Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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Nursery Chatter:—parties that included neckties and refreshments were the vogue—freshmen class was largest in school history—Gerald White didn’t get up early—Billy Young is a pal we want to keep—rthe leaving of Roderick Morem that didn’t happen—Tom Riseland’s good work in shop— school patrol improved very much — Richard Rostvold’s driving their Mercury—Robert Crotty the drummer—Naomi’s embarrassing moment in science—Dean Morem in the second team games— Blake Johnson working over-time—John San-den trapping1—Eleanore Dennstedt in archery— Rod Daniels forever silent, censored—Theone a new friend—Charlene Elton earning nothing but number one letter grades—Donald Drury having puppy trouble—Theresa White growing up fast— Don Heisterkamp being reliable—and the home room teachers being well liked. Patriotic Testing with gas. AIways there. Going to the party? Playmates • 17 • ON 6ROWIN6 UP Seedlings. I'm the president.

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Freshmen First Row, Left to Right: P. Riseland, Scrabeck, F.. Idudahl, Hegg, M. Hanson, F. Ale-Kay, K. Elliott, G. Hrokken, J. Johnson, Popp, Owen, Harkness. Second Row: Wilbanks, Knudslien, Harrier, F. Nagel, Afseth, D. Henson, . Holger, Dennstedt, M. Applets, A. Olson, H. Johnson, Daniels, R. Rosfvold, D. Moretn, Air. Addington. Third Row: Higalk, H. Harstad, H. Olson, Harker, R. Kingsbury, R. Sikkink, F. Nagel, D. Johnson, Krueger, D. Sikkink, V. Haugerud, W. Elliott, D. C opens an, L. Hass. Fourth Row: Snitker, Michel, R. Fishbaugher, N. Moretn, M. Elton, Crotty, K. Harstad, Alexander, W. Fishbaugher, . Quanrud, Erickson, M. Hanson, Helle. Eighth Graders First Row, Left to Right: H. Meyers, Al. Rice, Late ham, Hutchinson, Storhoff, D. Soland, M. Michel, C. Elton. Second Row: Mr. Simon, R. Moretn, Drury, D. Elton, D. Ellingson, T. White, Flynn, Yeoman, H. Johnson. Third Row: M. Quanrud, Crowell, R. Johnson, Al. Carpenter, Sanden, M. Quanrud, A. Olson. Seventh Graders First Row, Left to Right: L. Jacobson, N. Hutton, R. Ruddick, Z. Harkness, A. Ruddick, Trusty. Second Row: T. Riseland, Fairbanks, L. Lange, C. Elton, K. White, K. Hur-meister, Air. R gg. Third Row: N. Meyers, R. Moretn, H. Hates, R. Johnson, G. White, J. Todd. • 16 •

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A BOUQUET To the Gustav Berg Post, No. 81 of the American Legion and to their comrades who died in action in the World War I., we offer these sincere lines of rememberance and appreciation. We have read the history of their victory and in the spirit of 1942,—in the spirit of Captain C. Kelly and the new, rising legion of the World War II,—we will help to write the sadly delayed but necessarily happy ending to this chapter of modern times. In our small economies, contributions, patriotic fitness, and—if necessary—in active duty, we will strive to insure forever that peaceful way of democratic life that Americans hold dear. Gustav Berg Post No. 81 T. E. Armstrong C. J. Just Ray C. Barker Oscar Knudtson Arnold Benson Clarence McKay Dale Benson H. S. McKinney Merrill Benson Arnold Morem N. T. Boen Harry Mouw John H. Brokken • Leo Murphy T. A. Brokken F. V. Newell Allen C. Burtness ■ Roy A. Peterson Alfred E. Ellis Wesley J. Poneck Albert T. Elton ■ Ferdinand J. Reicks Melvin A. Elton I,. A. Riseland Ben Feda • J. M. Rostvold Helmer Harstad Tollef Sanderson E. R. Hedeen Harry Serf ling O. A. Helle J. P. Stiles Win. Heisterkamp D. W. Hill Arnold E. Thompson Elias Verak Walter L. Jacobson George A. Walsh Carl L. Johnson Lowell V. Johnson E. W. Young DIED IN ACTION Walter Johnson Steen Soum Gustav Berg Bennie Pederson Ole Scrabeck • 18 •