Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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41 3528! fi z 'il ,H W 2 Learnmg IS the real hmellght at HHS It IS the reason why 750 hu mans crowd the halls 175 days a year Sure there are tlmes when people frowned cr1ed or screamed about homework and occa s1onally even forgot why they were 1n the classroom at all but study and extra currxcu lar aCf1V1t1eS meshed lnvolvlng every stu dent Clubs classes and the people lnterested 1n them proved EXEQQYUNE wontf to get into the oct Dividerl65

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MAKING POSITIVE or negative prints, publications' photographer Wayne Felts, re- laxes during deadline madness. Printing up to 50 5x7's a night, Wayne proved his love for photography. p 4 f 'it

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SENIOR MAIORETTES. Laura Heinmiller, feature twirler: Karen Petrus, Cathy Stallings, Cecily Gammellp Delilah Warren, captain: Cathy Rogers, assistant drum majorette: and Vivian Svestka, drum majorette. FIRST OUT. Majorette Cecily Gammill awaits the signal to begin the England half- time show. Majorettes created new weekly routines, including twirling fire for the last home game. Forvrez'rd, 61Wa1f:I1,! 66l Understudiesu YOU'RE FLAT. Seventh grader Byrum Kelly adjusts the slide on his French hom getting it in tune, Iunior bandsmen presented half- time shows at all home games and music for junior pep rallies Wet grass and cold winds try senior bandsmen ' ho forgets being a member of the band! Marching through wet grass first period on dreary days almost did me in. Who cares about the grass , . . it's the music I love. At the first of marching season you worry about the heatg at the end you worry about the cold - it's one extreme to another. Packing horns and equipment on buses or forging through the gates of Hornet field, band members functioned as a group united with a common goal every Friday night: performing a perfect halftime show. Putting marching bandsmen to the test, Mr. Roger McLaren, direc- tor and Vivian Svestka, drum ma- jorette transformed the Pride of the Prarie into star, pinwheel, and gigantic word patterns. Adding to their long list of ap- pearances, the marching band per- formed in the Homecoming Parade and the Stuttgart Christmas Parade. Closing the season with a salute to America, they added a unique half- time touch - a multi-colored fireworks finale. Rounds of ap- plause from both stands proved re- ward enough for the long hours of practice, practice, practice.