Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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HYPOCONDRIAC. A bone that pops in two when you move your muscles. Wanda Wiggins OCEANOGRAPHY. I think 'oreography' is a person who looks over Oreo cookies. Lori Boggs s- 136lMug Mob in 'Q x ' aff J - , faq, A im, All Q5 ,Af F7 qc., LJ JI SR J m5fw3 J NO' 5 I I o I o

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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

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HYPOCONDRIAC. A silly clown juggling balls in a circus is one! Rusty Seeber Kids' Sruff we i Camera intrigues, captivates creative elementary students Operating a camera and drawing creatively intrigued elementary students. Why? Because they had never been taught to use a camera or challenged to draw off the cuff . Teaching fifth graders to operate a 35MM camera took half an hour. Iournalism staffers believed this in- volvement helped elementary kids get hooked on communication. Trying to define multi-syllable words rounded out a new section in the yearbook called Kidstuff . NOM DE PLUME. It's a stubborn mule and its in French! x Iohn Garrich NOM DE PLUME. Something not fully de velopedf' Freida Baxter 'Q'-J! HYPOCONDRIAC. A big, no B-I-G mons ter!! Sean Van Houten