Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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NOW, BEC! Retuming from school, l-lead Librarian Mrs. Charlene Ieffcoat is greeted by her pet Cocker Spaniel 'Clarencei issnviug Mob 16 BOOKWORM. In her free time, Mrs. Juanita Gammill, choral director, relaxes with a good book, usually a best-seller. DQIFNE After school teachers go their own way Teachers relaxed just like other people. After hours, they were no longer inspected, labeled, or harassed. They stepped out of the role of hard-working laborer and en- joyed some free time. Scratching the surface of most teachers, students discovered they enjoyed similar interests. lrregardless of season, cyclists like Mr. C. B. Watterson were seen riding out Highway 249. Golf and tennis monopolized Coach Harold Haygood's and Mr. William Richardson's spare time. Occasionally, students joined them for a round or set. Spending one to two leisure hours a day on fun, teachers averaged the same amount making exams and re- viewing for the next day's classes. This outside work proved students were not the only ones with homework. IN THE ROUND. Relaxing with hobbies they enjoy, Mr. Bill Richardson, English teacher, Coach Harold Haygood, head foot- ball coach, and Mr. Danny Shedd, math teacher, make good use of out of school hours. A . Q- fy N1 1 af .

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1 I Q i 6 i .V , 9 ' K f F34 V Teachers spent hours on the gn Moving out of establis Brat- terns, teachers tried new a giga- tiye teaching methods in ' 'f fMrs. Diane Strickland estabiisheaew an adult education class in her , . 'Y Pi - ' ' X . ' corfnmercial department in. 3' at ruary. As they learned typing adults improved in speed an 6.35 Y. duction. Also, night study en ' . in 1 eachxsttudent to concentrat a l g weaker areas. U 2 In his ,spaQ time Mr. Edwyh Mar- tin sponsoreed the Boy Scoutsq Scouts made flags, learned out- doors skills, and proved they could tn' camping out near Parents often urgedrtheir children A to become teachers because of the' great working hours. A teacher ob- 1 worry when time pre- vents me from fully covering each chapter. For some there wasn't enough time. OUT the window ofthe commer- room, 'Mrs Diane Strickland contem- her ifiee period off. Seniors Brenda Warren, and Dennis Brown be- adefit at typingfshorthand, and book- skills. 'X r R gg, CHALK DUST. Teaching junior high En- glish, Mrs. Bonnie Allison writes out a class- , room assignment 'check list.' SCOUT ABOUT. Agri-teacher Mr, Edwyn Martin, Boy Scout leader, suggests color choices for Barry Bednar's, Brian Westbrook's, ,lay VoVell's and Brad Allison's outdoor flags, PROBLEMS AND MORE PROBLEMS. Mr. Vernard Metcalf uses his free period to grade stacks of general math exams. ENCOURAGING WORDS. Working on the seventh and eighth grade levels, Mr. jim Es- cola explains statistics to Kathy Raper, 4 -4 ,- x it ' .... High School Teachers!157

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