Harvey High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harvey, ND)

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 Freshman Class Officers: President. Leslie Kersten; Vice President. Steve Bartz. Secretary-Treasurer, Myndi Vandal; Class Rep.. David Mack Upper left: Keith Volk tugs on the rope, hoping for a freshman victory during Homecoming festivities. Upper right: Pam Bender smiling and dancing ‘'round the clock ! Lower right: Kami Rath toting her books and brains down the halls of HHSI -,

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n 0 c 0 LL Jon Skiftun Michael Swanson Daniel Thorenson Keith Volk Thomas Volk Myndi Vondal Anita Weinmann Terri Wiest Victor Zerr Holiy Zuther Clockwise: Steve Dockter. Ron Selensky. Kent Opdahl. and Dan Thorenson contemplating life as a freshman! Starting the 1987-88 school year as a freshman was like being the new kid on the block. A bit uncoordinated and less skillful than the upper- classmen, we often felt as though we were set apart, so to speak, from the rest. We would probably like to forget about our Homecoming float - it was one of those freshman mix-ups! Oh well, we had fun constructing it anyway. Being a freshman isn't all it's cracked up to be. Many of us are excitedly awaiting next year - a chance to gain some respect and maybe even a shot at getting even I

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Val Olson The Special Needs Program has had its students involved in numerous activities during the school year. They participated in Special Olym- pics basketball and received the Spirit Award at a Devils Lake tourna- ment as well as consolation at the State Tournament in Minot. A Spe- cial Olympics Athletic Banquet with a prom following has been held in Fessenden during the past few years and has been enjoyed by the students in this program. Mrs. Olson, Special Needs instructor, finds teaching a personal challenge, one that requires personal study and ex- ploration on her part, yet offers vari- ety. During the school year, she tries to develop positive inter-personal relations among the students teach them to become independent thinkers, and to teach them prob- lem-solving skills to enable them to meet the challenges of their daily life. Melissa Rodgers. Deanna Zander. Troy Allard. Colleen Hoffart. and Stacy Erfle