Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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Adams,Marcia Addison, Phil Allison, Brad Aycock, Bill Bednar, Barry Brooks, Cherrie Brown, Donna Butcher, Nancy Chlapecka, Donna Clawitter, Brent Coburn, Mary lane Desmuke, Dora Duch, Ronnie Edge Edge, Everman Felts, Gray, Mark Mike Vicki Tania Stevie Harvey, Dan Haygood, Holly Hinze, julie lngle, Cathy lngle, Marcia lngle, Wilma Iackson, Diane Kelly, Byrum Laws, jackie Lisko, Richard Mathis, Marty McCrosky, Alan McGee, Nicki Medlock, Randy Melkovitz, Pam Mitchell, Carol Mosby, jeff Mosby, Lori Ann Oliver, Mary Parsons, Sonya Perry, Theresa Phifer, Kevin Pich, Terri Pitonyak, Mary Ann 1341 Mug Mob FiR5T MpRESSi0N caught ln the middle 1 ,, , V At., -f -V ae. v as f X. A .if -ff: n -ff j l

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1 4 IV 4? ,xr R A X x i'g ,., SH, E . it 4 ,'e?..iii fi ,f N 3 -e is Iiving to the best of the top ten, eighth graders tuned-in now sounds on headphone radios, cassette players, and 8-track stereos. Student soul surfaced bet- ween classes and at lunch. Dancing to the music of Sly and the Family Stone or Gladys Knight and the Pips traditional walks to class be- came rhythmic strolls. Rock surpassed folk music and blue grass music in popu- arity among eighth graders. Polling classmen, over all group favorites included Black Oak Arkansas, Chicago, and Edgar Winter Afternoon homework went easier with music. I can study so much better if songs like Angie or Hello Its Me are playing said Lydia Farris. They just put me in a relaxed mood! 2 -M-4' ri, AJ iran 1 if ,fn f ' 'um , K V ' ' , 'Fic :ggi .uf ld- . r 'AL 3' 115- i ver . ' F l X I i ':, wi 3 -in 'F vs was L' . ? N. 5 Lf if 1 ' , Milton, Carol lean Mitchell, Derick Mosby, Pamela Newell, Ieanette Newkirk, Les Oliver, Cathy Plafcan, Angela Plafcan, Maria Raper, Kathy Rogers, Terry Roland, Beverly Rollins, Ricky Seeber, Kathy Seeber, Sheila Shelman, Teresa Sims, Bucky Smith, Derrick Smith, Jackie Smith, Lynn Stallings, Christa Story, Virgil WOOGIE BARITONE. Mike Hogue transmits 'mod sounds' in junior band second period. Stell, Gerald Svestka, Greg Thomas, Joyce Thomas, Tracie Thweatt, Maysie Uhiren, Pamela Vaden, Lois Vail, Timmy Vowell, Suzan Washington, Terrance Weatherly, Bryant Westbrook, Brad Wills, Calvin Wilson, David Eighth Grade!133

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TAIGNG ADVANTAGE ofthe Art Ap- preciation course offered in the seventh grade, Vicki Everman answers ques- tions on art slides, A variety of courses intrigued curious seventh graders. Q5 1 fr' ,, gf 47: :fu SQ 3' ll , A .iv , fr x J ' . K 8' A , f , ,H H 0.1911 l I EJ S E' Q 1' . 4 5 rl ' , -r f is . -M, - WS 1 'gt l A lat, ,A , :nf H ,Af 1 ' 1 s ill m .QT L I fy S ll DAYDREAM BELIEVER. During study hall Mary Coburn mulls over a hectic moming at school. Full schedules usu- ally kept seventh graders busy seven periods a day. Rogers, Donna Roland, Clifford Russell, Terry Smith, Teresa Strohl, john Strong, Shirley Taylor, Lori Throgmartin, Racheal Tipton, Rhonda Uhiren, Stephanie Vail, Tina Vowell, lay Ware, Gale Warren, Sharon Watson, Debbie Weatherly, Ice Westbrook, Brian White, Debbie Wood, Kathy Seventh Gradel135