Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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 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

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 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