Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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SOI'HOMOItK CLASS—Left to right, Bottom Row: 15. Scheevel, D. Ashton, K. Kllnprsheim. M. Oar ness. I. Dlederlchs, F. Boese, D. Glelsner. I). Doering. L. Anderson I. Becker. K Scheevel J. Lawrence. E. Kurdelmeier, M. Hovey. Second Row: D. Olson. S. Brokken, N. Anderson. I). Hutton. M. Miller. M. Roberts. J. Hanson, P. Doering. D. Johnson. H. Terbeest T Kingsley, P. Frogner, W. Storhoff. Third Row: R. Watson, L. uossman, R. Trouten.’ W . Engrav, E. Fanning:. K. Snitker, R. Knudsllen, D. Peterson, G. Gragert, H. Nelson, I). Cromer, R. Sherwin. R. Cummings. After a year’s practice in becoming: adjusted to the school’s function, the sophomores came back to school in the fall aware of their responsibilities. Their first and greatest event was homecoming. A huge bonfire the night before the big game was the beginning of the festive events. The following day consisted of viewing a colorful parade, watching, the football game and dancing to the music of “Tiny Ray.” They began their participation in senior high extra-curricular activities. Members of the class gave of their best to sports, journalism and music. Donis Hutton and Marcia Miller were chosen to be members of the sextet. A glance at the magazine sales chart showed the sophomores were high throughout the campaign. When the school year came to a close the thought of next year’s prom and class play created an earnest desire to return as juniors. Sophomore Adviser Industrial Arts — Physical Education — Ass’S Coach JOHN CARLSON 24 CLASS OFFICERS—Left to right: D. Peterson, N. Anderson, M. Roberts, L. Goss-man.

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FRESHMAN CLASS—Left to right. Bottom Row: J. Michel, F. Kipp. B. Gragert. E. Burl, K. EUingson. L. Peterson, D. Waldemar, S. Johnson, B. Hanson. M. Lyndahl. Second Row: It. Erickson, G. Bestor, A. Copeman, J. Grlebenow, D. Austad, L. Elton, C. Sechrist, Jt. Haugerud. A. McCabe, L. Engle. D. Hoiness. Third Row: L. Laugen, D. Willford, J. McKernan, C. Johnson, S. Biel, R. Waldemar, D. Miklethun, I). Ryan, R. Lein, H. Jacobson. The freshmen didn’t know it when they headed toward Harmony High School in September, but they had before them nine months filled with new experiences and new acquaintances. Everyone who is about to encounter new and different experiences always feels a little hesitant. The freshmen who entered into our school for the first time were no exceptions. On the first day the expected thrill of being: in high school was replaced by anxiety and bewilderment. As the weeks passed, everyone became acquainted with other classmates, teachers and routine which made the future look brighter. Seven members of this hopeful class were initiated into Conroy Girls’ Club on September 19. The old members gleefully made life miserable for them. They received torture the night of initiation and entertained the student body the remainder of the week with their unusual apparel. A great year of learning and extra curricular activities has now passed forever. The memories of football and basketball games, parties, homecoming and lyceum programs will linger in the minds of this class for years to come. Freshman Adviser Science — Mathematics PAUL M. THOMPSON CLASS OFFICERS—Front Row, left to right: A. Copeman, M. Lyndahl, J. Michel. Back Row: L. Laugen. 26