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

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7 'LY mug ii Do you know how to tie a bow? Sponsored by LEROY'S FLOWERS 8. GIFTS Red Cmss H tems Others During Year The Red Cross was organized for the purpose of helping others. This organiza- . . tion provided opportunities to take part in , the local activities of the American Red Cross. Each homeroom was represented in the Red Cross meetings. ln the early fall, cookies were baked by the home economics classes, packed in cans by the Red Cross, and delivered to Veterans Administration hospitals in the Little Rock area. Cookies were also deliv- ered to the blood donor building to be served to blood donors. In December, small packages of handy items such as pencils and Kleenex were wrapped and delivered to patients in Vet- erans Administration hospitals. Students and faculty participated in the Senior Blood Day program in May. Miss Nancy Popperfuss was faculty sponsor for the Hall High School Red Cross chapter. Above: RED CROSS OFFICERS: JERRY COHEN, inter- Club Councilg SUE LEROUX, secretary, DEBBIE KIRK- PATRICK, vice-president, TOMMY TAPLEY, president.

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Fruit, Shade Trees S old Z0 Raise Funds Early in the school year, the lnkwell staff organized a fund-raising campaign. Fruit and shade trees were sold to raise money to help pay for the publication of Hall's literary magazine. During the first semester, the staff was involved with intensive study of poetry. The second semester was spent studying short stories in addition to organizing and publishing the lnkwell. The lnkwell staff iudged entries and chose selections for publication. The lnkwell was made up of original compositions in the form of poetry, pho- tography, essays, short stories, and art- work submitted by Hall students and fac- ulty. The lnkwell, which was scheduled for publication on May I, was distributed to the student body through the English classes. Mrs. Marion Green was the faculty sponsor for the creative writing class. Above: SCOTT PHILLIPS, editor, ANDREA NELSON, JONI TAYLOR, assistant editors, ANDY CHASE, art editor. Not pictured: KENNETH ODELL BAKER, assis- tant editor.

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Science Club Begins New Nature Trail The Science Club, along with the Sci- ence and Survival classes, sponsored the nature learning center in the woods behind the school. The half-mile long trail was engineered by the Soil Conservation Serv- ice and was designed to minimize soil ero- sion. Rock dams were installed to form small pools. Wheat, cotton, and oats were planted in a corner of the property. A com- post heap and a soil profile were features of the proiect. Plants native to Arkansas and various other trees and shrubs were identified along the trail. At the twice-monthly meetings of the Science Club, speakers and films were often featured to promote scientific inter- est. Mrs. R. N. Taylor, Mrs. Catherine Hamil- ton, Mr. Charles Leverett, and Mrs. Dennis Dance were the faculty sponsors of the Science Club Above: SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: DAN HINCH, president, PAUL NANCE, vice-president and secre- tary, RICHARD LONG, program committee chairman. I I But we dcn't want a new parking lot Sponsored by RIVERSIDE MOTORS