Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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REGISTRATION BLUES. Sophomore jimmy Robison waits for Mr. C, B. Watter- son to issue him a locker and books. Senior high students registered on August 21, and elementary and junior high on August 22. School officially began August 23. t tt is Q55 1 IIASSI-Ei IIASSI-E8 IIASSLES STUFFED UP. Sophomore Ritchie Gerety experienced difficulty in keeping the con- , tents of his locker together. Locker problems were worse for those who occupied top lock- EFS. 141 Cheap Thrills frustrations antagonize even the calmest Hall traffic varied! Trying to beat the rush, students dodged, el- bowed, and fought, some days in an attempt to get to class. Cuts and bruises seldom resulted but push- ing annoyed everyone. Semester registration proved the most tiresome of all school routines. Waiting in line for hours, students checked-in in seconds. Arriving at the head of the line, un- derclassmen discovered no books were available for many classes. Adding to their inconveniences, many were separated from their friends and were placed in alternate classes. Food frustrations plagued upper- classmen. Hungry beings, they raided coke and candy machines be- tween classes and frowned A LOT when the machines were empty, Particularly disappointing to seniors were calls of no seconds on pizza or chicken and dressing in the cafeteria. Grades and tests were traditional hassles . Losing sleep over exams proved to strengthen academic standing but worked hardships on students' dispositions. In addition, lack of parking spaces and themes for talking and chewing gum tail- ored the year.

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RUSH HOUR. Scurrying out of the building, students hurry to begin weekend pleasures. 4-1' Q. 1. F ,fa fo GO FISH. Kathy Weems and Kathlene Crowder, average two hands of cards during their lunch break. LAZIN' after school on Friday. Tommy Mar- tin relaxes with his favorite Snoopy paper- back, Paperbacks rated with Hazen students . . . they were easy reading and carrying. 1 3 I' ffii if 5 J as Q arg' D t ,Q 8 , i fn X 81,4 ff foopy if x i Q 3 xy T.G.I.F.l13

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