Harvey High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harvey, ND)

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Bernard Hall Ted Sitz Brian Tessman Wade Anderson Is Mr. Nyberg demonstrating the proper walk for royalty candidates? 13

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12 FACULTY MR. ZERR RETIRES Victor Zerr Robert Bartz For twenty-six years, Mr. Victor Zerr has been a teacher. He has B.S. and M.S. degrees from UND. After ten years at Lansford, ND, Mr. Zerr spent sixteen years at Harvey High. He has taught algebra, geometry, trigo- nometry, physical science, chemistry, and physics. He believes helping young people achieve their goal is the most en- joyable part of teaching. Over the years Mr. Zerr has seen a big change in the student body. He says, “We are of a computer age and students are satisfied with by-passing the basics and accepting concepts without proof. Students take the easy courses to get the credits needed to graduate. Television has made us more knowledgeable, but it has hurt our ability to read and compre- hend. To a future teacher he advises, You must enjoy working with young people, know your field, and realize a teacher reaches the top of the pay scale quickly. In the future he plans to relax and to travel. Good luck, Mr. Zerr. Mr. Zerr explains a formula.

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The kitchen crew is Maxine Loerch, Shirley Hanson, and Marge Bay man. THEIR SERVICE NEVER ENDS Their day begins early and ends late as they strive to maintain pleasant working conditions and provide a noon meal for students and faculty. Cooks begin their preparations before students and staff arrive in order to have a hot tasty meal ready for demanding lunch time appetites. Custodians work hard to keep the building clean, well-lighted, and warm. We appreciate their cheerful, patient service which helps keep morale high. Adam Leintz and Ben Lemer keep on top of building maintenance and clean-up. 14 Students enjoy lunch in the commons area.