Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1940 volume:

t i FACULTY Mr. Vf. H. Sargeant Carlton College E.S. U. of Minn. Supt., Geom. Mr. R. W. Alexander Superior Teachers College U. of Minn., B.S Prin., Soc.Studies Mr. Cordon Addington U. of Minn., B.S. Ath., Business Mr. Lester Mikelson St Olaf College, B.A. Band, Science, Math. Mr. Herbert Iverson Stout Institute, B.S. Ind. Arts, Science Hiss Kathleen Zimmerman Custavus Adolphus, P.A. Lang., Lib., Phy. Ed. Miss Mar.iorie Martyn U. of Minn., B.S. Comm. Studies Miss Beatrice Riotubin Concordia College, B.A. Home Ec., Geog. Miss Constance B.ielland St. Olaf College, B.A. Music, English Miss Maybelie Hoffman Mankato Teachers College Grade 6 Miss Helen Smith Winona T.C. U. of -Minn. Grade 4 and 5 Miss Geraldine Meinzer Mankato T.C., B.E. Grade 3 and 4 Miss Victoria Eckman Miss Woods Kindergarten Grade 2 Miss Suzanne Holden V inona T.C. Grade 1 777yr l7r77777r777rr77777777777777Z7ZZ777Z7Z77rf 7 rrrrJ‘ j:7 ZT. H Editor-in-chief-------------r--Shirley Ewalt Ass’t. Editor-in-chief---------Gloria Bipalk Business Manager---------------Bill;’- Roberts Ass't. Business Manager--------Martin Larson Society Editor-------------------------Phyllis Brokken Ass’t. Society Editor---------Bossy Christianson Ass’t. Society Editor---------Betty Ann Selvig Sports Editor------------------Jack Brokken Ass’t. Sports Editor-----------Leland Johnson Production Manager-------------Edith Johnson Ass’t. Production--------------Arlene Benson Advisor------------------------Mr. Mikelson HI HERALD STAFF Editor-in-chief----------------Betty Ann Selvig Ass’t. Editoi-in-chief---------Lois Dennstedt Sports Reporter----------------Jack Brokken Junior Class Reporter----------Lois Dennstedt Sophmore Class Reporter--------Shirley Olson Freshman Class Reporter--------Evelyn Hendrickson 7th and 8th Grade Reporter-----Lyle Tollefson Typist-------------------------Arlene Arneson Advisor : 7 777. 77777777:77727777777777777777777777777 JJ THOMAS LINSTROTH WILLIAM ROBERTS: Sr. Pros•, Jr. Class Play, Football-1, Sr. Vioe Pros., Baseball-2, Intramural-3, Annual-2, Fr. Vice Pros. FAY MARTIN: Sr. 3eo'y. and Troas. Baskotbal 1-1, Football-2,| Basoball-2, Intr am ural-2. ARLENE BENSON: Mlxod Chorus-1, Glee Club-1, Conroy Girl's Club-2, Annual-1. f JACK BROKKEN: Student Counoll-1, Jr. Vioe Pres., Fr. Soo'y, Jr. Class Play, Basketball-2, Football-2, Baseball-4, Band-2, High Herald-1, Annual-1. EVELYN ASHTON: ARLENE ARNESON: Mixed Chorus-1, Glee Club-1, Jr. Class Play, High Herald-1. DONALD MILNE: Baste tball-2, Football-3, Baseball-2. f-I 4 PHYLLIS BROKKEN: Mixed Chorus-3, Glee Club-5, Sextette-1, Double Quartette-1, Soph. Vioe Pres., Jr, Class Play. Conroy Girl's Club-4 (Pres, and Treas.) Annual-1. COLE BERGGREEN: Football-2, Intramural-2. DONALD MOREM: Jr. Class Play, Basketball-3, Football-2, Baseball-1. Prologue in Jr. Class Play. s GERALD WALSH: Deolam-1, Intramural-1. DOSSY CHRISTIANSON: Mixed Chorus-3, Glee Club-5, Sextette- 3, Jr. Class Play, Conroy Girl's Club-2, Annual-1. 1 [ !■ : 777777777777777777 777777777777, r : 4 A r r t r r r r r r yr i r SHIRLST EWALT: Mixed Chorua-4, Glee Club-5, ?r. Free., Soph. Seo'y. and Treas., Jr. Pres., Jr. Class Play, Conroy Girl's Club-4, Annual - 2. LYLE YEOMAH: Football-2, Intramural-1. FLORENCE HALVERSON: Mixed Chorus-4, Glee Club-4, Sextette- 1, Jr. Class Play, Conroy Girl's Club- 2. MERTON MoKAY: Mixed Chorus-2, Intramural-2. ARNOLD HAUHEKVOLD: Mixed Chorus-3, Football-3, Intramural- 1. EDITH JOHNSON: Jr. Class Play, Annual-1. GLENDORA ELLIOTT: Mixed Chorus-1, Glee Club-1, Jr. Class Play, Deolam-1, Conroy Girl's Club-1. DSLONE JOHNSON: Glee Club-1, Jr. Class Play. ELIZABETH Aim SELVIG: Mixed Chorus-3, Glee Club-4, Sextette-2, Student Council-1, Soph Pres., Deolam-1, Conroy Girl's Club 4, Vioe Pres. High Herald-2, Annual-1 JAMES WATTS: Football-2. JEAN CROWELL: Mixed Chorus-2, Glee Club-1. ROGER RYAN: Football-2, Intramural-2. Mr. W. H. Sargeant: Superintendent. Mr. L. M. Uikelson: Sr. Class Adviser. The Senior Class of 1940 was organized in 1927 der Miss Ruth Johnson, with 14 r.e.ibers, nanely, Don-d Horen, Phyllis Brokken, Jack Brokken, Jean Hiller, ' orence Halverson, Allene Christianson, rlene Arnesori le Borerreen, Betty Ann Celvig, Constance Ryan, Lyle or:an, 'rlene ull, Adelie Roelofs, and 3ruce Newell. During, the first four grades, Dagny Swenson, Ruhv , jj-nes, Robert Alfson, Tatricia Richardson, Ruth Aasland , tfcith Johnson, and Tho, ias Linstroth joined our group, ■v.iile Aaelie Roelofs and Bruce Newell skipped one year. T 1636 sar.e four years sen Betty Ann Selvig, Constance 'lyan, Ruby Jones, Robert ALfson, Jean Hiller, .Arlene ;|ull, ar.d Ruth Aasland leave us. - The ne::t four years, our class increased in nuu-ler. Our ranko grew as Martin HacBonuld, Shirley Ewalt faraes ’Matts, Betty .Ann Belvig, 3orghild Johnson, Viola Ianson, and Marjorie Ashoi.i joi: ed. However, Marjorie shein, Martin MacDonald, lorghild Johnson, ar.d Viola anson left the year after they joined. The four years of high schoo.l saw another gr .e.t llncrease in nuu er. The now nenbers wr.re Carol Mouw, lEnroalie Doguis.ne, rlenc Benson, Glendora Elliott, Pay I .'artin, Evelyn Ashton, Lorraine Farstad, Delono Johnson JJean Crowell', Roger Ryan, . mold lla.xjorvold, Clinton Ijnderdahl, i crtor. MeZj ? , Donald Hilne, Gerald wnlsh, Isilly Robei'ts, Eileen Greene, Loyal Brussa, ard Leland lEddy”. Of this new group, Clinton Underdo hi, I.cland Ed 4r land Loy l Brussc left school, and Eirv'lie Dcguisne, Lorraine Farsted, Patricia Richardson, and Eilceno Gre loft our class to continue their oduc tior. elsewher:. During our Junior year, we raised nonev for the Junior-Senior banquet rd pron by paying cl's dues anj giving a cl- ss play entitled, Mho’s Crazy How? The banquet ar.d proi proved to b. •� great success. A nautl I ic-ai the c v; - a c rri d out to the fullest extent in navy-blue nd gold. In conclusion, wo the Senior Class, wish to extenl our gratitude to Hr. HiHolsor. f r his wise and officii 1 'dership of our clas-: during our Junior and Senior years. RL1 r::es. VT uT Tr’ ' J.'CH THE .SENIOR CLASS of HARMON HIGH SCHOOL presents 2 OIK ON SEVENTEEN A Comedy of Youth in Three Acts by Hilda Manning H.S. Auditorium CAST ELSA BUDDY JARHART MRS. CARHART FL.ORENCE CARHART CRAIG VINCENT TOM WILLIAMS PAUL SHRIiTIE JOAN LANSING LILLUMS FRANK CARHART HELEN DORIS AGNES May 17, 1940 Glendora Elliott Gerald Walsh Betty A..n Sulvig Florence Halverson Jack Brokken Fay Martin Donald Milne Billy Roberts Edita Johnson Arlene Benson Merton McKay Phyllis Brokken Dossy Christianson Shirley Ewalt Synopsis of Acts The action of the entire play takes place in the living room of the Carhart home in a small mid-western city. Act I. Saturday. Late afternoon of a summer day in the present year. Act II. Saturday, one week later. Late afternoon. Act III. Later that same day. Evening. Director-Mr. Alexander i — JUNIOR CLASS Emmett Benson, Eldora Berggreen, Gloria Bigalk, Marion Bremseth, Harold Brenna, Lois Dennstedt, Harley Feurhsuk, Ardys Goldsworthy, Clarke Hall, Violet Hanson, Virgil Helgeson, Gladys Holger, Ingvald Hun erholt, Leland Johnson, Alberta Lange Emery Lange, Martin Larson, Ella Leitz, Leland Me Cabe, Newton Nagel, John Riseland, Mary Scanlon, Howard Sargeant, John Serfling, Kathryn Stortz, Betty Sue Workman. President—Lois Dennstedt Vice Pres.--Mary Scanlon Sec. Treas.--Betty Sue Workman Representative Student--Gloria Bigalk Advisor--Miss Martyn 777 r rf 7 7 r '7T7 7 7 TT7r7 7 r777TT 7f 7 77T' THE JUNIOR CLASS of HARMONY HIGH SCHOOL presents LITTLE WOMEN A Dramatization of Louisa M. Alcott's Book of the same name by H.S. Auditorium Pauline Phelps March 29, 1940 HANNAH MEG JO BETH AMY MRS. MARCH LAURIE LAWRENCE AUNT MARCH JOHN BROOKE REV. MR. MARCH PROF. BHAER CAST Eldora Berggreen Ajsdys Goldsworthy Lois Dennstedt Alberta Lange Violet Hanson Gloria Bigalk Howard Sargeant Botty Sue Workman John Riseland Leland Johnson Harold Brenna TIME: 1863-1868 PLACE: Concord, Massachusetts ACT I YOUTH Scene I: December 25, 1863. A Merry Christmas Scene II: Two months later. A Telegram ACT II GRO'.TING UP Scene I: A morning in November, 1866. Aunt March Settles the Question. Scene II: An afternoon in the following June. Tender Troubles ACT III MATURITY Scene I: An afternoon in September, 1868. Heartache Scene II: A few hours later. Under the Umbrella S S S, V. 7 Z. c: • ? . V7 .V : yjj 7:. M SOPHOMORE Donald Applen, Allene Ashton, Goldie Bean, Manford Benson, Norman Benson, Reuben Bjortomt, Verna Bjortomt, John Brokken, Lois Burkholder, Bryce Duxbury, Arlene Elinrson, Rudolph Ellis, Francis Elton, Janice Elton, Cecil Farnsworth, Gladys Hass, Howard Hauperud, Harold Helper, Murrell Jacobson, Donald Johnson, Helen JOhnson, Catherine Knudslien, Adella Kralinp, Gerald Linstroth, Gloria Losen, Hope Losen, Chester McKay, June Meyers, Harlon Middlebrook, Phyllis Mills, Grace Moos, Curtis Morem, Richard Morem, Shirley Olson, LfVonae Safford, John Scanlon, Arlone Wahl, Lenis Whalen, Francis Zdanowicz President--Rudolph Ellis Vice Pres.--Janice Elton Secy. Tieas.—Helen Johnson Representative Student--Curtis Morem Advisor—Mr. Alexander . 71777777777 ’727771. 9 UlAAiAi I ------.------------------------—— I?! ? rrr?r r , ■ :::: : - ■ mm V77777777T7?7 r 777rrrsr7? 7J 7777SI7Z7Zmitf 77I m — ” -----------!-• •-1 - - • • : � -- — ■■mrmnmrrm nrrrrTTrTrnTirrTTnTnanTTTft m FRESKIiEN Lauren Applen, Violet Arns, Edith Bates, Marjorie Benson, Iris Eroadv.eter, Ivan Bro dwater, Genore Brokken, Charles Burmeister, Janice Carpenter, Shirley Dotzenrod, Clayton Fishbeugher, Clinton Hall, Harold Hanson, LaVonne Harkness, Eruce Harstad, James Harstad Elaine Hayes, Dewaine Heisterkamp, Evelyn Hendrickson, George Hillesland, Dorothy Jacklin, Curtis Johnson, Thomas Just, Ordell Y iudtson, Donald Lihstroth, ;Phyllis McKay, Robert Killer, Royce ills, James Milne Virginia Moos, Allen Nolte, Nfrma Nolte, Mike O'Hara, jDawn Patterson, Richard Reuter, Norma Rice, Beryl Riseland, Clayton Roelofs, Joseph Rostvold, Dean Serfling, Raymond Sharp, Francis Stortz, Wayne Vrieze, Joseph Whalen, Lelend Whalen, Donald Wilken, Ronald Young. President—Thomas Just Vice Pres.—Harold Hanson Secy.ATreas.—Iris Broadwater Representative Student—Evelyn Hendrickson Advisor--Mr. Addington ' m zzzz W H a a SEVENTH GRADE Mavis Applen, John Baker, Betty Jo Barrier, Geraldine Brokken, Murray Carpenter, Robert Crotty, Roderick Daniels, Eleanor Dennstedt, Karen Elliott, uarrell Erickson, Margaret Earson, Delone Harkness, Lenard Hass, Vincent Haugerud, Dorothy Kegg, Richard Helle, Beverly Johnson, Donald A. Johnson, Jeanne Johnson, Orval Johnson, Raymond Knudslien, Vernon Michel, Dean Morem,' Neil Morem, Anita Olson, Carmella Clson, Harry Quanrud, Patricia Riseland, Richard R stvold, Billy Young. President--?.obert Crotty Vice Pres.--Roderick Daniels Sec.—Richard Rostvold Representative Student--Karen Elliott Adviser--Mr. Iverson EIGHTH GRADE Manville Bates, Constance 3ean, Marvin Breaseth, Hervin breaseth, Curtis Ellingson, Adelaide Elliott, Marjorie Elliott, Richard Elliott, Virginia Heister-kaap, Darlene Killesland, Muriel Kciness, Peter Hutto Jean Jacobson, Blanche Jr„nson, Margaret Johnson, Gladys Johnson, Phyllis Olson, C arlyne Quammen, Phyllis Kingsbury, Emily Lietz, Dean Movers, Roger Newell, Gerald Soland, ID ne Scland, Patricia Sten-vick, Eleanor Tedd, Rcuert Todd, Lyle Ttliefson. President — Cmatance Bean Vice Pro j.--Ro t r Nov.ell See. Tr « s. —Ci rlyne Q,ua_aen Rf presentative Student—Muriel Heiness Adviser—llr. Iverson 77ZZZ2 Sept . 5 SCHOOL CALENDAR Opening of school 6 Footbell-Mabel-here 13 Football-Canton-here 20 Football-Lenesbor o-here 22 Football-LeRov-here Oct. 4 Football team vent to U. of Minn. 8 American Education Week 10 Football-Rushford-her e Dec. 5 Basketball-Spring Grove-there 12 Basketba11-Wykoff-here 15 Basketball-Chatfield-there 19 Basketball-Breston-here 21 Basketball-Mabel-hei e 22 Christmas Pageant Jan. 12 Basketball-Soring Grove-here 19 Basketball-Mabel-thei e 23 Basketball-Canton-here 26 Basketball-Caledonia-there 30 Besketball-Chatfield-here 31 Home Declamatory Contest Feb. 2 Basketball-Lauesboro-here 7 Local Declamatory Contest 9 Basketball-Wykcff-there 13 Basketball-Preston-there 20 Ba3ketball-Rushford-there 23 Basketball-Canton-theie 26 Basketball-Caledonia-he; e 28 One Act Plays-Harmony Mar. 1 Basketball-Lanesboro-there 4 One Act Plays-Chatfield 6 2)0 o 1 a ma t or y C out e s t - Pr e s t on 8 Sub-District Basketball Tournament 11 Declamator2r Contest-Chatfield 14-15 Dist. B. Ball Tourm nent-Caledonia 25 Junior Class Play Apr. 6 Music Festival-Harmony 20 Music Contest-Chetfield 26 High School Party May 2 Senior Day-off 3 Music Program by Music Dept. 11 Junior-Senior Banquet 13 Conroy Girls’ Club Tea 17 Senior Class Play 26 Baccalaureate 28 Commencement 31 End of school mi ________________________—: ________' •••• '7777777777777777 777-7777777777777 77777777 7777 ! US io The first musical program of the yesr was presented by the High School Vocal snd Instrumental organizations on the evening of November 8. The program consisted of ensemble and full group numbers. It was a feature of American Education Week. The annual Christmas program was presented jointly by the grade and high school singers, under the able direction of Miss Bjelland and capable assistance of the faculty, it featured beautiful solos, costumes, and singing by the chorus. On April 6 the District 1 Music Festival was held in Harmony. There were 12 schools present and 650 singers. The program consisted of the presentation of the different schools’ vocal groups, practices for the Massed Choruses, and in the evening there were selections from the Massed Chorus, Massed Glee Club, and Picked Massed Chorus. The critic judge was Mr. Youngberg, Supervisor of Music in the La Crosse Public Schools. The District Music Coitest was held at Chatfield Saturday, April 20. There were 1657 contestants and 128 entries with P? schools represented. Harmony was represented with 106 contestants. The program was brought to a climax with the Massed Chorus singing two selections and the Massed Bands playing three selections. The critic judge was Mr. Euyoers, director of the Hamlin University Choir.. A musical program was given by the Harmony Music Dept, on Friday, May 3. The vocal groups including the mixed choruses, glee club, ensemble groups, and the instrumental grouos presented several selections. This program was in connection with Americam Music Week. On June 2, the District 1 Band Festival was held at Lanesboro in Sylvan Park. There were 12 schools represented in the district. The beginning of the festival was a parade of all the bands from the football field to the nark. Mach band played its selection and the climax was the massed bands playina two marches. I ■ r, l Sopranos: Janice Elton, Arlene Ellinwson, Vanda Scanlon, Goldie Bean, Betty Ann Selvig, Phyllis Brokken. Second Sopranos: Shirle. Ewelt, Florence Halverson Francis Elton, Adella Kraling, Violet Hanson, Lois ’ Burkholder, Catherine K„udslein. Altos: Lois Dennstedt, Gloria Bigalk, Betty Sue Vork-man, Dossy Christianson, Arlone Wahl, Hone Losen. BAND Y A y r, y Donald Apnlfn, Edyth Pates, Constance Bean, Goldie Bean, Gloria Bigalk, Marian Prec:seth, Genore Brokken, Jack Brokken, Robert Crotty, Eleanor Dennstedt, Lois Dennstedt, Roderick r'aniels, Karen Elliott, Richard Elliott, Arlene Ellinyson, V'orrel Frickson, Richard Helie, Bruce Harstad,“Janes Harstad, Harold Hanson, Violet Hanson, Muriel Hoiness, ’’eter Hutton, Helen Johnson, Orval Johnson, Ordell Knudtson, Robert ’'illei Vernon Michel, Shirley Olson, Harry Cuanrud, Charlyne Quammen, Howard Sergeant, Lyle Tollefson, Robert Todd, There ssa Vhite, F lea nor...Todd , Instructor: L. Milelson. r r r [ V| Y Ya Y r t r Sopranos: Shirley Ewalt, Goldie Bean, Mary Scanlon, Phyllis Brokken, Betty Ann Selvig, Arlene Ellingson, Frances Elton, Glendora Elliott, Ardys Goldsworthy, Janice Elton, Kathyrn Stortz, Wanda Scanlon, LaVonne Safforc, Verna BJortamt, Lois Burkholder, Marion Bremseth, Shirley Olson, Helen Johnson, Arlene Arneson. Altos: Florence Halverson, Dossy Christianson, Lois Dennstedt, Gloria Bigalk, Betty Sue Workman, Arlone Wahl, Hope Losen, Jean Crowell, Violet Hanson, Gladys Hass, Catherine Knudslein. Tenors: Rudolph Ellis, Cecil Farnsworth, Curtis Morem, Richard Morem, George Hillesland, Donald ApplerJ Harold Holger, Clayton Roelofs, Emmett Benson, Adella Kraling, Gladys Holger. Basses: Howard Sargeant, Ingvold Hungerholt, Arnold Hammervold, Merton McKay, Harold Brenna, Richard Morem, Allan Nolte, Newton Nagel, Chester McKay, Norman Benson. GIRL’S SEXTETTE Gloria Bigalk Lois Dennstedt Adella Kraling Allene Christianson Betty Ann Selvig Phyllis Brokken : junior miked chorus Sopranos: Bruce Harstad, Muriel Hoiness, Marjorie Elliott, Anita Olcon, Marvin Eremseth, Mervin Bremseth, Adelaide Elliott, Virginia Heisterkamp, ■°hyllis Olson, Phyllis Kingsbury, Jean Jacobson, iNorma Rice, Dorothy Joel 1 in, Roger Newell, Beryl Riseland, Elaine Hayes, Ordelle Knudtson, Orval Johnson, Manville Bates, Vernon Michel, Donald A. Johnson. Second Sopranos: Edith Bates, Margaret Hanson, Eleanor Dennstedt, Karen Elliott, Charlynne Quammen, Emily Leitz, Constance 3ean, Eileen Soland, Betty Jo Barrier, Delone Harkness, Eleanor Todd, Geraldine Brokken, Norma Nolte, Mavis Applen, Patricia Ann Riseland, Marjorie Benson, Genore Brokken, Patricia Stenvick, Shirley Dotzenrod, Blanche Johnson, Altos: Gladys Johnson, Darlene Hillesland, Richard Rostvold, Roderick Daniels, Lyle Tollefson, Evelyn Hendrickson, Harry uanrud, Harold Hanson, Robert Miller, Robert Grotty, Clinton Hall, Darrell Burmeister, Richard Helle, Dorothy Hegg, Violet Arns, Phyllis McKay, Janice Carpenter. f 77 7 7J TT LOCaL DECLAMATORY CCITTXST Harmony February 7, 1940 Oratory 1. Bruce Harstad The Next War 2. Allen Nolte The Man Who Walks Alone 3. James Harstad Monster in the Public Square Dramatic 1. Charlyne Q,uammen White Lilacs 2. Shirley Olson Jean Marie Humorous 1. Eleanor Dennstedt Amatuer Hour 2. Muriel Hoiness Let Brotherly Love Continue 3. Goldie Bean Jane 4. Lois Dennstedt A Modern Portia 5. Norma Nolte X Marks the Spot 6. Geraldine Brokken A Football Fan DISTRICT DECLAMATORY CONTEST Preston March 6, 1940 Charlyne Quammen White Lilacs Rating-Very Good Bruce Harstad Oratory Shirley Olson Extemporaneous REGIONAL DLCLaMATORY CONTEST Chatfield March 11 , 1940 Charlyne uammen Rating-Good ■ hite Lilacs rrrrrrrr 7 7 77 7 r r7 7 77 7 '77 7777777777777J 7 ji ONE ACT PL .YS Mushrooms Coning Up (A Comedy in One Act) by Byron B. Boyd Mrs. Lillian Canfield Muriel Hciness Sylvia Eleanor Mae Todd j Susan Connie Bean Mrs. Jane Rudd Charlyne Quemmen Mrs. Rena Carter Patricia Stenvick Miss Lcftis Marjorie Elliott Scene: Living room of Lieutenant Canfield’s home in the Phillipines. Time: About noon Why-Hubert! (A Comedy in One Act) by Albert Van Antwerp Hubert Smiley Harold Hanson Millie Evelyn Hendrickson Mrs. Parnmnter Norma Nclte Cousin Ronald James Harsted Olivia Iris Broadwater Junior Clinton Hall Connie Dorothy Jacklin Bert Ingraham Robert Miller Bob Fuller Charles Burmeister Aunt Clara Gencre Brckken Scene: Living room of the Sr.-'ley residence at Beach Park, a seaside resort town • Elmer by Beatrice Humiston McNeil Elmer Collier Bruce Harsted Susan Collier Goldie Bean Jeanie Collier Shirley Olson Janie Collier Janice Elton Miss Luisa Pinney Adella Kraling Mrs. Collier Phyllis Mills Fannie Belle Lois Burkholder Hubert Brown Rudy Ellis Russell Jameson Richard Mcrem Pansy, a nondescript dog. •y r r r r rrrrryTf 7 j -y r y r r y r y--y 7T TT yj T . ,r AT .r r ' r 7Tr'r r yf'A CONROV GIRL’S CLUB President--Phyllis Brokken '(rice President—Petty Sue Workman Secretary—Ordell Knudtson Treasurer—Janice Elton Advisor--'Iiss Bjelland ’’otto—,nrision of yesterday is the goal for today and the starting point for tomorrow. Colors—'Taro on and gold Flower—vellow snap dragon CLTiF POLL Edyth rates Goldie Bean Arlene Benson Gloria Pigalk Genore Brokken Phyllis Brokken Doss'’- Christianson Lois Dennstedt Uanice Elton Shirley EvaIt Florence Halverson Triolet Hanson T5velyn Hendrickson Helen Bohnson Ordell Knudtson Adella Fraling Gloria Iosen Norma Uolte veryl Riseland 'Tar' ' Scanlon Betty Ann Selvig Betty Sue Torkian 'Ties B.ielland t ttuzziszt: zzz. 7777T7. '77 777777777777777 1 FOOTBALL Playing host to LeRoy the first game, the Cards ga e the guests the lions share of the score, 7-0. Roaring back to tally twice, the Addingtons overcone a 6--0 deficit and Preston, 12-6. Mabel's encounter with the Cords found Harmony on the bitter end, 7-G. Canton was the Cardinals' stepping stone to a .500 rating, 7-0. Lanesboro's powerhouse had tough going the first two quarters but really rolled from then on, 24-0. Under Cnatfield's lights, the Cards found another goose erg, 6-0. Rushford’s league leaders, held to a scoreless first half, found Harmony more hospxtnblj in the second, 13-0. ,h '7 7 7SSS. '7777 77777 77777777; V 1 upset, The Add nitons rode L- shore’s Burros 22-19 Harmony’-'. Cardinals first game v;u;i euring-Grove started off with r bon?, icr Sprint v ro c , 41-16-Ouch! Viykoff was next and this term the Addingtons fared better; 24-20 v.as the final score. Chetfield entertained the Cards royally, but were a little selfish es they took the bit end of the score, 23-19. Harmony climbed bsck into a .5C0 rating by decisionia? Preston, 20-20. They cane, they saw, they conquered, is the story of Mabel’s Invasion of Harmony, 30-15. Rt enge is sweet end the Addingtons bumped off Serin? drove, 24-21. Mabel trounced Harmony 31-16, to make it two in a rov over the Cards. Tht Hsrmony-Celtdor.i a gome was e ?ood one— for the scorers, 11-8-Celcdcnia. Harmony slipped a notch lower in the stendin when Canton found the hoop a bit too often, 20-14. Chetfield journeyed to Harmony, but this time Harmony took the lions share, 26-23. The Cards ‘made it three in a row bv tripping ,,Tykoff ?5-17. Preston roared back with a vengence and overpowered the Addingtons P8-PP. Push ord’s green wave drowned the Cardinals under a deluge of baskets, 40-P5. Tied 14 up at the third quarter, Canton inerged victorious with two last ouarter baskets, 18-14. The consistent Cards kert their losing streak intact bv falling victims to wrathful Lanesboro, ?3-19. IlarmonVg Cardinals drew Houston for the fourth consecutive wear as their ■''irst round opponents at Chatfield, site of sub-district tournament. Disnlav-ing a beautiful irst ouarter of ball handling, shooting und defense, the Addingtons rang up a 13-71 lead. The pace slowed u somewhat the second quarter, but Harmonv led the boys from Houston 17-10 at, the half. Un ortunt trlv there has. +o be two halves (not in the case o pi ) and this last one was Houston's, ''’he second half found the Cards cooling a little more; and the ball hrwkin Houston ive vetting hotter and hotter at the beginning or the fourth stan7a. During a frantic eir-ht minutes, Houston sank two baskets as veil as Far non1'’ s tournament hopes. ■''be district tournament was held the following week at Caledonia: Spring Crove gained the championship CLASS T0URNAM3NT After the district tournament, an inter-class B.B. tournament. was arranged. The first round found the Seniors plaving the Sophomores and th Juniors rlaving the freshmen. The results ’ere as follows: The Seniors xvho were the favorites 'or the tournament swammrd the Sophomores by a 31-IP score. As the Juniors v-ere tripped bv the T rshmon in a good defensive game (or a poor offensive one) 6-5. 1 1905 NAME OCCUPATION OR LOCATION Ethel Daniels MARRIED NAME Mrs. J. 7 olsted Harmony Dora Daniels Mrs. N. Helle Harmony Clinton Harrison Nettie Larson Secretary Seattle, Wash. Eradley, S. Dak. Vida Russel Mrs. R. Workman Pauline Stenvlck Cov’t. Auditor Washington, D.C. Allen Stork Deceased Julius V olsted Farmer Cogswell, N. DaK. Ole V olsted Farmer Cogswell, N. Dak. Thea Larson 1906 Mrs. LaVille Eldon, Mo. Eda Xasen Mrs. Roukt Teddy Ryan Eugene Hunt Lawyer Lewiston, Mont. Lillie Winnega Mrs. Tollefson Preston Hubert Russell Factory 7 orker Seattle, Minn. Ora V'illford 1907 Mrs. E. Donald Canton Ruby Dunn Mrs. K. Coates Academy, 8. D. Ruth Lindsay Harry Boyd Blanche Hauck Hannah BurmeisterMrs. � . Pfister Hudson, Y isc. Maude Case Mrs. UcCullum Lanesboro Josie Vail Deceased Floyd Newell Dentist harmony Myrtle Linderman 1908 Mrs. Jones Minneapolis Susie Lindsay Lela Patterson Mrs. Stubstad Y inona Morrin Nelson ’'echanic Tiesdale, Canada Oscar Larson Fisherman Seattle, Alaska Harris Ellis Car Salesman Owatonna, Minn. Theresa Stenvlck At home Harmony Francis Scanlon Farming Harmony Clarence foisted Edna Hanson 1909 Residence Club Minneapolis T. A. Brokicen Postmaster Harmony James McNee Accountant Duluth Ray Horre Engineer 1 - '77 ' 7 77:?77X7777r7. V7mm7777 ”7”Z7S7rsrr77?jTf7r. VVJ. -. - 4 V '0000000000000000000 0 0 040 0000000 0000000000000000000 Minnie Aug Alma Fradd Olivia Fradd Alice Gilland Thenora Gregorson Carl Hanson Stella Harstad Linda Helsgland Gertrude Stenvick Gladys Perry Anna Elliott Julius Berg Archie Copeman 1910 Mrs. P. Johnson Mrs. A. Sundby Mrs. F. Moriland Mrs. 7 m. Drury Teacher Business Mrs. R. Bigalk Mrs. P. Teisberg Mrs. B. Dalby 1911 Mrs. C. Mrs. C. Deceased Dentist Johnson Drescall Minneapolis Ilarmopy Minor, Mont. Hermony Wilton Center Spokane, Wash. Harmony Waspaca, Wis. Minneapolis Minneapolis Rockford, 111 Hubert Mark Business Minneapolis Allan Burtness Govt . project Crosby, N.D. Fred Stevens Clarence Husel 1912 Helga Aaberg Mrs. R.D. Levette Detroit, Mich. Auseye Harstad Mrs. K. Daniels La Crosse, Wis. Namone Mark Mrs. W. Wanmuth Minneapolis Mildred Moore Mrs. T? Rudd Kerfana, Cal. Alma Peterson Mrs. c! Knudson Pine Grove, Cal Myrtle Q,uammen ’'rs. T. Harstad Harmony Annette Roche Minneapolis Tollef Sanderson Banker Harmony Pfcrnella Tystad ‘Mrs. C. Kirkelie Yoncalla, Ore. Mildred 7 ilford Mrs. L. Fairbanks Harmony Myrtle Wolsted Mrs. K. Poehler Herman, Minn. Emma Thundale Mrs. M. Rostvold Harmony Peter Grande Clyde Barnes Anna Seem Marie Kohle Lola Nelson Julia Vought Edna Maiand Mora Rongley Rosina Jones 1913 Bookkeeper Farming Asst. Co. Supt. Mrs. T.A. Brokken Deceased Mrs. G. Wilbanks Deceased Mrs. 0. He lie St. Paul Kendalville, Preston Harmony Minneapolis Harmony la H r'.vrrrr ' • r. K y '000000000000000000M00Mr900000000000000000000000000 r..4K Anna Johnson Thea Teigen Anna McCarty Cornelia Barnes Lillian Thompson Avoda Newland John Roche Forrest Armstrong Minnie Todd Lawrence Riseland Marv Kennedy Emma Bramer Willie Barrett Elsie Hughes Nettie Scrabeck Mavme Jones Marye Kidder Sadie Reynolds Gladys Young Lorretta Armstrong Hilda Harstad Edna Haugen.’d Anna Nelson Joseph Achatz Olaf Haugen Lloyd Hughes Harry Nelson Anna Thompson Margaret Dunn Ella Ingelbcrt Maude Burnham Beatrix Peet John Hughes Ethan Steffcnsrud Leland Hellickson Horace Olson Carrie Scrabeck Florence Serfling Grace Bastian 1914 Mrs. C. Fosburgh Mrs. H. Brown Mrs. N. Hatley Mrs. G. Jensen Civil Engineer Mrs. L. Trouten Hardware Dealer at home 1915 deceased Engineer Mrs. Morledge Mrs. W. Trende Mrs. F. Moore Mrs. A. E. Olson Mrs. H. Huson Mrs. J. McGowan eacher Mrs. V7. Smith at home Clerical Work Farmer Salesman 1916 Surveyor Mrs. Knudtson deceased Teacher Farming Teacher Banker Banker v'inona Rochester Colfax, N.D. Stephen Chicago Harmony Harmony Cresco Chicago, 111. Wapello, Iowa Harmony Des Moines, la, Lewi stown,Mont, Sioux City, la, McKalster,Okla, Minneapolis Harmony Harmony San Francisco Harmony Minneapolis Harmony Harmony St. Paul Harmony Chisholm Hollywood,Cal, Harmony 1917 Mrs. H. Serfling Granger Mrs. R. Bremseth Harmony Mrs. Burech Chester, la, 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0001 ' . X UkJ — 4 I 1917 (cont.) Clarence Ilelgeland Farmer Brill, Wise. Geneva Eorsrud Mrs. V. Drenmllin Santa Ana, Cal. Mabel Afseth Mrs. A. Austin Flainview Esther Anderson Glen Fishhaugher Teacher Y inona T. C. : Thenora Sinderland Mrs Schumon Creoco, Iowa Rebecca Knutson Mrs. 0. Barrier Earmony 1916 Arthur Strand Teacher Canton, S. Dak. I Allen Steen Contracter Rochester Melvin Foiness Lawyer Eillings, Mont. Crystal Munger Mrs. Krievebeck Owine, Iowa Bernadine McGee Teacher Austin Beatrice Crowell Mrs. W.Feisterkamp Indianapolis Maybelle Tiegon Mrs. J. Melvold Sacramento, Calj . Myrtle Aug Deceased 1919 Erma Boland Deceased Gladys Williams Mrs. H. Smith Mabel Ward Mrs. A. Freeman St. Faul Roland Torpeson Teacher St. Cloud LaVonne Fulver Fore Minneapolis Claudia EoDeman Sec. to Governor Topeka, Kansas Orel ITegg Ruth Moore Gayline Larson Mrs. T. Morem Harmony Tearl Jones Mrs. F. Ruhr Boise, Idaho, Theadoro Taroldson Ins. Salesman Los Angeles Concilia Oftedahl Mrs. a. Cummings Freston Lloyd Kopaman Oil Business Oklahoma City Clarence Serfling Maytag Co. Cedar Rapids Clair Bramcr Attorney St. Faul 1920 Fremont applen Oil Station St. Faul Harry Aselson ; Bernice Doherty Douglas Duxbury Farmer Harmony Oswald Frogner Merchant Harmony Emelia Foiness Mrs. J. Lundering LoRoy Luella Jerviss Mrs. A. Mlno Freston Clarice Mark Helena, Mont. Robert McKay Farmer Canton Arthur Milne Farmer Fheston u E B v Opal Munger j Hilda Aftedal 1S20(cont.) Mrs. W. Stork Long Beach, Cal. Buelah Olson Deceased Thomas Ryan Electrician Ossian, la. Thermen Stef fens’ud Teacher Canton 4 Bessie Strand Mrs. Blatchley St. Paul Gladys Thatcher Mrs. C. Ullum Preston Donald Willford Farmer Canton 1921 Ray Benson Restaurant Helme Brokken Mrs. G. Barnes Harmony Irma Darrah Mrs. St. George Myrtle Fosburgh Mrs. Ferguson..- . .Winnebago James Grande Go. Supt. Caledonia Gladys Halverson Ella Johnson Mrs. Gunderson Cresco, la. Los Angeles, Cal Mrs. R. Eardly Ruth Jones Mrs. L. Evans Mankato, Minn. Stella Lund Teacher Granger Buelah Linderman Mrs. M. St. John Wytoka Leonard Larsen Clerk Minneapolis lone McGee Teacher Wayzete Nels Nelson Farmer Whalen Violet Ryan Mrs. J. Downer Chicago, 111. Lynda Trydal Teacher Moose Lake Lucille Torgerson Deceased Emma Tiegan Mrs. 0. Turner Winona Vera Boland 1922 Mrs. H. Sikkink Lime Springs, la Vesta Erickson Nellie Evenrud Mrs. H. Gralow Clintonville,Wis Esther Halverson Mrs. Ballinger Racine Maye Halverson Ruth Helgeson Mrs. J. Seldon Canton Eldon Hoiness Creamery Harmony Sigrid Larson Mrs. Livingston St. Peter Willard Nadson Doctor Baltimore, Md. Winnebago Ferdinand Mengis Undertaker Florence Milne Mrs. Erickson Harmony Carrol Nelson Gladys Olson Mrs. W. Thomas Lime Springs, la Illethe Olson Mrs. Springmeyer Lime Springs, la Lvle Roche Dentist East Troy, Wis. Mildred Scrabeck Deceased Lillian Todd 1925 Teacher Kendalville, la. L YA 4 ------------------------------------------------ __________Ji____ . X. - Alyce Erickson Bernice Easier Lois Goldsworthy Benita Evenrud Edythe Goldsworthy Leona iicCarty Lois Bacon Gladys Dunn Irene Brokken Anna Horen Marian Knud son Francis Re-fuolds Ocea Seeyle Lenore Pulver Zetta Jervill Lucille Smiley Evelyn Taraldson Howard Burkholder Tallak Haugerud Ralph Walsh Janes Collett Ralph voung Harold Johnson Leo Walsh Carl Peterson Paul Ludden Melvin Sikkink Aura Steen Violette Freehurn Olga Grande Richard Dalton Helen ICirkelie Agnes Kusebv Caroline Erickson Eunice Burkholder Fern Hoad Erna Jerviss Minnie Johnson Irene Roche Mildred Trydal Thelma Christianson 1923(cont.) Teacher Mrs. Goldsworthy Mrs. P. Saltow Mrs. Tollefsrud Mrs. 0. Peterson Mrs. I. Kelson Mrs. E. Evenrud Mrs. J. lund Mrs. H. Madson Mrs. G. Moren I trs. Burtleson Mrs. S. Watkins Mrs. E. Elton Mrs. A. Sundberg At hone Civil Engineer Farmer Merchant Lumberyard Minister 1924 Teacher Musician Mrs. M. Johnson Mrs. Fenico Mrs. U. Anderson Mrs. Schnelver Mrs. H. Brink Mrs. W. ICreig Teacher Mrs. R. Wicks Mrs. S. Marks Governess Mrs. C. Pederson Juneau,Alaska Harmony Mabel Harnonv Preston Iola, Kansas Harmony Canton Harmony Harmony Minneapolis Harmony Minneapolis Minneapolis St. Paul Harmony Minneapolis Harmony Harmony Alexandria Plainview Rochester Rochester Columbus,Ohio Minneapolis Harmony Preston Mount Morris Canton Prosper Honolulu Pasadena,CaliI Harmony _— Schyler Anderson Vernon Nagle Ruby Perry Harvey Halverson liar. PI Hott Anna Erickson George McKenzie Ilot Sorum Beverly Stork Oral Christianson Merj1 Vrieze Raymond Teigen Vernon Seifling Archie Lange Clarence Schooners Ruth Johnson Adeline Johnson Helen Benson Ruth Erokl en Gertrude Easier Alice Benson Elsie Burkholder Doris Madson Helen Strand Meda Wendt Gladys Koiness Minerva Evenrud Lucille Pulver Genevieve Clark Edrie Erickson Maybelle Berg Helen Madson Nelda Achatz Bernetta Martin Florence Anderson Mildred Barnes Viola Benson Viva Bester Evelyn Christianson Mildred Erickson Orel Felland Emery Finck 1924 Cont. Doctor Minneapolis Clergyman New Jersey Mrs, 0, Jacobson Fort LuptonCo Farming West Concord Oil Salesman Harmony Mrs. E. Dotzenrod Granger Barber Clergyman 1925 Farmer Harmony I.anesboro Produce Lanesboro Farmer Harmony Salesman San Francisco Farmer Harmony Deceased Farmer Bristol Clerk Harmony Mrs. Ellinrson Spring Gr6ve Mrs F. P.isdahl Austin Mrs F. Harm Preston Mrs. 0. Saltow Cresco Mrs. Himes Harmony Mi's. Carr Amboy, 111. Mrs. E. Johnson Austin Teacher Aitk.tn, Minn. Mrs. Kahn Preston Mrs. E. Young Harmony Mrs. R. Pederson Rochester Mrs. Hay Minneapolis Mrs. L. Edwards Rochester Mrs. L. Severson Preston Co. Welfare Agent Preston Mrs. W. Hutton Harmony 1926 Probate Clerk Preston Mrs. K. Anderson Minneapolis Mrs. A. Kerhof Minneapolis Mrs. A. Olson Harmony Mrs. T. Crankston .Rochester Mrs. Kaiserlick Rochester Beauty Operator Harmony Mrs. E. Pepkey Minneapolis Farmer Granger Chef Rochester 40000000S000 00 00000004r0'0000000 0000000000'000 0 ■■■■ ■■■ ' - ■ ■■■ ■■ ■ ' «• 1 1226(cont.) n Dale Fosburgh Hone Harnony ■ ] Otelia Haugerud University Minneapolis A : Dewaine Lone Editor Stewartsville A Mabel Horen Mrs. N. Coyle Canton K Vernon Moore Farrier Harnony k Marion Newell Mrs. P. Johnson Decorah, la. k y Anelin Olson firs. Klingshien Harnony Edward Olson Horne1's Austin y Orillee Peterson Mrs. J. Bergy Harnony ► r y A Hazel Phister Teacher Chatfield K Theliaa Ruddy Nurse Rochester K ‘ K Robert Roberts •iElectrician Cresco, la. A K Earl Ward Truck Driver Harnony L- [ K Dorothy Yaste y i pi Mildred Young Nurse Winona r , p Victoria Harst ’d Mrs. If. DeGraves Harnony ► r h K k 1927 1 Lucille Achatz Stenographer Minneapolis K Vera Benson Mrs. J. Peterson Waterloo, la. r, r Genore Benson Mr-'. E. Dahly Winona K Thenora Bergan Mrs. C. McKiney Rockford, 111. Harold Boice Far ring Harnon2r Janes Boxrud Salosnan Rochester k I ► ? Lucille Bruflodt Mrs. Buckner Minneapolis V I f 1 r • k Alvin Christianson Creanery Mabel y 1 I K Earl Dahley Salesman Winona r, k Annette Elton Mrs. Oppergard Lanesboro Gilbert Halverson Teacher Chicago, 111. r - rl R Gladys Johnson Mrs. H. Morea Spring Valley r, [ Ernest Jones Bookkeeper Fargo, N. D. y Doris McCarty Mr-. C. Dotzenrod Stewartville h I , L k Walter Miller University Minneapolis r k Helen Mosher Waitress Minneapolis Alfred Seen Faming Teachers College Ai'iherst 'A jr Vernon Torgeson St. Cloud Tillie Virak Mrs. Don Finko Harnonv Charity Willsey Hone Pokegana ■ Donna Willsey Hone Pokegana f t. g John Zilch Faming 1628 A.iherst r. . K ‘ Joyce Broadwater Hone Harnonv k Ernest Burkholder Farming Harnonv y f. r, Agnes Christianson Mrs. R. Hamilton Sioux City, la. y t ; Edyth Erickson Henning Fjeran Mrs. E. Voellert Harnony Y K Violet Holn Mrs. Alexander Hnr ony Ly K r. i Blanch Huseby Post Office Har ony k [ 4 1928 (cont.) fc k Ruby Jc.rviss Mrs. B. Scrabeck Preston Ya Aurelio Haugerud Fed. Sec. Adm. Long Prairie Louise Johnson Y ! Orville IIoine3S Creamery Harmony Irene Lange Mrs. L. Kiehne Vis bel V I Alvin Kingsbury Feed Mill Canton [s 1 Orrin Moore Minister Dubuque, Iowa Elizabeth Oistad Stenographer Minneapolis r l Martha Ray Alberta V.olsted Mrs. Stout Harmony r 1 1929 Ruth Brenna Teacher Richland Cente Robert Burns Caledonia Ruth Collett Mrs. Cleveland Preston Y Wm. Collett Florence Erickson I.rs. F. Crawley Minneapolis George Frogner Attorney Harmony [Ai ► 11 Karl Halverson Salesmen Docorah Lynn Jerviss Former Preston Alonzo Johnson Forum Minneapolis Ruby Kyseth Home Harmony Lucille Long Mrs. L. Trcuten Harmony Alvina Mendelko Rochester Win. McGee Merchant Harmony Mary Moore Mrs. E. Hanson Canton Theo. Mcrem Home Harmony Robert Pulver Salesman Minneapolis V [ Thomas Ruddy Oil Station Rochester ( Doris Selvig Teacher Wayatza Mildred Sorum Home Preston Carroll Tcrgerson Photographer Minneapolis 'A Alice Young Mrs. E. Hoiness Harmony 1930 d Marion Abrahamson Teacher Halloway Ellsworth Berg Home Harmony Shirley Daniels Mrs. E. Olson Springfield Y.ilma Dybvik Mrs. G. Todd Harmony ' Ray East Farmi ng Lime Springs r Orille Elton Mrs. Kiehne Harmony Lillian Hoiness Mrs. Jones Billings,Mont y e r f Lloyd Holm Coach Red Wing Howard Johnson Yates Hardware Harmony ► Gillman Johnson Home Harmony Muriel Johnson Mrs. B. Johnson Kable K Alvin Jones Farmi ng Preston V i Y r ► _ rrrrr t'J ZE Marlin Kyseth Aimed a Larson Bernard Olson Merlin Olson Doris Oistad Hazel Shultz Irma Torrerson Alverne Torrerson Floyd V illiams Pearl Yeoman Theron Benson Eddie Berg Ruby Berg Russell Bigalk Lois Brenna Barbara Brokken Orval Christianson Geneva Halverson Percy Kraling Louis Lind Wesley Mark Agnes Nelson Gordon Nelson Margeret Roelof Kenneth Torgerson Dorothy Van Dyke Evelyn Walsh Millicent Yates Alberta Applen Eunice Benson Fordes Bergan Giles Broadwater Ruby Dotzenrod Roy Ea3t Alveda Fjeran Rowland Fosburgh Norman Hammervold Lawrence Hoiness Madeline Weiss Graden Kyseth Dogna Oistad LuVerne Lipke 1930(cont.) Gre3' Hound Driver Mrs. C. Gaul Farming Deceased Mrs. C. Peterson Mrs. Dickenson Teacher Mrs. D. Thomas Mrs. H. Lee Minneapolis Chatfield Harmony Preston Minneapolis Minneapolis Minneapolis 1931 Home Teacher Salesman St.O. Registrar Mrs. H. Wickett Butcher Mrs. R. King Farmer Farmer Asylum Guard Housework Harmony Harmony S. Dak. Harmony Harmony Northfield Harmony Harmony Rochester Harmony N. Dak. St. Cloud Decorah, la, Mrs. M. Scrabeck Harmony Winona T. C. Winona Mrs. H. Klomn Lime Springs Mrs. Christianson Lime Springs Mrs. H. Johnson Harmony Teacher North Branch XJ [ Clerical work Los Angeles rl 1 pi 1932 K- 3 Pro. Baseball Monterey Farming Harmony rjE XX;, Housework Preston K a Yim Oil salesman Harmony Mrs. Deitrick Pipestone Orchestra Rochester p Farming Harmony Creemer3r Harmony Mrs. V. Johnson Harmony Y The Toggery Harmony K K X-Ray Technician Minneapolis y Mrs. Saline Minneapolis c 1932(cont.) Mack McKinney Pro. Baseball Woldosta. Ga. Evelyn Russell Avis Schultz Teacher Lenora Ruby Scrabeck Waitress Houston Jewel Serfling Mrs. Busse Lime Spring, la. Ella Sorum Home Preston Gwen Todd Virgil Johnson Truck Driver Harmony Neorai Wilson Teacher Harmony Gladys Applen 1933 Waitress Harmony Gene Armstrong Salesman Calif. Ruth Oistad Clerical Work Minneapolis Esther Brenna Mrs. Burmeister Harmony Odine Brokken Clerical Work Minneapolis Ezma Gook Home Ha rmony Bayonne Daniels Mrs. A. Reburn Harmony Venita Erickson Mrs. H. Hanson Harmony Arlow Johnson Clerk Harmony Berthana Johnson Home Harmony Eunice Jones Hospital Work Minneapolis Robert Jones Home Lime Spring,la. Gertrude Miller Mrs. L. Hoiness Harmony Dagny Peterson Mrs. J. Sylling Spring Grove Delbert Roche Teacher W8terville Arless Rukke Eleanor Selvig Teacher Lake Bluff, 111. Aubrey Serfling Teacher Mable Kari Somi Teacher Permit Soma Farming Harmony Ralph Yeoman Clerk Harmony Roderick Wolsted Grain Elevator Harmony Durward Arneson 1934 Janitor H.H.S. Harmony Lyle Arns Athletic Coach Hutchinson Harold Benson Farming Harmony Donald Bigalk Home Harmony Nora Broadwater Home Harmony Gerald Burmeister Pro. Baseball Decatur, 111. Harmony Alvin Elton Home Clifford Elton Barber Harmony Pay Ewalt Home Ha rmony Archie Halverson Prosper Lumber Harmony Mabel Hammervold Home Harmony Willard Jones Bank Teller Fargo, N.D. pit -'ZjiUjj r 1934(cont.) Joyce Milne Teacher Wilton Center (1 Helen Oistad Mrs. M. Ohlson Champaigne, 111. ■ 3 Oriville RosencransMinneapolis B.C. Minneanolis Dorothy Sanden Mrs. R. 'rendt Harmony Anna Soma Home Lanesboro Phyllis Yeoman Mrs. Halverson Harmony 1935 Odrie Applen Truck driver Granger Juanitta Arneson File clerk Minneanolis Thelma Boen Mrs. H. Morem Ha rraony r Oscar Brenna Home Ha rmo ny 5 Howard Brokken Winona T.C. Vrinona Irene Capper Housework Cresco, la. ' V Wendell Crowell School Bus Driver Granger Edith Halverson la. St. College Ames, la. Harmony 1 Freda Johnson Mrs. A. Hanson ( 1 Jeenette Larson Mrs. F. Gaul Y'aukon, Ie. Hubert Maland Salesman Minneapolis I Winnifred Michel Gran-7er Bank Granger I Estella Miller Teacher Gran er Lois Monroe Carrol Olson Mrs. H. McDaniel Green Acres,Wash. l IT Norris Olson Teacher Melville 4 Randolph Peterson Accounting St. Paul Fern Ryan Mrs. Girard Los Angeles,Cal. Marion Shultz Stenowrapher Minneanolis Marion Strand Teacher Bejou Ir Leona Weiss Mrs. F. Saddler Dorchester, la. Lorraine Whalan Mrs. V. McCabe Ha rmony Karen Wolstad TJ. of Minn. Minneapolis £ Doris Workman Home Harmony 1936 Faye Barlow Mrs. 3. Bnutch Wassr-u, Wise. S Phyllis Botes Home Harmony Richard Beckendorf Hemline U. Minneapolis Louis Berg Home Harmony Nadine Brokken Beauty School Minneapolis Alice Bryant Mrs. 3. Baird Denver, Colo. Alma Jean Danis Is Clerical work Boulder, Colo. Frederick DemistedtU. of Minn. Minneapolis , Doris Ellis Be uty Operator Minneapolis Clifford Hegs Home Harmony Lucille Johnson Mrs. 0. Trouten Cresco, Ie. Lime Springs,la. Paul Jones Home K I Phyllis Jones Nurse Chicago, 111. l je m Vi H :?za?Z7 ?777zr ;77 7z?z James McFin ney Francis Milne John Moos Robert Morem Gerhard Oisted Mary Roche Milton Roelefs Ernest Seem Hazel Serfling Signe Soma Anita Sunby Norma Todd Lloyd Walsh Margueritte Soma Harold Todd Adrian Helgeson Robert Owen Gerald Roche Carol Michel Edward Capper John Weiss Vernal Jones Grille Watkins Marion Gregerson Nelda Olson Helen Ellis Arlone Dotzenrod Genevieve Whalen Delores Feterson Ross Workman Helen Burkholder LaVerne Arns Merle veoman Joseph Flynn Clinton Ewalt Kathleen Crotty Oliver Halverson Stafford Teigen George Johnson Mary E. Young Germaine Feda Mavis Johnson Donald Sauers Robert Fifield Restaurant Prop. Mrs. Nievsivet At Home Prof. Baseball Clerk Mrs. L. Knick Winona T.C. Clerk Clerical Work University Farm Winona T.C. Mrs. R. Kiehne Winona T.C. 1937 St. Olaf College University Luther College Baker Barber Home Home Plumber Poll College Mrs. J. Corsen Mrs. J. Weiss Hone Home Mrs. J. Whalen Keister School Printing Office Home Winona T.C. Home Winona T.C. Home Winona T.C. 1938 Home Deceased Home Nurses Training St. Olaf College Home Oil Station Waiter Prosper Baninger, Wise. Harmony Hot Springs, Ark, Harmony St. Paul Winona Harmony Minneapolis Minneapolis Winona Harmony Winona Northfield Minneapolis Decorah, Iowa Harmony Preston Granger Harmony Harmony Pella, Iowa Osage, Iowa Ha rmony Vancouver, Wash. Harmony Granger Ryan, Iowa Minneapolis Harmony Harmony Winona Harmony Winona Harmony Winona Harmony Harmony Rochester Northfield Harmony Canton Harmony 1938(cont.) Marion Christianson Mrs. Gunderson Harmony Francis Boen Home Harmony Marjorie Brokken Stout Institute Menomomie, Wi Marilyn Jones Stenographer Minneapolis Morris McKay Home Harmony Mavis watkins Home Harmony Isabelle Daniels Mrs. 0. Taolini Chicago, 111. Kathleen vrahl Clerical Work Minneapolis LaVonne Ryan Home Harmony Jeanette Johnson Hone Adams William Roche Forrest Roche Shirle Elton Housework Chatfield Zola Bates Housework Harmony Norma Arneson Home Harmony Lorraine Berggreen 1939 Business College Minneapolis Donald Hoiness St. Olaf College Northfield Bruce Newell Carleton College Northfield Alice L. Pederson Home Harmony Ethel Ellingson Style Shoppe Harmony Donald Todd Dunwoody Inst, Minneapolis Maynard Kelle Home Harmony Wilbur Peterson Ford Garage Harmony Manley Watkins Hone Harmony Harvey Kraling Home Harmony L le Johnson Home Rochester Arlone Johnson Home Harmony Jovce Johnson Hone Adams Erma Bock Horoel Plant Austin Junetta Anolen Home Granger Dorothy Lietz Home Granger Elwyn Dotzenrod Home Granger Adelie Roelofs Normal Training Preston Richard Riseland Home Harmony Donald Olson Hormel riant Austin Robert Arns Teachers College vrinona Eva J. 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