Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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RELAXING outside during spring weather, junior Betas discuss plans for an outing in May. Bottom row - N. Weems, reporterg I. Boothe, treasurerg B. Haygood, vice presi- dent. Top row - C. Gammill, secretaryg and C. Rogers, president. GUESS WHO? Peering through a Hsouped up copy of the Beta Iournal, freshman Randy Booe jokes around during club meetings. Q 5, 4'

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-C IT'S THIS WAY. Reviewing current agenda, Beta president, Vivian Svestka, appoints a committee in charge of work on the Honor Banquet held April 22. , ,ir ,fa if ,fe ' f' -fi . . .Q A ni. 2 S 4-imp'-1 Pf,,,t SENIOR BETA CLUB: Bottom row - B Graves, T. Haygood, C. Svestka, D. Warren, C. Stallings, S. Kelly. Top row- E. Pitonyak R. Seidenstrickerg 1. Plafcan, D. Riekep L. Wylie, secretary-treasurerg W. Felts, vice- presidentg V. Svestka, president: 1. Holmes reporter-historian, B, Hurst, D. Booth, Mrs, B. Allison, sponsor, H, Mosby: G. Rogersg L. Booe, D. Duchg K. Black, K. Drotarg R. Reid 65011014159 Sacrifice Fzec time iii sg 3, 71,5 f iii i tiifglij- ' i .fi tffffitf M , ffilisi 1 It , J 5 ....- t se ' ' Mxfiiififi . X lir.... X 1 iyt. if . f i I .F ,7 ' ' 4 S X ,A,,f . .t ' f y I, 4 , A, ,Q Betas hustle to maintain grade points ell, I wish I could go, but I've got three tests to study for or Doubt I could sit through a double feature and still finish all my homework. Both are similar attitudes taken by members of the Beta Club. Sole criteria for membership, high grades, caused great competi- tion among students. Not content to merely squeak by, Beta Club mem- bers felt learning the most impor- tant aspect of academics and worked hard on assignments. Month after month passed with few club activities and no an- nouncement of new members. Of- ficers met in March raising the ques- tions of induction, the honor ban- quet, and a possible talent show. Then, with anticipation Senior Betas tapped 20 for spring induc- tion. Members also participated in a voluntary tutoring service aiding underclassman with homework problems. FILE BOX FUSS. Mrs. Bonnie Allison, Beta Club sponsor, double checks students' tran- scripts. Qualified sophomores were installed in March. B