afternoon also contained a meeting lecture, but it wasn't as long as the morning lecture. Then, there was an athletic period set aside for organized sports such as: tennis, basketball, table tennis, softball, and volleyball. This athletic period was enjoyed by me and all of its other participants. The political facet of Boys' State was ever-present. The boys were split into two parties, Nationalists and Federalists, early in the week. During the rest of the week the two parties held caucuses to elect their candidates for the state election. Everyone was running for something; so was I. I ran for city treasurer, district judge, and state delegate. 1 lost in all of the races except for the state seat. On the last night of Boys' State, there was a choir band concert (where I played with 19 other trombones), the inaugeration of the newly elected governor and the knowledge that the week at Boys' State had come to a close for another year. Tom Dennstedt WE'VE GOT UNDERCLASSMEN Tonya Bestor Rich Bigalk Steve Bronner Carolyn East Sharon Elton Sondra Elton David Garness Kraig Gillund Barb Grebin Andrea Hutton Dean Johns Vernon Kerns Terisa Kiehne Casey Martin Kim Matson Angie McCabe Pat McKernan Kelly Miller Jeff Nagel Chris Pfremmer Shannon Prinsen Beth Reuter Michele Soma Peggy Taubert Lynn Thomas Brian Thompson Michele Torkelson Michelle Vagts Julie Whalen Travis Willford Tom Young Class Officers: Vice-President Pat, Treasurer Michele, President Shannon, Secretary Carolyn CLASS OF '87 No Photo Available No Photo Available JUNIORS Kurt Bigalk Lynda Brunsvold Brian Burkholder Weston Burkholder Jeff Danielson Kim Dotzenrod Jill Eiken Kim Elliott Amy Elston Phil Fishbaugher Glenda Fossum Nancy Griffin Howard Haugerud Paul Haugerud Joel Hines Kathy Hutton Kris Johnson Heather Kiehne Tracy Kiehne Shannon Kirkpatrick Francis Knutson Corey Lange Rick McCabe Shannon McCabe Laryssa Mensink John Nordstrom Mike O'Dell Sarah Overby Jeremy Plowman Devin Scrabeck Todd Sears Amy Spieker Todd Vagts Margie Webster Andrea Wilt Class Officers: President Jeremy, Secretary Kris Vice-President Tracy, Treasurer Todd CLASS OF '88 SOPHOMORES Matt Aggen Brian Boice Vicky Brown Martha Dennstedt Julie Doherty Sandi Fishbaugher Susan Funke Brad Grebin Scott Gulbranson Melissa Guttormson Alison Herman Mike Johnson Mark Rappers Michael Knutson Stephanie Kraling Derek Mensink John Milne Greta O'Dell Reggie Rhodes Julie Runkel Terry Sears Brenda Stevens Laura Stevens Leann Thomas Kris Thompson Luverne Torgerson Melissa Vanderplas Angie Wilhelm Jeff Wilson Linda Young FRESHMEN Class Officers: (clockwise from top) President Leann, Treasurer Kris, Secretary Brenda, Vice-President Melissa Class Of '89 68 Tracy Alfson John Armstrong Shannon Barnes Amy Berg Chad Bestor Karl Bigalk Dixie Brunsvold John Dahl Tonya Dempewolf Jonathan East Greg Elton Amy Engle Denise Frye Melissa Gillund Tammy Hamersma Heidi Hermanson Michael Hildestad John I vers Tim Jacobson Bob Junge Kim Kenyon Alicia Kiehne Ross Kiehne Torrey Martin Traci McCabe Mary Michel Mitch Michel Tony Miller Cory Pederson David Piehn Nick Plowman Brian Ralston Matt Ryan Chris Sattler Lori Soma Tina Sommer Jon Trouten Tim Troxel Angie Vagts Michelle Vitse Chad Whalen Francis White Class Officers: Treasurer John, Vice-President Leri, Secretary Traci, President Chris Class Of '90 GRADES 8 69 Michelle Bakken Kory Bigalk Kristie Brunsvold Todd Christianson Heidi Ehlenfeldt Dennis Eiken Karrie Elliott Nikki Fishbaugher Rachel Fishbaugher Sheila Fishbaugher Greg Fossum Jeff Gunderson Alicia Hanson Tricia Hanson Jake Hines Kay Ivers Dan Johnson Jennifer Johnson Vicky Kerns Rob Love Shawn McCabe Chris Michel Dana Miller James Nordstrom Shannon Onsager Chris Overby Wayne Reicks Jennifer Scrabeck Daren Sikkink Jodi Switzer Allen Torgerson Ann Torgerson Tricia Troxel Brian White Class Officers: Treasurer Jake, Vice-President Daren, Secretary Todd, President Jeff CRRDE 7 Class Of '91 70 LIFE AT HHS What is life like at Harmony High? In one word - hectic. Despite the school's small size it has several extracurricular activities to offer. The average student at HHS is involved in at least one of these, which keeps a person busy. During the sports' seasons two late buses run almost every night after practice. This helps cut down the amount of driving to school and the students' transportation costs, although sports are a major factor in the school, other organizations such as FHA, FFA, and National Honor Society are also offered in addition to the band program. These activities, along with the school work, give the students a well-rounded education. Since Harmony High is having financial difficulties, action must be taken quickly or the state will intervene. The administrations and school boards of Harmony and Preston-Fountain are considering pairing sharing, which would be beneficial to both schools. This proposition has many HHS students concerned; they were allowed to express their views at a meeting with the task force members, the superintendents, and the school board members on November 18. Nothing has been decided yet, and there are many aspects of the situation to consider. Also, if Harmony did pair share with Preston-Fountain, it is not the same as consolidation; it would not be a permanent state. Although Harmony High is having money problems it still is one of the best schools in both academics and extracurricular activities. That's something to be proud of!! TEACHER'S BIOLOGY HELP: Sandi Fishbaugher, Jodi Boice OFFICE HELP: Melissa Guttormson, Sharon Elton, Shannon McCabe, Michele Soma, Dawn Evenson, Brad Funke, Corey Lange, Julie Engle LIBRARY HELP: Darla Patterson, Dan Miller SUPERINTENDENT HELP: Julie Engle AIDS 74 Band Aides: 1st Row: Andrea Wilt, Tara Willford, Tracy Kiehne, Suzie Alfson Darkroom Help: Pat McKernan 2nd Row: Sharon Hanlon, Travis Willford, Tom Young, Casey Martin Phy-Ed Help: Sharon Hanlon, Dan Miller, Shannon Twait, Jeff Grebin ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD (L to R): Lynn Aggen, Marsha Whalen, Ron Vikre, Bill Kiehne, Wayne Hoag, John Schimming, Eric Webster, Percy Tornow SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL Percy Tornow Janis Curiskis Superintendent Secretary - Sandy Hultgren Principal Secretary - Deb Scrabeck Janitors - George Johnson, Dick Johnson Management Aide - Judy Webster The people shown on this page are often not appreciated as they ought to be. They provide the school with valuable services which help make the system run smoothly. We would like to say thank you for the work you are doing and for contributing to the Harmony High Pride. Thanks! FACULTY FACULTY . . ROGER BUCHHOLZ - What are you guys talking about? Computers, Accounting, Typing, Personal Typing, Business Ed., Driver's Ed., Annual Advisor NAN JOHNSON-CURISKIS - Well Kitsy and Mitsy Speech, Counselor DOUG CARLSON - No, I don't have your tests corrected. Algebra I, II, Adv. Algebra, Analysis, B-Football-Basketball Coach DEL ELSTON - Take it easy. Science 7, 8, Biology I, II, A-Football-Basketball Coach . . . FACULTY . . . FACULTY . . . FACULTY . . . FACULTY LOIS HAUDER - “OK., quiet everyone. Librarian WAYNE HERMAN - You owe me a Snickers. Shop 7, 8, Industrial Arts, Golf Coach ELEANOR JUNGE - Hasta luego. (see you later) Spanish I, II CAROL LEWIS - “I will not tolerate mechanical errors. English 7, 8, Composition, Speech FACULTY . . . FACULTY . . . FACULTY . . . FACULTY . . . JANE MONTGOMERY - Knock it off. Math 7,8, Consumer Math, Geometry, A-Volleyball-Basketball Coach STEVE OLSON - We re talkin' ... Civics, History 9, World History, B-Volleyball Coach, A-Wrestling Coach CINDY OFSTEDAL - Have a nice weekend - drive carefully. Home Economics, FHA Advisor BARB POTTHOFF - Who stole my pens? English 8,10, World History, Economics . . . FACULTY . . . FACULTY . . FACULTY . . . FACULTY CAROL RHODES - Isn't English fun? English 9,11,12, Adv. English 12, National Honor Society Advisor JON RHODES - You're flirtin' with it! Phy. Ed. 7,8,9,10, Health 8,10, Psychology DAVE RUNKEL - How about those Green Bay Packers? Science 7,8, Chemistry, Physical Science, Physics FRANK TRIBON - Clear off you desk for a little quizie. Geography, History 10, Sociology, C-Football Coach FACULTY . . . FACULTY . . . FACULTY . . . FACULTY . . DONNA TWEETEN - Well OK___________ DON WILSON - Let's get something done today. Special Education, Cheerleading Advisor Ag 9-10, 11-12, COOP, FFA Advisor MARV WILT - Your mother doesn't work here. Instrumental Music, Art, General Music MARY ANN JOHNSON - You're not up here to visit. Librarian . . . FACULTY . . . FACULTY GOLDEN ADVERTISERS FROGNER PLOWMAN AND NETHERCUT ATTORNEYS HARMONY VET CLINIC HARMONY TELEPHONE CABLE T.V. SILVER ADVERTISERS AID ASSOCIATION FOR LUTHERANS INSURANCE, EDWARD HARMS, DIST. REP. BIGALK CHEVROLET GOOD LUCK CARDS! D D VARIETY HAHN LUMBER COMPANY HARMONY AGRI SERVICES INC. HARMONY AMERICAN LEGION HARMONY COLD STORAGE HARMONY FARMERS MUTUAL SUCCESS TO THE SENIORS OF '86! HARMONY GREENHOUSE GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '86! HARMONY IGA COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERY, MEAT, PRODUCE, BAKERY AND DELL 886-2225 SILVER ADVERTISERS HARMONY NEWS YOU'RE GOOD NEWS TO US HECO HERZOG DRUG JACOBSON INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS' MSI INSURANCE PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE RICHARD BERG - HARMONY S S AUTOMOTIVE AUTO AND FARM SUPPLY FRANZ L. SATTLER, D.D.S. GENTLE DENTAL CARE TAUSTIN ARABIANS BOARDING STABLE -WHERE CARE FOR YOUR HORSE IS OUR CONCERN .... .... JIM, TORI, AND KONYA AUSTIN WEBSTER GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS LIFE IS LEARNING.EXPLORE IT TO THE FULLEST BRONZE ADVERTISERS HARMONY HOUSE JEM THEATER KAREN'S BEAUTY SHOP KFIL KIEHNE FARM AUTOMATION L C TRUSTWORTHY HARDWARE LEON'S BARBERSHOP LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD MOREM ELECTRIC DR. KEITH NOVAK P H IMPLEMENT TOWNHOUSE SALLY'S GIFT SHOP 1st Row: Eric Webster, Julie Inglebret, Pat McKernan 2nd Row: Margie Webster, Kim Elliott, Heather Kiehne, Dawn Evenson, Sharon Elton, Cindy Browning, Andrea Hutton, Sondra Elton, Tonya Bestor, Barb Grebin, Shannon McCabe 3rd Row: Mary Dahl, Paul Kiehne, Matt Plowman, Andrea Storhoff, Karen Bigalk, Leann Mensink, Sharon Hanlon, Tara Willford, Suzie Alfson Not Pictured: Amy Spieker Here it is, the '86 Cardinal. The Editors of the annual would like to thank the many members of the annual staff for the work they put in for this year's book. The selling of ads and many hours at the concession stand helped to keep the cost of this year's book down. We would also like to thank our supportive - how's the deadline coming - advisor Mr. Bucholz. His assistance and utmost patience helped to steer us straight in times of disorder. Much of the credit for this year's book goes to the student body of Harmony High School. Their participation in extra curricular activities and sports was great this year. After putting in many grueling hours of work with frustrating times all of the way, we hope you will enjoy reading this year's Cardinal. 88 Sr. Editor Julie, Sr. Editor Eric, Jr. Editor Pat