Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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f First Row, Left to right: D. Slortz, T. Riyeland, R. Boexe, M. L D C K B ' ff Cfopematrz, D. Elton. R. Ruddifk. Second Row: Mr. Barak. advixt:FeL. Langfergfmkolilva,ulglnjllfzljlwizril lx. While. L. fdrobson, L. Serfling, N. Hutton, L. McKenzie, B. Myran, S. jorgenxon L. Gallagher' Third Row: N. Meyers, 1. Todd, A. Staplelzamp, R. johnson, M. Quarrrud, G. While, R. Applen, 1. Sanden, W. Hoag, ff. Amy. ' It is hard to believe that this busy eventful year is now history. Thirty students were eagerly prov- ing that a junior knows but knows not that he knows. We have participated in many activities and have been rewarded for all jobs well done. Two of our loyal sons, Bob Boese and Manley Lange, have represented us on the A honor roll. We have stolen the athletic honors of the year- Dick made the conference football squad, with Kieth doing likewise in basketball. Our successful production of Apple Blossom Time is one that will not be forgotten soon. Of all of our achievements we are proudest of the fact that we, too, are now owners of those coveted class rings. As juniors we now realize that fun is not the only thing in life. We have been challenged with responsibility and many of us have met the chal- lenge. The knowledge that we have a job to do in learning so that we may be better citizens is going to make next year a bigger year of accomplishment. lt will enable us to appreciate even more the free- dom to play and to work than we have in the past. Eagerly we are looking forward to that day, not so far distant, when our class will be wearing the caps and gowns and marching to the strains of l'om'p and Circumstance. lunior Class Play- Apple Blossom Time , JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Tommy RQ prerialentg Naomi H., Jecre taryg Aurel S., treasurerg Donald C., vice I I8 1 prexident.

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Seated, Left to Right: F. Ward, B. Hoag, R. Losen, E. Bly, I. Young, C. Rix, B. Velvrenkamp, M. Hill, G, MrCarty, M, Trouten, M. Kyseth. Second Row: Mr. Blondell, advisor, B. White, I. Humpal, L. Klomp, B. Mileletlvun, B, Knutson, A. Nolan, L. Bowe, 1. MtKernan, G. Peterson, D. Knuzlslien, I Vang, E. Soland, E. Barnes. Third Row: K. Matson, O. Michel, E, lvers, E. Wilford, C. Dennstedt N, johnson, K. White, K. Olson, P. Iertson, L. Pederson, H. Olson, H. Himes, R. jolmson, D. Baker E. Ellingson. 7 61444 n v During the last year, we of the freshman class, 'E which is forty-two strong, have been preparing our- selves for future life. We feel that if there is to be permanent peace, we, as well as the freshmen in other schools all over the world, must be educated so as to be able to carry on coming world affairs, with our upperclassmen. Of course, this does not mean we have all work and no play. At times it seems it is vice versa, but our class spirit is high and we will reach our goal. Next year when we are sophomores we will .. participate even more in school activities and class- room studies. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Beverly M., secretary and treasurer, Charles D., president, Marilyn K., 'rice president. Future cooks of America. The Ffofb W lf '5 8 'bf trifle! of -tlre trade. Lefs keep those seams straight i 20 l