Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

Page 24 text:

 Left to right. Seated: E. Sechrist, J. Han tad, E. Dennstedt, D. Sikkink, A. Olson, R. Crotty, Mr. Norsted, Adviser. Standing: D. Watkins, M. Kyseth, J. Tollefson, T. Riseland, P. Fairbank, L. Fishbaugher, B. Harstad. (fanoy (Ztud Left to right, First Row: N. Hutton, C. Flynn, D. Hegg, Mrs. Schnorenberg, Adviser, E. Dennstedt, K. Whitt, T. Gruenzner. Second Row: P. Riseland, G. Brokkcn, K. Elliott, P. bairbank, J. Tollefson, D. Arns, E. Rostvold, K. Riseland. Third Row: M. Hanson, T. White, J. Harstad, E. Sechrist, F. Sechrist, D. Ellingson, R. Gruenzner. We may be low on funds but we’re high on money-making ideas!” said the Conroy girls at their first meeting last fall. This small but active girls’ club proved their statement by carrying out many of the ideas during the school year. Under the guidance of Mrs. Betty Schnorenberg they ful-filled the club’s purpose by purchasing a variety of new books and magazines for the school library. Every other Monday evening was remembered as a social event in itself . . . inspiring literary reports . . . new hobbies . . . fashions . . . teen-age ideas on the war. Our year was an overflow of parties, meetings, and activities . . . the Conroy tradition fulfilled. • 20 •

Page 23 text:

Sce td. iacte Left to right, First Row: E. Soland, M. Kyseth, B. White, J. Young, C. Kingsbury, J. Vrieze, J. Vang, B. Miklethun. Second Row: S. Gillund, R. Johnson, C. Denn-stedt, N. Johnson, K. Olson, H. Olson, K. White, C. Kingsbury, F. Ward, Mr. Lee, Adviser. Third Row: B. Hoag, H. Himes, K. Matson, E. Willford, A. Johnson, E. Ellingson. Seventh tf 'uide Left to right, First Row: E. Johnson, D. Watkins, D. Griebenow, D. Knudtson, B. Hoag, E. Bronner, P. Hutton, M. Linstroth. Second Row: R. Barker, R. Caldwell, R. Johnson, Lr Sanden, W. Haugerud, J. Meyers, G. Trusty, A. Johnson, Mrs. Lane, Adviser. Third Row: N. Boen, E. Quanrud, L. Burt, M. Ruddick. We are still in junior high . . . but we are looking forward to those years ahead . . . new goals . . . new classmates . . . new world conditions. Already we have tried our talents in band, junior chorus, and athletics ... we enjoyed every bit of it and in these coming years we’re going to work harder. The abrupt change that we made when becoming junior high students has been overcome with the aid of our helpful and considerate teachers. Yes, we arc small fry” now, but with every War stamp and bond we buy we are looking ahead and planning our future. • 19 •

Page 25 text:

@andeoK Sditonial St i L fc to right, Seated: C. Elton, E. Denn-stedt, J. Harstad, Miss Beach, Adviser, D. Sikkink, K. Harstad, W. Erickson. Standing: G. Brokken, E. Sechrist, F. Sechrist, N. Morem, R. Crotty, D. Johnson. (Za'ide t ‘P'usdccctifM. Sta ing: T. White, D. Elton, G Trusty, Miss Beach, Adviser, T. Riseland, P. Hutton, R. Johnson, M. Michel, B. Harstad, L. Yeoman, D. Hutchison, Miss Peterson Adviser, K. Elliott, G. Brokken. Left to right, Seated: P. Riseland D. Hegg, M. Kyseth, D. Watkins E. Liudahl, L. Storhoff, H. Hoi ger, A. Olson, M. Hanson. Stand The Cardeon—after two years of successful production—has become an established part of school life. Each edition proves a never ending source of enjoyment. The ambition of a wide awake staff under the leadership of Miss Dorothy Beach, has established a fine record through original, creative write-ups which have shown its talents through art and journalism. The Cardeon serves as a school bulletin of past and present events and provides an added incentive for further achievement.