Harvey High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harvey, ND)

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From Left to Right: Mr. Kost, Miss Gunlikson, and Mr. Sailer Business Friday, mAy 13 D.J. Fitweiler Fitwieler Bottle Cap Co. Martin, nd. DeAr sir: I am answering yOur asd in friday8s paper in which you advertized for a Neat pretTy, and efficient girl' as a part-timMe assistant to the assisstant secratery iN youR office. Well, my frienDs tel L me I'm neat and i think I'm pretty efficient, so I am applYing for your job. I feel i am well qualified for this job, having recently completed thE busi- ness Typing' course a t my high school, where i am a sophmore. My teacher, Mr. Saieler, will tel L you that I passed his class witH honors.!) (i would gibe you hiS pHone number but Unfortuantely he just left on an exstended tOUr of EUrope and you would be unabl e to re5ach him anyway.)) Please conseder me for this position as i neeD the mony to pay for an ACidnetally danaGed typewriter in MR. Sailer's rooM. Dincerely, Mary Jo KluTZ

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Fine Arts I'm going to have a Breakdown, the boy thought after just entering the classroom moments before. Poor Poor Pitiful Me, he said to himself, being a new student in the school is very lonely. He had been very active in his school's music department. He thought now that maybe things will be different. The moment finally came. He was to meet his new music director, but he knew it was Mr. Tessman, so he was more interested in the girl across the row from him. He looked into her Ebony Eyes and he thought, Wow! You Make Me Feel Like Dancin'. Mr. Tessman introduced himself and announced, 'Tonights the Night' for swing choir auditions. The boy won- dered if the girl was going to be there too. Wow, What a Wonderful World to be put under the same Corner of the Sky with her, especially with the Feelings I have for her. That night, the boy came to the school for the audition. Just my luck, he thought, the girl he saw earlier that day was there also. He decided to introduce himself. The Boy told the girl, I just had to tell you that 'You Light Up My Life' and that 'I Can't Smile Without You', and I was won- dering if you could Come Sail Away' with me to the 'Hotel California' to see a preview of the movie Star Wars. It would really be a 'Heartbreak' to me if you said no. When she said that she would go to the movie with him, he told her that he would have Night Fever until they met again. The next day in school Mr. Tessman announced the members of swing choir. Both the boy and girl were selected. When they left the music room, they yelled We Are the Champions.' The boy told the girl, Thank You For Being My Friend. I think I like it here so I hope 'We'll Never Have To Say Good-bye Again'. From Left to Right: Mr. Tessman and Miss Brauer

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Service People Here are some of the things HHS threw away this year. You can come to your own conclusions. 1 half-empty can of highly flammable rubber cement. 1 Advanced Math book. 39 Senior billfold-size pictures-all signed on the back. 13 half-empty Bic ball point pens. 1 paper clip. 1 tennis shoe, shoelace broken. 1 returnable 7-up bottle. 2 copies of Flowers for Algernon 1 half-empty jar of pickles. 1 Hornet button. 1 matchbook cover advertising a high school diploma in 16 easy lessons. 2 teacher's plan books. 1 copy of Tom Sawyer. 3 purple arm bands. Several copies of the Hornet's Buzz, assorted issues. 1 package of Hydrox cookies with the creamy centers missing. 1 empty bottle of Pepto Bismal. 18 From Left to Right: Mrs. Lithun and Mrs. Weinmann