Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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Administration......................5 Classes...............................9 Activities...........................25 Athletics............................41 SUPERINTENDENT ROY A. NORSTED Administration MISS ODELLA SOL HEIM ROY W. MOREN Classes A thletics PRINCIPAL BERTIL M. JOHNSON A ctivities 3.

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 Lcahan — — — We are in the midst of unprecedented events— Invasion of Africa—President flies to Casablanca— Siege of Stalingrad broken—Nazis in full retreat—100 billion dollar war budget approved—Mobilization of all American man-power—Rationing of sugar, foodstuff, gas and oil, shoes, etc.—Peace overtures rumored— Unconditional surrender, no armistice — Allied invasion of continent imminent—Defeat of Nazis in 1944 — Setting of Rising Sun in 1945 — A United fVarid for Lasting Peace . . . ---All this, that the democracies of the World might live and that we might have a rebirth of freedom. We have much to be thankful for, to plan for, to work for;—to this end, we pledge our best efforts that peace may come soon and come more abundantly to all of us. To those alumni who are serving this country on all fronts and to the memory of LuVerne Soland, (Class of 1939) who lost his life in the invasion of Africa on November 8tli, 1942, we, the Class of 1943, dedicate this annual, THE CARDINAL of 1943. We Study Wor d Problems We Buy War Bonds LUVERNE SOLAND He Gave His All First Fillmore County Casualty. We Pledge Allegiance

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SCHOOL BOARD First Row, Left to Right: T. A. Brokken, Dr. C. Selvig, Tolltf Sanderson. Second Row: Eldon G. Hotness, George A. Todd, Superintendent Roy A. Norsted, I. C. Soma. We enjoy a fine school plant, excellent equipment, and a well qualified faculty because the members of our school board have had a vital and sincere interest in our education. In our busy high school careers, we seldom express our appreciation for what this governing body has done for us. Nevertheless, we are fully mindful of what a real high school program means. We shall in some small measure try to live up to what our school board, community, and parents expect of us because of our educational advantages. We stand ready to serve, be it our country or our community! We wish to make special mention of the long service given to our schools by Dr. C. Selvig, who has now completed thirty years of service on the hoard, nine years as clerk and twenty-one years as president. He has given freely of his time that the young people of this community might have a full-fledged program of education. v v- eacon in the y I iglit We shall long remember the welcome sign of evening activity that called us to the school these past years. May they always shine and lead the way! • 4 •