Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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AF'I'ER IICURS AF'l'ER IIIURS AFTER IIIURS AF'I'ER IIIURS

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When we played against St. Charles, we 'freed' the ball all the way. The only time we made points were in layups. I rotated with Otis. He played a little and I played a little. All-in-all they shot a good game but l knew from the first we could beat them. Terrance Washington ffl ar- The most exciting moment this year was when we played in the District Toumament against St. Charles. We were ahead by three points with only twenty seconds in the game. We rebounded with only one second left. They fouled Haygood which meant he had two free shots and we made both of them. They were unable to score with only one sec- ond left. Pretty exciting. Bruce Strong Playing basketball in a hard season makes the game interesting. In the toumament at St. Charles we beat them by three points . . . a rough contest. Otis Ware Iunior Basketballl43

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1 I 'S Part time workers battle heavy loads In class and out Gearing up or down posed no problem for many students who besides attendlng school daily were employed part time Without DE or ICT programs the working student at HHS devised his own work and study schedules, real1z1ng a certain independence Earning extra money and meeting and dealing with people were sighted as major reasons for work ing part time Whether the student dressed in overalls and worked on the grease rack or donned a grocer s apron and cut meats part time jobs provided a chance to prove one s se Completing math assignments in English or History assignments in Art grades often suffered as some student laborers spent little time on homework Others proved they could hold down two jobs being a student and a member ofthe work force WORKING afternoons as an NYC worker sophomore Nancy Vaden leaves the class rooms spotless Twenty students are em ployed under the NYC plan 4115. BOOKED UP Senior Lisa Wylie makes daily ledger entries for Mr Ioe Rieke public ac countant She plans to mayor in accounting ON TOP. Discing the fields for spring plant ing Skip Hula, sophomore finds the work easy with power steering on his tractor. Farmers worked hard from April through Iune on planting their crops. if if Fi MEATHEAD Preparing to cut a side of beef junior Terry Vail works behind the meat counter at Roger's ICA TRUCKIN Chris johnston sophomore spends after hours working for Livesay s Fumiture and Appliance. His work entailed everything from loading and unloading fur- niture to installing appliances. Working Students!45