Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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All FAME REST BREAK. Getting away from the routine of cheering, Linda Bednar enjoys FBLA, FHA, and Beta Club work. alll' sail' jsurnu: U11 ..- ll a 1 1.0 tff. ROUNDING OUT research on their note cards, Vivian Svestka, Lisa Wylie, Freddie Lisko, and Linda Bednar double check for errors. DAYDREAM BELIEVER. Receiving scholar- ship confirmation from Ouachita Baptist University, Lisa Wylie anticipates what freshman orientation will be like. 114!Mug Mob

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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

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ALL-STAR, Freddie Lisko, Most Valuable Player in Class BH football competition, spent most of his spare time in the gym. Prac- ticing, for Freddie, meant athletic scholar- ships. ANNUALITIES. Editor ofthe '74 HORNET, Vivian Svestka proofs pages after school for deadline No. 2. The duties of state CYO pres- ident and Arkansas representative on the Na- tional Multiple Schlerosis Youth Leadership Council also filled her extra curricular hours. f' X ff Faculty designates tour top-ranked seniors Maintaining a relatively new trad- ition, HHS faculty members voted four seniors into the third annual Hall of Fame on Ianuary 15. Cited for his accomplishments in sports and extra-curricular ac- tivities, Freddie Lisko served as fullback on the '73 Hornet team and was chosen All-District, All-State and Most Valuable Player in class B football competition. He also served as president of the FFA and participated in FCA work. Vivian Svestka, outstanding in academics, served as president of the Beta Club and band, and was co-editor of the HORNET yearbook. Active in FBLA, she served as sec- retary. Vivian was also chosen drum majorette of the marching Hornet band. Linda Bednar and Lisa Wylie supported the Hornets in athletic events and were instrumental in carrying out community activities and projects. Hall of Fame!115 g Q 1 gf' 5 Es