Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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MOTIONLESS. FFA parliamentary proce- dure team members await competition re- sults during FFA week, February 22, Repre- senting Hazen were joe Flippo, Eddie Pitonyak, Chip Adams, Roger Templeton, john Vandesteeg, Steve Colclasure, and Mr, Edwyn Martin. NERVOUS and eagerly awaiting the paper staff's departure for Columbia, Lisa Wylie tries to calm down. A group of five student joumalists left March 13 for the CSPA convention. 561 Cheap Thrills HURRY! Seniors Karen Drotar and Donna Skarda time one another in an attempt to improve typing speed. FBLA members attended state convention, March 29. fir HVEHTI HVEHTI HVEHTI HVEITI HVEI1' I 52X C f Mr-so 3 1 si. Delegates sweat out lung practices and even longer bus rides Although school activities fol lowed similar patterns, conventions and clinics took on new looks Mr. Tommy Louks, high school principal, encouraged sponsors and club members to send delegations to their respective state conventions Not only did these conventions stimulate student representatives but honored many with plaques trophies, and citations The Iournalism Department, for example, won All-Arkansas cita tions for yearbook excellence at A.H.S.P.A. conventions in Little Rock. And junior choristers, bused to Arkadelphia for district clinic walked away with three firsts dents in convention fever. Mrs Diane Strickland helped typists and transcribers cut down on costly er rors resulting in two awards at Hot Springs. The school rule limiting over night travel did not dampen the spirit of parliamentary procedure team mates as exciting competition was a first for them this year Conventions and clinics offered still another way for everyone to get into the act. FBLA week again absorbed stu- 1,