Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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(fhuZZffl Often come the horrid quizzes To our classes in the school room, To the pupils watching, waiting-, Assailed by careful doubts and fears Of what is coming, hastening nearer, Of a terrible dread disaster, Which will wring the souls with anguish And reduce a mark to zero. So it goes until report week, ’Till our cards we carry home, And with halting, lingering actions Lay them in parental hands: With a quaking heart we watch them As they scan them o’er and o’er: But we know a day is coming When no quizzes we will fear, When we’ro high and mighty Seniors, And well versed in all good lore. Then we’ll be the Juniors’ envy, And the Sophomores’ proud example, And excite the Freshies’ wonder, For no Senior fears “quiz thunder”. — K. P. D.

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John Jones Knute Berg Byron Houck Ella Sanderson George Todd Lydia Young Martin Burtness Alma Frad Karl Lange Ellsworth Duxbury Anna McNee Clarence Wolsted Charlotte Arneson Tillman Brokken Alir.eda Heglund Ingolf Lund Amelia Flatstol Edna Hanson James McNee Sabin Aaberg Harris Ellis Sibert Erickson Elmer Hanson Ausik Hakwtkd Nouyal Hblle Gerhard Kasbn Oscar Larsen John McCarty Hay Moore Norrin Nelson Florence Reid Erwin Spencer Ella Winch Ralph Spencer Those capitalized, with conditions removed, will belong to Class of 1903. (ElasH of 13D9

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■Nruta Cmuuu'ut £X chool opened Monday, Sept. Third, with an increased enrollment, especially in the High School. Hy the smiling countenances of everyone, we judged that they were all glad to get back at work again. The earnest work done ptoved Lhis beyond a doubt. Four new teachers were on hand to commence work, Misses Hon well of Blue Earth, and Paddock of Minneapolis in the High School: Miss Skeffington of Northtield in the sixth and seventh grades, and Miss Hall of Spring Valley, in the lifth and sixth grades. On Friday, December 8th, the W. C. T. U. of Harmony, presented the High School with a beautiful portrait of Miss Frances E. Willard. It is beautifully framed and will always be an object of inspiration to the pupils as well as an ornament to the room. The following resolutions were adopted by a rising vote: “Resolved, That we, the students of the Harmony High School, express our sincere thanks to the Harmony Union of the W. C. T. U. for the beautiful portrait of Frances E. Willard, that has been this day presented to the High School.” The following program was rendered on that occasion: Music— Selected, H. S. and Eighth Grade Chorus. Conversational— Miss Willard’s Home, Ella Sanderson. Recitation— Dorothy’s Mustn'ts, Florence Reid. Conversational— Mrs L N. Stevens’Address at W. C. T. U. National Convention, Ora Willford. Recitation— Poor Little .Joe, Lela Patterson. Music— Selected, Miss Medora A. Paddock. Oration— An Apostrophe to Water, Timothy Ryan. Presentation of Picture of Miss Frances E. Willard, Mrs. W. E. Thompson. Acceptance for the High School, Eda Kasen. Character Sketch of Miss Willard, Miss Emily L. Bonwell- C. G. Selvig. An Appreciation—