Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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Adams, Rusty Addison, Doug Allgood, Steve Booth, Donnie Buckner, Trey Carlyle, Debbie Carroll, Leonard Cook, Gina Coyle, Karen Cox, Leigh Crowder, Dorean Elrod, Niki

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Administrators deal with pressing problems Keeping an ear to the ground, administrators worked with mem- bers ofthe community to assure that faculty and curriculum met the needs of the majority of Hazen stu- dents. Scrutinizing budget expendi- tures, Superintendent Elbert Kizzia aided school board members in set- ting up guidelines for school man- agement. Three forty-five might have marked the end of a school day for students, but administration kept right on working. As a first year principal, Mr. Tommy Louks sought to increase student involvement in curricular activities. Always availa- ble to students, Mr. Louks proved to be a good listener. Adding a parent volunteer pro- gram, Mr. Fred Iohnson, elementary principal, said, The efforts of these Volunteers and student aides ena- bled elementary activities to take on model school aspects. They were so successful, educators visited our school to gain new ideas. HEAD MAN. Favorites among his many moods, Superintendent Elbert Kizzia boosts the Hornets at the Hazen-England game, as- sists Terry Felts and Lisa Wylieg takes time out for a joke, and contacts community lead- ers to keep abreast of changing affairs.