Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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Uarums tjappraimis An inspirational object to the people of our town, as well as to all the students and pupils attending our school, is our large llag floating proudly at the head of a high flagpole. Hut for the iu to rest of tne citizens who kiudly made possible the purchase of the pole, our flag would still be folded away on a dusty up| er shelf. As it is. we now have a magnificent sixty foot hollow steel pole. In order to show the occasion due honor, we Celebrated by patriotic exercises tin first raising of the flag. It will soon be four years since the first money was received toward purchasing a school piano. Thanks to the interest shown by the community and the earnest will of the entire school, the project was a stuccos from tne start. Tne piano, purchased by the board three years ago, the students have now fully paid for. Thus have we become the proud possessors of a fine instrument, whose well rounded tones every day proves itself an invaluable aid iu inspiring the pupils to do better work. A gift of a clock, presented to the school in the early part of the year by Mr. Tollef Sanderson, has proven itself a boon to the heretofore timeless inhabitants of the room. The students fully appreciated the gift and passed a series of resolutions thanking the donor. The .seniors, U.», set their successors an example worthy of emulation iu presenting to the high school a Class Memorial They chose, that their schoolmates might have the image of a noble man always before them, a bust of Lincoln, by Volk, heroic size. It adds much to the beauty of the room. A year ago last fall, the bovs of the high school were strnck vh a brilliant thought. They would spring a surprise on the girls and entertain them at a Solomun Grundy party. The girls were surprised alright, and a good time was enjoyed by all. The next year the girls n.terlained the boys. 'Ibis whs on Hallowe'en and a ghost party was given The walks of the school-house could tell many talcs of uncanny figures wandering about. After a short sojourn iu Ghoslland all enjoyed tin Hallowe’en frolic and had lots of fuu bobbing for apples and bearing their fortunes told. This year being ihe lirst time we have had a Senior class, various honors were paid them. One of these pleasant occasions was the .Junior-Senior reception.After participating in various amusements, both classes gathered around the banquet board After the repast, several witty and humorous toasts were given. When the lime for departure arrived it was with genuine regret that the studt tits palled. While pleasant memories of this last event were still lingering in the midst of the Seniors, they found, one day, dainty little missives ou their desks inviting them to attend a reception given them by the teachers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Selvig. When at the hour of midnight the “good nights were said, the oiees of all the Seuiors, homeward bound, were mingled iu praise of the hospitality of their hosts. The last social function of the year was the banquet given by the Sophomores to the two imse bail teams, the teachers and the Senior class on tile day of tile Minneapolis ( enirai High Harmony High base bull game. 'J be class oi ’(.7 proved royal culerialners, auu, afterbody and mind were refreshed, the one with enjoyable things to eat, the oilier with an entertaining program of toast?' ihe reception was hrougni to a close and all aeoo.upAiiie.f the Mnnio ftpolis bojs to the train uishiug them a safe return to tb ir h« m. s.