Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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Left to right, First Row: L. Storhoff, D. Ellingson, C. Flynn, J. Harstad, A. Olson, E. Liudahl, D. Hegg, M. Hanson, G. Brokken, K. Elliott, B. Johnson, E. Sechrist, F. Sechrist, T. White. Second Row: S. Gitlund, D. Knudtson, E. Bronner, B. White, D. Gnebenow, L. Lange, K. White, E. Dennstedt, L. Jacob-.. son, N. Hutton, J. Tollefson, M. Kyseth, W. Smith, D. Watkins, J. Haugerud, 11 r°r ‘’ director. Third Row: G. Pederson, P. Hutton, A. Johnson, R. Johnson, H. Olson, W. Ellis, R. Helle, R. Crotty, W. Hoag, W. Erickson, B. Harstad, V. Michel, H. Bigalk, F. Erickson Come on, let’s go” . . . these familiar words of Mr. Storti, our instructor, will hold a permanent seat in our band memoirs. This year our band was the last for some and the first for others . . . the traditional Wednesday night rehearsals . . . new thrills when we appeared at the regional tournament . . . season concerts . . . the music festival and mass band participation. Our contest pieces were chosen early and they were played over at each rehearsal until every part was perfect. We learned to play together with the same purpose ... a showing at the contest that truly represented our school. Yes, we have had a great year in band . . . the football homecoming . . . each basketball game . . . the tournaments . . . long-remembered events that will return again and again in future years when we view a marching band and thrill to its martial music. The band holds a final rehearsal for the district music contest. Maestro Storti hushes down the bass section just a bit. • 26 • — - ----------------------------

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 Left to right. First Row: R. Helle, B. Johnson, D. Drury, M. Quanrud, G. White, A. Staplekamp, W. Erickson, S. Roberts, L. Fishbaugher. V. Michel. Second Row: C. McKay, M. Lange. D. Morem, J. Krueger, R. Applen, E. Dahl, B. Harstad, T. Rtseland, D. Elton, Mr. Storti, , , .. i r t l Director. Third Row: R. Crotty, R. Rostvold, N. Morem, R. Sikkink, K Harstad. L. Inglebret. E. Nagel, D. Johnson, D Sikkink, V. Haugerud. It took six years to prove that they really could sing . . . these athletic giants that at last consulted their vocal chords and blended the results in a booming chorus of he-man song. Mr. Storti trained the group to sing as men would and the practice periods assured us of that! This is a club that will gain new members and lose others in the coming years ... an activity that will continue to be the boys’ favorite . . . next to sports! Left to right. First Row: K. Elliott, G. Brokken, K. Whitt, L. Jacobton, T. White, E. Sechriit, F. Sechriit, A. Olion, D. Hegg. C. Flynn, J. Haritad. M. Kyseth, B. Johnion. Second Row: P. Hutton, A. Johnion, E. Liujahl, B. White, E. Dennitedt, W. Hoag, W. Erickton, R. Helle, W. Ellii, H. Olion, D. Ellington, L. Lange, ]. Toltejion, S. Gillund. This organization rose to new heights this past year in instrumental work . . . they were present at every local athletic event . . . coordinated to the second with the cheer-leaders and music cheering . . . they added a vocalist. Miss Dorothy Beach, who charmingly told a story through song at the subdistrict tournament . . . their repertoire grew with the addition of current popular numbers as well as old favorites . . . they climaxed a brilliant year by supporting the team at the regional tournament— even though a little smaller than the other bands represented there, they played from their hearts as well as their lungs. Hats off to our pep band! • 25 •

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Satf SccuU Left to right, First Row: G. Trusty, E. Wilford, J. Meyers, K. White, M. Quanrud, J. Todd, H. Oison, N. Meyers, J. Sanden, T. Riseland, C. Dennstedt, L. Sanden. Second Row: N. Boert, E. Ellingson, A. Johnson, A. Olson, H. Himes, R. Johnson, N. Applen, E. Quanrud, L. Burt, A. Johnson, R. Barker. M. Ruddick Third Row: J. Barker, M. Quanrud, D. Drury, B. Johnson, R. Rostvold, R. Crotty, G. White, N. Morem, R. Knud-slien, R. Helle, L. Fairbank, Mr. Austad, Scoutmaster. Under the leadership of Clarence Austad, our scoutmaster, our local scout troop has had a very fine year in scouting with a total of 40 boys registered and active in scout work. We have added our bit to the war effort by holding regular paper drives from time to time which have resulted in some ready cash for the scout program. We get as much out of scouting as we are willing to put into it . . . those who participate in the advancement program are building for a stronger America in the future.