Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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PENCIL PUSHER Hazeline Mosby, designs pre-game nametag favors for senior football players. Novel and chewy Creations were pinned to boys' shoulders each week. STEPPING UP, Shawn McMullen, Karon Bednar, and Vicki McClure hang a spirit poster in the hall preceding the England game. Hazen was victorious 33-O. 381 Cheap Thrills Qi 'EJ l mi f, Qfelfvastf-mf, l fl Spirit makers rally crowd suppun Locker surprises, 1O'x1O' signs bon fires, and skits added to spiri fever at HHS. Dedicating them selves to promoting spirit, 15 HH and HIHS cheerleaders kindled th fires of enthusiasm. A pie in Freddie Lisko's fac sparked shrieking crowd reaction during the England pep rally. Dres sed in Big Smiths and Levis' students spurred the Hornets to near victory over Harding, 15-6, fol lowing 'Over-haul the Wildcats week. Practicing most afternoons, cheer leaders developed new cheers worked formations, and painte signs. With up to three games week, a Never-ending basketbal season meant plenty of travel fo cheerleaders. Attending camp i Jonesboro last summer, the cheered, tumbled, and compete morning, afternoon, and night. Re turning with numerous ribbons an the 'coveted' spirit stick, rah rah' kept Hornet fans in suspense ove spirit surprises.

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2 1551 eff -A 'iifi ,, 4 ' .:fiia'Rq 5' ' - r., ...Q A M .L 3 I , .. r 2? o -ri 1 if . 4 IUMPING IACK Ronnie Mosby 1521 finds the range with his one hand jump shot as DVB player Roddy 1323 watches, Hazen lost 6661. WEAVING between two players Ierry Smith lays a soft one up, EYES GLUED to the ball Freddie Lisko151j prepares to grab another rebound in touma- ment play against two C. V. White players. WHl7Z- 1 Varsity Hornets lump into tournament spotlight Stellar performances by three var- sity Hornet players highlighted a heart-breaking 3-19 season. Making the All-District tourna- ment team were jerry Smith 1205, Mike Desmuke122Q, and Gary Rogers 1121. Leading scorer jerry Smith 1201 had a 15.3 game average for the sea- son. Stats proved Mike Desmuke 1221 scored a total of 345 points followed by Gary Rogers 1125 with 297 points. In remaining games Hazen played catchup ball. With Bauxite, the Hor- nets turned a narrow third quarter loss, 56-54, into a first overtime vic- tory, defeating the Miners, 77-72. With the score 48- 43 in the third quar- ter, Hazen over DVB, the scrapper five fought back outscoring the Hor- nets 10 points, in the last frame as Hazen lost 66-61. Moving on to tournament play, Hornet fans experienced a tear- jerking season witnessing some very close games. Winding up regular sea- son play against Wheatley Mike De- smuke122j was the red hot shooter for the Hornets scoring 1201 points. VIA J A U BLOCKED. Guard Gary Rogers' 1133 at- tempted layup is blocked by james Phil- lips 1341 of C. V. White in the district tourney. Hazen lost 62-58. Senior Basketballl37

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IUNIOR CHEERLEADERS--Top row: M Ingle, T. Kocourek. Second row: S. Bednar- captain, E, Sample, S. McMullen.B0ltomrow H, Haygood, K. Bednarrg Co-captain, and V McClure. ACTRESSES AT HEART, Senior Cheerlead ers spark the opening pep assembly with . 'Charlie Brown' skit. Girls rejuvenated life less fans. INSERT: Sr, Cheerleaders: C Pitonyak, T. Van!-Iouten, D. Vowell - co captain, L. Beclnar i captain, K. Black, H Mosby, and D. Boothe. . .W . N f . 1:,1,szf f',:-fflffr f A W T rf ' l '. A .N . F l L ' A I ' ii- t Ir.-Sr. Cheerleadersl39