Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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MAN HANDLING his welding equipment, Mr Verl Gunter Carefullv awaits staff 'n structions The Adult welding class attracted all age groups HOT SHOT Sophomore Kenny Heinmiller lets sparks flv as he welds scrap metal in second year shop f 1lPRUN5 5 Edwyn Martin REPLACING wom out spark plugs freshman Eric Greenwalt adds life to an old engine Agri l students Ieamed the basics of auto mechanics . , 14 1 - X f u f p t it X rl ,fi z Xl X i K ,C ,' iii ' If yi, I it 'Ei - Ulm V tx X lf Mr. ' Understudies

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Students learn value of math quations, tables, and graphs eliminated cobwebs from the minds of mathematicians in Algebra, Geometry, and Advanced Math. Recalling formulas on top of formulas, Hazen students scored high on math questions on college entrance exams. Asking the defini- tion of a line, how to graph a point, or figure the height of a tre' by look- ing at its shadow, Mr. Daniy Shedd probed and interested mathletes. Completing income tax returns proved there were more than 17 reasons for using HSzR Block. Using 1040A and 1040 forms, stu- dents role-played filling out single and joint tax returns. Using individual W-2 forms plus itemized deductions, most students decided it would be easier if they didn't work or get married. Called the now wor1d series, Math for Everyday Living, enabled Mr. Vernard Metcalf to plot indi- vidual interests and recognize indi- vidual capabilities in General Math. In an atmosphere of quiet concen- tration, students found math an inspiring challenge in '74. HELPING OUT, student aide, Rose Marie Reid, works with elementary students in mathematics second period twice a week, Correct answers caused spirited flashes in first graders. 98lUnderstu dies