Harvey High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harvey, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

1356-57 H iRVEy High 5eho«l HORNET UlDllkTISU Ve, The yearbook STnff of H3L- 7S7, Tstke PJepiSURe in deJicaTiNy This ec i'Ti'oN of‘THE HORNE T to The business Mew of HARVey. We ThANk you fo« youR willihyness tv buy ids. W« Realize ThAT WiThoUT yoUR loyAl SUppORT And CO-opeRATioN i Twould be itopossib e To ediT an annuaI Tor cur higA school. 2 BOARD OF EDUCATION R. L. BESSEL, F. N. STRAUS, C. G. SCHULTZ, K. H. HELGERUD A9MIUrSTHATlVH 0 - B.M. HANSON SUPERINTENDENT Our superintendent, Mr. Hanson, will long be remembered by those who have gone through the halls of Harvey High. His fine leadership, co-operation and friendly attitude has truly raised the standards of our school. We realize that with- out his guidance we could not have such a fine school. Miss Haugaard, our school principal, is a fine example in the class room and also in the community. With her help- ful co-operation and leadership, she has accomplished many wonderful things in our school. She has guided the young people who have gone to Harvey High School to a better way of life. ANNE HAUGAARD PRINICPAL 3 THIS IS HOW YOU DO XT. Our basketball coach, Bob Peterson, teaches a variety of subjects including geography, law, U. S. History, chemistry and sone of the boys' P.E classes. He has done a good job with our basket- ball team this year. He is the senior class ad- viser. Bob Meads, our foot ball coach, teaches world history, speech, journalism, and some of the boy's phy ed classes. He also has done a fine job of coaching Harvey's football team. He is the Hor- nets' Buzz adviser. Richard Westlake teaches eighth grade geog- raphy and history; eighth grade science and geo- graphy, English, and our state; and freshmen En- glish and literature. Mr. Westlake replaced Wil- liam Zimmer who ente’-ed military service in March. Cur Home Ec teacher. Miss Jeannine Hierath, has taught three years in Harvey. She is F.H.A. adviser. She also has the tough job of supervis- ing the prom. Mrs. Harriet Burchill teaches eighth grade math and is in charge of the grade music. Frank Bishop has been teaching Agriculture in Harvey for the past three years. He also is in charge of the Adult Evening School, and is F.F.A. adviser. ROBERT PETERSOH ROBERT 'Ea OS RICHARD WESTLAKE JLAMNPJE HIERATH HARRIET BURCHILL FRAMK BISHOP Our commerce teacher this year is Miss Mar- lene Schaap. She teaches shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping. She is also assisting in the library. Mrs. Helen Backen has seventh grade health science, literature, and math. She also teaches eight grade spelling. Our music teacher, Richard Novotny, has been teaching in Harvey for the last two years. He does a good job of directing the band, glee clubs, and mixed chorus. He taught a new subject in Harvey th's year which is Spanish. He also teaches the eighth grade literature. Wilhelm Anderson teaches a variety of sub- jects including junior business, sophomore and senior English and U.S. history. He is one of the advisers for the prom and junior and senior plays. Paul Steen teaches math, which includes al- gebra, physics and geometry , He was in charge of the Home-Coming activiti'es and also is time keeper at the basket ball games. Richard Septon is Harvey s science teacher this year. He also teaches sophomore English. He is junior and senior play adviser and also helps with the junior-senior prom. MARI£?IE SCHAPP HELEN BACKEN RICHARD NOVOTNY WILHELM ANDERSON PADL STEEN JR. RICHARD SEPTON BEOiNNiNG THE 3Rs Charlotte Blckler, a graduate of M.S.T.C., teaches one of the first grade classes. She has 17 pupils. Here some of her pupils are looking at some thing they like, zoo animals. Delores Benson's students seem to be interested in science. She has 20 pupils in the second grade. Miss Benson is a graduate of the Jamestown College. Reading is enjoyed by many of Maryls Priebe'e sec- ond graders. Miss Priebe graduated from M.S.T.C. and teaches 18 pupils. Two of Marjorie Wise's third grade pupils probably are wondering what they got in the test. Miss Wise has 41 pupils and is a graduate of Valley City Teachers Col- lege. Anna Fish teaches tne fifth grade class of 38 pup- ils. Geography seems to be the main interest here. She is the graduate of M.S.T.C. 6 One of the girls in Donna Hanson's first grade class seems amused by the pictures in the book. Miss Hanson is a graduate of M.S.T.C. She has 18 pupils. Rose Marie Fettlg's fourth grade pupils are checking their pi ogress on the spelling chart. She tas 41 pupils. Miss Fettig is a graduate of M.S.T.C. Around the world in a few min- utes . Shirley Fischer has a sixth grade class of 44 pupils. Miss Fischer is a graduate of Jamestown. The classes that have passed through the halls of Harvey High School during the year of '56 and '57 have worked, studied, and had fun together. A whole new class of freshmen entered the doors of Harvey High last fall. They entertained the sophomores at a party and soon entered into the buzz of school activity. The sophomores have studied hard and we find this class looking for- ward to being upper class men. They have taken part in many activities of the school: F.F.A., F.H.A, Pep Club, Hornets � izz. Annual and ot- The juniors have had a very 'msy year, taking part in many things. Their first experience in dramatics was tested when they put on the Junior Class Play. With a great deal of anticipation they look forward to the Junior-Senior Prom. This event takes much hard work, careful planning and preparation, but they love it, and are stepping higher on the ladder of experience and success. The Senior Class is in a whirl of excitement almost from the first day school begins. Some highlights of the year are: Homecoming, re- ceiving their class rings, class night and finally, the goal they have been reaching for ever since they started school, graduation. With the highest attained they are well on the way of being prepared to take their place in the world. Picture 1: I. Wangen, L. Huber, J. Hirschkorn. D. Miller. jrw rr U Picture 2: Front row: D. Stenson, J. Ortgies, G. Alexander, t. Alveshere, J. Filler, J. Fix, R. Vetter. Back row: R. Bur- gard, R. Deck, A. Prom, 0. Anderson, J. Deck, D. Opdahl, J. Liebelt. Picture 3: G. Schroeder, H, Schwarz, J. Wiedmeier, J. Deck, k. Colberg, J. Bertsch, B. Graumann, F. Wiest, R, Fix, C. Baier. Picture U: S. Schmaltz, H. Hager, R. Weros, R. Bertsch, K. Clark, C. Goldade. Picture 5 : Seated: H. McKinven, C. Olson j Stand- ing: G. Martin, M. Ripplinger, G. Kesler, P. Schindler, J. Olson, B. Hager, J, Lautt, E. Mil- ler. Picture 6: Front: R. Henrikson, J. Roller, H. Schwarz, M. Kuntz. Back: D. Schafer, R. Volk, A. Wartner, D. Wahl, B. Helgerud. (Not pictured) G. iegle. Picture 7s Front: A. Keszler, S. Schwarz, S. Bally, S. Goldade, K. Blanding, N. White, D. Springer, C. Furaus, G. Frost. I . BACK ROW: Left to right: Ronald Lautt, Ralph 'iuscha, Donald Hilfer, Donald TJutz, James Deck, Ronald Reimche FRONT ROW: Lloyd Goldade, Ervin Lorz, Roger Scnimke, Richard Sroestad. Herbert Weisser. Ronald Brodehl BACK ROW: Left to right: Dennis Faul, James Mitchell, David Kasteiein, Geraid Furaus. FRONT ROW: Susan Moser, Esther White, Gladys Lit1 be. BACK ROW: Left to right: Jerry Erickson, Mark Miller, Royce Kovar. SFCO D ROW: Larry Sorenson, Melvin, Gorz, Duane Knutson, Gerald Wentz. FIRST ROW: Robert Irons, Reynold Schmaltz, George, Clark, Leonard Axtear. - . I BACK ROW: left to right: Arle e Hornbacker, Deliah Hornbacker, Arva Balzer, Rita Bertsch, Verna Gisi, Helen Goggin, Lillian Block, Sharon Johnson. FRONT ROW: Valerie Heer, Donna Geinger, Elaine Bentz. Diane Feickert, Joyce Lelntz. BACK ROW: Shirley Nutz, Helen Keller, Alvadine Liebelt, Geraldine Reimche, Beatrice Ibiomas, Verla Nutz, Sharon Lesmiester, Christine Weist, Joyce Faul. FRONT ROW: Janice Seibel, Doris Rieger, Maxine Rauk, Loretta Martin, Carol Weinman. K. Paul R. Appelt Heitmann G. Filler L. Anderson J. Orman G. Schmitz M. Grossman M. Liebelt L. Ganje K Button M. Fix J. Lautt Block J. Dietrich C. Ffersh D. Fitzgerald J« Seltvedt T. Dockte S, Lesmeister J. Bienek M. Schimke B. Braunagel v- Stafford G. Lucas P. Schimke D. Kiefer C. Schwartz J. Heitmann M. Palms S. Schafer S. Rodaeker P. Opdahl A. Brodehl B. Kesler R. Kelra D. Schindler A. Goldade B Patzer v Ingebo O'. Iautt C. Alveshere A. Running 0 Bertsch R. Ralaer G. Wartner D. Boese C. Volk D. c. Kanwl8cher V. Ulrich D. Lori B. Held V. Schmidt L. Johnson D. Doekter L‘ p«ttig L. Erickson EEHY, I-EEITi, MITE, MOE Laurie Bessel has taken part in the following activities: Class Play 4; Band 1,2,3,4.; Mixed Chorus 1,2; F.F.A. 2,3; Pep Club 3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Teen Canteen Council 4. Adeline Lautt has taken part in the following activities: Class lay 3; Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3; F.H.A. 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Annual 1,3,4; School Paper 1. Steve Moser has taken part in the following activities: Class Play 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3; Band 1,2,3,4; f'ixed Chorus 1,2; F.F.A. 3; Pep Band 3 4; Pep Club 3. Luonna Mirton has taken part in the following activities: Band 1,2,3; p.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Tumbling 1,2; Class Officer 3; Pep Band 3; District President of F.H.A. 3; Honeconing Queen Candidate 4 . Lennls Alveshere has taken part in the following activities: Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual 3. Wa me Gybing has taken part ir. the following activities: Football 1,3,4 ; Track 3; Pand 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Fdito� ' of Annual Staff 4; Class officer 2; Annual 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Boys State 3. Janice °chrr,;.dt has participated in the following activities: Class play 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 2; Turabling 2, 3. Ray Hieb has participated in the following activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Pep Club 3; Annual 3,4; Hor- nets Buzz 4. ALLEN BERTSCH ARVILLA LANG LLOYD ELHI DOROTHY SOMMER JERRY KELLER BARBARA FRONK GORDON HOFFARD JUDY SCHALE 4 0 Allen Bertsch has taken part in the following activities: Basketball 1,2; Other activities: Baseball 1. Arvllla Lang has participated in the following activities: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4.; Bep Club 1,3,4.. Dorothy Sommers has taken part in the following activities: Glee Club 1, 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1. Judy Cchale has participated in the following activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. Jerry Keller has taken part in the following activities: Annual 3,4; Hor- nets Buzz 2,3. Barbara rronk has been active in the following activities: Class Plays 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; F.H.A . 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tumbling 1; Hornets Buzz 1; Pep Band 3, 4. Gordon Hoffaro has participated in the following activities: Football 1,3, 4; Track 2; Pep Cluh 3,4. 13 :OLL.GP FIANIMG JEANETTEKURZWIG BRUCE WAHL CURTIS MORTENSON ROSEMARY GOGGIN Governor Davis greets Maruta and Joe when the P.D.P. Class visited the legislative ass- embly. Stanley Shroeder has participated in the following activities: Basketball 1,2; Track 2. Glenn Schlmke has participated in the following activities: Basketball 3,4; Tract 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Other activities Boys State 3. Jeanette Kurzwig has taken part in the following activities: Class plays 3; Glee Club 1,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Annual 3. Bru£e Wahl has taken part in the following activities: F.F.A. 2,3,4. Curtis Mortenson has participated in the following activities: Class plays 3,4; Band J,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Hornets Buzz 1,2,3; Librarian 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Other activities: Boys State 3; Delegate to U. N. Pil- grimage 4. Rosemary Goggin has participated in the following activities: Class Plays 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 3; F.H.A. 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,3,4; Tumbling 3; Hornets Buzz 3; Cheerleader 1. Virgil We1st has taken part in the following activ- ities: F.F.A. 3,4; Other activities: F.F.A. Dele- gate to Kansas City. J2an Irons has taken part in the following activities: Class Plays 1,4; Basketball 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Other activities: Softball 1; Baseball 2. r GIRL - STATERS Carole, Luonna, Donna, Esther GLORIA KREN2EL has taken part in the follow- ing activities: Class Play, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2; Mixed Chorus, 1,2; F.H.A., 1,2,3,4; Pep Club, 1,2,3,0; Tumbling, 1; Librarian, 2. .cYCE HEITMANN has taken part in the following -itivities:Band, 1,2; F.H.A., 1,2,3,4; Pep Club, 1,2,3,4; Hornets Buzz, 3; Pep Band, 2. SHARON WACK has taken part in the following activity: Glee Club, 1. JOE KOVAR has participated in the following activities: Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Football, 1, 2,3,4; Track, 1,2,3; Class Officer, 3,4; An- nual, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1. PAUL MILLER has taken part in the following activities: Football, 1,2,3,4; Class Play, 3; Class Officer, 1.4; Annual,2; Boys' Sta- te ; Basketball, 1,2,3« JOANN YOUNG has taken part in the following activities: Class Play, 4: Glee Club, 2; Mixed Chorus, 2; F.H.A., 1,2,3,4; Librarian, 3,4. BARBARA HQFFART has participated in the fol- lowing activities: Class Play, 3; F.HJt., 1,3,4; Pep Club, 1,3,4; Hornets Buzz,3; Other activities: Know Your State Contest, 4. PAUL SCHMIDT has participated in the follow- ing activities: Basketball, 1; Football,2, 3,4; Other activities: National F.F.A. Con- vention, 4. 15 SHARON WACK JOE KOVAR JOHN KASTELEIN ELAINE BRAUNAGEL MYRA PROM GARY SHELTON MARLYS OLSON RONNIE CARTWRIGHT ELAINE BRAUNAGEL has participated in the fol- lowing activities; Glee Club 2,4; FHA 2; Pep Club 2,3,4. MYRA PROM has participated in the following activities; Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Hornets Buzz 3 GARY SHELTON has taken part in the following activities: Class Plays 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4. MARLYS OLSON took part in Tumbling 3. RONNIE CARTARIGHT has been active in the fol- lowing activities: Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1.2; Class Plays 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; Mixed Chorus 3j Class President 2,3,; Annual 2,3,4; Martin Sentry 1,2,3. 16 JOHN KASTELEIN has been active in the follow- ing activities; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Track 3,4, Class Plays 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Pep Band 3,4; Science Club 1, 2; Industrial Education Club 2. THEY LED THE TEAM TO VICTORY. Tjirrv Lorz has participated in the following activity: F� F. A. l|2f3 Caroline Deck has taken part in the following ac- tivities: Glee Club 1,2,4; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 1,3; tumbling 3. Esther Llthun has participated in the following ac- tivities: Class Plays 3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2,3,A; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Tumbling 1,2; Pres, of F. H.A. 3; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Other ac- tivities: Girls State 3; Homecoming Queen 4. Larry Fisher has taken part in the following ac- tivities: Basketball 1,2; Hornets Buzz 1,2, 3; Other activities: Baseball 1. Jean Wledmeler has participated in the following activities: Class plays 3,4; Band 1; Mixed Chorus 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Tumbling 1,2; Hornets Buzz 1; Other activities: F.H.A. District Parlimentarian 4. Ronald Hager has participated in the following activities: Track 3; Mixed Chorus 2; F.F.A. 1,2. Bemadine Rjppllnger has taken part in the follow- ing activities: Glee Club 2,4; Mixed Chorus 1; F.H. A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual 4- Cheerleader 2, 3,4. Lee Hordlle has taken part in the following activ- ity: F. F. A. 1,2,3,4. RONALD HAGER BERNADINE RIPPLINGER JERRY A. KELLER has taken part in the follow- ing activity: F.F.A; 1,2,3,A. FLORENCE KESLER has participated in the foll- owing activities: Glee Club, 2,3,A, F.H.A., 1.2.3, A; P«P Club, 1,2,3,A; Hornets Buzz, 1, 2.3; Cheerleader, 2,3,A; Other activities: F. .A. Chapter Sweetheart, 3, Candidate for Queen, A. CAROLE STENDAHL has taken part in the follow- ing activities: Class Play, A; Glee Club, 1; F.H.A., 1,2,3,A; Pep Club, 1,2,3,A; Hornets Buzz, 3; Librarian, 3,A; Girls' State,3. JANICE FAUL has participated in the follow- ing activities: Glee Club, 1,2; Mixed Cho- rus, 2; F.H.A., 1,2; Pep Club, 1,2,3,A; Tu- mbling, 1. DONNA CHRISTENSEN has taken part in the foll- owing activities: Class Plays, 3,A; F.H.A., 1.2.3, A; Pop Club, 1,2,3,A; Annual, 3,A; Oth- er activities: Girls' State, 3; Camera Club, A. k DONNA CHRISTENSEN B. Hoffart wins Know Tour State contest. 18 athletic teams during the scholastic year 1956-57. The teams had a fine season in which they placed in almost every event. Only by hard work on the part of the coaches and players, all working for the same cause, and by co-operation from everyone, the boys, the coaches, and fans, was it possible for Harvey to receive these honored awards and keep them in their possession. Harvey is truly proud of their teams on and also off the courts. 19 Come on freshmen lets see you drive HDRNET5 The Hornets' 1956 gridiron season open- ed with a non-conference game with Botti- neau. The Hornets scored first in the first quarter, but Bottineau came back and scored twice before the half, leaving the half time score 12-7 for Bottineau. Harvey came out in the second half and scored 3 times before the end of the game, leaving the score 26-12 in favor of Harvey. The first home game of the season was played with St. James of New Rockford. The scoring was started by David Kastelein. Joe Kovar ran for the extra point. The other touchdowns were made by Gordon Hoffard and Royce Kovar,ending the game with a score of 21-0 CAPTURE The third game was Harvey's Homecoming game against Fessenden. This was a tough , hard-hitting and tackling game, due to strong defense. The only score came in the second quarter when Joe Kovar went 20 yds. through the line. The game ended 6-0. The Hornets played their fourth game at New Rockford. The first touchdown was made early in the game by Royce Kovar. Other scoring was done by Joe Kovar, Ken- neth Block,David Kastelein, and Jim Bienek, leaving a score of 40-0 in Harvey's favor. FIRST ROW: Left to right, ich'rd 'Torum, Gerald Roller, pich-rd Fmestad, Royce Rover, Gordon Hoffart, Kenneth Flock, Mark Miller, Joe Rover, James Mitche'l, Dunne Knudtson. q OOT3 ROW: Lewerence Fes pel, ’’’errance Dock ter, 0 arv ‘he!-on, Merle Liehelt, Jerry Erickson, Herbert 'eisseij Robert Irons, Louie '■‘ettig, Paul Miller. ■’HIRD p0 ': Co ch Bob Men is, Gerald Lucas, Jerry Dietrich, Raymond Heib, D'vic estelein, James Fienek, Larry Johnson, F'ruce Helgerud, Arley 'unning, John Kastelein, kyne Gybing, Stephen Moser, Co'ch Fol Peterson. 20 Richard Smcstad hits the dirt. Joe Kovar goes over for a final touchdown in the championship game. A smiling bunch of conference champs. CONFERENCE TITLE A week later the Hornets traveled to Velva for the fifth game of the season. Harvey scored four touchdowns the first half to Velva's one touchdown to leave the half time score 24-7. In the second half Harvey scored once more to make the final score 31-7. The Hornets outdowned Velva 12-7 and gained 327 yds. to Velva's 157. The final game away from home war against Carrington. Strong defense along with a strong naming attack helped Harvey win the game 32-7, Carrington scored their only touchdown with only one minute to play in the game. The highest scoring game of the season was played with Cooperstown. The starting team played only the first quarter in which they scored 3 times. The rest of the game was played by the second team and the fresh- men team. The game ended 52-6 in favor of Harvey. Winning this game put Harvey in first place with Minot Model. On October 26, Harvey played Minot Model for the CNDC title. All through the game the Hornets and Beaver Kits battled a hard hitting game. The tough defense of Harvey held the Kits to a total of 53 yds gained. The game ended with a 26-0 victory for Harvey. The winning of this game gave •Harvey an undefeated season and also the first win over Minot Model in football. Little gain for the Hornets 21 Hornets drive for good gain. JOHN K. Gerald Lucas, a junior, play8 guard. He has play- ed 3 years of basketball. Gerald has 4.1 total points. John Kastelein, a senior, is the starting center. John stands 6' li , and s a speedy and a fine defens- ive man. Joh has 329 tot- al points. Ken Block, a junior, has played 3 years of basket- ball. Ken is a fine jump shooter, and a fine re- bourder. Ken has scored 168 points this year. COACH PETERSON LESTER E. KENNETH B. Joe Kovar, a senior, has played 4 years of high school basketball. Joe plays guard, and is a fast defensive man. Joe has 132 total points this season. lister Erickson, a junior, plays guard. Lester is a good ball handler. Lester played on the B Squad last year. His total points this year are 63. Larry Johnson, a junior who stands 6' 5 , plays center. Larry played on the B Squad last year. His LARRY J. total points are 25 for the season. Glenn Schimke, a senior, is an excellent rebounder. Glenn plays guard and is in his first full year of bas- ketball. Glenn scored 286 total points this year. Arley Running, a junior, has played basketball for 3 years. His freshman and soph- more years were on the B Squad. This year Arley played forward on the A Squad. plays forward. With his DAVE K. good shooting ability he has 472 points this season. Oave Kastelein, the only sophomore, is an outstanding rebounder. Dave is a fine all around player. His tot- 22 al points are 356. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 27 Harvey 67 St. John 37 Hov. 3D Harvey 56 Coo per at own Deo. 4 Harvey 65 Velva 52 Dec. 7 Harvey 51 New Rockford 28 Deo. 11 Harvey 59 Mo Clusky 55 Dec. 14 Harvey 46 Cando 52 Dec. 18 Harvey 44 Carrington 40 Dec. 21 Harvey 54 winot 44 Jan. 4 Harvey 62 Velva 52 Jan. 6 Harvey 57 Leeds 69 Jan. 11 Harvey 53 Anamoose 35 Jan. 15 Harvey 58 Minot 47 Jan. 18 Harvey 54 Fessenden 39 Jan. 29 Harvey 88 Drake 53 Jan. 31 Harvey 58 Towner 48 Feb. 5 Harvey 74 Hew Rockford 48 Feb. 8 Harvey 49 Carrington 51 Feb. 15 Harvey 55 Bott ineau 41 Feb. 18 Harvey 67 Anamoose 49 Feb. 22 Harvey 68 Fessenden 47 There is truth in the caption, Hard work pays off . The boys have put in a lot of hard work, but they have had many rewards from it. The Hornets were Conf- erence champs and District champs. This is the first year that the championship in both tourneys has been won by the same school. The Hornets placed second in the Regional. They came through with a very fine showing. Although we didn't go to the top in the State, I think we can be proud of the boys and the coach for the fine sea- son they've shown us and had for themselves. Pictured left to right: T. Stafford, H. Schwarz, D. Wahl, J. Erickson, Coach B. Helegerud, D. Knutson, M. Kuntz, M. Miller, R. Kovar, R. Smestad. The B-squad has an 18-2 record. Jerry Dietrich was the teams high point man, later in the season he was transferred to the varsity. Returning to the team from last year are the following: Mark Miller, Royee Kovar, and Richard Smestad. New players on the team this year were Jerry Erickson, Tom Stafford, David Wahl, Bruce Helgerud, Mike Kuntz, and Harold Schwarz. 25 The Hornets opened their track season with five returning lettermen. The first track meet of the season was held at Fessenden, which was an invitational meet. A total of 6 points was scored by the Hornets. Jim Bienek scored 5 in the mile and 1 point was scored by Dave Kastelein in the high jump. The second meet was at Fessenden, which was the Con e-e-ce meet. Joe vovar scored 12 points one in the javelin, 3 in the hundred vard dash, 5 in the broad jump, and 3 in the 440 yard dash. Poyce Kovar scored 2 points in the half mile. Ken Block scored 3 points; 2 in the low hurdles and one in the hundred yard dash. Jerry Dietrich scored 1 point in the mile, Jerry Lucas scored 3 points in the broad jump, Jim Bienek scored 5 in the mile, and Bob Irons scored l 4 point in the pole vault. Totaling 26 1 4 points. Up to this date, the Hornets have had a good season and we hope that they will come out on top in the District and Junior High meets. Hurry up Lester, or you will be late for the meet. Miler-Jim Bienek. i ■ E h Front Row: R. Kovar, G. Alexander, R. Horum, J. Wiedmeier, F. Henrikson, J. Mitchell, R. Burgard, D. Faul, R. Irons, and M. Kuntz. Back Row: Mr. Meads, K. Block, J. Dietrich, D. Kastelein, B. Helgerud, Mr. Peterson, J. Bienek, W.- Dybing, G. Lucas, D. Wahl, and Mr. Westlake. 26 Y H A The business men of Harvey have played an important part in making the publication of an Annual for our school possible. They have given us friendly co-operation and have been willing to buy ads which has raised the needed funds for our Yearbook. Without this help, it would not be possible to publish the Annual for Harvey students going to Harvey High School. Harvey has a co-operative, prosperous and progressive group of business men. Our hats are off to the Harvey 27 merchants! RED urn STURl Her® Mr. Miller is showing Jo Ann Young the fine display of High Quality Merchandise at the Red Owl S.L.IUCPS PROP. H RRVEy HERfILD SOLVE YOUR SPACE PROBLEM BY SELLING ITE E NO LONGER NEEDED THROUGH HffiVEl HfBflLD WANTm LOST AVP fOUNO t m Cone to the cook hotel for a good night's sleep FULLY MODERN ROOhf WITH BATH REAL BARGAINS MAKE PEAL FRIENDS A JM. X To the C L FM IWKET £.X MTIMI+ INC. HARVEY'S MOST COMPIETE FOOD MARKET FREE DELIVERY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY g. 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For expert electrical 4 T.Y. Repair 29 Ford Cars and Trucks Minneapolis-Moline Machinery Harvey, North Dakota Phone 52 bAht.- P« , Props C eaners ATTIXT) the O. L. FAUL R. C. GRAUMANN SrrATE THTRTHT Weekends are more fun when you travel in a new Buick. yjbrreT JOenrji Cuinic Photography supplies for every need and to suit your pocketbook too. KELLER IMPLEMENT it I MILLER STUDIO has it. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1957 For the Fast Service you like from the Annual Staff. Take your car to VALl m 30 Kids, when buying Christmas presents for your mom; don't forget NESBITS''. You'll find a wide variety of jewelery, dishes, and sterling. A A X7 of. — 3 1. jS) . Christmas shopping for mom at MILDRED'S is fun because of the wide variety of stylish women's clothing. TEACHERS ALWAYS STOP AT THt Kirton's Cife FOR THEIR AFTER SCHOOL SFAOK 1_______________________________ AAjZ' sa bjL. O A. 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JhhBhz' THROUGHOUT THE NATION DAY OR NIGHT WRECKER SERVICE BODY SHOP Phone 471 HARVEY, NORTH DAKOTA SETS THE PACE LINOLEUMS SPORTING EQUIPMENT KITCHEN UTENSILS HARDWARES P'hoHt bO tfiTYzy MD. 32 34 buzzing wheels of activity going on in the school of Harvey High: F.F.A., F.H.A. Pep Club, Glee Club, band, library staff, paper staff, an- nual staff, and dramatics. There are many ac- tivities and everyone who wants to, can find one or more he enjoys and can participate in. Each organization has done its part in making up the school of Harvey High. We're proud of these or- ganizations and glad to be able to say we, as a school, have a part in them. 35 Edi tor-Maruta Palms TOP PICTUPE FIRST ROW: Kathyra Raul, Mary Ann Schimke, Betty Braunagel. SECOND ROW: Robert Heitmann, Duane Keirer. BOTTOM PICTURE FIRST ROW: LoAnn Anderson, Judith Heitmann, Esther White. SECOND ROW: Kenneth mock, Maruta Palms, Aavisor, Mr. Meads. This school year The Hornets' Buzz was put out by the speech and journalism class. This was a new experiment. The journalism students were hosts to the N.I. P.A. Local Workshop. There were about 100 students from other towns represented. BOTTOM LEFT PICTURE FIRST ROW: Carol Volk, Donna Boese, Vaughn Schmidt, Carol Alveshere, Janet Seltvedt, Wayne Stafford. oFCOND ROW: Lea ter Erickson, James Bienek, Arley Running, Gerald Lucas, Glen 0. Schimke, 36 Dennis Dockter. BOTTOM RIGHT PICTURE FIRST ROW: Jane Lautt,Virginia Hilfer,Sandra Schafer, Arvilla Brodehl. SECOND ROW: Richard Appelt, Bernadine Held, Jeri Wartner. THIRD ROW: JuDean Lautt, Douglas Fitzgerald, Jerry Dietrich, Ray Hieb. When Harvey High's last pictures are pain- ted, no one is roaming in the halls and the school will ring no more, all the memories of the nftst year are recorded in 'The Hor- net'. -'iss Anne Haugaard is our advisor. The editors for the 56-57 Hornet are Wayne and Janet. The annual staff inclu- des 26 active members. They are kept qu- ite busy with their jobs. Editor Wayne Dyblng and Ass't Editor Janet Seltvedt. DyAnn, Carol, and Jane. FRONT ROW: Adeline, Bernadine, Arlene, Donna, Bernice, and Ronnie. BACK ROW: David, Royce, Ray, Joe and Virginia. 37 ( ur director, 15 r• Novotny, has many resoonsibil- ities workirg with the band and glee club. In our corret trio is Charles Yarsh, John Kastelein, and °ete Poyur • r jr flute trio includes DyAnn Sor'rger, Esther hun, ard Nancy White, In the band this year ve have a r.ew instrument, the bass clarinet which is played by Susan .-oser. Our soloists in glee club this year ere Rhoda Falzer and Kathryn Faul. The trio ins ludes Arva Falzer, Kathryn Faul, 8nd Rhoda Falzer. The soloists f.'r ii strurerts «re David Wahl, baritone; Esther .Vvite, Cleri ret; John Kastelein, bass horm; ar.d Charles larsh., trumpet. In the saxaphor.e quartet are Aloys ’.Yartrer, Wayne Dybing, Curtis h ortenson, aid Gladys Lie.Le• Two new sections ir bard are the brass sextet and the drur quartet. In the sextet we have oohn Kastelein, Steve Noser, Charles Karsh, David Wahl, Laurie Fessel and Glenr; Schimke. Playing in the drum quar- tet is John Schmidt, Gerald Furnus, Jaret Seltvedt and Kristi Planding. All of the sections did good at the contest in Devils lake. Several of the group received highly superior. These grouns include the trumpet trio, drum quartet and tie girl's trio. The soloists who received highly superior are Rhoda, David, Susan, and John. This in large goes into the making ut the musical activities at Harvey High 38 1st Row t R. Fix, G. Martin, C. Baier, F. 'Kiest, V Hilf'er. 2nd Row: C. Volk, V, Gisi, C. Deok, B. Graumann. 3rd Row j V.Nutz, S. Lesmeister, E.Bentz, D Schirake, 4thjow: D. Sommer, J. Sebale, A. Balzer, J. Kurz- weg, R 3alzer. 5th Row: 3, Ripplinger, K. Faul, J. Heitmann, M. Sohimke, r. Kesler. 6th Row: S. Sohafer, S. Moser, L. Johnson, 8 Braun- agei, E. Braunagel. 39 fr jrxjr jk )fs E-j Airm FIRST ROW: Kristi Blariding, Esther Lithun, Cynthia Schwarz, Nancy White, and Dianne Springer. 5FC0MD ROW; Dianne Schimke, Arvilla Brodehl, Esther White, Charles Schwarz, Sandra Bailey, Gladys Liebe, Curtis Nortenson, ArvaDell Kessler, Aloys Wartner, Gloria Frost, Sandra Goldberg, Carole Furaus, and Elieen Mattheis. Third Row; Sharon F!aul, lance Egeland, Marlene Gross- man, Barbara Fronk, Susan Moser, Wayne Dybing, Steve Moser, Fred Biseke, Jim Mitchell, Gary Faul, Peter Boyum, Terrance Doctor, Steven Schmaltz, Dennis Fhul, and Gary Zweigle. FOURTH ROW: Jane Helgerud, Sandra Bishop, Joyce Faul, Patty Gilbreath, Mr. Novotny, Gerald Furaus, Use Palms, John Schmidt, Rhoda Balzer, Janet Seltvedt, Mario Seible, Grant Morum, John Kast- elein, Charles Marsh, Dave Wahl, Glen Schimke, Richard Henrickson, Dave Kastelein, and Laurie Bessel. The 52 band members under the direction of Mr. Novotney put much time and effort into making music for Harvey High School. They gave two concerts; one in the fall and the other in the spring. They also played for other various events. The Pep Band was a big booster to the spirit of the football and basketball games, and to the morale of the boys. They also played for tournament games at Carrington and Devils lake. At the contest in Devils Lake the received the rating of superior. The Glee Club, also under the direction of Mr. ovotney, has done a fine job this year with vocal work. They sang carols for the hospital at Christmas time. They received the rating of superior at the contest in Devils Lake. {jbh Susan, Maxine, and Phyllis are busy shel- ving books. This is one of the big jobs for the librarians and it is their duty to see that the books and lined up correctly and neafy. Mew orders for books are being made by Carol, Jeri, and Virginia. 'Tie library orders new books each year and then it's up to the librarians to card and file them in their correct place. Curtis, Ardelle, and Rhoda survey the dis- play they've just finished. The librarians take turns every two weeks in putting up a new display. Esther, Aloys, Kristi, Janet, and Carol, together with Miss Schaap, the advisor, are looking a little sleepy, but they're all there at 8:15, the time when every Wednesday the librarians have a weekly meeting. The meetings must be attended in order to receive a credit for being librarian. Here is where they learn all about the library. Hunting out magazines for the students is a big Job for every librarian. Here it's being done by Carole, Ivy, and Donna. Esther, Gerald, and JoAnn help students to find books according to the card catalogue, which lists all the books contained in the library. A group of our librarians proudly display their fairboard. This fairboard received first place at the fair last year. All this work is done under the super- vision of our advisor, Miss Anne Haugaard. She is very helpful in the library for organizing and guiding the students. And he got down like this and... Senior Flay Cast Henry-------------------Curtis Mortinson Aunt Ethel-------------Donna Christenson Margie--------------------Barbara Fronk Pumpkin-------------------Esther Lithun Jill----------------------Jean Weidmeier Gladys--------------------Gloria Krerzel Aunt Stella----------------------Rosemary Goggin Clarissa----------------------------Carol Stendahl Ernestine--------------------JoAnne Young Ernie------------------Ronald Cartwright Mr. Rumpus-------------------------Laurie Bessel Sleepy------------------------Steve Moser C. E. Grimm---------------------Don Irons Dr. Earnest--------------------------Gary Shelton All right, let me have it. I'm ready. 42 n n ' 4 Directors Mr. Septon and Mr. Anderson. Bacjc Row: Gerald Lucas, Kenneth Elock, Arley Running, Merle Liebelt, Charles Marsh Frfijrt Betty Braunagel, LoAnn Anderson, Rhoda Balzer, Jeri Wartner, Carol Alveshere Heavens 1 Daughter Oh, whs t do we do now? The Case of the Missing Heirs Perriot Preston...... Gwen Talbot.......... Bruiser Barnes....... Mrs. Allerdyce Peeman Maybelle Peeman...... Louise Thomas........ Mrs. Kite............ Wentworth............. The Phantom.......... J. Winstom Graham.... .Gerald Lucas .Jeri Wartner .Ken Block .LoAnn Anderson .Betty ’’raunagel •Rhoda Balzer .Carol Alveshere .Charles Marsh Arley Punning .Merle !iebelt 43 Hero V Front Rows Janet Olson, Carol Voile, Donna Boese, Esther Lithun, Sharon Lesmeister, Jeri Partner Carol Kanwisoher, Virginia Ulrioh, Janet Seltvedt. Second Rcmt Valerie Heer, Dj ane Fieokert, Verna Gisi, Florence Kesler, Elaine Bents, Doris Reiger, Donna Geinger, Barbara Hoffart, Loris Huber, LoAnn Anderson, Maruta Palms. Third Rowi Adeline Lautt, Carol Alveshere, Sharon Rodaoker, Lillian Block, Alvadine Liebelt, Carole Stendahl, Joyoe Faul, LaVerne Johnson, Susan Moser, Beatrice Thomas, Myra Prom, Arvilla Lang, Elaine Braunagel, Bernadine Held, Joyce Heitmann, Delilah Hornbacher, Geraldine Kesler. 44 Table Tennis Champs, B. Rippllnger and E. Braungel. Pep Club Officers: M. Palms, J. Heitmann and L. Anderson. The Pep Club is the second largest organi- zation in high school, with 52 members. The main duty ol this club is to provide o group of fans for the team at all athletic con- tests. Other duties consist of handling the Homecoming affairs; as the parade, dance and bonfire; and the concessions and decor- ations at the Conference Tournament; and decorations for the Athletic Banquet. These activities and a few parties and odd jobs constitute the work of the Pep Club. It is a fine organization and does its work well. J. raul, C. Deck, and J. Heit- mann are members of the senior volley ball team. EsthER LithuN — Home-Coming Queen Her sweeT dispos tioN, her lovely pcrso taMy, flwd her f riewdly NA+ureMMe Es+lier richly deservit of+fushowor. 46 Lik'em Hornets ...and they did The Public Library's prediction came true to bring a second pla- ce ribbon. A blazing bonfire started the homecoming festivities for the students of Harvey High, on the evening of Sept. 20. The enthusiastic student body met at the Y for a Pep felly. Dawning bright and clear, the morning of homecoming was filled with excitement and hurried last minute prepara- tions. Much scrambling and rearranging had to be done before the beautiful line of colored floats was displayed before the crowd waiting on the streets. The band, which headed the parade, began marching to the beat of the drums when at 2s30 the majorette blew her whistle, announcing that the procession was on its way. In the evening a happy and exuberant crowd trooped off the football field, with a victory 6-0 over Fessenden. The students and faculty enjoyed dancing to lively music in the study hall for the remainder of the evening. Bopsterp The Super Value was really proud of their team and float when it brought forth a first place rib- 47 bon and a victorious team. Queen Esther and her attendants Luonna and Florence. 1st Rows V. Hilfer, L. Smestad, F. Kesler, A. Lang, B. Hoffart, B. Held, D. Boese. 2nd Row: R. Goggln, J. Schale, R. Balzer, J. Young, E. Lithun, A. Stenson D. Christianson, C. Stendahl, A. Brodehl, A. Lautt, J. Heitmann, S. Schaffer. J. Heitmann. ’ 2nd Row: J. Bertsch, L. Huber, V. Nuxz, V. Gisi, D. Reiger, A. Liebelt, S. Johnson, L. Block, R. Bertsch, A. Horr.baeher, D. Hornbacher, L. Johnson, S. Moser,P. Schindler, J. Wenz, D. Springer, N. White, B. Graumann, M. Ripplinger V. Hier, A. Balzer, G. Kesler, E. Miller, J. Deck, K. Clark. 1st Row: C. Wiemsnn, L. Martin, M. Rauk, E. Bentz, H. Goggln, C. Goldade, I. Wangen, S. Golberg, A. Keszler, D. Gienger, F. Wiest, J. Leintz. A Harvey's F.H.A. Chapter has worked ha d this year, with about forty girls participating and Miss Hierath as chapter adviser. Some of the things they have done are the following: made nut cups for the hospital, stuffed dolls for two or- phanages, had beauty demonstrations, given a styleshow for the mothers and sent clothes to Camp Grassik. One of the main items of the year was the pancake supper put on for the community, which turned out to be a big success. The chap- ter was divided into two divisions, the jr. and sr., with each having its own officers and meet- ings. ?iss Hierath, Advisor 48 1st. Rows Mr. Biship, R. Heitmann, R. Appelt, A. Running, D. Dockter, W. Dybing, G. Schmitz, P. Schmidt, and D. Lorz. 2nd. Row: D. P tzer, J. Kelier, R. Lautt, D. Schindler, F. Weinmanr., D. Schafer, R. Schimke, G. Alexander, L. Johnson, J. Lautt, L. Alveshere, M. Leibelt, L. Lorz, V. Wiest, R. Brodehl, H. Weisser, L. Fettig, and D.Mischs. 3rd Row: L. Nordlie, R. Kelm, B. Wahl, A. Sauter, G. Roller, A. Deck, R. Volk, D.Opdahl, D. Stenson, J. Leibelt, R. Deck, R. Reimche, A. Prom, R. Vetter, D. Nutz, J. Fix, D. Faul, R. Muscha, R. Smested, D. Hilfer, J. Deck, G. Filler, and J. Filler. The Harvey F.F.A. Chapter, under the advise of hr. Bishop, has had a busy year. The main objective of the F.F.A. is to get boys started in the field of agriculture. They have done this in different ways: revoling hog projects, revoling grain projects and a seperate supervised farming orograra for each boy. Some of the accomplishments of the chapter are as follows: gold award in parlimentary procedure, gold award in public speaking, and a gold award in the creed contest, lhe grain Judging team that went to Valley City scored a silver award for the chapter. The boys also started two new programs this year, a olean grain program and a farm safety program. A few of the money making activities were tne concessions at basketball games and football games, sale of garden seeds and the selling of screw driver sets. Chapter farmers installed this year. GREENHANDS 49 May 4th, brought to an exciting climax, the work lone by the juniors for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Evening in Paris was the theme for this important event with the Eifibl Tower and side- walk cafes setting the main attraction. The guests were welcomed by the junior class president, Virginia Ulrich, followed by a response from Paul Miller, senior c’ass president. Gerald Furaus, with a piano solo and Mr. Novotny's vocal solo nr de up the musical numbers of the program. Mr. Hanson then gave an interesting talk. , Listening to the dreamy music of Kermie s Quintet, the couples danced under a blue and silver streamered sky. Tiese cherished mo-ents of the evening were climaxed by the glorious Grand March. A job well done Waiters'. Vivien rd Gary enjoying the dance. 50 Resting. Jane, Mary Ann, and Rhoda care- Jeri getting ready for the dance fully fixing the streamers. Betty fixing streamers while sitting high. Waiting to be served, are Florence, Serving the head table. Barb, Bernice, and Lwonna. Junior Class President, Virginia Janet eH Rennie nose for a picture, and her escort lead the Grand Marcho 51 Dessert, anyone? ____________' 7 u The Tife of the stt s full of melting and varied events.. of the year was the Winner1 conte st. To md '■■ ' • y ? . V the students spent teen. To break the hr1! • ■ - • . • ■ students erj oyed a fcted a school elect n. Af ter a‘'I the ■ is year. After school Is coVe tins. rprcrvc® 1st Row: G. Krenzel, J. Heitmann, J. Kurzweg, M. Olson, C. Deck, S, Wack, B. Ripplinger, L. Kirton, B. Fronk, J. Wiedmeier, J. Faul, F. Kesler, L. Alveshere, A. Lang, and E. Braunagel. 2nd Row: W. Dybing, S. Moser, V. Wiest, J. A. Keller, L. Fisher, J. Kastelein, R. Hieb, G. Schimke, S. Schroeder, C. Stendahl, D. Christensen, J. Schale, E. Lithun, R. Gog ■'in, B. Hof fart, J. Young, D. Sommer, M. Prom, J, Schmidt, and A. Lautt. 3rd Row: L, Ehli, A. Bertach, P. Schmidt, B. Wahl, L. Nordlie, L. Lorz, R. Hager, C. Mortenson, G. Shelton, J. L. Keller, D. Irons, P. Miller, L. Bessel, R, Cartwright, and J. Kovar. A tea, sponsored by the P.E.O., was held in honor of the senior girls at I.ysne's on Friday, May 17. Graduation week began with Baccalaureate on Sunday night. The speaker for that evening was Rev. Kastelein. On ’’’uesday evening the seniors entertained at Class Might. Their theme this year was School Days , which brought many laughs. Following Class ”ight the awards were presented. Receiving the Alumni Award were Esther Lithun and Wayne Dybing. Esther also received the Pal our Award. The Constitution Award was presented to Curtis Mortenson. he Music Award was presented to Laurie Pessel, and Glenn Schimke received the J. C. Penny Award. The music, athletic, and attendance awards were also presented. The week ended with Commencement on Thursday night. Miss Haugaard and Mr. Hanson congratulate t e valdictorian, Curtis Mortenson, and the salutitorian, Esther Lithun. A happy moment for Marlys Olson, 54 Reverend Kastelein congratulates his son John. COMMENCEMENT Thursday, May 23, 1957 8:00 p. n. Harvey School Auditorium Processional Pomp and Circurastance High School Band Invocation—-Father Kartes Selection---Vocal Sextet Lord Bless You and Keep You. Introduction of Speaker--Supt. Hanson Commencement Address--Dr. Wouter Bosch Build by Faith, Loyalty, and Service. Selection---High School Band Presentation of Class---Prln. A. Haugaard Granting of Diplomas--F. N. Strauss Chairman, Board of Education Selection— Triad -----Trumpet Trio Benediction--Father Kartes Pece'-sional Pomp and Circumstance High School Band n a nr cr nr r? 1st Row Wayne Dybing, John Kastelein, Glenn Schimke, and Curtis Mortenson. 2nd Row Esther Lithun, Joyce Heitraann, Adeline Lautt, Janice Schmidt, Carole Stendahl, and Barbara Hoffart. Is it my turn next? The last page is in the annual, the school work is thru. Each one has tried his very best, in the work they had to do. Seniors, we will miss you, your walk was fine and true, We wish you the best of everything, in the many things you will do. 56