Harmony High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Harmony, MN)

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Seventh Grade Adviser Home Economics — Physical Education — Science MABEL GARST Entering into the high school building has been a thrilling experience for the seventh graders. Having a different teacher for each class, going to different rooms for classes, and taking part in activities as junior high students was different from grade school. Nearly every seventh grader was a member of junior chorus. When the year drew to a close everyone had become accustomed to the new routine and was looking foreward to his return in 1951. Oh, to be big and tall! CLASS OFFICERS — Left to right: C. Stork, D. Olson, J. Flynn, G. Roche. (JRADE SEVEN'—Left to right, Bottom Row: C. Stork, D. Olson, S. Myers. S. Kunkat, M. McDowell, C. Lee, A. Lyndahl. Second Row: D. Ashton, B. Knudslien, M. Haugerud, B. Copeman, G. Roche, E. Panning, O. Olson. Third Row: P. Sanden, J. Flynn, M. Prey, A. Applen, R. Burl, R. Morem, D. Brunsvold, T. Jarland, O. Olson. 29

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CLASS OFFICERS—Left to right: V. Bestor, G. Trusty. Second Row: S. Sandvik. S. Vrieze. Eighth Grade Adi iter Librarian — English ALICE MAE SCHULZ With the helpful guidance of the faculty, the abrupt change of entering into high school has been overcome. Talents of this class have been brought out in junior chorus, band and other activities. Our aim for the coming years is to maintain the high standards of the school set up by other classes. Leaving eighth grade and becoming freshmen will mark another milestone toward graduation in 1954. (iHADK BIGHT—Left to Right, Bottom Row: M. Pederson. A. Armstrong. S. Sandvik, G. Trusty. M. DeOreve, E. Culberton. Second Row: V. Bestor, N. Haugen. V. Olson. K. Langhell, C. Thoen, J. Sanden, R. Trouten, C. Diederichs. Third Row: N. Boese, R. Hille-sland, C. Yarwood. D. Hanson, M. Bigalk. S. Vrieze. 28

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GRADE FIVK-SIX — Loft to Right, Bottom How: S. Rukke, S. Culberton, I . Stork. K. Eddy. S. McKinney, D. Olson. B. Cummings. D. Bergey. Second Row: S. StorhofT. R. Johnson. R. Griebenow, G. Johnson. B. Johnson, B. Bldsler. A. Haug-en. J. Hanson. 10. Deadriek. R. Burt. Third Row: G. Peterson, O. Ap-plen, K. Sandvik, P. Buc-holtz, G. Dahly, K. Armstrong:, J. Young:, D. White. G. Olson. Miss Kuster, teacher. GRADE FOI II-FIVE—Left to Right, Bottom Row: C. Ward, J. Young, L. Glei-sner, K. Johnson, J. Bur-rneister, S. Haugerud, K. Haugen. P. Kunkat, J. Stork. Second Row: R. Lee, A. Jones, S. Dragemuller, P. Hoiness, X. Lyndahl, S. Weiss. X. Boice, M. McCabe, R. Reburn. Third Row: J. Armstrong, J. Myron. H. Haugen. E. Bfgalk, C. Elton. H. Hanson, J. Ellingson, R. Pfrem-er, M. Haugerud. SHADE THREE —Left to •ight, Bottom Row: Mrs. „angbell, teacher: B. Baird, ). Hoiness, B. Hoiness. R. ,aumb, J. Hanson, C. Har-lon, J. Bergey, S. Eddy, Matson. Second Row: I. Pederson, R. Meyers, R. und, K. Culberton, M. unke, E. Russell, B. Mc-allson, R. Hettig, D. 01- n, J. Christenson. |o