Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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Sophomores Left t R:jrht, First R«»u : . Hi gal At, D. Elton, C. Flynn, C. Elton, D. Hut chiton, E. Sechrist, F. Sf christ, R. Roue, F. Rigalk, M. Michel, J. liars tad, D. EUingson, T. White. Second Rim; W. Bother, N. Jacobson, D. McKay, A. Olson, D. Sol and, D. Afseth M. U’innaberg, A. Kohlmeytr, J. Late ham, S. Jacobson, L. Yeoman, M. Rice, R. Meyers, L. Storho f, Miss Lee, Adviser. Third Row: Q. Benson, C. McKay, T. Kingsley R. Johnson, R. Johnson, L. Inglebret, R. Applen, I). Drury, M. Quanrud, D. Heisterkamp. W. Scanlon, A. Olson. It is hard to believe that our Sophomore year is now history. It seems but a few months ago that we started off together as Freshmen and now our high school careers are half over and we stand on the threshold of becoming Juniors. During the Freshman year, we were forty-four and now we number forty-one. Each year, our high school classes become a little smaller. As we leave high school this year, we resolve to meet again within the walls of our high school as Juniors and to carry on together through two more years of pleasant associations. The past year has been the best year of our high school careers. Our classes have all been unusually interesting and there have been so many worthwhile extracurricular activities in which we have had the opportunity to take part. Remember those fine lyceum programs, plays, band concerts, instrumental recital, operetta, pep meetings, football and basketball games, the district tournament, club meetings, parties, and all of those little informal gabfests after school? Do you remember, too, playing ping-pong and shuffle board, dashing off to the drug store after lunch to get that ice cream cone, sunning yourself on the high school steps, as well as all of those other activities that make up our high school life? Next year should be an even greater and more interesting year, for we will be Juniors with the responsibility of putting on the junior class play, the prom, another operetta . . . What a year ahead for us! As Sophomores, we started a new tradition in high school by assuming all responsibilities for the football homecoming festivities. The homecoming this last year was handled so well that our superintendent has suggested that this activity become a traditional Soph-.omore activitiy. When it came to helping out with the school annual, our class topped them all, save the Seniors, in the way of financial assistance. Yes, this has been a great year for us and we look forward to a bigger and better year in 1944-45. HONOR STUDENTS—BOTH • 22 • A TRANSPORTATION FEE IS PAID

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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

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JUST ONE OF THOSE RARE SUNNY AFTERNOONS I SHOT AN ARROW INTO THE AIR CAREFREE LADS, THOSE SOPHOMORES EH DOLLING UP FOR THE SOPHOMORES PEP MEETING SAILED OVER THE BAR WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE OUR ARTISTS LOOK OVER JR HIGH POSTERS • 23 •