Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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Student Left to Right—V. Pres. J. Tollef-son, Sec-Treas. H. Olson, Pres. D. Copeman. Seated: Mr. Baak; Standing: H. Harstad, K. White; N. Haugc-rud; P. Frogner; D. Copeman; J. Tollefson; N. Applen; H. Olson; P. Hutton; L. Fairbanks; K. Bur-meister; M. Kyseth. This year the Student Council organization was adopted for the first time in Harmony High School. The organization contains twelve students representing the student body. The faculty adviser is Mr. Baak. The purpose of the Student Council is to represent students in any prob- lem or activity. This year the Student Council presented several movies and a one act play. Left to right—President, B. Boese; Vice President. L. Lange; Secretary and Treasurer, K. 'Hatioual 'Ztow Society Burmeister. The National Honor Society is a group of students who are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Mr. Baak is the adviser. Two of the Society members. Pearl Fairbanks and Don Copeman wrote the National Honor Society scholarship test. This test contained all phases of high school education. Candidates are selected by the faculty and formally initiated and given their pins at an annual banquet. The banquet was held at Spring Grove. f 20 1 First row—L. Lange, P. Fairbanks; L. Serfling. Second row —K. Burmeister, D. Copeman B. Boese.

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FORMULATING ACTIVITIES THROUGH COOPERATION, HARMONY AND ORGANIZATION. [19]

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%.uiCl Scroii Quill and scroll, the international honorary society for high school journalists, was introduced to Harmony High School this year. This new organization was started by Miss Joan Buethe, publications director. The aims and purposes of Quill and Scroll are to recognize and reword the work of individual student journalists. The members are chosen according to their superior journalistic work. These are the first members of this Society in the Harmony High School. They will therefore members of Quill and Scroll them. Left to right, front row—T. Rise-land, M. Lange, A. Staplekamp. Second Row, standing—K. Rise-land, L. McKenzie, J. Tollefson, C. Elton, N. Hutton, M. Anderson, L. Jacobson, J. Just, D. Arns, P. Fairbanks, and S. Becker. be looked upon as charter by others who will follow Seated, first row—N. Haugerud, W. Smith, S. Becker. Standing, second row—C. Elton, J. Tollefson, L. Fairbanks, B. Jones, M. Anderson. Left to Right—President, Bob Boese; Secretary and Treasurer, LaVonne Me Kenzie; Vice-President, Tom Riseland. 7V fa '4, 7V U The purpose of the Who's Who honorary society is to give deserving students recognition in the annual publication of the Blue Book . This book consists of the biographies of outstanding high school students in the United States. The students selected for this honor were chosen according to academic achievements and participation in extra curricular activities. This first year of the organization in Harmony High School, eight juniors were accepted. [ 21 ] Left to right—M. Anderson, R. Jones, L. Fairbanks, J. Tollefson, C. Elton, S. Becker, W. Smith, N. Haugerud.