Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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GRUB?? TIME. journalism students get to- gether as a staff during eat-a-thons to discuss progress on yearbook and to build enthusiasm. LEAN ON ME. Rhonda Caviness and Myra Bednar, organizations, put their heads to- gether to come up with picture ideas and to decide on type faces for their section. , C. B. Watterson X1 tj ' . F O ffw x 2 13, ll vgwlll Wh fl li i Wah libl Q o Q. X , kk. i ,,,,' ,X , , 1 ff wot rxrl f . X, A in ' xg' ty l ' . 1 YQ . A -Q I' E ,N e :Iii ir- ' 'I' X ', 'Y lv' will vt Yi lst ' t.1'L..5-tl'--1,ffcvtg-rg I -- ' - , . 4 ' ,rw Wo 4:1 ill. it r. sf Late hours provoke yearbook journalists f-Dcadliqe Daze COVER-UP. Using liquid paper to cover smudges, jane Hatfield and Stan Kelly, advertising, and Vivian Svestka, co-editor, proof ad copy. 3 .V-, I , HORNET STAFF: Bottom row- M Bednar, organizations, S. Kelly, ads, A. McMullen, classes, M. Patterson, sports, W. Felts, photography editor, F. Betzner, sports, I, Plafcan, beauties and honors. Top row - K. Drotar, beauties and honors, C. Svestka photographer, C. Stallings, classes, R. Cavi- ness, organizations, j. Bednar, classes, S Colclasure, faculty, D. Warren, index, L. Bednar, sports, P. Warren, V. Svestka, editors, H. Mosby, classesg and D. Vowell, ads. Yearbookl91

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receding three yearbook deadlines, eleven thirty p.m. rolled around and Hornet staffers were still hard at work pick- ing up loose ends and applying fin- ishing touches to tri-packs. Officially, there were two jour- nalism periods. Photographers, however, worked in their off periods. Athletes who couldn't work journalism into their schedules sacrificed after school hours for the cause. Camera troubles were never end- ing. Halfway through football sea- son, reflex mechanisms snapped and the 35 mm camera had to be sent off for repairs. Two days before the first deadline, the last bottle of de- veloper managed to collect brown gunk crystals. Completing re- takes, the Clicker on the newly- repaired camera fell off and photog- raphers had to use a pencil to de- press the spring. Embarrassed be- yond belief, they penciled their way through deadline 41 . '73 Hornet honors included AHSPA's All-Arkansas rating, an A-plus from NSYA, NSPA's All- American score, and CSPA's Trend- setter Award. Ball State journalism workshop staffers inspired blue prints for the '74 Hornet. Graphic lines, new ace- tate type faces and magazine layouts shaped the book's format. Follow- ing Mr. C. B. Watterson's orders, yearbook staffers continually tried to mod-style the book. For 24 jour- nalists, getting into the act meant perfectionist effort. 901 Understudiesu

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CHAINED to his typing, Hazen officerjames Todd, assistant police chief, concentrates on hitting the home keys. Officer Todd managed to squeeze the course into a tight schedule. STUMPED. Despairingly, senior Linda Bed- nar looks to Mrs. Diane Strickland for help in bookkeeping. Accounting students raced to take tums using two adding machines. -i I 8 sun 4' ni I in-1 m 1 1 1 A TYPE CAST Mrs. Rosetta Van Houten eyes her book as her fingers do the hitting. Adult typing class began slowly, but soon confi- dence replaced uncertainty. 921 Understudiesu n