Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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x RAISIN' THEIR VOICES 'Bill Ha ood - Y YS 1 Tommy Haygood, Vicki Hall, and Sandy Gar- rich enjoy the region choir clinic meet, Feb- ruary 8-9. . ,,,,,, .Q........,..,.1,a fit .ilXu4e.- DAZE. Senior Alice Milton rem- the night she was named second runner- ' ard con- te ggi? contest was held in tion .wiifh the Intemational Duck Calling t in Stuttgart.

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F xi 'R A physics course would benefit those students needing it in college. Next year, sol- ids should be set up in such a manner that would provide varied or more in-depth courses. Eddie Pitonyak v E' Y - G-ff! There is more to be leamed than struc- tured in-class studies. Many straight A stu- dents are immature. Preparation for what's to come after graduation should take prece- dence and each student should strive for a well-rounded education. Lisa Wylie J 0 1- ., new .-if - ,i, '-, -.J . 1' , If . M. 1 --fm i Q. f Q -2 5' . 1 tx .Au ' l. Y W t Self-determinatinn motivates top tive Farming, marriage, and college awaited the top five seniors at Hazen High in '74, Selection of the Top Five is based solely on academic standing in high school study. Sharing top honors in a class of 31 were Danny Rieke and Vivian Svestka. Danny's plans for the future included pursu- ing a career in accounting at the University of Arkansas or SCA. Viv- ian looked forwards to a degree in architecture or journalism at the University of Arkansas. Ranked third, Lisa Wy1ie's goals included plans for work toward a degree in accounting at Ouachita Baptist University. Eddie Pitonyak and Janice Holmes, fourth and fifth respectively, felt they could fulfill their goals in out-of-the-class- room fields. Eddie planned to be- come a farmer while Ianice looked forward to becoming a june bride. Top in academics, these students were asked: What changes would further leaming for the majority of students at HHS? Teachers need to give more indi- vidualized attention to students, particularly those requiring more help. Also, they need to incorporate outside activities such as guest lecturers or field trips into their planning. Ianice Holmes 2? t 3- f ggm - '- .wif , It -- - QQ 922 Top Fivellll

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n New ' fbi' mill 3 A' rf .. at 'nn ,V '1 f ...ee H K, 4 1 rx t PP! i og, '11, .1 It 1 ' ,A 'ffv 'r 4'5 4 5 I f Gfq ,. I ,f ' ' ADMIRERS. Viewing the 'Trendsetter' Award, Vivian Svestka and Mr. Elbert Kiz- zia, HHS superintendent, enjoy the distinc- tion of being one of the nation's top six year- books. DELEGATED to attend Arkansas Boys' State by local legionnaires Iune 10-16 are seniors Danny Rieke and Eddie Pitonyak. Students compete for diverse honors rregardless of race, creed or status, extremes surface in every group of individuals. Hazen High School is no different. Labels tend to be applied: gifted, average, slow. From these groups emerge real people - individuals whose ex- treme qualities ranged from super athletic to quietly intellectual, from musically inclined to poised and beautiful. And just like everyone else, each likes his own recognition and works to attain it. Leaders in basketball included All-region players Billy Haygood, Herman Harrison, Bruce Strong, Gary Rogers, Mike Desmuke, and Jerry Smith. Second runner up in the Miss Mallard contest was Alice Milton. Region and State awards in choir went to Sandy Garrich, Vicki Hall, Billy Haygood, and Tommy Haygood. The first male in HHS's history to win the Betty Crocker Award was Bert Greenwalt. And Vivian Svestka accepted All- Arkansas, All-American, Medalist, and Trendsetter awards for the '73 HORNET yearbook staff. ACCOMPLISHI-ID HOMEMAKERS. Bert Greenwalt, recipient of the '74 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, enjoys being outdoors with Cindy Hosto, Prairie County's Miss Fluffy Rice Bert was the first male in the history of HHS to win the Homemaker Award TOP BRASS chosen to attend Regional Band Clinic in Benton lanuary 4-5 were Hazen bandsmen Ronme Duch Lisa Screeton, De- lilah Warren Tem Hatfield Cathy Rogers and Tem Pxch it Q Q :fa 1 -f 12 .1 . 4' '-'SEV ,li ee i s 4 - . ff' ' f' i , ? '-ov fe - t Honorsl113