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FIRST (iHADI'.HS OF THK 10SO CLASS—Front Row, loft to ri ht: Allan Johnson, Myron Ruddick, Elizabeth Strelow, Mervin Erickson, Curtis Elton. James Sheehan. Robert Barker, Leslie Burt. Second Row: Laurel Jean Harkness, Cleo Dahl. Irene Moore, Nelson Boen, Eva Bronner, Patricia Hutton. Elaine Johnson, Allan Lange. Mary Ethel Linstroth, Daphne Knudtson, James Alexander, Dorothy Watkins. Miss Buehler (stand-ini?), teacher. We, the seniors, forty-three strong started eagerly into our final year as students of Harmony high—a year we had looked forward to with high anticipation. Choosing announcements, having pictures taken, presenting “Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”, trying on caps and gowns, publishing the “Cardeon” and Cardinal, and serving as officers of various organizations and on committees, kept us in a whirl of activity. Participation in all fields of activity showed the talents abounding in our class. A large number of seniors took part in all phases of sports. We gained a feather in our cap when the basketball team broke the Chatfield “jinx” and ended the season third in the district. In the music department, gifted senior vocalists did solo work and members of the class were in the sextet. Seniors also constituted a large part of the chorus and glee clubs. Nearly a third of the members of the band were seniors. Our class showed the leadership ability of its members when Jack Smith was elected President and Roger Johnson vice-president of District I of the F.F.A. Being seniors brought many happy and busy days our way and perhaps the greatest highlight of the year was when we marched across the stage to receive our diplomas, a symbol of our accomplishments as students of Harmony High School. It was with keen reluctance that we left the familiar scenes and friends we had acquired during our high school days. 19
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