Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1956, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Faculty, we bequeath the appreciation for a task well done. To the incoming Freshmen, we bequeath the innocent looks always seen on a senior s face. To the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes of 1957, we bequeath the intelligence and ability to learn, Alvin Gray, will my shy way with girls to City Caviness. Lois Slaughter, will my bashful ways to Jeanette Newkirk. Doris Curutingham, will my seat in math to Wanda Tate, Pete Newsom, will my wits and wisecracks to Jimmy Livesay. Randa Sims, will my position as majorette to my sister, Mary Belle. Gladys Sams, will my position as Drum Majorette to my sister, Hazel. Omega Mayfield, will my Des Arc popularity to Dessle lngle, Sammy Van Houten, will my special seat in English to Gilbert Voumard. Mike Grady, will my ability to work algebra to Jimmy Livesay. Betty Toll, will my title as Rodeo Queen to Becky Newsom, Good Luck! Joy Scott, will my brain to my brothers, Tommy and Kenny, to use! ! Dale Newkirk, will my ability to make all-district to Johnny White. Shirley Whitehead, will my sweet disposition to Jackie Larkin, Carroll Long, will my title Screech to Sonny Rochell, Milly Williams, will my b's in Biology to Richard Bednar. Shirley Stipp, will my Olds to Edward Oliver, A good car! ! Don Jones, will my northern ingenuity to City Caviness. Joyce Hendricks, will my American History grades to Bonnie Taylor. Frances Teftellar, will my ability to get kicked out of class to Burk. Billy Uhiren, will my great knowledge to Richard Bednar, Royce Johnson, will my apple-polishing ability to James Weddle, Richard Sorrows, will my front seat in Homeroom to Edward Vail. Gerold Sample, will my American History book to City Caviness. Virginia Graves, will my shyness to Wanda Mince to please use. Loretta Moore, will my gift of gab to Verda Maye Dewhitt. Marilyn Chlapecka, will my height to my little brother. Peggy Craig, will my ability to hold a boyfriend to my sister, Doris. Lecil Thompson, will my left guard position to Kenneth Wilson. lla Holmes, will my bow-legs to anyone that is knocked-kneed. Nellie Carter, will my ability to act crazy to anyone. Bobby Murphy, will my ability to get out of class to Joe Foster, Charles Huffer, will my position in the band to Carolyn Clayton. Raymond Hartlieb, will my old flames in Hazen to Larry Clayton. Bobby Clarke, will my ability to get out of class to Teddy Westerfield, Curtis Adams, will my sister to some lucky guy. Gloria Haynes, will my slow walk to Elizabeth Booth. Clarice Perry, will my basketball shoes to anyone they'1l fit. Don Vaught, will my position as FFA President to Paul Van I-louten. Evelyn Rogers, will my talents to Mary Boothe. Bobbie Dooley, will my Plymouth to Carolyn Ingle. Shirley Edge, will my comic library to Elsie Murray, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here unto set my hand and seal this ninth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred fifty six. WITNESS: Shirley Ann Edge

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CLASS HISTORY In September of 1944, we began our career in school. Charles Huffer, Rich- ard Sorrows, Mike Grady, Charles Newsom, Randa Sims, Gladys Sams, Lecil Thompson, Frances Tefteller, Peggy Craig, and Bobby Murphy were greeted that first day by Mrs. Morton Neel. The prospective seniors of '56 had started their joumey through Hazen High. Our group proceeded to the second grade and we were certainly proud of ourselves. This year our teacher was Mrs. Lyn Hall. Lecil Thompson left us. Bobby Clarke and Raymond Hartlieb joined our lively group. The third year Gerald Sample, Shirley Edge, and Bobbie Jean Stiers en- larged our class. We were growing by leaps and bounds. We were taught by Mrs. Forrest Sims our fourth year. Evalyn Rogers and Shirley Whitehead made a nice addition to our class and we were glad to have Lecil Thompson back again. Clarice Perry, Curtis Adams, Doris Cunningham, Joy Scott and Joyce Hen- dricks heard of our growing class and joined us the fifth year. We were taught by Mrs, Jimmy Mills. The sixth year, Charles Huffer left us. Many new faces enlarged our class this year, Marilyn Chlapecka, Gloria Haynes, lla Holmes, Omega Mayfield, and Dale Newkirk started the steady path through Hazen School with us. As we entered Junior High School, Billy Uhiren, Royce Johnson, Loretta Moore, Milly Williams, Don Vought, Alvin Gray, Nellie Carter, Sammy Van Houten and Lois Jean Slaughter joined us. We were progressing rapidly, at least in number, Betty Pearl Toll and Shirley Stipp entered our group in the eighth grade. We were really on our way toward our goal of graduating. Our Freshman year, and were we proud! Virginia Graves signed up with us this year. We won the Junior Annual Contest with Gladys Sams as our candi- date. Our tenth year we were honored when the Homecoming Queen, Gladys Sams, was chosen from our grade. We were quite thrilled to be Juniors, We gave our play Off the Track and a Hawaiian Junior-Senior Banquet, Carroll Long and Don Jones joined us that year. As Seniors we have had Mr. Kytle as homeroom teacher, We welcomed Charles Huffer who rejoined our class. Bobbie Jean Stiers got hit with Cupid's arrow and changed her name to Dooley. We have 41 seniors who are looking forward to our class play, the Junior- Senior Banquet, the Senior trip, graduation, and most of all, to the future. Compiled by: Shirley Ann Edge and Bobbie Jean Dooley

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Q. xl I In L K. Q iss , 6- 5 N n d L ... . QV 5 Q.: Xxgfgi YQ. WI' A A u pl 1 , 5 5' A, ,I Wm ' f ':. f,'J SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD SORROWS, Secretaryg BILLY UHIREN, DALE NEWKIRK Sergeant at Arms, BOBBY CLARKE, Presxdentg JOY SCOTT, Re porterg GLADYS SAMS, Secretary.