Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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MANFORD GETS MR BAAK'S OK. Juniors Lett to Right, First R : D. Henson, A. Olson, H. Afseth, H. Johnson, M. Applen, I. Often, D. Hegg, F. b agel t E. Lindahl, E. Dennstedt, M. Hanson, C. Hrokken. Second R»»v : F. McKay, . Hoi get, A. Higalk, r. Michel, I). Moretn, R. McKenzie, L. Hass, R. Knudslien, M. Sherxcin, H. Harstad, H. Olson, R. Helle, 1 Riseland, Miss Olson, Adviser. Third Row: A'. Moretn, J. Barker, . Ivers, R. Sikkink, D. Sikkink, R. Crotty, D. Johnson, K. Harstad, E. Xagel, R. Rostvold, V. Haugerud, R. Kingsbury, M. Elton, W. Erickson. When autumn came in 1943, an extra special thrill raced up and down our spines as we suddenly realized that we were Juniors. To all of us, it has meant more interesting class work, as well as parties, dancing, singing, cheering and all the activities that make for an abundant school life,—and we have made the most of them. As a class, we have worked well together. True, we have made mistakes, hut we have always tried to correct them, and gone on to do bigger and better things. There was a unity of purpose and general understanding as we discussed parties, our class play, the year’s big social event—the prom. From a rich source of originality, we produced effects that were new and striking to the eye. We have tried to add zip and zest to our school life and we have enjoyed doing it. From the other side of school life, we have maintained a high scholastic standing, participated in dramatics, speech, band, vocal music, as well as made a substantial contribution to our high school’s success in sports. In our effort to help win the war, we have cooperated in every under-taking. Yes, we know what it is to have one of our classmates depart for the service of Uncle Sam. Rufus Alexander, who was always an enthusiastic and peppy member of our class, joined the fighting marines during the Christmas holidays and then came back and finished out the semester before entering active service. We, too, are anxious to get out and do our part in a more active and effective manner. Yes, we want to have a part in shaping the new order of things to come—we want to protect our future in this land of opportunity. THE MELODY LINGERS ON • 20 • ITS GOING TO BE ANOTHER GOOD GAME!

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the frosh NEWELL DEPENDABLE OL' CHARLIE ARNS HOAGY OISTAD '36 RETURNS AFTER 50 MISSIONS MAYNARD HELLE '39 FROM TUNISIA - STUDENTS OF FLIGHT DEAN, MANNIE, AND

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dancing 'NtA.M JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM May 14, 1943 Midst a beautiful setting of the western plains and the dimming skies, the juniors and seniors brought their social calendar to a fitting conclusion. It was truly one of the finest social events ever given the departing seniors and it will long be remembered. REFRESHMENTS ALONG THE CORRAL