Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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,a k KEEPING STATS. Coach Billy Saia checks the progress of his basketballieams, CRUSING. Drivers Education students Cec- ily Gamrnill and Nancy Weems practice motor safety before a practice run. Hazen Ford donated the Drivers Ed car in 1974.

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Iii' Q RED HOT SHOT. Seventh grader Richard Lisko shoots over his opponents head in a one-on-one intramural match. STRUGGLING for possession of the ball, P.E. boys included basketball in a variety of activities. x PSYCHING up for the big jump, 7th grader Dan Harvey prepares for aerial acroba- tics on the trampoline, K 5 3 1 2 ii 3 ,A

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STRAINING for last-chance repetition, Sophomore Frank Betzner tugs on the lateral pulldown bar. WORKING OUT. Iunior Mike Pitonyak builds upper body strength on the bench press, Weight machine enables athletes to shape up Hucldling around the weight machine, fifteen weightmen pres- sed, pulled-down, curled, and dip- ped their way through a regimen of weight gain and muscle building. Champion of the bench press, junior LeRoy Booe executed a 240 lb. bench press with a max- imum 225 lb. limit to set an all- school record. Twice weekly, volleyball and bas- ketball broke the weights routine and offered athletes a needed change of pace. Coach Harold Haygoocl incorpo- rated into weights the P.T.A. QPain, Torture, Agonyj program. He re- quired each weightman to do max- imum lifting on seven different ex- ercises. Aching muscles and tired from exercising, weightmen let off steam in the locker rooms daily. Part of the weights program was a major club, the Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes. 501 Cheap Thrills . we . 1. .st mfr, Anas.-:ev-rx4 4-s..