Hazen High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hazen, AR)

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HUFF AND PUFF. Beginning band 'student Timmy Roach attempts to sight-read Camp- town Races on his trombone. Fifth Period was reserved for amateur musicians. ATTEMPTING TO BLOCK a throw Ronnie Mosby aided the Hornets in their 77-72 vic- tory over Bauxite in an overtime, Varying plays, the basketball team racked up points in executing the press . 2lGetting Into the Act v'- COMFORTABLE POSITION. Mary Oliver, finds a quiet corner and relaxes by curling up against a candy machine in the lower hall. OVERHAUL week spurred student body spirit. Dressing down Kenneth Allmond, Trudy Vanl-Iouten, Mike Patterson, Judy Bednar, and Buddy Martin boost Hornet morale. Harding, a hard-nosed opponent, was victorious, however.