Hall High School - Warrior Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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1 if vwva The thigh bone's connected tothe knee bone , . Sponsored by ART CLUB A rtists M ako Decorations For Holidays The Art Club added a special touch to the Christmas season this year by sponsor- ing a wreath contest. Wreaths were fashioned by students and attached to classroom doors. Cost had to be kept to one dollar, and the club offered a five dollar prize to stimulate interest in the contest. In addition, Merry Christmas signs made by club members were put on each classroom door. Art club members worked on a perma- nent exhibit for display in the gym. The exhibit consisted of four paintings of Indi- ans and their way of life. Hall's mascot, Wahkendah, was given his yearly coat of paint by the club mem- bers. Senior Keith Petersen served as the 74- 75 president. Opposite top: HALL HARLEQUIN OFFICERS: FRAN- CESCA ROBERTS, vice-president, LAURA BUSHMAN, president, TERRI ANDERSON, secretary, ANGELA MOORE, treasurer. Opposite bottom: STAGE CREW, top to bottom: WARNER HERMAN, JACK GREEN- WOOD, PAM STEWARD, LYNN BURKS, TERRY MOORE, LAZAR PALNICK, GLENN DINSMORE. Not pictured: ANDY CHASE, stage manager, JONI TAY- LOR, JIMMY HOPE. Above: ART CLUB OFFICERS: KITTY GRASINGER, secretary, KEITH PETERSEN, president, KRETH SlMMONS, vice-president.

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Drama Club Stages Two Short Plays Hall Harlequin Players presented Har- vey, a comedy, for the senior play prod- uction. The club also enacted two one act plays. For the second consecutive year, the cast was not restricted to seniors. Any stu- dent who had previously taken a speech or drama course was eligible to audition for a part in the play. Harlequin members made all props and costumes for the production and helped in make-up application. Francesca Roberts, American Field Serv- ice exchange student from Wales, served as vice-president of the Harlequins. Senior Laura Bushman was president. Membership in the club was open to any student with an interest in drama, regard- less of grade level. Meetings were held the third Monday of every month. Andy Chase Heads 74-75 Stage Crew The stage crew, sponsored by Mrs. Rob- ert Bailey, performed various services dur- ing the year. They worked at all assemblies, at club meetings held in the auditorium, and were responsible for raising and lowering cur- tains and adiusting sound the lighting equipment. They also helped with the Arkansas Opera Theater Production of Susannah, which was presented in the Hall High Audi- torium. Crew members assisted in the evening concerts which were presented by the band and choir. Senior Andy Chase served as stage crew manager. He was responsible for supervising members in the performance of their duties. He held periodic meetings to give instructions to the group. Sponsored by JODY GUENTER PHOTOGRAPHY WV

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War Whoop Represented Az Workshop Edited by Senior Kathy Riffel, the War Whoop displayed an entirely new look this year. Clearer pictures, fewer mistakes, and finer paper quality were results of the new offset printing equipment installed at Met- ropolitan Vocational Technical Center. Four staff members and their adviser attended a high school iournalism work- shop October 24 at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Workshop ses- sions included sports editing, column writ- ing, and political Cartooning. The purpose ofthe workshop was to expose students to professional iournalists who had had experience publishing a daily newspaper. ln addition to the editor, other staff members included Bill Nicholson, sports editor, and Colvin Glasscock, who served as photographer for both the War Whoop and the Warrior. ln April, staff members attended the annual convention of the Arkansas High School Press Associations. ,ss . ..-, ,, ' vw- ,aa- Why did you do that? ,1.r Q' sl Sponsored by the WAR WHOOP