Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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THIS ANNUAL To a man whose friendly personality and warm understanding has endeared him to the hearts of his associates ... to a man whose integrity and patience will always be remembered as we page from cover to cover in our 1942 Cardinal ... to a man who can be a good teacher and advisor and yet not lose the qualities of a friend and pal ... to a man who has in a sincere way found happiness and appreciation in good accomplishment by others ... to a man who finds nearly everything he does a hobby, not a task ... to a man who shapes material things but finds repose in shaping lives of youth ... to a man of good wil I, Joseph Fellegy. • 2.

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High School Faculty 1 .education is a business in which the teacher manufactures means of learning and the students utilize varying amounts of knowledge and activity by exercising varying amounts of energy and patience. This year, education in our school has been very business like, and it has been filled with the added spice of various forms of extra curricular endeavor. Maybe the war conditions have been motivating factors, but there is no doubt that most of our inspiration and encouragement came from our faculty. We owe these teachers a debt of gratitude that will enrich as the years pass in the future. Social Science Coach Physical Education Mr. Gordox Addington University of Minnesota, B.S. Mathematics-Science Intramural Mr. Jerome Rygg Concordia College, B.A. Social Science-Principal Mr. Bertii. M. Johnson Gustavus Adolphus College, B.A. University of North Dakota, M.A. Mathematics-Band Mr. Lester Mikelson St. Olaf College, B.A. IIome Economics-Eneflish Physical Education Miss Velma Bartlett Stout Institute, B.S. Eau Claire S.T.C. • 4 •