1, l 1972 Home Volume 23 , . . Published by the Rhythm I n ca cha nglng environment H0rr1etStaff Hazen High School Hagen, Arkansas I We seek to discover the answers to many of our childhood won- derings. Some have been answered . . . others are yet to be answered . . . 4 , iff f - I --, J f 35 ,, I Q- ,, . nl E f L 9. .W -www , -5 , ' , . ' K xl 'SN Q .sas. .,,, N 2 E' tIChg 1 I ' 4 2 f i A A 5 5 I if .5 V L I ,f ,Q mam -s!-2-xvs ,?f,, uk 5-Iyuhlqpgqgg-gtfgig' flf 5 1 5,495 5154 ' S. C. B. Watterson Environmental Change . . . 3 y ? 5 if i I ' 1, fQ'S.. ff E S L., I T,-,g,.Q,a . -' V i I ' ' I, Ki-Nzxifiw., ' . 134 Q -an -vw-.N Ag-..., Y. ,Q 1. ' . 1 3? W f , I Lf - V - ,Q i 92 2 -'J ' A .-1+-1 K. E ' -HSP-M1....--1 -ff -Q.: H f . M, an M.- .. 2 , in rw 31' - QW L . 'PV' W L, ,,. WN 4 K . . ' K Q fa wnhm W. , ' A Lf' ' - ' if ... . '- Hf,,.M. fj ,gi iggkff A H J, '7' ' ,,,,,M. W,.,,K,. ,M W 1 , X , Q 1 Q .f Y 1 , a.,,t- .ww X i im .S' 4- 'B Aw , AQ? s y a M... Wi' ...sw As the seasons change from spring to fall, we adhere to the earth's calling. We hear her voice in the wind rustling through the trees, in the rippling water of a fresh mountain stream and in the chirping of crickets ona crisp autumn night . . . ff 6 3 E' rlchg 5 'MSL Environmental Change ,gm HAYFN if, We must try to understand the earth 's need for us as individuals E tICh q 7 We stond now, where no mon has stood before, at the brink of destruction by our own hands. Gwen Frostic , s xiiilxii 8 ,En ' mental Cha g 'ix 'Y ' ' WW vfwwwnfw L Q1 fx AE? . .I u 1- We, 'N Bruce Proctor Environmental Change , . 4' fx A' - -4- ' ' ' r- H' ' -.' Y' vi '11-12' 5-92 ' 1- ' . - - V a-V 2 ' cw. my . .. 5. . 1- , , J- -V -NJ. .1. ' - X' '- -sfVV5'Lf': - . 12 --si ' 3. 'V . - -f, V . V- - 6 .. . V V , ,, VVVV- ,... .-Q 1VVi,HVa-,V V , V x V - a -V V- V. f. - V. V - VV, N. --V-V1 V s. 4-, .V - . , -N 1 4, 1 A , Vx ,SS V V V, .. 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VV,. 4:,,vggLvf'm 3 1? , X A Qtii-11-:ff vwwig :si -+5-Lg 'ii -A f2i:'?l4 . f --yi ...Q as ,ll c- Q V-V V l Zityf-',.,.'f:,n. t'q3L,4 V . WA, ,U .ny .1 ': I-f ?Q'IfE5g-fl!-17nEsZ'5i3fFm Beginning of school witnesses various changes. The months ot August and September were ones of adjustment for students as well as teachers. . .Coach Fred Johnson was ele- vated to elementary principal . . . new dress code was introduced by the high school students.. .new members added to the faculty. Upper right: First pep assembly for 1971-72 season. Right: Younger students showed more enthusiasm about school than did the older ones. Far right: Band students. and director started working early to strive for the best. .. . August v 2 is 5 B ggi .sl QS ' W QW ' s .. ,, . ,,i,me Top: Carolyn Raper is prepared for senior picture in cap and gown, Left: Cheerleader, Ginny Carter promotes spirit during a Friday lunch break. September , . , 15 Lower: One of several floats entered in the Homecoming Parade. This was the entry of the Jack and Jill Kindergarten. Right: First year chemistry students learn by trial and error. Lower right: Senior, Sara Edge, acts as mascot during Harding game, most important ofthe season. ' t I rx t in S ii' Football Season Begins With Enthusiasm Hornets were victorious during the first ballgame . .. Oct. 6 was the day set aside for school pictures... Who's Who elections were the fol- lowing day... On Oct. 14 Beth DeVorak was crowned Nliss Hornet 1971-72. -wr Win N, it xx X . A,i'sf:i :fl155i5':f1i? efwfff W, f Left: Students relax during lunch, the only break of the day. Lower: Oct. 16 was the day of victory forthe Razorbacks over the Texas Longhorns. October . , . Seniors Vie for Parts in The Adorable Imp Lower: Adam Wilson in deep thought about a problem introduced to the class on the blackboard. Right: instructor Shirley Skarda adds a bit of humor to her class. Far right.' Alisa King seems to enjoy her trip dovvn the slide. Lower right.' Elementary students making the most of their time during recess. wwimwgmg r t if srll NA 'Q-.M . 8 , . . October QQ 4 f M-vu' 1 Left: Seventh grade students Rusty lngle, Monty Weems and Michael Mitchell study a visual aid in Earth Science. Lower left: Seniors Johnny Gerety and George l-lite study diligently their parts for play try outs. Lower right: Albert Perry, Flip Foot, .lerrell Holmes and Loy Kee go through their daily procedure of raising the flag. November. . . First Snow of the Year Marks Thanksgiving Holidays By November and December students were in full swing of school . . . Dismissed Nov. 8 for good behavior on Halloween . . . Nov. 9 tryouts for Senior play . . . Thursday, Nov. 11, Becky Plafcan and Donna Losak at- tended Science Symposium in Little Rock . . .accompanied by Margery Wills. . . Donna awarded third place for sci- ence paper. . . Nov. 15, Seniors measured for caps and gowns. . .Student Council had annual Golden Thanksgiving Nov. 19. . .Thanksgiving holidays Nov. 22-29. . . Nov. 30 Janie Westbrook won Miss Congeniality title and first runner up in Miss Mallard contest. . . Dec. 2, Juniors or- dered Senior rings . . . Seniors ordered invita- tions. . . Dec. 7, Senior girls took Betty Crocker test. . . This Atomic World as- sembly Dec. 8 . . . Dec. 17, Elementary Christmas program . . . Christmas Walk by Art department . . . Christmas Cantata Dec. 20. . . Dismissed for Christmas holidays Dec. 21-Jan. 3. . . . November Lower: Diane Strickland apparently enjoying her period free from class. Lower right: Vice-president, Sara Edge, speaks about the Student Council's Golden Thanksgiving, Lower: Elementary students enjoy the first snowfall ofthe year. than ,7 'xi gn, E r . J 2 I' V ,fi 5-4774 i ' 1 w gli 5: s ., I ff. -K F l Upper left: Seniors Terry Ciganek, Steve Chudy, Mark Hickey and James Greenwalt disassemble an automobile engine. Center left: Capitol at night decorated for the Christmas season. Center right: Junior, Glenn Carroll, eyes the assortment of Sr. rings from which he must choose, Left: Linda Bednar has heir-raising experience at the Atomic World Assembly, December. . . Vx fn. I Q 1, Y I 1 '-.as x:,,f ' ff XZ nfl 22 . . . December we l 1 Y if g ' Winter Page 22 Upper left: Rex Long, Gary Stallings and Jerrell Holmes gaze upon the manger scene at the Capitol. Far left: Seniors Susan Hooks and Sara Edge seenw to be teHing Santa their Hvvantsn for Christmas. Center left: Bruce Watterson and visitors study the work of a student at the Christmas Art Walk. Lower left: Elementary students spell out the greenng for the season, Page 23 Above: Band members prepare for departure to the Jr. High Band Clinic in Pine Bluff. Center left: Students at Choral concert. Left: James Greenvvalt gives the peace sign apparently unseen by the teacher. January . . . Students Begin New Semester . . . lib? Upper right: Darrell VanHouten orVVinston Picker- ell, awaits his cue for the next line in The Adorable Imp. Center: George l-lite portrays Maggie O'Corke, an Irish maid. Right: Robbie Templeton, Jackie Harper, Nancy Kitler and Jim Hutchens, practice teachers in elementary and high school. 59'- W . , ,gk we 4 ' ,.i.'f-ni':'AL5f5?'Saii8?+f wtf Ft' 24, , . January v nuff gisxsuu-null gfx. 5- ti,f.W..., January. . .proves to be month for new beginning. . .new year. . .new semester...Jan. 4, Senior Hall of Fame selected by faculty . . .Jan. 6, Science assembly with Dr. Bea- dles. . .PTA Father's Night. . . Jr. High band clinic. ..Jan. 12-14, se- mester tests . . . Start of second semes- ter, Jan. 19. . .Seniors view a produc- tion of Macbeth in Stutt- gart . . .Jan. 21, Senior play, The Adorable lmp, . . . Sr. High band clinic . . . Jan. 24, Roxanne Woods receives Betty Crocker Award . . . Sen- ior football players receive blank- ets . . . Lettermen, jackets . . . Jan. 25, elementary visited by Cactus Vic. . . Jan. 31, start of Senior privi- leges. Above: Second grade students learn importance of globe usage, Center: Senior after receiving football blanket. Left: Coach l-laygood keeps up with current affairs while tending study hall. February . . . Center: Wilbur Mills announced Mar. 12 that he would actively seek the Presidency, Right: Coach Louks ponders the situation during one of the Senior basketball games. Below.' Band Boosters selected Rosemary I-looks, president: Betty Bednar, vice-presidentg Shirley Rogers, secretary and Rachael l-lolmes, treasurer. Betty Bednar aides in the measurement of Junior Band students for nevv uniforms. Nxt 26. . . February Qs... 535 M . 1- lil' Qi is Athletes Honored ot Banquet February and IVlarch . . . busy months for Junior class . . . Feb. 3, PTA Founder's Day. . .Junior class spon- sors chili supper, Jan. 4. . .Speech class to Henderson College for speech and debate. . . Feb. 14, Junior play tryouts. . . Beta Club talent show, Feb. 18. . . All-State Band, Pine Bluff . . .lVlar. 3, Athletic ban- quet . . . FHA banquet, lVlar. 7 . . . Student Council elections, lVlar. 14. . .Science fair, lVIar. 28. . . Pro- fessor, How Could You? , Junior play production, lVlar. 24. Below: Senior Ronnie Vanl-louten gets in shape for track season. ,AH f- sq ,gina - . .,s.,1.- is March Above: PTA Officers-Laverne Seidenstricker, Vice-Pre-5.5 Faye Sickel, Pres.g ldena Greenvvalt, treas.: lmOQSf1G LGS, sec., make plans for an upcoming meeting. Center: Creative art at Zooms, Below: All-regional band members, Andy Stallings, Vivian Svestka, Terry Taylor and Janiewestbrook. 28 . . . March w K an .5 ff rr az 'affix e 5 , T. - l l i Spring Dawns . . . 4. fi ii Q! Center: Ninth grade student Debbie Vowell begins spring cleaning with locker. Left: Those chosen for Girls State and Boys State for 1971 were from left to right: Jerrell Holmes, Mark Hickey, Martha Guthrie, Janie Westbrook, Andy Stallings, Connie Skarda, George Hite, Roxanne Woods, and in the foreground Johnny Gerety. Above: Coach Eskola aids small son, Todd, after a ballgame. April . . . 29 Final Day Approaches. . .Graduation A April and lVlay . . . Seniors anticipate last few days of school . . . Easter holi- days IVlar. 30-Apr. 3 . . . Apr. 7-8, State Junior Academy of Science, Fayetteville... FBLA Convention, Hot Springs, Apr. 14-15. . . Apr. 18, Honors Banquet. . .State Band festi- val, Hot Springs, Apr. 20-21 . . . Nlay 2, Spring Band Concert. . . IVlay 5, Seniors dismissed from school . . . Junior-Senior Prom, lVlay 12. . . lVlay 14, Baccalaureate. . . Graduation, lVlay 15 . . .A moment of happiness, emotion, pride for those who have taken another step into ever-moving cycle of their lives. . . lVlay 19, school dismissed. Above: Second grade students show artistic ability during the first few days of Spring. Far right: Perlis Smith strives to perfect his typing talent. Right: Must be spring time...Darrell Vanlrlouten and Carolyn Minton enjoy spring weather. April . . ., 30 gif.,--:lf W.. --A, ., , 'L-Qllid .Q-M 3 ' -Q 7 f F Q ,I , -: A if f- ff! 1 1 fir, VV.s V,,. 'if'?E' 'f - .. , f a vi : - . if . ,. . in Time of Joy... Top left: l-land-carved, ice Buddha which set off head table at 1970-71 prom, Top: Servers for banquet were from left to right: Gary Stallings, Candy Isbell, Carolyn Minton, Scottie Pich, Terry lngle and Debbie Bednar. Standing: Paul Betzner, Terry Taylor, Albert Perry, Chuck Haygood, Sen- ior sponsor, Bruce Watterson, Marvin Fleicl and Flip Foot. Left: Carol Jo Rogers and Billy Taylor contem- plate their future plans which are so near, follow- ing Graduation. May... Our service . . i. Organizations ,, ' ff lx s ' ' so L.f'.gfi 34. . .Organizations all llll lm 1, Pres., Steve Lisko 2. Hist,, Gary Stallings 3. Treas., Candy Isbell 4, Parl., Eddie Pitonyak 5. Reporter, Joh nny Gerety 7. 6. Vice-Pres, Sara Edge Sponsor, Larry Anthony 8. Alice Milton 9. Danny Flieke 10. Carolyn Flaper 11. Terry Ciganek Q 2:51 A 'W---4--4w-qw. L I , Council Works for School Unity Student Council ...assembly commit- tee . . . projects committee. . . scholarship committee.. . has 25 members. . .work- shop at Stuttgart High School . . .designs royalty float for homecoming pa- rade . . . sets up elections for school . . . di- vides student body into White and Purple parties. . .makes ballots. . .counts votes. . . handles all holiday assem- blies. . . sponsors annual Christmas canned food drive. . .collects material for bags to be sent to needy families. . . repairs toys for elementary students. . . sells soft drinks to raise money for scholarships...awards scholarships to outstanding students in spe- cial assembly . . . recognizes students with service and achievement awards at end of year. . . Larry Anthony sponsors. . . Left: Steve Lisko, Student Council President, addresses a committee meeting. Below center: lvlr. Anthony discusses new projects with student coun- cil members. Below: Alice Milton, Roxanne Woods, Terry Ciganek, and Janie Westbrook sepa- rate clothes for White Christmas program. l. Jerrell l-lolrnes, reporter 16, Martha Guthrie 2, Jarvis Mosby 17. Donna Losak 3. Mark Meirlel' 18, Lisa Wylie 4. Bert Greenvvalt 19. Pam l-lillyard 5.J0hf1f1V Mafllfl 20. Sponsor, Margery Wills 6. i:f3flkl6 iVi3I'Ill1 21- Janicg Holmes 7. Marvin Reid 22. Brenda Taylor 3. Gafv Stallings 23. Vice-pres., Candy Isbell 9- Eddie Pironvak 24. Pres., Janie Westbrook 10- JOHNNY Geretv 25. Sec., Roxanne Woods 11. Daflfly RlGk9 Susan Hggkg 12. Lynn Mason, sponsor 27- Judy gednar Connie Skafda Karen Drgtar 14. BSTH DeVorak 29. l-list., Becky Plafcan 15- GlnfW Camel' 30. Vivian Svestka 31. Ed ith Moncriet tl i Members Work on Recycling Proiect Science Club ...meets first Monday monthly at 2 p.m .... works together with Junior Academy of Science. . . Candy Isbell wins trip to National Junior Sciences and Humanities Symposium at West Point in '71 tor her research in loacteriology . . . sponsors Atomic World program December 8. . . Donna Losak places third in State Junior Academy of Sciences for her research paper Effects of Pesticides on Fish . . . Losak attends National Junior Academy of Sciences Convention at Duke University in '72 . . . hosts Dr. Beadles, ASU Professor, tor assembly on Population Ecol- ogy . . . promotes Science Fair March 28. . .collects scrap paper and aluminum for recycling project . . . Margery Wills and Lynn Mason co-sponsor. . . 36 , , . Organizations Beta Club Inducts I5 New Members Beta Club.. .has 31 members. . . meets first Monday monthly at 11:30 a.m .... scholarship, character, service, as requirements . . . has faculty-administration choose eligible sophomores, juniors, and seniors. . . 15 new members formally in- ducted in February at H.l-l.S. audito- rium . . . administration, faculty, and stu- dent body attend formal induction . . . spon- sors an all-school talent show, February 18. . .profits are for scholarship to senior members. . .gives annual banquet April 18 for members and parents. . . Dr. Hobby guest speaker for banquet. . . members order pins and charms. . . elect '72-'73 presi- dent in May. . .Shirley Skarda, sponsors. ,... ' if 40 ' LQ if ,I V' 5.1259 fi if . s no 24 JW' 'wwf it ff' C . l' fV.T9'+wf'iQffr'l.g:.2 A 1 r. -- ,,,..-,y-:altlang 'f'M.,y' ' lg' 'i'.. ' -- Tiff 1. Rosalie Uhiren 21. Susan Hooks 2. Eddie Pitonyak 22. Judy Bednar 3. Lisa Wylie 23. Sponsor, Shirley Skarda 4. Donna Losak 24, Jarvis Mosby 5. Ginny Carter, treas. 25. Carolyn Raper 6. Kristie Davis 26. Pres., Wayne Kocourek 7. Janie Westbrook, sec. 27. Terry Ciganek 8. Carolyn Minton 28. Andy Stallings 9. Candy Isbell 29. Carol Jo Rogers 10. Connie Skarda 30. Cindy Adams 11. Vivian Svestka 31. Johnny Martin 12. Debbie Bednar 32. Roxanne Woods 13, Lawana Lambert, reporter 33, Marvin Reid 14. Pam L99 Woods 34. Beth DeVorak 15. Edith Moncrief 35. Scottie Pich 16. Martha Guthrie 36. Danny Rieke 17. Sherry Templeton 37' Mark Meme,- 18- Bfenda Hurst 38. Vice-pres., Gary Stallings 19. Darlene Crowder 39- Laffy Clifton 20- Beckv Pl3'fC3fl 40. Paul Betzner Organizations. . . 37 38 . . .Organizations 27 28 30 34 21 1 24 25 35 20 22 5 26 29 10 1 1 1 2 l3 V' Q 3 4 8 1 2 9 . Jane Hatfield Sara Edge, reporter . Jackie lVlcClure Debbie Taylor, sec. Linda Parr Kaye White Brenda Taylor Lawa na Lambert, Pres. Karen Black Virginia lngle Rita H ill Cindy Pitonyak Debbie Taylor Norma Watson 2 18. Pam Booth 19, Pam Holmes 20. Cairn VanHouten 1. treas., Carolyn RGDGV 22. Gail Gunn 23. Linda lngle 24. Carol Haynes 25. Donna Perry 26. Freda King 27, LeAnn Wilson 28. Frankie Martin 29, Erma Vaden 30. Daphne Crowder 31. Nancy Vaden Charlene Jeffcoat 32. hist., Karen Cummings SDOUSOF 33. Cathy Weems Linda Bednaff 34. Robert Seidenstricker Vice-pres, 35. Rhonda Caviness Martha Guthrie Members Manage Library Book Work Library Club.. .29 members. . .hosts Spring '71 District meeting. . . member of District 9 ASLA. . .attend tall meeting at Conway High School . . . members keep card catalogue up to date, stamp and shelve new books. . . excession books. . . bind maga- zines. . . catalogue and process audio visual material . . . process vertical file mate- rial ...aide in selection of new books. . . keep a scrapbook . . . assist stu- dents in library procedures. . . design library bulletin boards. . .attend District 9 ASLA meeting at Vilonia High School and State ASLA meeting at SCA in Conway . . .Char- lene Jeffcoat sponsors. . . Student Club Offers Business Instruction Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica . . .sponsored by FBLA-PBL Incorpo- rated. . .belong to State FBLA organiza- tion . . . 27 members. . . meet Monday mornings monthly at 10 a.m .... planning committee. . .activity committee. . .4 offi- cers attend district meeting at Wilbur Mills High School September '71 ...Carolyn Fiaper and Sara Edge attend March of Dimes Conference in Hot Springs. . .sponsor local all-school March of Dimes drive. . . practice shorthand, typing and business skills in preparation tor State FBLA Convention in Hot Springs, April 14-15...Diane Strick- land sponsors. . . 20 5 6 8 io Q H 5 26 3 2 I 4 'll l 5 1. Susan Hooks, Vice-pres. 10. George H ite 19. Wanda Skarda 2. Johnny Gerety 11. Candy Isbell 20. Vivian Svestka 3. Eddie Pitonyak 12. sec., Darlene Crowder 21. Cathy Clifton 4. Larry Clifton, reporter 13. Kaye White 22. Terry Ciganek 5. Debbie Taylor 14. Pres., Sara Edge 23, Linda Bednar 6. Becky Plafcan 15. SDOHSOF, Diane Strickland 24. Janet Burroughs 7. Pam Hillyard 16. treas., Connie Skarda 25. Alice Milton 8. Carolyn Baper 17. Danny Rieke 26, Lisa Wylie 9. Ginny Carter 18. parl., Mark Hickey 27, Flip Foot Organizations... 39 :wt M2 Right-Rovv 1: Cathy Stallings, Rose Marie Reid, Patti Lee Woods, Martha Guthrie, Kristie Davis, Alice Milton, Roxanne Woods, Wanda Skarda, Denice Martin, Rovv 2i Mrs. J. Gammill, Debbie Hestir, Ann Farris, Brian Conatser, Carol Svestka, Janet Burrows, Trudy Van Houten, Sherry Templeton, LeAnne Wilson, Judy Bednar, Karen Drotar, Linda Bednar, Lisa Wylie, Brenda Taylor. Diane Boothe, Donna Perry. Row 3: Johnny Kelly, Dennis lngle, Tommy Haygood, Albert Perry, Rex Long, Glen Carrell, Dewey Raper, Danny Rieke, Johnny Martin, Mike Patterson, Wayne Felts, Johnny Sykes, Kenneth Allmond. Below-Row 1: Suzette Woods, Tammy Warren, Louise Holmes. Row 2: Felecia Cook, Mae Nevv- kirk, Pam Booth, Karen Phifer. Row 3: Leila Jo Raper, Scottye Aycock, Carmen Drotar, Doris Carrell, Vicki Hall, Cindy Pitonyak. Row 4: Myra Bednar, Sandra Garrich, Daphne Crovvder, Carol Haynes, Rhonda Caviness. Organizations Choir Presents Christmas Pageant Senior Choir. . . 38 basically former mem- bers of Intermediate and Junior choirs. . .attend choir festival at Ouachita Baptist University November 4. , . practices with Madrigals, lntermediate and Junior Choirs tor Christmas Contata Petit Noel . . . gives contata in auditorium on December 20. . . places tive in regional choir tryouts at Jacksonville . . . regional choir concert held in Little Rock . . . two vvin all-state honors in competition at Russell- ville. . .attend all-state concert at Little Rock . . . hosts Easter festival at l-ll-lS March 30. , .Juanita Gammill directs. .. Center left-Madrigals: Kristie Davis, Danny Rieke, Roxanne Woods, Devvey Raper, Alice Milton, Johnny Kelly, Ann Farris, Cathy Stallings, Martha Guthrie, Mike Patterson, Patti Woods, Tommy l-laygood, Johnny Martin, Rose Marie Reid. Left-Region Choir Members: Rose Marie Reidg Johnny Marting Mrs. Gammill, Director, Tommy Haygoodg Kristie Davis, All-State: Roxanne Woods, All-State. H-T. Organizations. . . 41 Organizations .Wayne Kocou re 1. l ilo J . i i Rodney Bullock Marvin Reid Brent Graves Terry Taylor Randall Mills Bert Greenvvalt Mark lVleiner Cindy Adams Beth DeVorak Pam Hillyard .Janie Westbrook, treas. Diane Ciganek Dennis Jenkins Troy Thomas Debbie Bednar .Joe Adams .Johnny Martin Robert Seidenstricker Dennis Tipton Delilah Warren k, Pres. 22. Viceapres. Susan Hooks 23. Brian Conatser 24. Vicki Hall 25. April McMullen 26. Janice Holmes 27. Brenda Hurst 28. Cathy Stallings 29. Sharon Kelly 30. Connie Skarda 31. student conductor, Vivian Svestka 32. Debbie Vovvell 33. Jenny Plafcan 311. Jimmy Robinson 35. Marty Lisko 36. Melissa Gunter 37. Andy Stallings 38, Rose Marie Reid 39. Carolyn Minton 110. Donna Losak Musicians Perform in Halftime Show Senior Marching Band , . .41 mem- bers. . . meets first period daily . . . mem- bers practice tvvo weeks prior to opening ot school . . . stage band made up of selected players from marching and concert bands. . . march in football game half- times. . . play for pep assemblies, snake- vvalk, homecoming parade...6 members place in All-District Clinic tryouts in Benton. . .two members tryout for All- State Band in Little Flock February 12. . .attend All-State Band Festival April 20-21 in Hot Springs . . .give Spring Concert lVlay 2. . .Jerry Davis directs. . . Far left: Jerry Davis, Band Director. Left: Janie Westbrook, Captaing Beth DeVorakg Sandra Skarda, Drum Majoretteg Cindy Adams: Pam l-lillyardg Diane Ciganek. 1.5 ,....-4 Concert Band Right-Seated: Candy Isbell, Randall Mills, Mark Meiner, Bert Greenvvalt, Delilah Warren. Standing: Robert Seidenstricker, Dennis Tipton, Chuck Warren, Johnny Martin, Gary Stallings. Lower right: Jenny Plafcan, Jimmy Robinson, Marty Lisko, Andy Stallings, Jerrell Holmes, Debbie Vovvell, Melisia Gunter, Bottom-Seated: Rose Marie Reid, Pam Hillyard, Vivian Svestka, Carolyn Minton, Donna Losak. Standing.' Cindy Adams, Susan Hooks, Ginny Carter, Janie Westbrook, Brian Conatser. Si g T4 if Top-Seated: Sharon Kelly, Beth DeVorak, Connie Skarda, Sandra Skarda, Brenda l-lurst, Standing: Patti Lee Woods, Vicki Hall, April McMullen, Cathy Stallings, Janice l-lolrnes. Above-Seated: Marvin Reid, Brent Graves, Terry Taylor, Wayne Kocourek, Joe Adams. Standing: Laura Heinmiller, Troy Thomas, Dennis Jenkins, Becky Plafcan, Debbie Bednar, Rodney Bullock. Organizations. . . 45 Homemaking Girls Prepare for Future F.l-LA .... includes senior girls in family economics and first, second, third year homemaking students. . . attend Federation meeting at Cabot in November. . . Roxanne Woods elected Federation songlead- er . . . provide babysitters for PTA parents as yearly service project. . . members help Stu- dent Council sort, repair, and deliver Christ- mas parcels. . . honors '72 Betty Crocker Award winner Boxanne Woods in special assembly . . . hosts annual Mother-Daughter Banquet March 9 . . .recognized Darrell Van l-louten as F.H.A. Beau . . . members serve for school and community banquets. . .at- tend State Federation meeting at Bobinson Auditorium in Little Bock March 25. . . Christine Vveems sponsors. . . Top: Darrell Van Houten was selected '72 FHA Beau. Below: Teachers gather in Home Ec room for annual luncheon. 46. . .Organizations . Y M 5, if NQM i I l lf Betty K ocourek 'li' V ,awf , we . Q, ' ' x,,1:. ,V f 'Q ,ei P' 562 ,ip . if T555 i fa Y -aa HI 'N Vw-.C '--. 19. Debbie Vowell Lawana Lambert, Pres. 20. Carol Svestka Gail Gunn Martha Guthrie Pam Holmes Patti Woods Cathy Weerns Scottie Pich Rose Marie Reid Robin Hinton Brenda Taylor Christine Weems Janice Holmes Edith Moncrief Brenda Hurst Christie Davis Donna Losak Delilah Warren 21. Diane Booth 22. Trudy Vanl-louten 23. April McMullen 24. Cathy Stallings 25. LeAnn Wilson 26. Debbie Weems 27. 1st Vice-pres., Linda Bednar 28, reporter, Kaye Green 29. Cathy Clifton ,sponsor 30. Sherry Templeton 31, Donna Perry 32. Pam Booth 33. Denice Martin 34. Lisa Wylie 35. Judy Bednar 36. Janet Burroughs Kerry Garrich 55.1-lazeline Mosby Jenny Plafcan, 2nd Vice-pres. 56, Vivian Svegtkg Sharon Kelly Gwen Mills Debbie Taylor Virginia lngle Linda lngle Sammy Lois Jackson Rosalie Uhiren Frances Pool Carolyn Rowland Nancy Booth Betty Mitchell Phyllis Dunlap 51. Theresa Desmu ke Barbara Abston Vivian Curlett Rose Mitchell 57. Karen Drotar 58. Kaye White 59, Darlene Crowder 60. Sara Edge 61. Debbie Bednar 62. Denise Sample 63. Alice Milton 64. Sandra Skarda 65. Carolyn Minton 66. Candy Isbell 67. Diane Ciganek 68. Beth DeVorak 69. Karen Black 70. sec., Debbie Taylor 71. Pam l-lillyard 72. Ginny Carter 73. Cathy VanHouten Organizations.. my .47 Johnny Gerety, Pres. Johnny Kelly, sec. Dewey Raper, Vice-pres. Ronnie VanHouten Darrell VanHouten, treas. Tommy Perry 16, Jerry Mitchell 17. Alan Fich 18. Chuck Warren 19. Eddie Pitonyak 20. Freddy Lisko 21. Terry Vail Mark Hickey, sentinel 22. John Vandesteeg Terry Ciganek, reporter Larry Clifton Brent Graves 25. R Allen Whittenbu rg Tommy Martin Brian Boggs Charles Wood Carl Wavvak 23. John Coburn 24. Walter Bledsoe obert Seidenstricker 26. Bert Greenvvalt 27. Dennis Brown 28. Joe Flippo 29. Billy Hill 30. Terry Robinson .Johnny Raper Douglas Price Gary Rogers Mike Golleher LeRoy Booe Donnie Walker Jackie Holmes Larry Robison Jerry Davis Dennis Tipton Ricky Holmes 46. Billy Taylor 47. James Greenvvalt 118. Loy Lee Kee 49. Donnie Wiggins 50. Billy Penn 51. Francis Mitchell 52. Sonny Oualls 53. Perlis Smith 54. Mike Desmuke 55. Harold Jones 56. Roy Mosby Bill Stock 57. Emanuel Moore Albert Perry 58, Jerry Smith Danny Throgmartin 59. Dale Roy Mitchell Randall Mills 60. sponsor, James Conatser ,Organizations FFA Members Learn To Work Better Ways is was W is 5,4 it .a it 2. .. i 6 . FFA . . . has 80 members. . , operates on leadership, co-operation, and citizen' ship. . .aids in mosquito control program in Hazen and Prairie County. . . learn to assume civic responsibility. . . makes poison bait used by local citizens in muskrat con- trol . . . skill team makes concrete furniture for local city park . . . repairs faulty items on allaschool campus. . .elects Diane Ciganek chapter Sweetheart . . . recognizes most out- standing members at the end of the year. . , James Conatser sponsors. Center: lVlr, Conatser demonstrates the use of shop machinery to seniors. Bottom: Diane Ciganek is elected '72 Sweetheart. i ,s ,. 72 Annual Staff Erst to Print Yearbook in University Style Hornet yearbook . . .volume 23. . .first yearbook in l-l.H.S. history to print on 9 x 12 format.. .biggest yearbook in l-l.l-l.S. history.. .first to do avvay with the tradi- tional drapes. ..first in l-l.l-l.S. history to have fitted copy . . . has special matt finish paper. . . uses three column equidistance page plan. . .color picture for cover do- nated in July by Riceland Foods. . .re- ceived on October 26 for November 1 deadline...1O on staff appointed lvlav '71 . . . three staff members attend six day yearbook seminar in Austin . . .August workshop for all the staff. . . took approxi- mately two months effort to write copy for theme . . . theme idea from effect of land on students lives. . . staff meets four dead- lines-November l,December 1, January 10, and February 20. . .sponsors Miss l-lornet Contest October 14 . . . combines with paper staff for money making projects . . . CB. Watterson sponsors. . . . 4 A io 1 If . 7 tl l 1. Wayne Kocourek, Photographer 2. Rex Long, Photographer 3. Ginny Carter, Classes 4. Candy Isbell, Favorites 5. Sara Edge, Athletics 6. Johnny Kelly, lnclev 7. Susan Hooks, Editor, Introduction, Student Life, Administration 8. C.B. Watterson, Sponsor 9. Denice Martin, Organizations 10. Patti Lee Woods, Advertisements ...Organizations 1 7'Gtu.,,,-A . . L 'M ...Xu -1 At fw- 1, d.,t - W ,M ag-:Jr 'x -3' Hornet Increases Size to 4 Pages fag press. . . printed by Herald Publishing Com pany . . . first offset five-column month X . ' 1391 paie as .aim ly previously had been tvvo page mimeo graph . . .publishes special senior edi- tion. . . member of Arkansas High School Press Association . . . first issue sketched out in June by the Spring appointed staff mem- bers at St. Edvvard's University week long workshop in Austin.. .six staff members sell 95750 in advertising space for S450 yearly printing cost . . . meet seventh period daily. . . second Friday monthly deadline for all copy. ..fourth lVlonday monthly deadline for typing all pages. . ,students do everything but photograph copy and operate presses. . . pair with annual staff for money making projects.. .ends year with 10 issues. . . C. B, Watterson sponsors. . . . Johnny Kelly, Business manager Vivian Svestka, Critique Becky Plafcan, Page editor Steve Chudy, Sports Donna Losak, Page editor .Way ne Kocourek, Photographer Martha Guthrie, Circulation Danny Rieke, Sports Candy Isbell, Reader's Rap C. B. Watterson, Advisor Janie Westbrook, Co-editor Roxanne Woods, Co-editor Patti Lee Woods, Advertisements Sara Edge, Sports 9? 434' Organizations. K fi 'x 'li.n l' iii 55 WW ii iti l Mimi 'ill Beverly Slaughter Sandy Garrich Carmen Drotar Karen Phifer Rhonda Caviness Scottye Aycock Carol Haynes Janet Hooks Louise Holmes Lelia Jo Raper Brian Conatser Roger lngle Randy Chlapecka Frankie Bednar Randy Booe Paul Hooks David Hurst Eric Greenvvalt Butch Hinton Skip Hula Steve Mathis Billy Haygood Troy Thomas Terri Hatfield 25. Alecia McLaughlin 26. Karen Petrus 27. Nancy Weems 28. Wayne Felts 29. Jane Ann Mitchell 30. parl., Myra Bednar 31. Steve Colclasure 32. Cecily Gammill 33. reporter, Gary Rogers 34. Cathy Rogers 35. Frank Betzner 36. Chip Adams 37. Kathy' Holmes 38. Lenny Petrus 39. Janice Raper 40. Diane Booth -41, Cordelia Green 42. Sharon Kelly 43. Judy Booth 114, April McMullen 45. Debbie Martin 46. Carol Svestka 417. Lisa Screeton 48. sponsor, Vickie Hartley Honor Group Inducts Members Junior Beta Club.. .56 members. . . meets first Monday monthly fourth period. . . fac- ulty committee nominates 20 seventh graders for membership . . . new members formally inducted in February. . .fund rais- ing project to purchase large Hornet wooden insignia . . .awards given to outstanding stu- dents at special assembly in May. . ,Vickie Hartley sponsors. mi YY i ,Mn Members Raise Funds For Hornet Insignia Junior Student Council... 14 mem- bers. . .sets standards for junior high stu- dent council elections. . . divides junior high into purple and white parties.. .helps sen- ior high with White Christmas pro- gram...sells candy at Halloween and Christmas. . .combines vvith other junior high clubs to purchase Hornet insig- nia . . . recognizes students with service and achievement awards.. .Tommy Louks 1 F. llll i 1, Rodney Bullock 8, Vicki Hall 2- i-GROV Booe, Pres. 9. sec., Wayne Felts 3. Gary Rogers, Vice-pres. 10. Cathy Stallings 4- Randy Booe 11. hist., Sharon Bednar 5- Lenny Petrus 12. sponsor, Tommy Louks 6. Delilah Warren 13- Judy Bates 7. Frank Betzner, treas. 14. Cecily Gammill Organizations. . .53 Organizations :WW we 1 iv- H lllll llll ll Cecily Gammill, sec-treas. 16. Rhonda Newkirk Sharon Bednar Judy Bates, lib. Janet Hooks Cindy Hosto 17. Fiichie Gerety 18. Billy Haygood 19. Cherrie Strohl 20. Vice-pres., Flandy Booe Cathy Rogers. Pres. 21. Francine Sreil Regina Uhiren Sheila Abbott Debbie Scott 10. Terri Hatfield Beverly Slaughter Edie Sample Debbie Martin Vickie Tipton 15. Sue Toone 22. Laura Long 23. Kathy Holmes 24. Joyce Seeber 25. Judy Booth 26. Debbie Holyfield 27, Cordelia Greene 28. reporter, Janice Raper 29. Diane Garrich 30. Lisa Screeton 31. lib., Stan Kelly Y' Members Prepare for Choral Festival Junior Glee Club. . . 32 members. . .stu- dent teacher, Sharon Ferguson, from ASU directs during November and Decem- ber . . . members prepare songs for Christmas program December 20. . . host Christmas party December 21 . . . practices for tryouts at Choral Festival at Hot Springs April 27. . .presents special awards to talented members at final school day assem- bly ...Cecily Gammill, accompa- nies. . . Juanita Gammill, directs. Members Place in Regional Band Junior Marching and Concert Band. . .49 members. . . meets second period daily . . . members practice tvvo weeks prior to opening of school . . . perform in junior football game halftimes. . . play for pep assemblies. . . sell programs at senior home games. . .sell pens as fund-raising proj- ect. . . 10 members tryout for Regional Band in Pine Bluff. . .3 members place 1st chair in 1st band. . . practice solo and en- semble music for Regional Festival in Pine Bluff March 17-18. . .attend State Festival in April at Hot Springs High School... Jerry Davis, director. Below: Cathy Rogers, Captaing Cecily Gammillg Sandy Garrich, Drum maioretteg Suzette Woods: Tammy Warren. f Q' 7 Egfr 1. Sandy Garrich 2. Sharon Bednar 3. Terri Hatfield 4. Debbie Martin 5. Karen Phifer 6. Karen Petrus 7. Gerald Plafcan 8. Janet Hooks 9. Jerri Booe 10. Vicki Hall, Pres. 25. Jimmy Bednar 26. Amy Wilson 27. Timmy Bednar 28. Henry Strong 29. Laura Long 30. Frankie Bednar 31. Jimmy Brown 32. Timmy Perry 33. Jane Ann Mitchell 34. Mae Nevvkirk 11. Karen Bednar, Vice-pres. 35. Lisa Screeton 12. Cathy Clavvitter 13. Angela Plafcan 14. Christa Stallings 15. Shawn McMullen 16. Diane Garrich 17. Cathy Carter 18. Judy Bates, sec., treas., reporter 19. Mike Hogue 20. Larry Taylor 21. Susan Vowell 22. Maria Plafcan 23. Sammy Carter 24. Brad Westbrook 36. David Wilson 37. Mark Hartz 38. John Shelman 39. Terry Rogers 40. Timmy Vail Kenneth I-leinmiller 42. Carlos Gates 43. Cindy Hosto 44. Mike Gammill 45. Eric Greenwalt 46. Suzette Woods 47. Cecily Garnmill 48. Cathy Rogers 49. Tammy Warren D 2 . sfalflffaibals s its til -Eltqtgit tittiiig. Qrganiaatisasz 9 1 QE 2 g 4 N 1 Our prowess . . . Athletics - x' fw '15 U 1 Y J F 1 I F ' .L tv 0:5 A 1 WU: , b K' ,tg ziv3g.-- ,N J, x, ff Q' ' .W 'fveff' A 1'4 . :Wwxg ' x f. wi' -f-wk? , k U 3 4: M' 4 '.,,'-5' f, .,,. , ,N I x ,L ' J ,w 1 w ,Q , f ' 7' Ae 1' . 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TNUR 'MSW Bail-Se tl ,Fl HAZEN DEVALLS BLUFF 0 HAZEN ARKANSAS SCHOOL OF DEAF 0 HAZEN PARKIN 0 HAZEN MAGNET COVE 18 HAZEN HARDING 33 HAZEN CLARENDON 31 HAZEN CARLISLE 33 HAZEN IVICCRORY 22 HAZEN LONOKE 27 HAZEN ENGLAND 28 Rr! , 5 ' H 4' - . .I ,Eflf -12221117 ' ,, 'R 5'1?.E5H,Q2,'!:V2i'gffiwz - l -L Left: A grave on look by Coach Haygood. Sr. Football E i 4 fl ee Q it ff L '- f5'W', 1 Jifgffvffiflg T , ' ' - ,ff Hifi' ' fi Jfw. ' f i Above: Darrell Van Houten 61 makes a brave attempt to block a field goal as Hazen lost their second game of the year. Right: Row 1-Perlis Smith, Back, Bill Stocks, Center, Johnny Gerety, Quarterback, Rex Long, Halfback, Gary Stallings, Back, Johnny Sykes, Back, Curtis Mosby, Back, Larry Loudermilk, Manager. Rovv 2-Eddie Pitonyak, Manager, Larry Flobinson, End, Carl Sykes, Guard, George Hite, Guard, Darrell Van Houten, Guard, Danny Flieke, Guard, Chuck Haygood, Center, Jerry Smith, Back. Fiovv 3-Coach Tommy Louks, Coach Jim Escola, Chuck I Warren, Guard, Terry lngle, Quarterback, Mark Hickey, Center, Paul Betzner, Tight end, Flip Foot, Tackle: Stevie Chudy, Back, Terry Ciganek, End, Coach Harold Haygood. Rovv 4-Freddie Lisko, Back, Tommy Perry, Tackle, Larry Clifton, Tight end, Billy Hill, Tackle, Steve Lisko, Tackle, Glenn 5 1' , . . Carrell, Back, Donnie Wiggins, Tackle. 'nga e ,J ., L Y ' ' .1 62 . , . Sr. Football l S Ti Fc, fl. A 5 ff 1 4' ,. . -5 mul- v ,G ggzgs-f:.' l ' VAJG. UL ,, V, I Left: Coach Haygood reassures Chuck Warren 62 after a tough play. Below: Many hours of blood, wveat, and tears go into the making of a true football player. l Sr. Football . . . 63 64. . . Sr. Football Above: Homecoming-'71-Sophomore maid, Alice Milton and escorts, Tommy Perry and Larry Clifton: Junior maid, Sandra Skarda and escorts, Darrell Van l-louten and Johnny Gerety: Senior maid, Debbie Taylor and escort, Fiex Long, Crown bearer, Stacey Edge, Flower girl, Jill lsbellp Queen, Sara Edge and escort, Mark l-lickeyg Senior maid, Janie Westbrook and escort, Steve Liskog Junior maid, Diane Ciganek and escorts, George Hite and Ronnie Van l-loutenp Sophomore maid, Judy Bednar and escorts, Terry Ciganek and Steve Chudy. Right: After a rousing pep-rally Captains Mark Hickey and Steve Llsko hope to keep the spirit going before the Parkin game. ,AN Left: Selected as All-District players are Larry Clifton, Steve Lisko, Flex Long and Mark Hickey, Mark Hickey also made All- State. Below: Gary Stallings stares from behind his protective face guard. Sr. Football ,. Below: Coach Louks calls time out to give a few instructions during the Hazen-DeValls Bluff game. n I at . N ,- - 66 . . . Sr, Basketball , - 3 A K! if pw HAZEN 60 DEVALLS BLUFF 51 HAZEN 59 WHEATLEY 71 HAZEN 38 ST. JOSEPH 67 HAZEN 72 HUMPHREY 59 HAZEN 66 ST. CHARLES 83 HAZEN 47 PALESTINE 77 HAZEN 50 OAK GROVE 65 HAZEN 49 HARDING 90 HAZEN 48 BAUXITE 61 HAZEN 55 DEVALLS BLUFF 63 HAZEN 64 GRIFFITHVILLE 45 HAZEN 48 ST. JOSEPH 73 HAZEN 69 GRIFFITHVILLE 58 HAZEN 47 OAK GROVE 57 HAZEN 80 DEVALLS BLUFF 66 HAZEN 66 BAUXITE 84 HAZEN 45 ST. CHARLES 87 HAZEN 44 WHEATLEY 70 HAZEN 41 ST. CHARLES 48 Left: Freddie Lisko 33 goes up for two. Below: 2 points! 5 T s Senior Basketball Squad Faces Tough Competition Facing stern competition from many other teams the Hornets fell short of the district championship. The team completed the season with a 5-13 record. Prior to district competition the Hornets participated in the Oak Grove Invitational Tournament. Hazen was forced out of play by Oak Grove with a score of 65-50. The team seemed to get it all to- gether for the most important time of the season-district! Coach Louks and the Hornets kept the Tigers fight- ing throughout the game. The players showed drive and momentum but St. Charles won 48-41. Sr. Basketball . . . Above: Coach Tommy Louks gives Curtis Mosby a specific play during a brief break of action.Above center: No one offers resistance as Michael Desmu ke 23 goes up for an easy two points. Left: Johnny Gerety 41 brings the ball dovvn the court for the Hornets. 68 , . . Sr. Basketball Left: Freddie Lisko 33 and Glenn Carrell 25 out jump Griffithville-'s player Overstreet 14. Below: Hornefs warm up before a home ball game. Sr. Basketball . . . sf Center: Jarvis Mosby 30 and DeVaIIs BIuff's Reginal Burns 20 jump for the ball. Below: Mark Hickey 45 and Jarvis Mosby 31 leap for the rebound. . . QW, ,.,..m4-s ,,,.....w+-wk' Sr. Basketball fi ,ma-N-. 5 4 - i' ' YW 2 S X i ik i ii ' 11 'f' nw ,gg QS i ..,-B in ' 1 Above: Mark Hickey counts the seconds to the end of a victorious game. Left: Billy Hill 54 takes a shot from the foul line, Sr. Basketball . A25 U -V1 , .k., L, M . ,W ,.. , 4 G nf. :kiwi '92 s 'ir gp 34? ff., ia xy W mpZEy W F if, Hb be E, tg. SL. Q.. ' 'sry N026 kj Rza? 5164, ir 14 isis 'W h,.,.,,v, 'S-1 5-d ,Ts F 'lm wi ' - fl ' ' ' wWW gg fih.3, l ,, f W, 1 :Q Wtvfpyfdlxww ,M .,.N Sql VA54VVV W .,. X. Above: Michael Desmuke, Point: Mark l-lickey, Guard: Jerry Smith, Guard: Danny Rieke, Point: Paul Betzner, Guard: Freddie Lisko, Center: Glenn , Carrell, Center: Terry Ingle, Guard: Jarvis Mosby, ' Center: Steve Chudy, Center: Curtis Mosby, Guard: Johnny Gerety, Point, Right: Coach Haygood watches the clock to see when action will resume. . . . Sr. Basketball 4.5, Left: Curtis Mosby hauls in two points against Griffithville, Hazen vvon the game 69-58. Below center: Cheerleaders perform during halftime. Below right: Billy Hill harasses a Griffithville player as he attempts to make a goal. Sr. Basketball Sr. Track 4132 4?Ef5mQ-A M..- - if Q, 'Wtsbxi 3, Senior Track - '72 Left: In a vvarm up session, Ronnie Van Houten passes the baton to Terry Ciganek, Below: Discus throvver, Steve Lisko, concentrates as he winds up to thrust. 21 51 5 I O I Sr, Track Junior Hornets Establish 6-2 Record Averaging over 20 points per game, Coach Tommy Louks' junior team stormed to an impressive 6-2 record. An 0-8 score with Augusta in the final game of the season was almost the only blemish in a near perfect cam- paign . Earlier in the year, the Hornets were defeated by DeValls Bluff, 14-16. In the first game of the year the Hornets smashed England 27-0. De- fensively they played an almost error- less game as the offense supplied enough firepower to coast to victory. The Junior team gathered momentum in the second game as they unmerci- fully humiliated Holly Grove, 28-8. It looked like a perfect season, but only two teams showed up to prevent it. HAZ EN 27 ENGLAND 0 HAZEN 28 HOLLY GROVE 8 HAZEN 14 DEVALLS BLUFF 16 HAZ EN 27 LONO KE 0 HAZEN 24 CARLISLE 0 HAZEN 35 VILONIA 6 HAZ EN 22 COTTON PLANT 0 HAZEN 0 AUGUSTA 8 Right: Coach Escola instructs linebacker Lei? oy Booe 32 as he comes to the side lines for gatoraide. 76. . . Jr. Football .hu a J' Y v 2 xi F ,. . ,X M A , 5 P A, - if .fo o ,ff A , V IhL L so ' J'1 U . i .., .gy EA , Wt, , .s L,A ,Mg?,'f L g,Q: 1 2 W P .. . ,Vt J. , . I - X 2 fx K csifw gf? ' - i 1 A X- V. -'L . 551 ,,.f': lk - , gi. a A .3 4: ' 0 V - 1 W , - - Y ' up 5 ,lr fy ,gj,,,,,k . . in ,Ain A V. ' F ar'-yaw . .V 5 ,, Qs k ' x if 'q 1- am Q b 'Qs pwga - 1,4 M 'A - , 1, 4.4.1, 2: V 3 2 -vgawif-W f fa. 1.533 ' 9 A Q sw' 1, .sgff i s L, 'f.. .x'if'- f Q1 ,Q-'W' 3 L fr: ' .., fQ,.M ' .. ,. f . V - 5 ' ' ,ae . . .5-vgfffl K, ...Z . 4-'7J'5.' f-gu'ff g,g 'fvvffggz-, 146113, , wqg- .-.4 ' 'lg' f.. ,. , '. .8 I , A .,. ?F,- 91' . ,sag QQ A J- ' ' 5.4.3 . - ., ' 1, - L'n? vwfSwfv-if 9.1. xx - ,ef A. v Q '1' sam-Fp.ffQg'll1W . , , Above: Chip Adams 10 takes over as quarterback after Gary Rogers is put out of the Augusta game with an injury, Below left: Coach Escola gives a defensive play as Coach Louks looks sad at the end of HJHS's last ballgame ofthe season. Jr. Football... Below left: Coach Louks prepares to send in substitute offensive players James Wilson 44 and Billy Penn 61. Right: Injured players Tony Ciganek and Wayne Felts watch vvarm up before the homecoming game, Below: Seventh grade maid, Jerri Penn and escorts, Billy Penn and David Flusselxlg Ninth grade maid, Debbie Vowell and escorts, Brent Graves and Tommy Martin, Eighth grade inaid, Tammy Warren and escorts, Alan Pich and Gary Rogers, Queen Jenny Platcan and escort Terry Vaill Eighth grade maid, Myra Bednar and escort Kenneth Allmond and Mike Pattersong Ninth grade maid, Delilah Warren and escorts, Booe and Tommy l-laygoodg Seventh grade maid, Bednar and escorts, Wayne Felts and Price. yr, X . -.4 ,gin 'ttfiffflitdjilfvqsml r f rr,, , ,1 ., N I .W -we-'sua ,,. -l J f N-1 1 M -mei K 5, . , 'M M, ' Nsssgky, A ' ,ire '- L3 1- 8 . . , Jr. Football .FN Left: Queen Jenny Plafcan smiles as Tracey Louks and Stephen Plafcan find other things interesting. Below: Rovv 1-Paul Hooks, Guard: Troy Thomas, Guard: Richie Gerety, Guard: Donnie Dutton, Haltback: Alan Plch, Halfback, David Hurst, Half- back: Stevie Mathis, Halfback, Butch Hinton, Haltback: Garland Jones, Manager, Row 2-Carl Jones, Manager: Henry Strong, Back: James Wilson, Back: David Russell, Halfbackg Alan Sickel, Halt- back: Stevie Colclasure, Fullbacki Gary Flogers, Quarterback: Tommy Haygood, End: Chip Adams, Quarterback: Billy Penn, Guard. Fiovv 3-Coach Tommy Louks: Lenny Petrus, Back: Wayne Felts, Tackle: Lelfloy Booe, Back: Mike Patterson, Guard: Jimmy Frank Betzner, Back: Jimmy Robinson, End: Chris Johnston, Center: Coach Jim Escola. Fiovv 4-Joe Flippo, Manager: Kenneth Allmond, Tackle: Terry Vail, Back: Roger Templeton, End: Brent Graves, Tackle: Douglas Price, End: Tommy Martin, Guard: Stan Kelly, Tackle, Leonard Wash- ington, End, X 80. . . Jr. Basketball , -4 Sr HAZEN 28 DEVALLS BLUFF 43 HAZEN 34 WHEATLEY 33 HAZEN 18 HUMPHREY 43 HAZEN 38 ST. CHARLES 32 HAZEN 40 OAK GROVE 27 HAZEN 27 HARDING 30 HAZEN 34 BAUXITE 24 HAZEN 29 DEVALLS BLUFF 50 HAZEN 36 GRIFFITHVILLE 15 HAZEN 40 CLARENDON 56 HAZEN 36 ST. JOSEPH 26 HAZEN 34 GRIFFITHVILLE 26 HAZEN 24 DEVALLS BLUFF 41 HAZEN 54 BAUXITE 40 HAZEN 50 WHEATLEY 49 HAZEN 41 WHEATLEY 50 Jaxx fa 'E Above: David Russell out jumps an unidentified player.-Above right: Jimmy Frank Betzner brings the ball dovvn to start a new quarter. Right: Playing against Griffithville, Wayne Felts shoots for two points. 'I' do sword. i 1 1 Wi K, ,i .. ' - ,.,.s:xf l 4-1--n ig .4 X Junior Bosketbollers Enioy Season Despite a loss in the opening game of the season to DeValls Bluff, the Jun- ior Hornets A Team enjoyed a fine season. Though that loss to DeVaIIs Bluff looked bad, it did not spoil a shot for an almost perfect season. The Hornets established a 9-7 record. An explosive scoring attack and an alert defense were the qualities that made up this year's talent-laden team. In the sixteen games, the Juniors averaged 35 points per game. Coach Escola is given credit for seeing that Hornet players receive the experi- ence they need before they move on to take over higher spots. Left: Billy Penn taps a rebound over to Roger Templeton. Below.' Gary Rogers shoots from the outside. 7. 1 ff' 2 1 s ' ' W- utr Y fb. fr. - J V A 3 . Q Y ' fr, 'fx' My H- rf.. -- T fr- -f f. 82 . . . Jr. Basketball Above: Billy Penn, Guard, Stevie Mathis, Guard: Jimmy Frank Betzner, Post: Gary Rogers, Point: Terry Vail, Post, Chip Adams, Guard, Wayne Felts, Post: Lenny Petrus, Guardg ouglas Price, Post, Tommy Haygood, Guard, erry Felts, Guard, LeRoy Booe, Post: Kenneth Allmond, Post, David Russell, Guard: Roger Templeton, Post: Coach Jim Escola, Right: Seated-Herman Harrison, Billy Haygood, Monty Weems, Randy Booe, Roger Ingle. Standing-Terry Allmowd, Garland Jones, Coach Escola, Bruce Strong, Timmy Perry. as 5 j . i ' E 4? . 'Q i ' I ' , f Above left: Jimmy Frank Betzner shoots over f DeVaIIs Bluff defensive player. Above: Juniors V . N warm up before a big ball game. R W 4 X ' . ' I fl L L .,,, K ' 5 'xx - I f . 4 I A: Q i w eiii E 5 i i 3 f' a ff e e ZEQF '1.i W KA , , K N ' K VE in .. I .5 ' Y Jr. Basketball k ,J , . ,swhlm n 1,0 Aw s Vi W ' , .4-.i ' X v w is 'V .al mf 7 ,,m05Q'59f 4 n A.,-N... 84 . . . Jr. Track '-'41 I 1..1 4 asf, Junior Track - '72 Far left: Roger Templeton, Gary Rogers, Steve Colclasure, and Leonard Washington practice for relay competition on Hornet field. Left: Coach Louks shares another fundamental point with track team, Below: Frank Betzner gives track all he's got. -W at A We 'Qs ,q 'N Jr. Track s -- ,, 'W' T' fr, -..., nv-- I J s . 'Huge-f'1 Vi Q tc V ' J ., ' . A 'fb' . I v' ' 0' ,. ,vu A ff ' , ,X 1. A I k I 'n f , E K' 5 ,f ' 1 uv QM ...QI i .e ,, sl if ' ' ,:,, Y ' Aw' Nqr ,i Wk,, f I '41 .5 0 gf M M , 86. . . Sr. Cheerleaders ,. tg .1 ig. 6? lk .Egg vu xi' ' a ' 1- 'W' mia.. 'W L, Q 'W K 'ff I 71 - '72 Cheerleaders Spirit Team On Left: Senior Squad-Lavvana Lambert: Shirley Skarda, Sponsor: Linda Bednarg Denise Sample: Scottie Pichg Alice Milton, Co-captain: Ginny Carter, Patti Lee Woods: Denice Martin, Captain. Below: Junior, Squad-Lynn Mason, Sponsor: Debbie Vovvellg Diane Boothe: Cindy Pitonyak, Co-captain, Jane Hatfield, Captain: lOn limbl-Trudy Van l-louteng Sharon Bednar: Delilah Warren: Carmen Drotar, .Pr Jr. Cheerleaders. . . 87 ei f Q, ' x f 'Qs HHS Students Elect Stephen Lisko ond Jonie Westbrook Mr. ond Miss HHS Steve Lisko . . . Mr. HHS. . . senior year: Student Council President . . . All-District offensive tackle . . .junior year: All-District defensive end . . .elected president of class by fellow classmates. . .won Golden Gloves boxing title . . . FFA Vice- President . . . class favorite three consecutive years . . . member of the Beta Club and Science Club . . . Janie Westbrook . . . Miss HHS . . .senior year: homecoming maid ...senior play . . . reigning Miss Arkansas State Fair Queen . . .first runner-up Miss Mallard and Miss Congeniality . . .co-editor of school paper. . . Science Club President . . .junior year: All-State Band member . . . home- coming maid . . .junior play. . .Miss Hornet ...Miss Prairie County . . .Miss Congeniality at Miss Mallard Pag- eant . . .selected delegate to Girl's State ...band member ...major- ette . . . Beta Club member. 90. . . Favorites btw .,..., wa-qf'? f.. A .wig ws -jf: Favorites. . . 9 Favorites -1 5. KY Ra. 1 T OW.. 3 .....-..: ,i.t..M 3 t fi Above left: Most Talented . . . Roxanne Woods and Wayne Kocourek , ..Above: Wittiest . . .Terry Ciganek and Karen Black . . . Left: Most Athletic , . . Fiex Long and Denice Martin. Favorites N rv-nw . W 'vi . . Favorites Agp.. 4V,. qw , H ,Y . W i.,,,..4 ZEN l Smmm Above: Most School Spirited A . . Sara Edge and Johnny Gerety . . .Above right: Nearest . . . Connie Skarda and Johnny Kelly , . . Right: Most Likely to Succeed . . .Jerrell Holmes and Susan Hooks. E q , .5 .51 :W-1' 1 i,f ff ' ig- ff ' 4 tw ' -X -L 4:,.,,V . una S g , w Favorites Right: Sophomore Favorites . . . Johnny Sykes, Alice Milton and Freddie Lisko . . . Below: Junior Favorites... Gary Stallings and Diane Ciganek . . . Far right: Senior Favorites. . .Steve Lisko and Bonnie Floyd... W wax Favorites 343 ' Hawaii -I TREF? 13? IT 5 Beth Devorok Wins Miss Hornet Title Beth DeVorak . . . crowned Miss Hornet '71 -'72 October 14. . . vied with seven other contestants for this title . . .Stuttgart Ricelanders from Stuttgart High School pro- vided entertainment . . . Mr. Jerry Davis, band director, was Master of Cere- monies. . .the girls were judged on poise, personality, beauty, and talent.. .for her talent Miss DeVorak twirled to Cotton Candy . . . Roxanne Woods, was selected by fellow contestants as Miss Congeniality and received a red rose and an engraved plague for this honor. . . Pam Hillyard was chosen first runner-up . . . What the World Needs Now was the reading given by Miss Hillyard in sign language. . . Roxanne Woods was also chosen second runner- up.. .and sang What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life? for her talent. ... Favorites Left: Miss Hornet . . . Beth DeVorak . , . Below: Pam Hillyard . . . Belowright: Roxanne Woods. W -1 ., .. M-V-l'l'..Ql N' ----....,,,,m W'wn.... wf-m,..., 'H-m-,.,, Favorites HJHS STUDENTS ELECT LEROY BOOE AND JENNY PLAFCAN MR. AND MISS HAZEN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOCL LeRoy Booe . . . IVIr. HJHS . . .freshman year: President of Junior High Student Council . . . Vice-President of Beta Club ...eighth grade: Historian of Junior High Student Council . . . seventh grade: rep- resentative to Student Council . . .recipient of Junior Band Award . . . member of FFA . . . football and basketball team mem- ber for three years . . . Jenny Plafcan: elected Miss HJHS by HJHS stu- dents. . .freshman year: Vice-President of her class . . . Second Vice-President of FHA . . . reporter of Catholic Youth Organi- zation ... Homecoming Queen ...eighth grade: served as secretary-treasurer-reporter for the Junior Band ...band member for two years . . . secretary-treasurer for Junior Choir. . .seventh grade: Student Council representative . . .reporter for Junior Choir . . . class favorite for three consecutive years. OO.. .Favorites S, . , A, A -.,. '-W. ...Lisa -.H A' ,.,,,. my aN:A 'L:..,:ri.: i' I - A ,gg-'94-,M . 22,5 an I: ' is 4- -.M A-QW Above: Neatest . . .April NlclVIuIIen and Tommy Haygood . . .Lefr: Wittiest . . . Deiilah Warren, Roger Tempieton, and Kerry Garrich Favorites ' 3 02. . . Favorites Above: Most Likely To Succeed . . ,Sharon Kelly and Gary Rogers. . .Above right: Most Tal- ented . . . Rose lvlarie Reid and Rodney Bullock. . .Below right: Most School Spirited . . . Debbie Vowell and Chip Adams...Far right: Most Athletic ...Terry Vail and Melissa Gunter. K 'Yf-s'1r w0 - ,. N, 'CF' wwf Favorhes 4, , . Favorites Above: Seventh Grade Favorites. . A Sharo .. ..,.4 . , n W F VF ' : 'f ,'i'3-nn -T-. Bednar and Randy Booe. . .R1ght: Ninth Grade , r s 1, , . . . - .Lfg Favorltes Jenny Plafcan and Tommy Hay good . . . Far right: Eighth Grade Favorites Roger TernpIeton'and Myra Bednar. 1 lf Q X , g A H - , W - C95 , ,W ... N , .,, --'--1 Q . .- 4 Favorites A af . ,. 5, 'iv M J, W, ...lm fl 'l I clk I gr K 3 X . '72 Seniors Foce Responsibilities Seniors '72 . . . 50 enrolled , . . sponsor popcorn sales for all sports events . . . senior ' s Aprrl '71 . , . sponsor lwoinernade ice' Cream som ial , . . lst place winner in' l-lonne- coming float toinpetition . . , The Adorable senior play, January 21st, . .senior privileges are submitted and approved by all senior privilegeslsen- lounge available during study hall, C or students exempted from semester reserved parking lot privileges for rsl .Hjunior-senior prom . , . senior avvards, . . graduation . . . 'R N I My Left to right. Senior Officers: Darrell Van l-louten, Vice- presidentg Debbie Taylor, treas- urer: Janie Westbrook, represen- tative, Roxanne Woods, secretary, Sara Edge, reoorterg Carolyn Flaper, representative and Terry Ciganek vvarrn up the popcorn machine. AdamS, Cindy Baker, Carolyn Boothe, Nancy Bryant, Debbie Chudy, Steve Ciganek, Terry Clifton, Larry Crowder, Darlene Edge, Sara Seniors. , , O. . .Seniors Farris, Ann Floyd, Bonnie Gerety, Johnny Good, Norman Greene, Kaye Greenwalt, James Guthrie, Martha Hestir, Debbie Hickey, Mark Hite, George Holmes, Jerrell Hooks, Susan mp YF' t, egg' -qw? es: 1 WE Lia' 1 kv' ii' if 'la-M in-:Y K.-on 4 ' ,u . . N-i..--.,-,.....-fp .Atv-lf dig, .-tru..-,.. 5, ., .. ....-, ..-U . ..- , ,:1,,,., . A .ggg,.-,..k---5, ,,,. -lf, sal, - 1' ., ....--S.. . ','::..'..J ' ' yds. 1, g ,wg rn 54199 Kee, Loy Lee Kelly, Johnny Kocourek, Betty Jean Kocourek, Wayne Lisko, Steve Long, Rex McClure, Jackie ills, Cornelia ills, Jacquelyn Mitchell, Rose Parr, Linda Perry, Tommy Seniors This abstract bear is being painted by Art ll student Wanda Skarda. Raper, Carolyn Raper, Dewey Rogers, Carol Jo Skarda, Connie Skarda, Wanda Stallings, Andy Taylor, Billy Taylor, Brenda Taylor, Debbie 12 . . . Seniors ,SWF 'fflfw ff ! , y, of , X , l W 5 l WWE, X ks we r .-g Rex Long acts out the part of a shepherd in the Christmas Cantata sponsored by the Choral department. Vandesteeg, James VanHouten, Cairn VanHouten, Darrell VanHouten, Ronnie Westbrook, Janie White, Kaye Woods, Roxanne X Strickland, Diane, sponsor Waterson, Bruoe, sponsor Seniors...113 11. . . Senior Hall of Fame Faculty Select Four to Membership in HHS '72 Senior Hall of Fame Mark Hickey Tuesday, January 4, four seniors were voted into the Senior Hall of Fame. This honor was newly introduced by the Journalism Department and initiated by the faculty. Requirements for eligibility included scho- lastic aptitude, participation in class related and extra-curricular activities and selfless dedication to furthering the prestige and goals of the school. ln addition, those selected were held in high esteem by their fellow students and members of the commu- nity. Susan Hooks Janie Westbrook Roxanne Woods V , pgifhh 5515 xx, Senior Hall of Fame Junior Class Leads High School in Enrollment Juniors . . .Christine Weems and Tommy Louks are sponsors. . . 59 enrolled . . . meet at Chuck Haygood's to prepare Beep Beat the Jaguars float for home- coming parade . . . carry out traditional fund raising projects for junior senior prom . . . sold stationery and magazines to raise money for prom . . . 16 class members chosen to usher at baccalaureate and commencement . . . Left to right.,Junior Officers: Gary Stallings, President: Marvin Reid, representativep Becky Plafcan, treasurer: Donna Lcsak, Vice- presidentg Denice Martin, reporter and Ginny Carter, secretary start to vvorl: on prom deco- rations. Abston, Barbara Bednar, Debbie Betzner, Paul Boothe, Pam Carrell, Glenn Carter, Ginny Ciganek, Diane Crowder, Daphne Curlett, Vivian Davis, Jerry Davis, Kristie Desmu ke, Theresa 6. . .Juniors YT? 0' JE-,r,, I 'E f' ,gf SE- 3.5 -wlfw swirl' '1 A!! up-f QQ' f Losak, Donna lVlartin, Denice lVlartin, Johnny vs. DeVorak, Beth Dunlap, Phyllis Erwin, Kenneth Foot, Phillip Gales, Beverly Haygood, Chuck Hillyard, Pam Holmes, Jackie lngle, Terry Isbell, Candy Jones, Harold Lambert, Lawan 3 Left to right. Diane Ciganek, Pam Boothe Sandra Skarda, Carolyn Minton, Carl Sykes and Chuck Haygood ballot during the Who's Who election. Juniors Meiner, Mark lVliIIS, Gwen Mills, Randall Minton, Carolyn Mitchell, Dale Roy Mosby, Curtis Mosby, Jarvis Nash, Peggy Penn, Clifton Perry, Albert Perry, Donna Pich, Scottie Scottie Pich, basketball cheerleader, contem- plates the upcoming game. ...Juniors Plafcan, Becky Reid, Marvin Robinson, Larry ' ,,-Q., in yu s. 5 I I' ,Q 1355 T ' '. - lif?i'i2:if:i,f52fEf?51Ef:3i7155577 -V127 -ll IIN sf' If A 1 ' nr' my ,km ,,,..',-.. . ,QA ...dssd f -' fm'-Y:'f N' 'av g 1 ff ll XQG X 1 is 5 ' ' , w r 'r . 5 34' A rg Sample, Denise Skarda, Sandra lzi ZZ' Stallings, Gary ii iiaf 'r V293 I I ...J MQW' 2? i A mu, J 'x'? ff' 4' Iii? Left to right. Senior, Wanda Skarda and juniors Denice Martin and Donna Perry nervously avvait the Christmas program. Stell, Frankie Stock, Bill Sykes, Carl Taylor, Terry Templeton, Sherry Throgmartin, Danny Uhiren, Rosalie Van Houten, Cathy Vaden, Erma Walker, Donnie Weatherly, Dian Wiggins, Donnie Juniors Sophomores Elect Donny Rieke President Left to right. Sophomore Officers: Danny Rieke, Presidentg Vivian Svestka, represen- tative, Bert Greenvvalt, Vice-president, Alice Milton, representative, Fred Lisko, treasurer and Judy Bedhar, secretary change the activity sign in the park. O. , . Sophomores Bednar, Judy Bednar, Linda Black, Karen Brown, Dennis Burrows, Janet Clifton, Kathy Desmuke, Michael Drotar, Karen Flippo, Joe Greenwalt, Bert Hestir, Donna Hill, Billy Hinton, Robin Holmes, Janice Hurst, Brenda lngle, Dennis lngle, Linda Lisko, Freddie Nlartin, Frankie lVlills, Odessa I :-:i:I513Ef,iTfEE1:.'i1 'L ia A ' mf l we-l t W .ut , kde A . .i 'Z 83' Q 5 Q all fn J .1 ml of New , ls Q4 2 If 2 Q' . vpx 5 'J '56 x X 1 l J Q Wood, Charles Woods, Patti Lee Wylie, Lisa ,,,...- Milton, Alice Mitchell, Frances Mitchell, Jerry Moncrief, Edith Moore, Emanuel Mosby, Roy Lee Pitonyak, Eddie Pool, Francis Raper, Johnny Flieke, Danny Shelman, Harriet Slaughter, Carl Smith, Jerry Smith, Perlis Svestka, Vivian Sykes, Johnny Vandesteeg, John Wawak, Carl Weems, Debbie Whittenburg, Allen Left to right. Joe Flippo and Dennis lngle study the magnification of algae. Sophomo res 3 Q Q 3: l - 4 , A ,. , , W ', 1 A Q A. W - Q Freshman Class Left to right. Freshman Officers:-Jenny Plafcan, Vice-presidentg Delilah Warren, representatiyeg LeAnn Wilson, reporter, Cathy Stallings, represen- tative: Flose lvlarie Reid, secretary-treasurer and Rodney Bullock, President believe in keeping our campus clean. Adams Joe Allmond, Kenneth Booe, LeRoy Boothe, Diane Boggs, Brian Bullock, Rodney Coburn, Jerry Coburn, John Felts, Wayne Garrich, Kerry Golleher, Mike Graves, Brent Gunn, Gail Gunter, lVlellissa Haygood, Tommy Holmes, Pam Holmes, Rickey Ingle, Virginia Jenkins, Dennis Kelly, Sharon Lisko, Marty Nlartin, Tommy Mclvlullen, April Mitchell, Betty 2, , , Freshmen K 45, .15 it I-5 9 'W i , Y - fri,-1 if-1, f 1 I I 1 xvmyl Ex ' lilly 'I' IA Jr, .J , fkf l I wk , S ,i-igi: 1 Q' si f ' l fx 4 1 K f f ' -J-:sr y y u yy , y V,yy , al, x , NX 1-. ' KKEA . VVEVJ , A . V L ' K A K r 17 Ax Y I V K Q beefy ? M -h y A , i j U ji' I V X fx if wi . ,T Lf t si 45 'uf fl J! X Il D 4 Wifi. , I K F .. V tiki i . 'T' V, Q 'B Q' , Q K. T ,, J X 1 - - 1 - . . 4 : . .4-Q ' ' . EE, A -1, A , ,V .....,.,,f+ A 11 t W f , , Eg - Q A,,,,Qz5x V' M A1LWL . x fr 'fi rl' - f ai my 'wt 4,..,, , ' fl , LL,, eg, L , . .5356 A- ,.9 f 55- ,- .....N' ,...- P 0? '+ 1:1 I if ,4 A+ 'lv-fp r . 1 - XM Van Houten, Trudy Vowell, Debbie Warren, Delilah Weems, Kathy Wilson, LeAnn lVlosby, Hazelene Patterson, Mike Penn, Billy Penn, Tommie Pich, Alan Plafcan, Jenny Price, Douglas Qualls, Sonny Reid, Rose Marie Robinson, Janette Robinson, Terry Rogers, Gary Rowland, Carolyn Russell, David Selden stricker, Robert Smith, Roy Stallings, Cathy Svestka, Carol Taylor, Debbie Tipton, Dennis Vail, Terry Left to right. Pam Holmes and Virginia Ingles go through the procedures of being librarians. Freshmen Adams, Chip Adams, James Aycock, Scotty Bednar, Myra Betzner, Jimmy Burton, Sammy Carpenter, Jack Carroll, Doris Caviness, Rhonda Colclasure, Steve Conatser, Brian Cook, Felecia Cummings, Karen Drotar, Carmen Dutton, Donnie Earl, Hezilee Felts, Terry Garrich, Brenda Garrich, Sandy Gerety, Ritchie Grady, Jimmy Greenwalt, Kym Hall, Vicki Harvey, Nora Hatfield, Jane .Fig , Q Eighth Grade Left to right.Eighth Grade Officers: Suzette Woods, reporter, Chip Adams, secretary, Lenny Petrus, President, Jimmy Betzner, treasurer, Roger Templeton, Vice-president and Vicki Hall, repre- V sentative learn the procedures of law. 4. . . Eighth Grade 5111? y, , , QQ, ,'fffffffflffL,,fllilflljfwi -- - J Q 'a rv- 45? ii 1 7, 5 sr F fl A '73, 1 Si 4 f 1 1 1 'W xr 1. C , ., wi ,. 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'ITT' , f A l, 2.5 - 5 , M i -i f X if JK., lg I 'sa' it Haynes, Carol Hill, Rita Hinton, Butch Holmes, Louise Hooks, Paul Hula, Skip Hurst, David Ingle, Jerry Johnson, Maeotis Johnston, Chris Jones Carl Kelly, Stan King, Freda Mathis, Stevie Mitchell, Jane Ann Mitchell, Keith Mosby, Ronnie Newkirk, Mae Petrus, Karen Petrus, Lenny Phifer, Karen Pitonyak, Cindy Plafcan, Gerald Raper, Lelia Jo Robison, Jimmy Sickel, Alan Strohl, Rickey Strong, Henry Templeton, Roger Thomas, Troy Throgmartin, Donald Vaden, Nancy Van Houten, Terry Waits, Jerry Waller, Janice Warren, Tammy Washington, Leonard Watson, Norma Williams, Carlotta Woods, Suzette Abott, Shelia Allmond, Terry Bates, Judy Bednar, Frankie Bednar, Karon Bednar, Sharon Booe, Randy Boothe, Judy Brown, Jimmy Burrows, Caroline Chlapecka, Randy Ciganek, Tony Clawitter, Cathy Coburn, Patricia Crowder, Kathleen Curlett, Evelyn Gammill, Cecily Garrich, Diane Green, Cordelia Greenwalt, Eric Harrison, Herman Hartz, Mark Hatfield, Terri Haygood, Billy Holmes, Kathy Seventh Grade Left to right. Seventh Grade Officers: Tony Ciganek, reporter, Judy Bates, represen- tative: Billy l-laygood, treasurer: Cathy Rogers, Vice-president: Cecily Gammill, President and Handy Booe, secretary takea break while touring the local fire depart- ment. 26 . . .Seventh Grade C A , rrii ' i '--wh 2 X ii S' 9' vw K 5 A 9 'vt ie.. ,, . cj, J w 1 ' ' wg wife' If If . f I l ,I . f F 'W I7 5 5 ,,,, 5 5 ,A f i , - ,,,.,s ,tg r C X , X 5 -I ,f Q. 7 L.,- pk , 1141: if 4 4 -Q 5 fa 'sa ef 5' i V F 2 be f ew, .- - . gi or K In ' J? I , H- xg , ui .1 1 ? r 'W 1.. ' .5- .I ,Q-n. 5 . I Qfl ,it , N . X L k 'Q if w A if ---,L i. f 1fa.a,:5m....,, r Ev . V I A P ,Q fan I ,fl I ,I . 7, . fl-cp y . , N .QQ 151.45 . 45' if 'E' ll . J ffffrwtirtfni ignite? , .- ,f if f 0 -I' ,O 1 1-an i f, T tr X. IS J fy, aim ii at 1111112 'fu-2, D W W M V ' ' H . a f f ,LIL - 4 , 555 af M , an en. 5 Sh J ,fl . 9 3 J f .af ,,-E. g',,S,,,. , ' Ks, wi s , -1- rr .' 'T ' ,, x 5 V if LQ-' ,M LL ,lf ,V LV gg, r W ff ' ,f .5 f Q -. Holyfield, Debbie Hooks, Janet Hosto, Cindy lngle, Roger Ingle, Rusty lngle, Terry Jones, Garland Jones, Mugail Kocourek, Tami Long, Laura Martin, Debbie McLaughlin, Alecia Medlock, Charles Mills, Terri Mitchell, Michael Newkirk, Rhonda Penn, Jerrie Perry, Tim Pool, Chuck Raper, Janice Roach, Jackie Rogers, Cathy Sample, Edie Scott, Debra Screeton, Lisa Seeber, Joyce Shelman, John Slaughter, Beverly Smith, Erwin Stell, Francine Strohl, Cherrie Strong, Bruce Taylor, Kim Tipton, Vickie Uhiren, Regina Waits, Randy Ware, Otis Weemg, Monty Weems, Nancy Wilson, James Seventh Grade... 127 Abston, Janice Allison, Lisa Amy, Diane Baxter, Trudy Bednar, Jimmy Bednar, Timmy Booe, Jeri Canady, Archie Carter, Kathy Carter, Sammy Castleberry, Bronson Clayton, Tammy Cohen, Cleveland Cohen, Ophlia Colclasure, Connie Collins, Charles Ray Donnell, Tommy Dukes, Naomi Earl, Clifford Farris, Lydia Gammill, Mike Gates, Carlos Garrich, Nicky Hill, Paula Hogue, Mike Johnson, Sharon Jones, Vernard Kee, Annette Kee, Stevie Manson, Dee Ann lVlcClure, Vicki NlclVlullen, Shawn Nlilton, Carol Jene Mitchell, Derrick Moncrief, David Sixth Grade Students in Mr. lVlcNabb's sixth grade class answer questions about pol- lution. 128.. .Sixth Grade X is I ., ' V . . 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' 1 11 , ' , . 1' ,f:,3. ,. of ,.:..':-1, .51 , ' f A , i Q' :Vi z1ij,:n:gtf,'vf1':g I . I x ,,:-V gy, , V , , 'I:,,2:,Z3?vv!iy'i:S'5jiI ' f fig iwty' W ' , , , , . :'. -Ii-r?::ei::v. --, V - ' is l X A-4- 5 'v , -,, rl, V 2-1355 S Riva J rf if r ig: 'Rl' 5 -1, - 3:92. 5. '- W I 'Nz' ei ,av 15 Left to right. Kathy Carter, Carol Milton and Maysie Thvveatt work on a bulletin board rendering in pastel of a typical western street front. Mosby, Pamela Murray, Clinton Newkirk, Connie Newkirk, Les Parson, Sonja Plafcan, Angela Plafcan, Maria Raper, Cathy Rogers, Terry Rollins, Ricky Seeber, Cathy Seeber, Shelia Shelman, Teresa Sims, Bucky Smith, Derrick Snyder, Reba Stallings, Christa Story, Rusty Strong, Donald Svestka, Greg Taylor, Larry Thomas, Tracie Thweatt, Maysie Uhiren, Pamela Vaden, Lois Vail, Timmy Vowell, Susan Walker, Venita Washington, Terrance Weatherly, Bryant Westbrook, Brad Wilson, Amy Wilson, David Wood, Ricky Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Circling the largest fraction was no problem for these fifth grade stu- dents. 130. , . Fifth Grade Abston, Gail Adams, Marcia Addison, Phil Allison, Bradley Aycock, Billy Bednar, Barry Brooks, Cherrie Brown, Donna Burrows, Debra Chlapecka, Donna Clawitter, Brent Coburn, Mary Jane Conatser, Randy Crouch, Cindy Crouch, Kenny Curlett, Casandra Desmuke, Dora Edge, Mark Edge, Mike Everman, Vickie Felts, Tania Harvey, Dan Haygood, Holly Hinze, Julie lngle, Marcia Jackson, Diane Kelly, Byrum Lane, Mark Lavvs, Jackie Likso, Richard Mathis, Marty McCroskey, Alan McGee, Nicholas Medlock, Randy Melkovitz, Pam f ll , ywiwfagf, gf W -. ,-......,,-.aec,-L.1f.QWmi,.eq . rf H - ' 4' -e-mv-ff'-w-w- ew,-,-a...,.-,.,w, i ,.., , ,, 544. iff LV, , ,.e4,:5,1.TQQ,,,.,,, ,l A . i - .i ima 13521 iff .., f -N .ffi im., W 1 ff1cze.:ws rc - 3 1- ' 'T-f: i f .,:'fz1 Twzrwe -T'-Maw , -f .ymmimqamr V ., , . t, ,,,V -. 1-affix?-5 ' V' f'fw r- ,W l. 'TTI' ?w'5afFW? ' lflwilimzff 7 7 -. 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J H' 3:4 f 3 1 i 4 ,, mi, Riga Y, fade .a ,Ji '!l-ll-,s. l for i V i e-- as ! . l U. 22 Sl I ' 'fwilezgggqrmsi- - he A iVl2:L'iif'l:,.: J 2 2 ft-ii- , A . 5 . .f 1' , ,.i'i 1 , M1 Q, 1 t - T r W F'-V' ,fl , f , , 'L .Q A Q, , . , , L,L5L - f'y,! -V 1 if , I ' 2 s f i Hia Q Q 1 -, .- Wi : '.--' E' Q Mitchell, Carse Mosby, Jeffery Mosby, Lora Ann Murray, Kim Phifer, Kevin Pich, Terri Pitonyak, Mary Ann Price, Janet Robinson, Joel Rogers, Donna Russell, Terry Smith, Teresa Strohl, John Strong, Shirley Snyder, Mary Sue Taylor, Lori Thomas, Joyce Throgmartin, Rachel Tipton, Rhonda Toll, Lynn Toone, Brenda Uhiren, Stephanie Vail, Tina Vowell, Jay Waits, Larry Warren, Sharon Weatherely, Joe Westbrook, Brian White, Debbie Wood, Kathy Miss Ethel Benish helps Byrum Kelly with a home work problem. Fourth Grade Left to right. Flancly Ingle, Micki Petrus and Francine Petrus splice the broken film strip while Mary Jane Vlleindorf watches. Addison, Sharon Bates, Johnny Bednar, Michelle Bednar, William Carter, Nicki Carter, Joey Caviness, Brad Coburn, Danny Colclasure, Timmy Curlett, Danny Curlett, Janet Drotar, John Dukes, Alice Edge, Tammy Edmondson, Rena Fletcher, Alison Hall, Regina Hartz, Michael Haynes, Sandy Helms, Sherry Hoesch, Pam Holmes, Doyle Holmes, Jackie Hosto, Nansi Ingle, Randall Isbell, Jeff Johnson, Gwen King, Ellis King, Travis King, Trena King, Tom Lane, Kent Laws, Becky Lee, Todd 132. . . Fourth Grade gi t:sQ1j'g.g's-fr' is , , fa ww yy. ww' v , A W L, --f -H-N, ,W ,WN Q-.s t,,W ,.,,,,.c:f:-f-fs1'::r2-....,,, -2 A H-.., 'mms --f Q... - 1-., 'Uv-,,,.,,i --vi... 2 e :yn fi fl f' .1 As 'VU T L. 5 am., Q: - ,L ffg' ,Q1- ttse 5,-. is .. ,,,. ,,,xkL:u il! fkrx, g...... , vm ., av- I a . ,,',, .-7 A. 1,- - ,.--f L .f u -ef T l ml ff .,,, grvefetefvrwg r ' ' 4 ' .,:ff-frv.zzs:mf,- IQVKKK . if ' f J , ? f 2 2 i bs 1? 1 X it V f i K - K . K . K ,Qt ' 1 'g ,,' 9 r U , , y ' . r ' ,' it ' E , ,. . ,, .,,. K K K RK N , K,,fjM . , ,.., I k new th Hi Q . f i ii i l ,i ,, ii' ' 'i '- ' ,f,, . uf' . ' issii ' 15 Q ' I .K . Y It Fourth grader, Paul Miller finds time to study during lunch. Lisko, Frankie McMullen, Mark ivianer, Paul Mitchell, Paul Moore Morris , Vernon , Mary Mosby, Daniel Parson, Stacey Petrus, Petrus, Priest, Francine Micki David Prine, Robin Scroggins, Larry Seidenschwartz, Chuck Seidenstricker, Karen Shelman, Daniel Shelman, Valerie Sorrows, Bruce Story, Diane Svestka, Carl Swift, Benny Roach, Janie Russell, Norris Taylor, Tammie Templeton, Dana Thomas, Glendora Thomas, Mark Van Houten, Martha Vaught, Kathy Weems, Kelly Weems, Sherry Wood , Karen is il'ii i Fourth Grade. , . 13 Allison, Loren Austin, Niles Baxter, Joana Bednar, Darren Bednar, Randy Benafield, Julia Boggs, Lori Brown, Beth Burrows, Farris Burton, Rita Caviness, Tracy Ciganek, Joey Colclasure, Robin Earl, Rozina Earl, Virginia Everman, Michael Ferrell, Tina Garrich, John Guenther, Lisa Harper, Cathy Hinze, Bobby Holmes, David Holyfield, John Johnston, Stacy King, Alisa Kizzia, Martha Lee, Tracy McCroskey, Alana Mitchell, Elma Mosby, Delphia Mosby, Frazier Plafcan, Joey Roach, Timmy Robinson, Patricia Rogers, Rusty 1 1, f LA Third Grade Left to right. Rodney Van l-louten, Tania Vail, Martha Kizzia, and Julia Benafield compare lunch box goodies. . . .Third Grade 4 Li , if .3 ttt,,. 3' ia 4 i i W I LQ. R? ,I X V if W I xx A gl t, f f i A Jes, 1 y .,, ,r . Q, v ,Q E ar Q ,ai ,ff T' 'l 'iwbj ii l as-1 ,, 1.1 - 17' , 0 3 3 ii 1 R 5. 5, k f ' i - , A Q e t W- 5 V- sat. , I7 A A 4 l 4 OOQ Left: Courtesy is learned and practiced by the lower grades. Right: Joey Plafcan and Libby Tipton pin up winter decorations for their room. Rollins, Vickie Russell, Ruth Sanders, James Shelman, Judy Strong, Shonda Swaim, Sandy Swift, Robbie Taylor, Dean Thomas, Katherine Thomas, Kathleen Tipton, Libby Toll, Ann Vail, Tanya VanHouten, Debbie VanHouten, Rodney Walker, Artis Walker, Joe Waller, Tommy Warren, Christy Weatherly, Carolyn Third Grade... 135 Second Grade Instructor, Ella Taylor quizzes the students on their arithmetic. 36, . .Second Grade Adams, Jennifer Baxter, James E. Bednar, Pammy Bednar, Tammy Booth, Jerry Burton, Robert Carter, Lori Caviness, Harlan Chlapecka, Stevie Clawitter, Allison Conatser, Steve Crouch, Paula Curlett, Felicia Dale, Brenda Earl, Patsy Felts, Jamie Fletcher, Argela Guenther, Donnie Heard, Deneen Hinton, Theresa Hinze, Lisa Hooks, Sally lngle, Richie Jones, Succiel Langhorn, Manfin Long, Jessie Loudermilk, Mike Marek, Mark Mathis, Evelyn Melkovite, Mary Moncriet, Donna Morris, Sonny Mosby, Sharon Neil, Nickie Owens, Clarence H Q. , Q Q .1 46 W, f ...Y V4 f n W' J' YJ , , ,irfifli ' ii flff. is it . . 4 fx: ,1 V Q f rw KZ an w 11 .6 il , ii 4 . 4 N . 'YJ' k ,, nfl: 'ITS Elfman mmm .- ,, A , 1 X . ,- Hy. LYS! v at fx sk X kt lawn,-.1 E A X it gi I is ui ,fix , ,,,e 1g 4 f 1 at is 9 .- M -fer it r' ,:. , -A, . f X Perry, Karen Priest, Victor Prine, Berry Rogers, Tammie Roland, Rynard Russell, Stanley Scroggins, Karen Shelman, Doug Smith, lna Sorrows, Rhonda Strohl, Dana Taylor, Timmy Taylor, Valerie Thomas, Daniel Thompson, Dennis Throgmartin, Stevie Toll, Angela Toone, Rene Uhiren, Jeffrey Vincent, Randy Walker Joyce Warren, Johnny Weems, Terry Weems, Travis Wilson, Vivian Dana Strohl and Secciel Jones demonstrate to the rest of the class their ability to count numbers First Grade Students interact by using the flash card as a learning instrument. 38... First Grade Abston, Arlene Abston, James Addison, Greg Anderson, Joyce Aycock, Terry Bednar, Melissa Booth, Tammy Burton, Lynn Cates, Bobby Cates, Mary Colclasure, Tony Crowder, Shirlene Curlett, Chris DeWitt, Karen Earl, Jackie Edmondson, Jolena Felty, Greg Folkner, Nlarion Hall, Charles Farrell Hamilton, Althiea Harper, Tim lngle, Pamala Larkan, Lee McAuthor, Doug NlcCroskey, Kevin ,ffl I ' H 2 rl , K 5 S H! l ral' A 'Q' I . ' ' , Ml - w - it x , 3 ' 1 M If 'f 'ga A sill.l - . s b E 3, t , 'fi fn, . . Q iw alia if , L. ' Q H. A if -,t f -I-.f 25' -1 ' af .. .,., ....,,,,-s - -f-at H f 3 1 - , Q' ' , A ' we ,Q I' FQ, fe' 'l 3' '17 'Q- fv-vi ,L , Y Q 5 .0 -W Q., ' , K X , I . - H -, I ,.,,,. 1 K , I XXX if 4 +P uf , ,, y rfu...wvx,s-,,,.w. c Q- ! Q f n Q 1. , . v'-.w...e.,.a., , me McMullen, Tracie Minton, Shannon Mitchell, Trudy Moncrief, Joann Nannie, Lisa Owens, Carnell Parker, Nanette Peter, Robert Price, Lynn Pullium, Rex Roland, Mary Kay Russell, Carlos Sayger, Anita Strong, Connie Thomas, Billy VanHouten, Joe VanHouten, Lenny VanHouten, Travis VanHouten, Yvonne Waits, Amanda Walker, Tena Washington, Fred White, Melanie Wilson, Vickie Greg Felty helps distribute milk to the class. First Grade... 139 Special Education Left to right. Debra Burton and George Burton helo each other during their class period. Burton, Debra Burton, George Burton, Mary Ann Canady, Hattie Mae Dawson, Dora Lee Jackson, Henry Jackson, Juanette Langhorn, Alfred lVloore, Ronald Roland, Beverly Roland, Carl Roland, Clifford Roland, Stevie Sherman, Carroll Smith, Darrell Tyler, lVlarvin 40 . .Special Education Reflections of a first grade student . . . sum- mer has ended . . .a child of six enters the classroom for the first time . . .at first fear- ful and wondering . . . time passes. . . new friends made. . . rules and regulations fol- lowed . . . each day brings new challenge for the eager, impressive student . . . excitement and pride arouses young child. .. learns basic skills.. .reading .. .writing . . . math- ematics . . . now accustomed to school life . . .daily routine . . .enjoys recess as time of play . . . milk break... happi- ness.. . week-ends . . . holidays . . .vaca- tion . . . parting of close friends. . .sad- ness . longs for resumption of school ...for this first grade student, Lee Larkan, the saga has just begun. ' nmhm i 5 x Qmsrms FNB mms f ' z f-Que 2l 4 fy' W Mm -fi-ff'-PQ HA ,, on --ff - 1 ' 2 ' Melvin Hula Board Presiden t 44. . .Administration School Board Steve Chlapecka Tommy Holmes FB. Beam Robert Wilson Fred Johnson Harry Westbrook, Vice-president Connie Chudy, Secretary L.F. Seidenstricker Elbert Kizzia Joseph Bednar, Jr. Elbert Kizzia Superintendent Robert Wilson High School Principal of i i . Fred Johnson Elementary Principal Administration . . . 14 46, . .Administration Larry Anthony Guidance Counselor, Psychol0gV, Occupations Charlene Jeffcoat Librarian K:-N331 W' 1 ug., N1-kv, Above left.' Laverne Seidenstricker, Health Co- ardinatorg Above: James Anderson, Remedial Reading Office Personnel Geraldine Booe Eloise Shedd Jerri Gammill Administration... 147 48, . .Administration Science Lynn Mason Margery Wills l RSL 01 K rs Q5 L sig, A E.. Q X 'A' J ig ' ' ip, Q-aff'-'uf f sf sz rr r-fu i as! -- s f My I 2 H4 ' S We r ' 914-sowfcmwwi ' We 'fr e Q. W. L-rx xv, I r r mu QM Fine Arts Jerry Davis Juanita Gammill Bruce Watterson ,,,.f ws, gxflizmwlf !' Athletics Tommy Louks Harold Haygood James Escola Language Vickie Hartley Charlene Jeffcoat Shirley Skarda Administration . . . 149 50. . .Administration Mathematics Vernard Metcalf Danny Shedd James Escola Aides Kathy McNabb Pat Minton Claire Schafer Joann Conatser 11. A X Q95 9: ju, sl . ff' vit M' 114' .Ar 1 3 I x Social Studies Jimmy J. Jones Nila Wilson Tommy Louks Vocational Christine Weems Diane Strickland James Conatser Harold Haygood Administration 4 und' Cafeteria Lossie Foster, Cafeteria Head I-Wien Minton f L.W, 2 Llx, Mary Ada Eddings, Alternate iAi HH' Etta Martin Y K- ml' - 'aaa Francis Green 1:3 A '? i Q J' N! X - it ni I I lr?- Q 3 Six fel its 52 . . , Administration ,f 'W' I ,,, ,v --.-,. ' ix Elementary Carolyn Stallings, First Grade Martha Lane, Third Grade Louise Robinson, Third Grade Geniece Harper, Second Grade Lee Green, First Grade Judy Crain, Second Grade Ella Taylor, Second Grade Cindy Woerner, Third Grade Above. Elementary Brenda Davis, Sixth Grade Mike McNabb, Sixth Gade Marilyn Sims, Fourth Grade Patricia Escola, Sixth Grade Maggie Marshall, Fourth Grade Aileen Boyd, Fifth Grade Mary Jane Weindorf, Fourth Grade Rosie Mae Jones, Remedial Reading Morris E. Young, Special Education Ethel Benish, Fifth Grade Left. Maintenance Ernest Flaper, Custodian Hazel Flaper, Custodian Carl Flaper, Bus Mechanic B. E. Fiosel, Custodian Administration . . . 15 Our dependence. . . Advertisers IDEIITZ ARKANSAS FARM MACHINERY CO. I IO- 120 South College Stuttgart, Arkansas 3- ' 2--1 Donna Perry, HHS Junior exhib RGGER'S Hazen, Citizen' Bank Carlisle, Arkansas a siss buick!! mvmnm h the culinary art of cutting meat. . GROCERY Arkansas A show of courtesy -Junior Gary Stallings Opens The door for M135 Lynn Mason. Advertiserss . . 157 BOYD IM PLEMENT CO. Hazen, Arkansas Junior Terry Taylor and 8th grader Brian Conatser check out the equipment on this John Deere tractor. CITY CAFE Hazen, Ark. Jerry Davis, Diane Booth, Carolyn Minton and Debbie Bednar wait on Chuck Haygood to make up his mind! M.-,i:fW,,A A H A Z E N r- A L tt., k.......t.,w?ii'2,g. Moroia COM PANY Hazen, Arkansas 58. . . Advertisers bf Seniors Dewey Raper and Darrell Van Houten have a better idea as they test drive a 72 Maverick! Brown's Auto Supply, Inc. , ,i ' H 6.-f+:-.i'1.5iS'1- 'iZ '9ifLf:5:3'SN- ' .'f.- V-.-..-:::-:Qs ' 1 1111:-'fm .:-:::. :::-2. . . . --N.--.f:I:2'f?E7, V ifiilrffiizi' -,r-'25?ifff:'1fif7' 1-33511533-'?Il,2:' i ':'i'i'5i 3:i:3Ei:2?? 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' 21 QE' f Q, x QS 0 and Machine Shop 3 M Zero butane 84 propane Hazen' farms 0 homes 0 institutions Arkansas 72064 Hazen Stuttgart De Witt 255-3350 922-0731 946-4394 255-3147 or or 922-6953 946-1656 922-6324 or 922-6171 N Prairie 1 Q ' skfvfs' 1 5.x Farmers And Appliance Cu. ASSOCICWION fuels 0 fertilizers 0 insecticides hwy. 70 west phone: Hazen 255-441 1 phone 255-3260 Hazen, Arkansas owned and operated by Prairie Farmers Gail's Beauty Shop Hazen,Ark. Cher- Don Lumber Co Hazen, Ark. Advertisers 60 Advertise 5 'xg 'gs' N., as xx f 'xxx' -. ' A .A N 4 ' F-. 3 M V Q 'Q--W , 1 S 1 . N -f --, T 1 J I 3 gm. ,,,, '-.xxx r h N 'N.,kmxw ' K 1 N- V K k MN,,N?'sk ,M A u,h:,W l -M-.zz if X A ., V X MQW. N -:W, 1 ,,,,zV Vlrkk xi nn VW V TXNWNM '-uh, 4 , , Ng' -'-MM , A M QM-ww -MN Xa XWQ-N.ii'?'Wn--fN:ag,1'N,aNN:3r an --migzfr 'KX,.Mm Nxaixxxa 'rr'-N-w.., WS -,NNN f,M NM -M.N.,,m A ,N-x if-mx x-...sh-sS'wsA w w-.M .MANWMN kb V!! ' X N W' M M, M-M..mW, f' 'f r , I as Nxq W an N X, r fl Af gi r I 5 M 'X X rf , f 1 f lg ' I -N.w f ga' g I 1 j f g 3 , X 5, 1 f s Funeral Home Hazen, Arkansas FS sh ' Q 0 O I Reid Furniture 81 Appliance Hazen, Arkansas Horne s p.o. box 366 Des Arc, Ark. 72040 Prairie County's largest furniture store compliments of FTD X f 't 84 h d urn: ure ar vvare co Jock Allmond . everything for the home Hazen Florist your friendly Ford dealer teiephone 255-4141 Des Arc, Arkansas l-lazen, Arkansas J. Elmer Berry A.L. Berry OWDSI' manager Thorell Supply Co. Jeffcoatfs auto repair 0 lawn mower repair fast road service Stuttgart, Arkansas phone 255-3305 Advertisers T Proctor I GO0DyWEAR re 0 Service , A Western Auto . . the family store and catalog order center k Monsonto Agriculture Center Hazen,Ark, compliments of Rex Honcock, D.D.S. Floyd A. Denmon Jewelery L 81 N Asphalt Co. Inc ,iiiffmff FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN STUITGART A Service Institution THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS DOWNTOWN: 412 South Main-411 South Mople Street BRANCH MOTOR BANK: 20th and South Main Street Serving This Territory Since 1922 I ,M A---wr 1 it -ZW ' S A irti HHS graduate Larry Isbell, supervises 8th grader Suzette Woods and sophomore Robin Hinton as they help change the oil. S 8. S Conoco Don's Filling Station Hazen, Arkansas Advertisers. , , 163 Country Closet a carousel of charming clothes Hazen, Ark. ConIey's AG Supermarket H azen ,Ark. M. V. Vic Rhodes Insurance H Ak C0 ie'S Beam' Herold Publishing Co Shop H azen ,AI'k. Stu ttgart, Ark 'i 'S Bm Little Pig Dairy Brrr Shop Hazen, Ark. Stuttgart,Ark. Compliments Of: K I ern 5 Q Studio Clarendon, Ark. Producers Rice Mill, Inc. Melkovitz Grocery Hazen, Ark. s r A ir rj 6 Carlisle Implement Co. Carlisle, Arkansas 'Hilti axzrnxx Rex Long, l-ll-lS senior, studies the diagram for this International tractor at Carlisle, Arkansas Complete Water Conditioning Choose the plan that s S E F173 right for you! A- Way Pizza .tank exchange service 'rental service 'ovvn your ovvn Stuttgart, Ark. Stuttgart Servisoft, Inc. Phone 922-8567 P,0, BOX 390 166. . . Advertisers Wynn Diamond Jewelers certified member of J. Milhening gemological p.o. box 499 counselors phone 922-2321 Stuttgart, Ark. 72 l 60 Bogard Seed Company Hazen, Arkansas 'fit 'TI'i,,i'P Q 1 -,ww f .whfiymf-if me ig Y . . 1 J . .-d 'W iw -Q' -' 7th grader Vicki Tipton and Sophomore Brenda Hurst help Mr, Bogard fill outa report. Advertisers . 1 e -a M., 0 3? 'W 52. Woody's Pharmacy Hazen, Arkansas 111 fa VVoody's always carries the sound in music . . . right Hazen students? The The Daily Leader Stuttgart, Ark. Dairy Center Family Stuttgart, Arkansas Gravis Concrete Co. Shoe 168 Ad t 210 north buerkle p.o. box 149 Stuttgart, Ark. Stuttgart, Arkansas Merle Norman Farmers Protective Cosmetic Insurance Co. Studio Prairie Implement Co. Stuttgart, Ark. Broaclway's Stuttgart, A k Stuttgart Electric Company, Inc. Stuttgart, Ark. Farmers 8g Merchants Bank Member FDIC Stuttgart, Arkansas RICELAND Origi nators of Stuttgart, FGCDDS XX II Chef-Way products Arkansas A . s '121: K W' w4,,s,,, or wg: H .s. ii f JT 'rt QL VVesterfleld's Chevrolet - Olds backs the l-lornets! Chuck l-laygood and Debbie Bednaf, HHS juniors knovv they've got something going judging by the appearance of the school parking lot. Westerfield Chevrol et- Oldsmobile Company Hazen, Arkansas Advertisers. . Knoll Laundry 8t Cleaners Stuttgart, Ark. n1lriNTI .AH , UPHOLSIERY 8. ll.00ll COVlRllll'J,l:0. STLJTTGART, ARKANSAS O O upholste g Maleshc 'fcustom draper e ffloor cover ng Th carpet cleaning ea 11th and IVIain Ph 922 6945 Stuttgart, Arkansas 2 Adv ttses Gibson's Discount Center more for less Stuttgart, Ark. Nad- Rox Shoppe first to show the newest Ca Isle A k Lorene's Beauty Shop Carlisle, A k. Jacob Hartz Seed Company Stuttgart, Ark. McCracken Clinic 509 South IVIain St. Stuttgart, Arkansas Glover Insurance Agency YOUR nlzpurlnrl luuraau MGENT 'fllvll YOU lllll' 0 forms of insuran rlisle, Ar . ff! riff f f .AYAZQQ ,V 48 'J X The Stuttgart Cooperative Buyers Association P.O. Box 836 Stuttgart, Arkansas Carlisle Nursery 8. il lers. . Garden Center M Carlisle Arkansas C C D L L U C I I HARDWARE Ph STUTTg:lgT ARKANi2SS3kl6lJ Sf' p t Adele Pond Women's Wear G nd V Uhr Cmnirg Svhnp Fllll THE MAN Wll0 TlllNllS Yllllllll Qfwf 120,-Ld MEN AND BoY's WEAR 1215-WN' SL M331 ML P. O. Box 923 - 316 S. Main Street STUTTGART, ARKANSAS 72160 S g Ak hardware-sporting goods Stuttgart, Ark. Wo rd Stuttgart NThe Fl 8 G'ft YeS'e'dC'S1 ,, Jewelers Owe' ' S OP A k Stuttgart, Ark. Stuttgart, Ark. W Carlisle Drug Store MOOdy'S l. 40 Sfdflbh Carlisle, Arkansas Carlisle, Ark. Flowers at Pondarose McKinley Gills Depl' Sm' Jewelers k- Stuttgart, Ark. Proirie County . . .Bonk . . the bonk that backs the community. H Ak Among the regular savers at PCB are Senior Dewey Raper and 8th grade T VV C p f Form Bureou Incorporated 176 Ad l I Essies Novelty Shop Carlisle, Arkansas Coker-Hampton Stuttgart, Ark. f p k g ft Case Implement Company Stuttgart, Arkansas N ff? IVIr. Lew Hut ,rnanager, helps HJHS students Skip Hula and Paul Hooks find some parts. Frankies Bakery Stuttgart Ark Carlisle's Completely Automatic Car Wash Carlisle, Ark. Ad I 177 Stuttgart PCA Stuttgart, Arkansas uThe THE AR II Barn . MAKE YOUR SELF AT . . The best place un town , to eat. Stuttga t,A ka as Standingon th atchingall th g I g by ..Seniors RexL g dS L k X--Sim' L . I sl,,,,.1,i-,I-..13,S, McCallie s Ng-r N . DX Station ABS Music Co. Stuttga Ark, 178 Ad Carlisle, Ark. ' mmm Lewis' Drug Burnett Pontiac Store Buick Co. carnsue, Ark. Swgaff, M. B .th Insurance Real Estate 1111 39 701 South Main Phone 922-1242 Stuttgart HAUGHTY HOUND na 1-2 WEST SIXTH STREET STUTTGART, ARKANSAS moo 80 MacDonald Bufane Gas Co. Highway 70 W. Ph. 255-4554 Hazen, Arkansas :vi LIUN f x, 9 . . . ,, ,. . ,, . Freshman Duane Booth and Jumor Jerry Davis rub tll the shlne comes through! For all your automotive needs, check the no gimmick line: LION! The Studio Stuttgart, Arkansas Maiestic Dress Shop Stu ttgart, Arkansas Layne Arkansas Stuttga rt, Ark. OLIVETTI UN ERWOOD D PRODUCTS AUTHORIZED AGENT Office Machines, Inc. stt 1 tsss Q Pine Bluff, Ark, cgne Tastee- Freeze Tastee- Freeze manager D H B k h t th gh th td d e conveni riv is cus omers rou Ad t 181 Belk-Jones Co. Stuttgart, Ark. D'Il I aha Fruit Company Little Rock, Ark. Hauk's Hut W. lVlain Ph. 552-7701 Carlisle, Ark. Capri Restaurant Carlisle, Arkansas Advertisers The Capri Restaurant is known for serving good food. Juniors Diane Ciganek and Gary Stallings and Seniors Susan Hooks and Jerrell Holmes wait to see! COIGMGI1 DGil'Y, Incorporated 5801 Asher Avenue . Little Rock, Ark. 4 Shields - Horst Company, Inc. General Insurance 8. Realtors 224 S th Nlain St. phon 922 5612 St ttg t A k 72160 The Art Place Stuttgart Ark pl f 81 Mrs. Billy M. 8. Jimmy I k Garth SCHOOL BUS MANUFACTURING INC PO O 1HIGHWAY 65 OU C S O Cottage Fabrics Hazen A k nsas C mplimen ts of: Arkansas Power 8. Light Hazen, Arkansas Hazen Pla yschool 8. Kindergarten Hazen, Arkansas PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST FLASH STU DIC CCMPANY H azen DeValls Bluff, Arkansas 4 Mr. 84 Mrs. Ellis Adams Mr. 8i Mrs. Everett Adams Mr. 81 Mrs. Bernie Beam Clifford 84 Norma Barlow iCo. Treasurerl Mr. 84 Mrs. Joe Bednar, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Bed nar Robert Bednar Leroy Booe Arlen C. Brasel, DDS Mr. St Mrs. Sammie 81 Mr. Br Mrs. Alan Carter Carle Carter Rudolph Chlapecka Mr. Si Mrs. Edward Ciganek Mr. gl Mrs. Stanley Clayton Mr. 81 Mrs. Jesse Clifton Mr. 81 Mrs. E. Miles Cook Don's Hardware Mr. gl Mrs. Warren Doss Phyllis Edge Tommy, Mary 81 Mark Edge Mr. Lester Faupel Miss Jane Ferguson Mr. Si Mrs. J. R Foot, Jr. Mr, 81 Mrs, John Garrich, Jr. Mr. 84 Mrs. Tommy Garrich S. E. 8 Lela Mae Grady Dorris Greenwalt Mr. Si Mrs. Mrs. Ruby Hall Mr. 81 Mrs. Dick Hartz Mr. gl Mrs. Don Hestir Mr. 84 Mrs. John S. Hiryak Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Hite Mr. Si Mrs. Edward Hooks Mr. John M, Hooks Melvin, Margaret, Sherry Si Skip Hula R. L. Inman, DDS John's Furniture KIine's Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Lisko Mr. gl Mrs. George Lisko Mr. 81 Mrs. Steve Lisko Mr. gl Mrs. Alex Losak PATRONS Lola Losak Mr. Si Mrs. Melvin Loudermilk Mr. gl Mrs. Larry Larkan 81 Lee Mr. gl Mrs. Martin Marek Mr. gl Mrs. Hubert Martin Mr, 84 Mrs. Tommy Martin, Jr. Mr. gl Mrs. Lee Matthews Mr. :Si Mrs. A. J. McDonald Mrs. Bess Meiner 81 Stephanie Mr. Si Mrs. M. V. Meiner Si Doug Mr. 81 Mrs. Clarence Melkovitz Mr. St Mrs. Gene Milton Mr. 84 Mrs. Morris Mitchell Mr. gl Mrs. Dewey Nelson Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Pete Norman Cyril Plafcon Mr. 81 Mrs. John H. Plafcan Mr. 81 Mrs. Joe Petrus, Jr. Mr. 84 Mrs. J. C. Red Mr, 81 Mrs. Harvey Roach Ronnie, Melva 81 Joseph Sabbatini Mrs. Annie Shimek Mr. 69 Mrs. Horace Sickel Mr. 84 Mrs. John B. Sims Mr. 8: Mrs. Gary Skarda Mr. Si Mrs. Joe Skarda Mr. Si Mrs. Wesley Skarda Rev. Si Mrs. W. S. Smothers Mr. 81 Mrs. Harvey Sorrows Mr. 81 Mrs. James Sparks Mr. gl Mrs. Jerry Sparks Mr. gl Mrs. Jimmy Sparks Mr. Si Mrs. Troy Thomas Rep 81 Nell Tucker Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Uhrien Mr. 84 Mrs. Johnnie Uhrien Mr. 84 Mrs. John Vowell Aunt Alma 81 Uncle Vince West 81 Company Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles Weems Mr. 81 Mrs. Vernon Wills Mr. 84 Mrs. Dick Wylie Advertising. . . 185 Anderson, James Anthony, Larry Beam, F. B. ... Bednar, Joseph . Benish, Ethel .. Booe, Geraldine Boyd, Aileen .. Chlapecka, Steve Chudy, Connie . Conatser, James Conatser, JoAnn Crain, Judy .... Davis, Brenda ,. Davis, Jerry .. . Eddings, Mary . Escola, Jim .... Escola, Patricia . Foster, Lossie . . Gammill,Jeri .. Gammill, Juanita Green, Francis . Green, Lee .... Annual Staff . . . ..QQ52,'7e,'5 Future Business Leaders Association . . Future Farmers Association . . . '72 Index Administration, Faculty, and Non Certified Personnel .7, 34, fist' . . . .6 Q45 Q42 2,149, 40,41 147 146 144 144 153 147 153 144 144 151 150 152 153 148 152 150 153 152 147 148 152 152 .50 .......39 Harper, Geniece . Hartley, Vicki . .. l-laygood, l-larold l-lolmes, Tommy. l-lula, Melvin .... Jetfcoat, Charlene . Johnson, Fred .. Jones, Jimmy J. . Jones, Bosie M. . Kizzia, Elbert ... Lane, Martha ... Louks, Tommy . . Marshall, Maggie . Martin, Etta .... Mason, Lynn ... McNabb, Kathy . McNabb, Mike .. Metcalf, Vernard Minton, Lillian .. Minton, Pat .... Qfffffillffei , ,25, 61, 62, 63, 72, 149 .26, 53, 62, 66, 72, 35,145 . , .144 'QQH44 75,1149 'i 'ff35 152 149 151 144 144 149 145 151 153 145 152 151 153 152 148 150 153 150 152 150 Baoer, Carl ..... ...153 Baoer, Ernest ................. . . .153 Organizations Junior Band ....... ...55 Junior Beta Club .... ...52 Junior Glee Club ...... .,.54 186 Future l-lomemakers Association ........ Intermediate Choir .... -A- Abbott, Sheila .... ...54,126 Abston, Arlene . . . ..... .138 Abston, Barbra .,. ...1 16, 47 Abston,Gail .... ,,,,, 1 30 Abston, James ,...,.......... 138 Abston, Janice .......,...... 128 Adams, Chip , . .52, 79, 82,102,124 Adams, Cindy ...... 37, 42, 44, 109 Adams, James .,.,........... 124 Adams, Jennifer .....,....... 136 Adams, Joe ...... .... 4 2, 45, 122 Adams, Marcia . . . Addison, Greg .... Addison, Phil ...,. Addison, Sharon ... Allison, Bradley .. ........130 .......138 ....130 ..,.132 ....13O Allison, Lisa ................ 128 Allison, Loren ..,.........,.. 134 Allmond, Kenneth40, 78, 79, 82, 122 All111011d,TGrfv .....,... ,.82, 126 Amy, Diane ...... ..... 1 28 Anderson,Joyce ., . .. .138 Austin, Niles ... . .. . . .134 AycoCk',BiIly ., .......,.. 130 Aycock, Scottie . . ..., 40, 52, 124 Aycock, Terry .... .......,.. 1 38 -B- Baker, Carolyn .. . ......... .109 Bates, Johnny .. ........... 132 Bates,Judy ... ..,. 53, 54, 55, 126 Baxter, James .. .......... 136 Baxter, Joana .. ...134 Baxter, Trudy . . .... 128 Bednar, Barry . . ........... 130 Bednar, Darren .............. 134 Bednar, Debbie . , , 2, 31, 37, 42, 45, 47,116,158,171 Bednar, Frankie ....... 52, 55, 126 Bednar,Jimmy ... Bednar, .,,lndex 55, 128 Baper, Hazel ,.... Robinson, Louise . .. Fiosel, B. E. ....... . Schafer, Claire ...... Seidenstricker, Laverne Seidenstricker, L, F. .. Shedd, Danny , . .. Shedd, Eloise ... Sims, Marilyn .,. Skarda, Shirley ..... Stallings, Carolyn ... Strickland, Diane ... Taylor, Ella ...., Watterson, C. B, .... Weems, Christine .... Weindort, Mary Jane . Westbrook, l-iarry .... Wills, Margery ...... Wilson, James .,.. Wilson, Nila ... Woerner, Cindy .. Young, Morris ... Science Club ....... Senior Beta Club ... Senior Choir ........ ,fi15,'37,' f1l20,'30. ...,,,135, ..31,50, 51, .......45, ..,132, 111135, ..,144, ..,40 153 152 153 150 147 144 150 147 153 149 152 151 152 148 151 153 144 148 145 151 152 153 .36 .37 ,41 ....48, 49 Junior Student Council ....53 Senior Concert Band .... .,.44, 45 Library C1115 A-----A-,- ,-.-.. 3 3 Senior Marching Band .., ...42, 43 .H--46.47 lvladfigals ...-vm .....40, 41 Senior Student Council ,, ...34, 35 ......40 NevvspaperStaff,... ..,.51 Portraits Bednar, Karen .-'A'--.- 55A 78A -Ci COHGV1, . . . . . , . Bednar, Linda ,,,,,, 38, 39,410,471 Colclasu re, Connie . .,,..., 128 86,120,121 C 11 d A H M 128 Colclasure, Fiobin , ,.,.,..,. 134 Bednar, Meiissa ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 138 Cjiseifigr 'Li ' ' 124 Colclasure, Steve .. ..,, 52, 79, 124 Bednar, lVl1Cl19lle -A----'------ 132 Carrell, Doris. . 1 1 I H, .ff140,'124 C0'C'aSU'e' Timmy 'r ' 132 Becineniviyie ..40,52,78, 105,124 Ca1,e,,AG,e,1,i AAAA2iA,iOA62A C0l9laSure.TOf1v .i . .......138 Bgdnarl Pammy 4A.- ...-..'..' 'I 69A 72A 116 CO11ll'1S,C1'13li18S REV .......... 128 Bednar, Bandy ............,. 134 Garten Ginny A A A A A A 15A 36A 37A 39A Conatser, Brian ... ,,,, 40, 42, 44, Bednensneien .53,54,55,104, 125 44 47 50 36 116 52,124,158 Bednar, Tammy ............. 136 Carter, Joey ------ V- - - - -14132 COnat5el'Ra'1ClV -- ... .1....13O Bednar, Tinirny ..,... . . .55, 128 Garten Kathi, A lqwv A A A55 128A 129 Conatser, Steve . . ...,. . .136 Bgdnarlwilliam Y'..,Y .--.,' 'I 32 Carten Lori A A A A A A A A A A A A136 Cook, FGIIACIB . .. ,... 40, '124 eenetieiauuiie .............. 134 Ca,1e,ANiC,,i A A A A A A A A A A A132 Crouc11,C1r1dv . .. ....t.130 Betzner, Jimmy Frank ..52, 53, 79, Garten Sammy A A A A A A A A A A55 128 Crouch, Kenny .. ....... 130 80' 82,831 124 Castleberry, Audrey . . . .... 132 Crouch' Paula 't ' ' 136 eetznet, Paul .... 31,37, 52, 72, 116 CaS1,ebe,,VAB,O,1SO,i 128 Crowder, D6Dhne . .... 38, 40, 116 Black, Karen ..... 7, 38, 47,93, 120 Cates Bobby U' 138 Crovvder, Darlene . ,37, 39, 47, 109 Boggs, Brian ,,,..,,.,.,., 48,122 Cates: Marv A ' H H138 Crovvder, Kathleen .......... 126 309951 '-Wi - - - ----'-'-'- 134 Caviness, Brad ,... ,....... 1132 Crowdg' Shmene ' ' '138 Booe, Jeri .... .,....... 5 5,128 CaVii1eSSAi.iai,ian A A A A A A A A A A A A A136 Cummings, Karen . . .... 38,124 Booe' LQROV ' 48' 53' 76' 78' Caviness Rhonda 38 40 52 124 Curlett' Casandra ' t' 130 79'82'10O'122 Caviness: Tracy .. . . . .2134 Eurlett' Chris ' it-1138 30061112541 -------'-- 521531541 Chlapecka, Donna .......,.... 130 'UHSH' Damw 132 A 82,104,126 Ci1iaDeCkaAi:1andy A A A A A A A A52 126 Curlett, Evelyn ,. .... 126 Boothe, Diane ......... 40, 47, 52, Chiapecka Stevie '136 Curlett, Felicia ,, ,,,, 136 87f117f122f153f180 cnudysteve,...fff:2'1,5'1i5o, CU m'J?'1?t ------1132 Boothe, Jerry ,.,........... 136 62 64 72 109 Curlett, Vivian ... ..., 47,116 Boothe, Judy .,....,.. 52,54, 126 Ciganeia Diane A A A A A A A A 42A ,UA 64 Boothe, Nancy .......,.., 47, 109 ' -D- 96,116,117182 Beetne, Pam ,...... 38, 40, 47, 116 Ciganei, Joey AA '134 g?gS:?giigT,wV I' H h h ' ' ' U Ciganek' Teffv ----- 21. 34137, 39. Dale, Brenda .,.., .......... 1 36 Brown 'Beth W' W 134 1 48' 62' 64' 93' 109 Da1'1'1e 'T0m 1V - -'--'----' 128 BrOWn'Dem1ig ' ' '15 120 C'Q3'1el1i10'1Y ---'-'-.--.1 78,126 oevieueny .,,,., 48,116,158,18O B 'D n ' '130 ClaW!11e'f4ll'SO'1 -- ----. 136 Davie, Kristie .... 37, 40, 41,47, 116 BrOWn'J.O na 126 C'3VVlT19V.BV911'f .. ..... 130 Desmuke, Dora .............. 130 0Wn' 'mmV -'------'-- ' Clavvitter, Cathy ,.. ..... 55, 126 Desmuke, Michael . . .48, 68, 72, 120 SUgA2,Ck'hE0sA2gYS42' 45' 53' 102' Cl?V1Ol'1.T3m111V 4------------ 128 Desmu ke, Theresa ......... 47, 116 U U9 ' , i----'- -- Cl1ftOf1.Ka111v .... .--39.47.120 oeverek, Beth ,..,.... 36, 37, 42, Burrows, Caroline ............ 126 Ciiii,-mA Larry A A A A A A A QA 37A 39A ASA 45A 47A 98A H7 Burrows' Debra '- 130 62, 64, 65, 109 Dewitt. Karen ....,... ,,,,,,, 1 38 BU'f0WSitlaf1'21 ----- 391401471 120 Coburn, Danny ..,....,,,,.,, 132 Dieter, Carmen . .17, 40, 52, 87, 124 l3UVT0'1il-111111 -1 -.----'---l 138 Coburn,Jerry ... ......., 122 Drotar, John ,,,.. ....... . H132 Burton' Rua ' 1 34 CObUV11,John ....,. . ..48,122 Drotar, Karen .... ..., 3 6,417,120 BUf1Of1iFi0bef1--- ---- 136 Coburn, Mary Jane ... ,..,. 130 Dukes, Alice ... ,, , , , , , A132 Burton,Sammy . .. .... 124 Cobuim paiiicia A A A A A A A126 Dukes Naomi A A AA A A A A A A A128 l3fvHf11.D'2blO'e --,- 109 cenen,cieveiend ...128 ouniep,Pnyiiis ,,,,417,117 Judy .36, 37,40.47,64,120 Dutton, Donnie ...... .... 7 9,124 ..E.. Earl, Clifford . . .... 123 Earl, Hazilee .. ...A 124 Earl,Jackie ....138 Earl, Patsy .,.. .... 1 36 Earl, Rozina .. .... 134 Earl, Virginia .. .,.. 134 Edge, Mark ... .......... .130 Edge, Mike .....,.....,,.... 130 Edge, Sara , ...,.. 5, 16, 20, 24, 34, 38, 39, 47, 50, 51,64,94, 109 Edge, Tommy .... 132 Harvey, Dan .. Harvey, Nora .. Hattield,Jane . Hatfield,Terri . . .,... ..... 1 30 . , ........,. 124 .....38,77,87,124 ...,.52,54,55,126 Haygood,Billy , ....... 31,62,117, Haygood,Chuck31,62, 117,158,171 Haygood, Holly .............. 130 Haygood, Tommy ...... 40, 41 , 78, Edmondson, Jolena ,... .... 1 38 Edmondson, Rena. Erwin, Kenneth .... Everman, Michael .. Everman, Vicki ... ..F.. Farris, Ann . .. Farris, Lydia Felts,Jamie ..,3, ..,.132 ...,117 ...,134 ....130 110 40,41, ........128 .......136 79,82, 101,104,122 Haynes, Carol ....., 38, 40, 52, 125 Haynes, Sandy .............. 132 Heard, Deneen .....,........ 136 Heinmiller, Kenneth ... ..,55 Heinmiller, Laura .... ...,. 4 5 Helms, Sherry ,.... ..... 1 32 Hestir, Debbie .... ....... 4 0,110 Hestir, Donna ,.............. 120 Hickey,Mark ..... 6,9,21,29,39, 48, 62, 64, 65, 72, 110, 114 Hill, Billy . , .48, 62, 71, 72, 73, 120 Hill, Paula ... l-lill,Rita .... . ..... ..... 3 8,125 Felts, Tania Felts, Terry ........130 ......79,82,124 Felts,VVayne ........., 40, 52,53, 78, 79, 80, 82,122 Felty,Greg ......,. 138,139 Felty,John ... ..... .138 Ferrell, Tina .. ............ 134 Fletcher, Allison ,.....,...... 132 Flippo,Joe ... Floyd, Bonnie. Folkner, Marion ,,,,48,79,120, 121 110 Hillyard, Pam ......... 36, 37, 39, 42, 44,47,99, 117 Hinton,Butch ......... 52,79, 125 Hinton,Robin ,,,,. 17,47, 120,163 Hinton, Teresa .............. 136 Hinze, Bobby . . .,.. 134 Hinze, Julie .... ,...... 1 30 Hinze, Lisa ... Hite, George ,. , ,.........., 136 , ...... 3,9,19,24, 29, 39, 62, 64, 110 Hoesch, Pam ......,..,.,.... 132 l-logue, Mike .... .... 5 5,128 Holmes, David . ,. ..... .134 Holmes, Doyle . . .... 132 Holmes, Jackie Holmes, Jackie 117 132 C. ........... . 64,65,92,111,113,166,178 Foot, Phillip .. ..f5.. Gales, Beverly ..... Gammill, Cecily .52, Gammill, Mike .... 19,31,39, 62,117,158 .........117 53,54,55,126 ......55,128 Garrich, Brenda .... ....,,... 1 24 Garrich, Diane . .. ...54,55,126 Garrich, John ... ,....... .134 Garrich, Kerry . ,. ..47,101,122 Garrich, Nicky .............. 128 Garrich, Sandy ..... 40,52,55,124 Gates, Carlos . ......55,128 Holmes, Janice . .36, 42, 45, 47, 120 Holmes, Jerrell ....,.,, 19, 23, 29, 36,4-4,95, 110,182 Holmes, Kathy ......., 52, 54, 126 Holmes, Louise ,....... 40, 52, 125 Holmes, Pam ...... 38,47, 122,123 Holmes, Ricky .. Holytield, Debbie l-lolyfield, John .. 122 127 ' .132 Hooks, Janet ....... 52, 54, 55, 127 Hooks, Paul ...,... 52,79,125, 177 Hooks, Sally ............. ...136 Hooks, Susan ....,. 22, 36, 37, 39, 42, 44, 50, 95, 110, 115, 182 Geret'y,Johnny . . . 4, 19, 34, 36, 39, 48, 62, 64, 68, 72, 94, 110 Gerety, Richie ......... 54, 79, 124 Golleher, Mike .. .,.. 48 122 Good, Norman .,............ 110 Grady, Jimmy ............... 124 Graves, Brent 42, 45, 48, 78, 79 122 Greene, Cordelia ... ...52, 54 126 Greene, Kaye ..... ...... 4 7 110 Greenwalt, Bert . .36, 42, 44, 48 120 Greenwalt, Eric ......., 52,55 126 Greenwalt, James . . .21, 23,48 110 Greenwalt, Kym ............. 124 Guenther, Donnie ... ...... .136 Guenther, Lisa ......,,...... 134 Gunn,Gail ..,,....... 38,47 122 Gunter, Melissa .... 42, 44, 103, 122 Guthrie, Martha ....... 29, 36, 37, 38,40,41,47 110 .44.. Hall, Charles ................ 138 Hall, Regina .....,.......... 132 Hall, Vicki . . .40, 42, 45, 53, 55, Hamilton, Athiea l-larper, Cathy . . Harper, Timothy Harrison, Herman . . . . . .. Hartz, Mark .... Hartz, Michael . . . 124 .,..........138 ...,134 ......138 82, 55, 126 126 ......132 Hosto, Cindy .......... 54,55,127 Hosto, Nansi ...,............ 132 Hula,Skip ........ 52,79,135,177 Hurst,Brend . -- -... 37.42.4547 120, 167 Hurst, David ...,...... 52, 79, 125 -I- Ingle, Dennis .... ..... 4 0, 120 lngle,Jerry ... .......... .125 lngle, Linda . .. ..... 38, 47, 120 lngle, Marcia .. ......... 130 lngle, Pamela .... .. .138 lngle, Randall ... ..... .132 lngle, Rickie .. ...,.... 136 lngle, Roger .. ,..52, 82,127 lngle, Rusty .. ...... 19,127 lngle, Terry . ., ..,....... .127 lngle, Terry . .. ...31, 62, 72,117 lngle, Virginia ..... 38,47,122,123 lsbeIl,Candy ....... 31,34,36, 37, 38, 44, 47, 50, 51,117 Isbell, Jett .................. 132 -J- Jackson, Diane ... .,... .130 Jackson, Sammy . . ......... 47 Jenkins, Dennis . .. ...42,45,122 Johnson, Gwen . .. ...,.... 132 Johnson, Maeotis . . . ..... ,125 Johnson,Sharon .. Johnston, Chris Johnston, Stacy ...128 125 ..,.,..134 100179, Jones, Carl ...... ....,.. 7 9, 125 Jones, Garland .. . .... 79,82,127 Jones, Harold .. ..... 48,117 Jones, Mugail .. ........ 127 Jones, Secciel .... .... 1 36, 137 Jones, Vernard . . . ...... .128 -K- Kee, Annette . .. ....... .128 Kee,Loy Lee -- --..19,48,111 Kee, Stevie ... ......, .128 Kelly, Byrum .. .... 4,130,131 Kelly, Carl .... .......... 1 25 Kelly,Johnny .. ..... 40,41,48, 50,51,95,111 Kelly,Sharon .. ..... 42,45,47, 52, 102, 122 Kelly, Stan ... ..,. 54, 79,125 King,Alisa ..... 18,134 King, Ellis .. ....... 132 King,Freda .... 38,125 King, Tom .... .... 1 32 King,Travis... ....132 King, Trena .... .... 1 32 Kizzia, Martha. ., Kocourek, Betty . Kocourek, Tammie ........... 127 .......134 ...,47,111 Kocourek, Wayne ...... 37, 42, 45, 50,51,92,111 -L- Lambert, Lawana 37, 38, 47, 86, 117 Lane, Kent ................. 132 Lane, Mark .,.... ..... 1 30 Langhorn, Marvin . . . ..... ,136 Larkan, Lee ,.... .,.. 1 38,141 Laws, Becky .... ...... 1 32 Laws, Jackie .... ..... 1 30 Lee, Todd ,... Lee, Tracy .,.... Lisko, Lisko, Lisko, Lisko, Lisko, Long, Long, Long, Frankie .... Freddie. .. Marty .... . . Richard ..... Steve ....... ...132 ......135 ........,133 .. ..48,62,67, 69, 72, 96, . . .42, 44, 120 122 .........13O .6,34,35, 62, 64,65,90,91,97,111, 178 Jessie Laura ....... Rex. .........136 ...54,55,127 22, 40, 50, 62, Losak, Donna ...... 36, 37,42,4f1, 47,51,116,117 Loude Manso rmilk, Mike . .. -NI- n, DeeAnn .... ......,..136 .........128 Marek, Mark ..........,...., 136 Martin, Debbie ..... 52,54,55,127 Martin, Denice ..... 40, 50, 87, 92, 116, 117, 119 Martin, Frankie ........ 36,38,120 Martin, Johnny ........ 36, 37, 40, 41,42,44,117 Martin, Tommy ..,.. 48, 78, 79, 122 Mathis, Evelyn .............. 136 Mathis, Mark ................ 130 Mathis, Stevie ,..... 52, 79, 82, 125 McArthur, Tony ............. 138 McClure, Jackie , ., ,,,,, 38,111 McClure, Vicki ... ...,. .128 McCroskey, Alan .... McCroskey, Alana , , , McCroskey, Kevin . . . McGee, Nicholas .... McLaughlin, Alecia . McMullen, April .... .,...130 ....134 .....138 ......130 ,...52,127 .42,45,47, 52,101,122 McMullen, Mark . . . .... .133 McMullen, Shawn .. .... 55 128 McMullen,Tracie .. ..... 138 Medlock, Charles ............. 127 Medlock, Randy ............. 130 Meiner, Mark .... 36 37, 42,44 118 Melkovitz, Mary ............. 136 Melkovitz, Parn ... .. . .130 Miller, Paul ...,. . . .133 Mills, Cornelia . . . .... .111 Mills, Gwen ...... ...47 118 Mills,Jacquelyn .. ......... 111 Mills, Odessa .... . .,....... 120 Mills, Randall ...... 42,44,-48,118 Mills, Terry ................. 127 MiltOn,AliCe ....... 39,40,41,47, 64,87,96,120,121 Milton,Carol Jene ........ 128 129 Minton,Carolyn .... 30, 31, 37,42, 44,47, 117,118,158 Minton, Shannon .,.......... 138 Mitchell, Betty ..,........ 47, 122 Mitchell, Carse ...... ...... 1 31 Mitchell, Dale Roy ... ...48,118 Mitchell, Derrick .... ..... 1 28 Mitchell, Elma ...... ....,... 1 34 Mitchell, Francis .......... 48,121 Mitchell, Jane Ann ..,.. 52, 55,125 Mitchell, Jerry .... ...48,121 Mitchell, Keith ... .... .125 Mitchell, Michael .,,. ,. .19,127 Mitchell, Paul ... ..... .133 Mitchell,Rose .,.47,111 Mitchell, Trudy ,.. . . . . .139 Moncrief, David . . . ........ .128 Moncrief, Donna . .. ........ .136 Moncrief, Edith .... 36, 37, 47, 121 Moncrief, Joanne . . ......... 139 Moore, Emanuel .. ...48,121 Moore, Vernon . . . .... .133 Morris, May ..,.... ......... 1 33 Morris, Sammy .,.. ......... 1 36 Mosby, Curtis ...62, 68, 72, 73, 118 Mosby, Daniel ..... ......... 1 33 Mosby, Delphia . .. ...134 Mosby, Frazier . . . .... .134 Mosby, Hazelene . . . ..... 47,123 Mosby, Jarvis .... .... 6 ,36, 37, 70, 72, 118 Mosby,Jeffrey .... . ...... 131 Mosby, Laura Ann . . ...131 Mosby, Pamela .... . . .129 Mosby, Ronnie ... .... .125 Mosby, Roy Lee .. ...48,121 Mosby, Shawn . .. .... .136 Murray, Clinton .. . . .129 Murray, Kim ...... . . .131 -N- Nannie, Lisa .. ...... 139 Nash, Peggy ..... .... 7 , 118 Neil,Nickie ....... ...136 Newkirk, Connie . ,, ,,,,,,, ,129 Newkirk, Les ..... ......... 1 29 Newkirk, Mae ..... ...40,55,125 Newkirk, Rhonda .. ...... 54,'127 ..g3.. Owens, Clarence . . Owens, Cornell .. . ..p.. Parker, Nanette .... Parr, Linda ..... Parson, Stacey . . . Parson, Sonja ..... Patterson, Mike .... Penn, Billy .. Penn, Clifton .... ,..136 ...139 .......139 ....38,111 ......13s ..,....129 ... .,.. 4O,41, 78,79,123 ...4s,7a,79, 81,82,123 .........118 Index . .. 187 123 Van l-louten,Trudy . .40, 47, 87, Penn, Jerrie . .. Penn,Tommie. Perry, Perry, Perry, Perry , Perry, Petrus, Petrus, Petrus, Petrus, Petter, Phifer, Phifer, Pich, A Pich, Scottie .... Albert . . Donna. . Karen . . Tim .... Tommy . . . Francine . Karen . Lenny . Micki . . Robert . Karen . . Kevin . . lan ,..... Pich, Terry .,... Pitonyak,Cindy . Pitonyak, Eddie . ......78,127 ........,123 ...19,31,40,118 ...38,40,47, 118,119,156 ...,.....137 .. .55,82,127 .......9,48, 60, 62,64, 111 .....132,133 ...52,55,125 . . . 52, 53,79, 82,124,125 .....132,133 ....,......,139 . . ,40, 52,55, 125 ..........4,131 ...48,78,79,123 31,37,47,86,118 ....,.......131 Pitonyak, Mary Ann . ...38,40,87, 125 ......34,36,37, 39,48,62,121 .........131 .........55,129 ...36,37,39,45, 51,116,117 .........55,125 ...42,44, 47, 78, 79,100,104,122,123 Plafcan, Angela .. Plafcan, Becky . . Plafcan,Gerald . . Plafcan, Jenny . .. Platcan, Joey .... Plafcan, Maria . .. Pool, Chuck .... Pool, Francis .... Price, Douglas .. ,48, 78, 79, 82 ......,.134,135 ...55,129 ............127 .......,.47,121 ,123 Roland, Rynard .. Rollins, Richie .. Rollins, Vickie . ,. Rowland,Caroline .. ,...,.47, ...137 .....129 .......135 123 Swift, Benny . Swift, Robbie Russell, Carlos ..,.,........., 139 Russell, David ,,.78, 79, 80, 82, 123 Russell, Norris ,...........,.. 133 Russell,Ruth ..... ...135 Russell, Stanley .,., ..,137 RusselI,Terry ..... .. .131 -S- Sample, Denise ......,. 47,86,119 Sample, Edie .,.. .... 5 4, 127 Sanders, James ..,. ..... . 135 Sayger, Anita ... .,....... .139 Scott, Debra ........,.... 54, 127 Screeton, Lisa .,.,.. 52, 54, 55, 127 Scroggins, Karen .... .,..,....137 Scroggins, Larry . .. , , , ,133 Seeber, Cathy . . . Seeber, Joyce ...... Seeber, Shelia ...... ......129 127 .,,......129 ......54, .....,..133 .. .........,. 135 Van I-louten, Ronnie . . .f.48,64, 113 Van Houten, Terry ........... 125 Van Houten, Travis ..,..., ,.,, 1 39 Van Houten, Yvonne .,,...,.. 139 Vaught, Kathy ....... .,.... 1 33 Vincent, Randy .,.,.......... 137 Sykes, Carl .... .... 6 2,117,119 Sykes, Johnny ...... 40, 62, 96, 121 -T- Taylor,Billy .,........ 31,48, 112 Taylor, Brenda ..36,38,40,47,112 Taylor Dean ....,........... 135 Taylor, Debbie Kay ..... 38, 39, 47, 64, 109, 112 Taylor Debbie ,...... 47 123 Taylor Kim ...... .127 Taylor Larry ,. ..,, 55,129 Taylor Lori ..... ........ 1 31 Taylor, Tammie ,.......A..,. 133 Taylor Terry ,,,,,.. 3, 28, 31, 42, 45, 119, 158 Vowell, Debbie .,...,.. 42, 44, 47, 78, 87, 102, 123 Taylor, Timmy .... ., ...... 137 Templeton, Dana ............ 133 Templeton, Roger .,..., 79, 81, 82, 101, 105,124, 125 Templeton, Sherry . .37, 40, 47, 119 Thomas, Billy ......,........ 139 Thomas, Daniel .... ..., 1 37 Thomas, Glendora .... ,.,, 1 33 Thomas, Joyce .,,. .... 1 31 Thomas, Katherine . .... 135 Thomas, Kathleen ,.,, ,,,. 1 35 Thomas, Mark . ..,......,..., 133 -........129 Thomas, Troy ...42, 45, 52, 79, Thomas, Tracie .... Thompson, Dennis . 125 ,.........137 Vowell, Jay , ., ,..,....... .131 Vowell, Susan .., ..... 55,129 -W- Waits, Amanda ... ...139 Waits, Jerry ..... ...125 Waits, Larry ,, ...131 Waits, Randy .... ...127 Walker, Curtis . .. ,... .135 Walker, Donnie ... ...48, 119 Walker, Joe ,..... ..... 1 35 Walker, Joyce ..,.., ,.,137 Walker, Tina Louise .. ...139 Walker, Venita ,.... ...129 Waller, Janice .... ...125 Waller, Tommy .., Ware, Otis ,.... ...,135 ........,.127 Warren Christy ,.,,...,...... 135 Warren Chuck ..,... 44, 48, 62, 63 Warren Delilah ..,., 42, 44, 47, 53, 78,87,101,122,123 Warren,Johnny ....,......... 137 Warren Sharon ,............. 131 Warren, Tammy 40,55,78,125,126 Washington, Fred ........,.,. 139 Washington, Leonard ...... 79, 125 Washington, Terrence . . ..,,, 129 Throgmartin, Danny ....,.. 48, 119 Throgmartin, Donald . , ..... 125 Throgmartin, Rachel . .. ....131 Throgmartin, Stevie ........., 137 Thweatt, Maysie ,,..s........ 129 Tipton, Dennis ..... 42,44,48,123 Tipton Libby .........,..... 135 Tipton Rhonda ..,.......... 131 Tipton, Vicki ,,.,,,,. 54,127,167 Price, Janet ..,...........,.. 131 Price, Lynne .. ...139 Priest, David . , .. .133 Priest, Victor ,,,, ,. .137 Prine, Barry . . . . , .137 Prine, Robin .. . . .133 Pulliana, Rex .... ... ...139 -Q- Oualls, Sonny .... ..... 4 8, 123 -R- Seidenschwartz, Chuck ........ 133 Seidenstricker, Karen ..,....., 133 Seidenstricker, Robert ..,.. 38, 42, 44, 48, 123 Shelman, Daniel .......,..... 133 Shelman, Harriet . .. ....., .121 Shelman, John ,, .... 55,127 Shelman, Judy ,. ...,.. 135 Shelman, Teresa . . . ..... .129 Shelman, Valerie , ,. ...... .133 Sickel, Alan ,.... ,,,, 7 9, 125 Sims, Bucky ...........,.,., 129 Skarda, Connie .,...,. 3, 6, 29, 36, 37, 42,45,95, 108, 112 Skarda, Sandra ........ 42, 45, 47, 64, 117,119 Skarda, Wanda ,....... 39, 40, 112 Slaughter, Beverly ...... 52, 54, 127 Slaughter, Carl ,... ....,.... 1 21 Smith, Derrick . . .,.,,., 129 Smith, Erwin . .. ....,...,.. .127 Smith,lna... ............ .137 Smith, Jerry ....,.. 48, 52,72, 121 Smith,Perlis ....... 30,48,62,121 Smith, ROV ---. ...,...,.... 1 23 Smith,Teresa . .........131 Raper, Van l-louten 188 Raper, Raper, Raper, Raper, Raper, Carolyn ........ 15, 34,3!, Cathy Dewey ......... 38,39,109,112 17,40,41, 48112158 , , , 176 Janice ......... 52, 54,127 Johnny .,......... 48 Lelia Jo ..,.... ,121 .40,52,125 37, Reid,Marvin .......... 31,36, 42,45,116,118 44, Reid, Rose Marie .,.. 40, 41, 42, 47,102,122,123 39, Rieke, Danny ...... 34, 36, 37, 40, 41, 51 , 62, 72, 120, 121 Roach,Jackie ............... 127 Roach,Janice ............... 133 Roach, Timmy .............. 134 Robinson,Janet .......... 1 . .123 Robinson,Jimmy Robinson,Joel ...42,44,79,125 Robinson, Larry ....... 48,62,118 Robinson, Patricia ............ 134 Robinson, Terry ...,...... 48, 123 Rogers,CarolJo ....... 31,37,112 Rogers, Cathy ..52, 54, 55,126,127 Rogers, Donna .............. 131 Rogers, Gary ....... 48, 52, 53, 78, 79, 81,82,102,123 Rogers, Rusty ..,............ 134 Rogers, Tammie . . ,...... 137 Rogers, Terry ..,.,. . . .55, 129 Roland, Mary Kay .... ..... 1 39 . . . Index Snyder, Mary , , Snyder, Reba .. Sorrows, Bruce . . Sorrows, Rhonda .. ....131 ,..,129 .......133 .........137 Stallings, Andy .. .... 28, 29, 37, 42, 44, 112 Staliings, Cathy ........ 40, 41, 42, 45, 47, 53,122,123 Stallings, Christa .......... 55, 129 Stallings, Gary ..,. 22,31,34, 36,37 44, 62,65,96, 116,119,156, 182 Stell, Francine ........... ,.... 5 4 Stell, Frankie ..,,........... 119 Stock, Bill ,,,,. .... 4 8,62,119 Story, Diane . . . ...,.. .133 Story, Rusty ... A.... .129 Strohl, Cherrie ,. . ....,54 Strohl,Dana ---.137 Strohl,John ....131 Strohl, Ricky .. .... 125 Strong, Bruce , . . . .82 Strong, Connie ... ,..... .139 Strong, Donald .. . ........, .129 Strong, Henry ,,,. .... 5 5, 79, 125 Strong, Shirley .., ....... .131 Strong, Shonda ... ....... .135 Svestka, Carl . Svestka, Carol ,.., Svestka, Greg Svestka, Vivian Swaim, Sandy 44,47, ....,.....133 ...40,4!,52,123 ,...,...129 36, 37, 39, 42, 51,120,121 ...,135 Toll, Angela Toll,Ann . ......,.137 ...,135 Toll, Lynn ..,.. ..., 1 31 Toone, Brenda ... ....131 Toone, Rene ,., ,.,. 137 Toone, Sue ..... . . . .54 -U- Uhiren,Jeffrey ,,,,137 Uhiren, Pamela ... ....... .129 Uhiren, Regina ... ....,.. 54,127 Uhiren, Rosalie . .. ..., 37,47,119 Uhiren Stephanie .... .,..... 1 31 -V- Vaden, Erma .... ...38,119 Vaden, Lois ..... ...... 1 29 Vaden, Nancy ... ...38,125 Vail, Tanya .. . Vail, Terry .,. Vail, Timmy ..... vaii,Tina ......... Vandersteeg, James . . Vandersteeg, John . . . ..,...,.135 .....48,78,79, 82,103,123 ......55,129 , ...,. 131 . ...... 113 . ...48,121 Vandersteeg, Walter . VanHouten, Cairn . ,. Van l-louten, Cathy . . Van l-louten, Darrell . 48, 62, 64, Debbie . Van l-louten, Van Houten, Van Houten, Joe ,... Lennie . Martha . Van I-louten, Rodney . ....... 48 . .... 38,113 ......47,119 ..,24,3O,46. 109,113,158 .........135 ....139 .. .... 139 .. .... 133 .,.135 Watson, Norma .,.. .... 3 8, 125 Wawak, Carl ...... .... 4 8, 121 Weatherly, Bryant .... ...,, 1 29 Weatherly, Carolyn . .. ,..135 Weatherly, Dian .. . . .119 Weatherly,Joe . ,. .... .131 Weems, Debbie ... .... 47,121 Weems, Dianna ... ........., 135 Weems, Kathy .,.. A... 3 8, 47, 123 Weems, Kelly ,. ..,...,. 133 Weems, Monty ... .... 19,82,127 Weems, Nancy .... ...., 5 2, 127 Weems, Sherry , ,. ..,... .133 Weems Terry . . .... 137 Weems Travis ..,. ..... 1 37 Westbrook, Brad . . . ,.... 55, 129 Westbrook, Brian ..,...,..... 131 Westbrook, Janie ,,,,,, 28,29,35,36, 37 ,42,44,51 ,64,9O, 91,109,113,115 White, Debbie ....,.......... 131 White, Kaye ....... 38, 39, 47,113 White, Melanie .,...,........ 139 Whittenberg, Alan ..,. ,... 4 8, 121 Wiggins, Donnie ,,. ..,, 62,119 Williams, Carlotta .. ....,.. 125 Wilson, Adam .... .... 1 8,135 Wilson, Amy ... .... 55,129 Wilson, David ...,........ 55,129 Wilson, James ....,.... 78, 79,127 Wilson, LeAnn .38,40,47,122,123 Wilson, Lynn ................ 135 Wilson, Vickie ,,,, ..,. 1 39 Wilson, Vivian .... ..... 1 37 Wood, Charles .... .... 4 8,121 Wood, Karen . .. .... .133 Wood, Kathy. , . ......... .131 Wood, Ricky ................ 129 Woods, Patti Lee .,.. 37, 40, 41, 45, 47, 50, 51 , 86,121 Woods, Roxanne .... 29, 35, 36, 37, 40,41,51,92,99,109,113,115 Woods, Suzette 40, 55, 124, 125, 163 Wylie, Lisa .,36, 37, 39, 40, 47,121 Specifications The 1972 edition of the HORNET was printed by offset li- thography process by Henington Pub- lishing Company, Wolfe City, Texas. One hundred ninety two pages are printed on magnum offset paper 80 pound. Endsheets and division pages are color mixture no. 65 tan. Basic type font is 10112 univers for body copy, 8X9 univers light for indentifica- tions, 819 univers light italic for iden- tification markers and 18!24 Spartan for headings. 1,043 black and white photographs and 5 four-color photo- graphs are arranged within the 9 x 12 format. Cover color and color on pages 10-11 were donated by Riceland Foods, Stuttgart, Arkansas. All re- maining color was hand separated by Henington Publishers, from transpar- encies, primarily 4 x 5 format. Cover is Holiston grade C with no. 20 Rhino grain applied. Cover was done by Universal Bookbindery, lnc., San Antonio, Texas. Portrait photography, grades one through eleven, is the work of Ronnie Wensel, Little Rock, Arkan- sas. Kern's Studio, Clarendon, Arkan- sas, printed all Senior portraits. Press run was 375 copies. By way of acknowledgement . A short time ago a yearbook was considered merely a collection of snapshots similar to those found in photo albums. Today it can no longer be considered as such. With the idealism and enthusiastic qualities of today's students, the yearbook has become a form of art captured by these traits. lt is a book compiled of the achievements throughout the year and serves as a permanent record for the students, faculty and community. Thanks should be given to . . . Riceland Foods for the color pictures donated for the cover in the opening section. Bruce Proctor for the excellent color photography in the opening section and extra time spent in getting these pictures. Ken Austin and Hazel Presson for technical aid at the summer planning session in Austin. Arkansas Gazette for pictures which were otherwise unobtainable of political leaders and Viet Nam scenes. Ronnie Wensel for football squad pictures. Cecil Waddle for reducing the characters for the months of the year and for the development of last minute film. Acknowledgements. , . 189 90. . .Memoriam In Memoriam Lynn Reid Timmy Reid Nlirleen Minton, graduate 1969 'iw Q f -.. 73 A .k 4 F X 'S.. 1 gg 'V + , 1 n 1 R X' 'I -e. bf 'T' i -e 'r t if J 1 42' i 3' 'ra , gg Conclusion h 1'A The awareness of our surrounding environment has become apparent to most within the last few years. Chil- dren, as well as students and adults, are beingffaced with the seriousness of world pollution. Living in this area of delta land with many wide open spaces, fresh air and non-polluted water has made many of us unaware of what life in a heavily polluted city can be like. However, steps have been taken even in this area to help prevent this problem from occurring. Perhaps that is why the symbole,standing for ecology, represents the need for a cleaner America which the ecological groups and organizations stress in their daily routinef The four-color picture on the cover symbolizes our community as an area free of pollution. Because the 1971-72 students of Hazen High School are the future leaders in the fight against environmental pollution, the '72 ver- sion of the HORNET was published. Environmental change. . . 191 -an 5--.nn Wann 45? ff. .1 . 1 'ea msusmnc comma , l f .mf ,. N I w 4 X ' 4 A Q N X A F 5, gg ug, if , Q ,' L , x gmail I Q 1 M Ffa M x 1 ' ' Q 1. 1 .x.,
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