Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1938 volume:

f ANNUAL STAFF Mary Elizabeth Young...........Editor-in-Chief Bruce Newell........Assistant Editor-in-Chief Donald Sauers.........................Business Manager Donald Todd.........Assistant Business Manager Robert Fifield..................Sports Editor Marjorie Brokken....................Production Manager Marion Christianson....Social-Literary Editor Hilary McKinney..Ass't Social-Literary Editor Germaine Fe a Ass't Social-Literary Editor Miss Martyn Mr. BoecK Faculty Advisers BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. C. Selvig..... George Todd....... I. C. Soma........ Dr. N. E. Anderson T. A. Brokken Eldon Hoiness FACULTY '. H. Sargeant..............Superintendent Social Science .. W. Alexander.........Principal, History Geography H. Boeck.........................Science [. Kronick..............Coach, Mathematics L Iverson..................Industrial Arts Grace Boothroyd.......Librarian, Languages History '' Physical’Education Constance B.ielland.................Music, English Marjorie Msrtyn.................Commercial Studies Becb.cico Ristubin....................Home Economics Maybe lie Hoffman....................Sixth Grade Betty Jane Failing...................Fifth Grade Marie Oraker..Third.and Fourth-'Grades Mildred Beuler...iFirst and Second Grades SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Robert Fifield.. Isabel Daniels.. Hilary McFinney. I'arjorie Brokken Mr. C. H. Boeck, Adviser Class J'otto. Class Flower Class Colors Ambition Has No Rest . . .Lily of the Valley ......Green and White Norma Arneson, Zola Bates, Frances Boen, Marjorie Brokken, Marion Christianson, Isabel Daniels, Frances Dennstedt, Shirley Elton, Germaine Feda , Robert Fifield, Oliver Halverson Mill!cent Hill, Eleanor Jacklin, George Johnson, Jeannette Johnson, Mavis Johnson, Iv'arr-iyn Jones, Maurice McKay, Hilary McKinney Forrest Roche, William Roche, LaVonne Ryan, Donald Sauers, Nina Schultz, Tilford Scrabeck Stafford Teigen, Marjorie Trouten, Kathleen Wahl, Mavis Watkins, Mary Elizabeth Young. NORMA. ARNESON: Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club 4, G. A. A. 2. ZOLA BATES: Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, G. A. A. 2, Girls’ Sextette 1, Girls Quartette 1, Pep Club 2, Mixed Quartette 1. FRANCES BOEN: Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Sextette 2, Girls’ Quartette 1, Pep Club 2, G. A. A. 2, Orchestra 2. MARJORIE BROKKEN: G. A. A. 2, Pep Club 2 Junior and Senior Class Treasurer, Annual Staff 1. MARION CHRISTIANSON: Pep Club 2 leader 1, Hi Herald' Staff, Staff 1, Junior Class Secre Cheer-Annual T, Or- chestra 2, Play. G. A. A. 2, Senior Class ISABEL DANIELS: G. A. A. 2, Glee Club 1 Pep Club 1, Mixed Chorus, Conroy Club 1, Freshman Class President, Hi Herald Staff 1, Senior Class Vice-President, Valedictorian, Senior Class Play, Extemporaneous. FRANCES DENNSTEDT: Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Conroy Club 4, Pep Club 2, G. A. A. 2, Declamatory 1. SHIRLEY ELTON: Mixed Chorus 3,Glee Club 3, Girls’ Sextette 2, Declamatory 1 Pep Club 2, Girls’ Quartette 1,Conroy Club 1, G. A. A. 2. GERMAINE FEDA: Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3; Girls’ Sextette 1, Pep Club 2, Mixed Quartette 1, Girls’ Quartette 1, Orchestra 1, Declamatory 5, G. A. A. 1, Junior Class President. ROBERT FIFIELD: Football 3, Basketball 4 Baseball 3, Declamatory 4, Band 1, Extemporaneous 2, Student Council Interpretive Reading 1, Hi-Herald Staff 3, Senior Class President, Annual Staff 1, Senior Class Play. OLIVER HALVERSON: Basketball 2 MILLICENT KILL ELEANOR JACKLIN GEORGE JOHNSON: Mixed Chorus, 1 Class Play. JEANETTE JOHNSON ' '' y T Xv • M ! y N, ■P m Ip MAVIS JOHNSON: Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Conroy Club 1, Band 1, Hi-Herald Staff 1, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 2. MARIL'-'TST JONES: Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Double Quartette 1, Pep Club 2, Conroy Club. MAURICE MCKAY: Basketball 2. HILARY MCKINNEY: G% A% A. 2, Pep Club (Pres.) Student Council (Pres.) Class Secretary 4, Senior Class Play. FORREST ROCHE: Declamatory 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Sophomore Class President, Senior Class Play. WILLIAM ROCHE: LA VONNE RYAN: Baseball 3. DONALD SAUERS: Football 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 1, Annual Staff, Senior Class Play. NINA SCHULTZ: Glee'Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2 Pep Club 2, G. A. A. 2. TILFORD SCRABECK; Mixed Chorus 2, Double Quartette 1, Senior Class Play STAFFORD TIEGEN MARJORIE TROUTEN KATHLEEN WAHL: Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 3 Girls’ Sextette 2, Pep C ub 2, G. A. A. 2, Salutatorian MAVIS WATKINS MARY ELIZABETH YOUNG: Declamatory 4, Glee Club 3, Extemporaneous 2, Conroy Club (Fres.) 4, Hi Herald Staff 1, Double Quartette 1, Annual Staff 1, Mixed Chorus 2, Cheerleader 2, G. A A. 3, Band 2, Pep Club 2. o f f C- V V7 7 y 7 ¥ 7 7 7 Y 7 7 V Y 7 V y 7 V y 7 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Twelve years ago, eleven members of the class of 38 started out in the world of learning together. They were Stafford Teigen, Mavis Johnson, Marjorie Brokken, Oliver Halverson, Marion Christianson, Marilyn Jones, Norma Arneson, George Johnson, Mary Elizabeth Young, Frances Dennstedt, and Frances Boen. Qo ' OMsulJL s£) cr� wA— Between the first and ninth grades, Germaine Feda, Mavis Watkins, Kathleen Wahl, Hilary McKinney, Isabel Daniels, Donald Sauers 7-Ardith Elliott, Jean Elliott, Myranda Good-munson, Victor Boer, Dorothy Greten, and Judith Irwin joined the class. During the Freshman year, Nina Schultz, Forrest and William Roche, Marjorie Trouten, Eleanor Jacklin, Millicent Hill, Zola Bates, Jeannette Johnson, Maurice McKay, Tilford Scrabeck, Robert Moos, and Mary Webb joined our merry group. In our Sophomore year, LaVonne Ryan, Shirley Elton, and Claude Stevens were added to the list. Last year we had one new enrollment, that of our popular class President, Robert Fifield. In our Junior year, with the help of Mr. Lloyd Kjelstad, our faithful class advisor, and Mrs. Kjelstad, we had a style show and a pancake supper to raise money for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The Clipper Ship was the theme of the banquet. Our Prom was the first to be held in the Harmony High School. This year, with the aid of our dependable class advisor, Mr. Clarence Boeck, we are issuing the first school annual that has been published in our school for many years. We also gave a class play entitled Lady Spitfire . II y Y Y Y y Y Y |i V Y y ijY ilY ; 7 i 7 7 i 7 ilY JY COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional, War March of the Priests, Mendelssohn Bamalie Dequisne In Silent Night, Brahms..Girls' Sextette Invocation.................,.......Rev. H.Knol Valedictory........................Isabel Daniels Beauteous Morn, Irehieus.Girls' Glee Club Address, Ideals and Illusions ............... Rev. Abner S. Haugen Presentation of Class........Supt. V7.H. Sargeant Presentation of Diplomas........Dr. Carlus Selvig The Nightingale, Tschaikovsky...Mixed Chorus BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Harmony Methodist Church, May 29, 1938 Processional Hymn Invocation Responsive Reading Anthem Fairest Lord J sus .................. High School Mixed Chorus First Psalm (In Unison) Scrinture Lesson—Ephesians 4: 1-16. Anthem Send Forth Thy Spirit ............... High School Mixed Chorus Hymn Sermon You Are You .........Rev. Herman Knol Prayer of Dedication Benediction Recessional 9 J HJN HORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Neil Barlow. Doris Nolte. Marian Walsh 9 Junetta Applen, Robert Arns, Neil Barlow, Lorraine Berggreen, Manley Burmeister, Elwyn Dot-zenrod, Ethel Ellingson, Maynard Helle, Donald Hoiness, .Arlone Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Lyle Johnson, Mary Katherine Just, Mildred Klema, Harvey Kraling, Dorothy Lietz, George Milne, Leland Moore, 3ruce Newell, Doris Nolte, Marian Rolte, Donald Olson, Alice Louise Peterson Wilbur Peterson, Richard Riseland, Adelie Roelofs, Charlotte Rukke, Darrell Sauers, Eva Jane Serfling, LuVerne Soland, Donald Todd, Marian Walsh, Manley Watkins, AnnaGrace Whalen % SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Elizabeth Ann Selvig...............President Shirley Ewalt.................Vice President Phyllis Brokken......Secretary and Treasurer Mr. Martin Kronick, Adviser I V 7 7 7 7 7 V7 V y y v v 7 7 7 7 V V 7 Arlene Arneson, Theron Applen, Evelyn Ashton, Arlene Benson, Cole Berggreen, Erma Bock, Jack Brokken, Phyllis Brokken, Allene Christianson, Jean Crowell, Emmalie Deguisne, Glendora Elliott, Shirley Ewalt, Wilma Foels, Florence Halverson, Arnold Kammervold, Lorraine Harstad, Edith Johnson, Delone Johnson, Thomas Linstro-th, Fay Martin, Merton McKay, Donald Milne, Donald Morem, Carol Mouw, William Roberts, Roger Ryan, Daisy Sears, Elizabeth Selvig, Gerald Walsh, James Watts, Lyle Yeoman. y 7 v7 7 7 T v7 7 v7 y 7 v7 7 7 7 7 W 7 y 7 Freshrcan Class Officers Gloria Eigalk........................President Ina Jean Shankland...................Secretary Ella Leitz...........................Treasurer Miss Constance Bjelland, Adviser Grades 7-8 Helen Johnson........................President Mr. W. II. Sargeant, Adviser 9 Arns, Bates, Brokken, Burmeister, Carpenter, Hanson H., Harkness, Hendrickson, Hillesland, Just, Knudtson, Linstroth, Hiller, O'Hara, Reuter, Riselana, Roelofs, Eostvold, Barlow, Bean, Brokken, Ellingson, Ellis, Elton Elton J., Farnsworth, Haugerud, Jacobson , Johnson D., Johnson H., Knudslien, Linstroth, liiddlebrook, Ivlorem C., Horen: R. , Olson J., Olson 3., Vi'ahl, Applen, Ashim, Benson, Bhslk, 3remseth, Brenna, Dennstedt, Ellis, Eeuerhak, Goldsworthy, Hall, Hanson V., Helgeson, Johnson L. , Lange , Lange I. , Larson, Leitz E. , Leitz V., McCabe, Riseland J.,Roche, Scanlon, Scrabeck, Serf ling, Shar.kland, £tortz,Tren‘e, Workman MUSIC Music, both vocal and instrumental, has played a greet role in our school. Miss Bjelland has brought musical interest to man2r bjr her continuous work with the many different groups. At the Music Festival which was held at Mabel, the groups were not rated, but Mr. Overby gave favorable criticisms. The District Contest was held at chat-field and our school received the rating of: the Glee Club-B, the Senior High Mixed Chorus-B, the Girls’ Sextette-B, The Double Q,uartette-B, The Junior Hi h Mixed Chorus-C, A school letter is awarded for.a three 3'ear membership in any of the musical activities . GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Arlene Arneson Germaine’ Feda Norma Arnesonr Pres. , Florence: Halvo-'son Zola Bates, Librarian Mrivis- Johnson Arlene Benson Marilyn Jones Frances Boen Doris Nolte Phyllis Brokken Marian Nolte Allene Christianson Alice Peterson Frances Dennstedt Adelie Roelofs Ethel Ellingson Daisy Sears Glendora Elliott Elizabeth Selvis Shirley Ewalt Kathleen Wahl Shirley Elton Mary Elizabeth Youn, Accompanist-Donald Hoiness SENIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS Zola Bates Erma Bock Frances Boen Phyllis Brokken Allene Christianson Ethel Ellingson Shirley Ewalt Shirley Elton Germaine Feda Florence Halvorson Arnold Hammervold Marilyn Jones Donald Hoiness Mavis Johnson George Johnson Harvey Kraling Bruce Newell Doris Nolte Marian Nolte Alice Peterson Forrest Roche Tilford Scrabeck, Pres Daisy Sears Elizabeth Ann Selvi-Donald Todd Librarian % EXT 1ST Shirley Elton Genaine Feda Kathleen Wahl DOUBLE QUARTET' Marilyn Jones Adelie Roelofs Mary E. Young Alice L. Peterson Donald Hotness Bruce Newell Tilford Scrabeck Harvey Kraling Germaine Feda Arlone Johnson Shirley Olson Mary Katherine Donald Todd Donald Hoiness Harold Hanson Violet Hanson Accomoanist--Germairie Feda JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS Derrill Burmeister LaVonne Harkness Donald Lindstroth Beryl Riseland Delone Annlen Genore Brokken Gloria Bigalk Violet Hanson Edith Bates Lois Dennstedt Frances Elton George Hillesland Robert Miller Clavton Roelofs Jeanne Barlow Goldie Bean Arlene Eilingson Violet Arns Janice Carnenter Ordrlle Knudtson Betty Sue Workman CONROY GIRLS' CLUB In 1933, Miss Florence Conroy organized this Girls’ Club whose purpose is to‘further literary works and to donate books to the school library. The officers of the club are Mary Elizabeth Young Lorraine Berggreen.. Gloria Bigalk....... Phyllis Brokken..... Miss Bjelland....... ....President Vice President ....Secretary ....Treasurer ......Adviser PEP CLUB The Pep Club was started in 1936 by Mr. C. E. Boeck. Our officers were then: President, Hilary McKinney; Vice Pres.., Marion Christianson; Secretary and Treasurer, Marjorie Brokken. The club consisted of a group of twenty-five students whose duty it was to give forth with their voices at all games. This year the organization hasn't any officers outside of the cheerleaders. The club diminished in size to about fifteen regular members, but was open to anyone who would attend games and cheer for the players. HI-HERALD The Hi-Herald staff of 1936-57 consists of the following members: Isabel Daniels...........Editor-in-Chief Mavis Johnson.Associate Editor-in-Chief Mary Elizabeth Young...Society Reporter Robert Fifield....................Sports Reporter Lorraine Berggreen.................Grade Reporter Marion Christianson....Feature Reporter Mr. C. H. Boeck..................Adviser It has been the duty of this staff to turn out an interesting as well as an informational bit of news each week for publication in the Harmony Nows. 23 ANNUAL HIGHLIGHTS Opening of school First Meeting of Hi Herald Staff Romeo and Juliet show Operetta Mikado Senior class rings came Freshman initiation Mr. Bue visited the Seniors Leon Travelouge-Travel talk M. E. A. Vacation Standard Oil Co. presents Stan Priewert visited Seniors Home-coming pep fest Winona Teachers College Band One of the two touchdowns made by Don Olson during the football season Armistice Day Program Conroy Music Program Junior Class Play Catch that Thief Sr. dance for Jrs. and Soph. Inter-Class Tournaments Senior Class wins I. C. Tourney Thanksgiving Mr. Helgen-St. Olaf Representative here Basketball season begins Extemporaneous Contest Home Economics Tea for Mothers Christmas caroling—Glee Club and Mixed Chorus Christmas Program Vacation Starts Mr. and Mrs. Kjelstad visit here Juniors select class rings Interpretive Reading Contest Harmony Boosters play Galloping Gophers Triangular Declamatory Contest Local Declamatory Contest College Entrance Ex ims District Tournament-Chatfield Senior Class pictures taken Conroy Girls' Club Play New Class Advisor for Juniors Type Writing Rally Perle Young l isical Program Cowboy Program Music Eestival-Mabel Easter Vacation begins District Music Contest-Ch tfield Safety Division Program Senior Class Play Lady Spitfire Senior Day at Luther College Sophomore Masked Party Junior and Senior Banauet and Prom Achievement Day Baccalaureate Services Commencement Exercises LOCAL DECLAMATORY CONTEST Oratory And Sudden Death ............Robert Fifield Taking the Profit Out of Kidnapping ....... Robert Arns Dollars, Doctors, Disease .....Curtis Morem Dramatic ’The Monkey’s Paw ........Lorraine Berggreen ’The Sparrow’s Fall .................Shirley Olson 'Sing Me To Sleep ...................Shirley Elton Humorous ’The Cat Came Back .....Mary Elizabeth Young An Underhand Pass ...............Goldie Bean Just One Big Happy Family .Betty Ann Selvig A Quiet Afternoon ....Alice Louise Peterson TRIANGULAR DECLAMATORY C Robert Fifield Harmony 1 Robert Arns Preston 2 Forrest Roche Lanesboro 3 Shirley Elton Preston 1 Lorraine Berggreen Lanesboro 3 Germaine Feda Harmony 3 Mary Elizabeth Young Preston 1 Elizabeth Ann Selvig Lanesboro 2 Alice Louise Peterson Harmony 3 INTERPRETIVE READING CONTEST Robert Fifield, Adelie Roelofs, Mary Elizabeth Young, Nina Schultz, Lorraine Berggreen. Robert Fifield was selected from this group to represent Harmony at the contest which was held at the Teachers College in Winona. In this contest he received the second place award. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING CONTEST Robert Fifield 1, Isabel Daniels 2, Mary Elizabeth Young 3. The final award of first place in the quadrangular contest was given jointly to Preston and Harmony. SENIOR CLASS PLAY May 29, 1938, the Senior Clasp Play, Lady Spitfire,” v as given at the High School Auditorium at 8 o’clock P.M. The play res ■produced under the direction of 'Ir. Boeck. The Girls’ Sextette provided the specialties. The cast consisted of the following: Kay Sutton...................Isabel Daniels Tom Brown....................Donald Sauers Bud Jones....................Robert Fifield Jed Buell..................Tilford Screbeck Miss Prudence............Marion Christianson Cindy Dale.................Hilar- ' McKinney Flobelle Berthon...........Eleanor Jacklin Ginger Reid..................lillicept Hill Henri DuFra-vne..............Forrest Roche Stephen Sutton...............George Johnson J’P’IOR CUSS FLA ' Th'e Junior Class FIs' , Catch That Thief, was presented Frida- , November 19,1937 in the High School Auditorium at 8 P.M. The plav was directed by Miss Grace 3oothro d. Specialties were given by the Girls' Quartette and by the dance team of Jeanne Barlow and Goldie Bean. The Cast: Justinia Tuttle...........Lorraine Berggreen Sophia Tuttle................Adelie Roelefs Peggv..................Alice Louise Peterson Frank Dale...................Harvey Kraling Winnie Dale.....................Marion balsh Rev. Nathaniel Hicks..........Donald Todd Dr. Shanke......................George Milne Mike Cassidv...............Richard Riseland Jim Conway...................Donald Hoincss Nora............................Doris Nolte Carrie.......................Ethel Ellinerson Horace Pickerell................Bruce- Newell Kenned-”-.......................Robert Arns BANQUET AND PROM The annual Junior Senior Banquet was served Friday, Kay 20, at the High School auditorium at 6:30. A garden theme was carried out with decorations of green and white. Card tables were placed up and down both sides of the auditorium with a head table at the east end of the room. During the dinner the following program was given: Prelude................Alice Louise Peterson V ith Sowing1?,................Doris Nolte Vocal Solo.....................Miss Bjelland Class History................Isabel Daniels The Harvest ..................Mr. Sergeant Class Prophecy..............Hilary McKinney Vocal Solo...................Donald Hoiness Results of Our Reaping .....Robert Fifield Class Will..............Mary Elizabeth Young Song........................Junior Sextette Postlude........................Bruce Newell The Junior Senior Promenade was again recorded as the most successful event in the social year at our school. It took place after the Banquet in the auditorium. The grand march led by the Junior President, Neil Bar-low and his guest started the evening of dancing at 9 P.M. The garden decorations gave the auditorium a very summery and romantic atmosphere. Music was furnished by Bob Reishus and his ten-piece Rushford High School Orchestra. COMMITTEES General Arrangements.Donald Hoiness, Chairman Invitations....................Junetta Applen, Chairman Orchestra.........................Neil Barlow, Chairman Banquet.........................Miss Ristubin, Chairman Table Decorations.Anna Grace Whalen, Chairman Programs....................Lorraine Bergreen, Chairman Entertainment.........Adelie Roelofs, Chairman Decoration of Gym...Richard Risland, Chairman Cleanup of Gym.........Donald Todd, Chairman ACHIEVEMENT DAY PROGRAM May 27, 1936--8 p.m. Golden Rod Rose Dance Waltz Time Then Song is Sweet Green Cathedral . Junior High School Ninth and tenth grade boys Where 'er Ye V.'alk ........................... Beauteous Morn ................................ Spirit Flower Girls Glee Club A Comic Shave . . .Ninth and tenth grade boys On Parade . . . Seventh and eighth grade boys Carry Me Back to Old Virginny ................ The World is Waiting for the Sunrise .......... Grandfather’s Clock ............Double Quartette Tumbling.......................Eighth grade boys Wand Drill...........Ninth and tenth grade girls Prayer from Keens ! nd Gretel ............... Dark Eyes .................... Girls’ Sextette Tumbling......................Se-venth grade boys Sailing . . . .Seventh and eighth grade girls Listen to the Lambs .......................... The Nightingale .............................. In These Delightful Pleasant Groves .......... High School Mixed Chorus OPEN HOUSE FROM 7 TO 8 Athletics form a very important cart of School life. In the following paves we have tried to give you a brief resume of th« Sporting Activities at the Harmony High School during the school year of 1937-38. liarr.ory fli( h Jchcol's football record for 10o7 was r.ot an impressive one fro:’ a standpoint of 5a_.es won but with only four regulars fro i the 1SDG teen: not i..uch vs.s to be expected. The season was a lot of fun for the boys and ftood experience for next year's tea:-.. lob pifield (Captain), Don .Sauers , Keil Barlow ', Darrell -Sauers , Donald Olson , Bob tos , Donald :.ore. .v, Arnold I'amnervold , La Verne ooland , Lyle Johnson Lyle Yeoman Donald fclLlne , Rudolph Lllis , liarvey ITral-ir.t: , Richard Riselard’, Ror,er Ryan, James '■..‘atts. Jack Srokken, ::ixe C tiara. Thorns Linstroth, and Harold Hanson. .edule Le Roy Preston Llknuer Canton Caledonia Chatfield Lancsboro Rushford here there here there there there there Basketball has always been a traditional snort at the H. H. S. Harmon'1'’ has • always boasted strong cage teams. The 1937-38 team, although not an outstanding teem, held up zhe basketball tradition for Harmony High. The 1937-38 Cardinals won seven of the :Sixteen games on their schedule and finished sixth ii the District 1 standings. Don Sauers (Cantain), Bob Fifield , Bob Arns , Darrell Sauers , Donald Olson , Neil Barlow , Donald Morem , Rudolnh Ellis , Oliver Halverson, Jack Brokken, Richard Rise-land, John Riseland, Donald Milne, Arnold Hammervold, Leland Johnson, ’lavnard Helle, Harold Brenna, LaVerne Soland. Lettermcn. Bob Fifield,Don Sauers, Neil Barlow, Oliver Halverson leave the team this year we they Dec . 3 Friday Wykoff here 32 22 7 Tuesday Spring Grove here 24 22 10 Friday Mabel there 19 23 17 Friday Chatfiela there 29 19 Jan. 11 Tuesday Mabel here 23 31 14 Friday Spring Grove there 24 26 18 Tuesday Canton here 18 56 21 Friday Lanesboro there 8 17 25 Tuesday Decorah there 17 37 31 Monday Chatfield here 22 18 Feb. 8 Tuesday Caledonia here 27 16 11 Friday Lanesboro here 18 17 18 Friday Canton there 23 46 2? Tuesday Rushford here 25 18 25 Friday Preston here 23 26 Mar. 1 Tuesday Preston there 20 352 30 424 Individual Scoring ...115 ____87 ] ....51 !____35 Rudolph Ellis Don Sauers... Robert Arns.. Eob Fifield.. Darrel Sauers Donald Olson Neil Berlov . Jack Brokken Donald More‘m District 1 Tournament Ciiatfield March 9,10,11,12 Harmony dre.v; Houston for the first game which was playe -' Wednesday, March 9 at 2:00 P. M. Harmony won, 24-18 and advanced to the second roand where they met Ruslfford, and lost 23-30. Canton, undefeated in District I v on the District Tournament for the third year in a row. At the Regional Tournament held at Faribault, Parch'18 and 19, Canton beat Winona High 24-22 in the first game and lost in the finals to Faribault High 27-31. However, H.Ii.S. walked off with some of the honors at the district tournament. 3ob Arns won the District I free throw contest at Chatfield, Saturday night, March 12. Bob swished 19 out of 25 free throws to win the championship and a very fire trophy. The Inter-Class Basketball Tournament - This pep was started the tournauc r: season was ov in basketcall officiuttd t presented a t the winning yearly class names engrav previous yenr Seniors, and uiar feature of the school year cur years ago, in 1935. Originally oolc place after the basketball er a ad the boys who v.on letters were not allowed to play, but he gsifts. In 1936 C. H. 5oeck ropby, a handsome tin funnel, to class team. The- winners of each tournament since, have had their d on the trophy. Winners in s have been: 1935-Seniors, 1936- in 1937-Sophomores. W This year the rules of the Tournament v;ere slightly changed. The tournament was held before basketball season started and varsity men were allowed to play. The Seniors of 19C.B won the tournament and now have their class name on the traditional Boeck Trophy. Class Tournament Nov. 22 and 23, 1936 Juniors Seniors Champions Consolation Freshmen....25 Sophomores..14 An added attraction took place a week later when the champion team of the .high school, the Seniors, played the faculty and defeated them very neatly by the score 40-26. Faculty Mr. Willard Sargeant Mr. Martin Kronick Mr. Melvin Betterly Mr. Clarence Boeck Mr. (Doc .) Arneson Juniors Don Olson....Cspt. Robert Arns Neil Barlow LuVerne Soland Darrell Sauers Richard Riseland Maynard Helle Leiand Moore Sophomores Don Morem....Capt. Jack Brokken Donald Milne Arnold Hammervold Thomas Linstroth Cole Berg ?reen Merton McKay Theron Apnlen y 7 Seniors Don Sauers..Capt Oliver Halverson Billy Roche George Johnson Maurice McKay Bob Fifield Tilford Scrabeck Stafford Teigen Freshmen Loland Johnson Rudolph Ellis John Riseland Martin Larson Harold Brenna Arland Olson Curtis Morem Richard Morem HIGH SCHOOL FREE-THROW CONTEST PING-PONG TOURNAMENTS Coach Kronick started ping-pong in the fall. Interest was not aroused in the game until about mid-winter when a ping-pong craze seemed to have swept the school. A singles tournament was held with twelve entrants competing. Billy Roberts won the tourney and Cecil Farnsworth was runner-up. A doubles tournament was held during the week of March 14-18 with ten two-man teams entered. Leland Moore and George Milne won the tourney and Clifford Ashium and Virgil Helgeson were runners-up. — BASEBALL Harmony High's baseball teams had won the District championship for four years in a row previous to the 1938 season. This year's team, although unable to uphold the record of their predecessors, represented H. H. S. well on the diamond. In league competition the team has won three games and lost three with one game left to play. A brief resume of the season: After a very short period of pre-season practice, hampered by rain and cold weather, the Cardinal team began its schedule and lost the first two games, the first to Caledonia 4-5, and the second to Mabel,1-3. A five-inning practice game was arranged with Preston in which the Cards found their batting eye and won by a 12-6 score. In their next two league games, the Cards beat Spring Grove, 7-2, and trounced Canton, 12-4. Disaster again overtook our youthful nine as they lost again to Caledonia, 1-3, but the boys boun- of the season by shutting out the unbeaten league leaders, Mabel, by a 10-0 score. THE SCHEDULE score we they May 3 Tuesday paledonia there 4 5 4 Wednesday Mabel there 1 3 13 Friday Spring Grove there 7 2 17 Tuesday Canthn here 12 4 20 Friday Caledonia here 1 3 24 Tuesday Mabel here 10 0 27 Friday Canton there Olson Arns Morem Fifield Sauers Barlow Brokken Ellis Roche Burraeister Riseland Hammervold Johnson Position Games AB H Ave. 1st base-p 6 17 8 .470 pitcher-lb 6 17 6 .353 2nd base 6 17 6 .353 catcher 6 20 6 .300 right field 5 14 4 .286 shortstop 5 15 3 .200 left field 5 10 2 .200 3rd base 6 19 2 .100 center field 6 15 0 .000 field 5 9 0 .000 field 2 5 0 .000 field 1 1 0 .000 field 1 1 0 .000 Lettermen Sauers, Fifield and Barlow leave the team this year. Pitching Record Games Pitched w. L. Innings Hits Arns 5 3 2 34 24 Olson 1 0 1 6 Barlow 0 0 0 1 2 Strikeouts: By Arns, 51, By Olson, 4, By Barlow, 1. Walks: By Arns, 16, by Olson,. 3, by Barlow, 2. 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