Harvey High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harvey, ND)

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In the co-op program the first four to six weeks are spent in the classroom. Evaluations of typing and office machine skills are made to determine the best qualified worker for each work station. Schedules and job interests are also considered. Traits of a good employee are presented and discussed by members of the class as well. Lisa Reimche at Kay's Tax Bookkeeping Service Tammie Heisler at Central Dakota Clinic Marsha Seefeld at the Lonetree Special Ed. Office Shonella Haugen at Harvey High School Michelle Vondal at The National Bank of Harvey Nancy Piatz at the Harvey Chamber of Com- merce 19

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Business Business Business Business Business Business 18 Terry Kost, Chairman Steve Frey Laurie Bartz The business department of HHS has a wide variety of courses including Typing I II, Accounting I II, basic of- fice skills, basic computers, and business law, among others. These classes deal with occurrences in every- day life such as buying a car, buying insurance, plan- ning a budget, and figuring income tax. Mr.Kost enjoys seeing his students progress and become skilled in the business material that they will use in their everyday ex- perience. Activity in the business room includes: (top) Da- vid Hager and Gina Seibel at the computers: (right) Shown Kost with finger stuck in keys? (bottom) Leann Ness and Mr. Frey in a real head-scratching situation!

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Verna LaBounty, Chairman Evelyn Faul Eugene Mack The English department has had a successful year in presenting ma- terial necessary for daily living in a fresh, challenging way. Gram- mar, novels, speech, and cre- ative writing are some of the to- pics included in the English cur- riculum. In Mrs. Faul's 11th grade creative writing class the students were given the opportunity to create their own children's book, com- plete with a story line, illustrations and cover. This was quite a pro- ject to put together, but the books were unique and creative. Mrs. Susag's senior speech class attended a Toastmaster's lun- cheon, and several students pre- sented speeches that they had prepared as class assignments. These students also created a children's TV show called North Street Neighbors which was vid- eo taped and viewed by ele- mentary students. The sopho- more speech class sent represen- tatives to the elementary school with various demonstration speeches. Mr. Mack sees his class as a place for his students to prepare for their future. It is an opportunity to upgrade their knowledge as well as develop positive concepts of themselves. One of his goals is to provide each individual with an opportunity to grow emotionally, mentally, and physically for the pressures of the adult world. 20 Kathy Susag Doreen Wangen and Tammie Heisler use puppets to introduce the senior speech show North Street Neighbors. Jon Grad interviews Kyle Opp for senior speech