Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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Alice Milton Q imf Clmniqe Years ago, the class of '74 remem- bered the old saying, I can't wait to be a senior. Once there, however, they found it's no big deal any- more. As underclassmen, they looked up to, and respected seniors. In '74, however, nobody seemed to pay any attention to them. Was this identity crisis a permanent change in attitude or a sign of the times?. HHS seniors thought their better. COOL DUDE. Putting in a hard day at school, Bert Greenwalt prefers bucket seats to chrome and steel desks. Senior year is nn big deal anymore small size was responsible . . . out of sight, out of mind. Ignored, and sometimes 'walked on,' supposedly privileged seniors felt they could scarcely be called that. A consensus opinion, re- vealed seniors five years ago had it Maybe it's just passing fancy to ignore seniors, but the class of '74 did their own thing, irregardlessin SWEET SMELLING. Linda Bed nar welcomes the arr1va1.of spring s sights and smells, admiring Mrs. Odell Martin's jonquils. SENIOR OFFICERS. Karen Drotar, S. C. representative, Lisa Wylie, secretary, Patti Warren, vice-presidentp Vivian Svestka, treasurer, Danny Rieke, president, Karen Black, S.C. representative. nf' Senior C1assl121

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