Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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The theme of the 1948 Cardinal is Memories”. It is our hope that as years go by and you look back upon the personalities and events which now fill these school days, the recollections may bring you much happiness. As today becomes yesterday and tomorrow is ever the mysterious challenging future, we are sometimes afraid of what is in store for us. Whatever life may hold, do not be fearful, for life is growth . . . a forward movement which is ever changing. We move slowly from childhood into maturity, ever forward into a wider future, with others coming after. We must go along life's way with a great faith %and to make the pattern perfect, our small part must be lived in harmony with the great design planned for us. Change is the order of life. We are bewildered and confused by the suddenness with which these changes take place. The first days of school life brought us into a new world from our infant ways. The first time we leave home and find ourselves, cut off from family and familiar surroundings. is another radical change. The courage and faith we muster as we meet each change will determine our life pattern in the future. Even our sorrows and our failures can enrich our growth. We cannot re-enter the experiences of yesterday but we can carry them with us to make us stronger tomorrow. One of the greatest joys we find in life is found in true friendship. The companions of our youth live with us forever in our memories and we are rich in their possession. The Cardinal is dedicated to Extra Curricular-Activities. K That is truly appropriate. May I take this opportunity to thank the students and faculty members who have made such a large contribution by their fine work in the various activities. It requires a devotion to purpose, a willingness to sacrifice self for the group, and a loyalty to school and community to accomplish the desired goals. We are deeply indebted to the Cardinal Staff and the Editor for providing this ready reference of school memories, for the years to come. To the Seniors: Your enthusiasm and devotion to the tasks set before you has been a great inspiration. Our sincere good wishes go with you into tomorrow and may your memories of Harmony High never grow dim, but be a source of pleasure to you always. We hope you will come back to visit often.