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

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No matter what type of Pow-wow, Warriors were loyal to the end, they cheered, laughed, screamed and sang their way into the hearts of all around them . . . including the number one teams in the State. Pep Club: From left Qfirst rowj Anne Holloway, Lisa Walker, Jennifer Caplinger, Beth Wilson, Cynthia Head, fsecond rowj Raelee Johnson, Nikita Hawkins, Mauri Lecky, Jody Bieber, Cynthia Haydon, Mary Katherine Bone, Blair Beavers, Robin Haymes, Lori Mabry, fthird rowj Shae Mitchell, Dena Faulkner, Shannon Deuschle, Rebecca Johnson, Angela Nelson, Pam Franklin, Mia Banks, Bridget Cromedyg ffourth rowy Roslyn Harvey, Jennifer Straub, Teri Vandiver, Valerie Holbert, Jennifer Stovall, Kathleen Rooney, Margarette Morgan, Laura Teedg Qfifth rowt Shelia Lewis, Sharon Sanders, Stacey Runnells, Wendy Gaunt, Paige Barton, Elizabeth Jacoby, Kathy H LRH LRH Peterson, Holly Bullock. Cheer-o-keesg From left ftop row, Linda Locke, Julie Turner, Karen Moore, Toni Lane, Lisa Stubbs, Susan Colclasureg fmiddle rowl Collette Armstrong, Valencia Coleman, Tina Cazort, Vicki Lamb, Patricia Lewis, Stella Bowers, lbottom rowj Shannon Ligon, Lee Ferguson, Regina Coates, Kristie Kleinheksel, Dana Bruce, Kim Eberdt. Varsity: From left lstandingj Erin Rooney, Annah Green, Tijuana McKnight, Jackie Wise, Marigaye McWilliams, Lisa Manley, fkneelingj Katrina Phipps, Monica Perry, Stacey Burks, Kim Brown. 113

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il' 112 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: From left Uront rowl Kim Dooley, Angela Moses, Helen Armstrong Linda McGeorge, Hayden Hubbard, lback rowj Lane Fergusson, Belinda Burlord, Leslie Blackwel Jane Pounders, Tracy Wagoner, Angela Chapman, Jennifer Stout. 5 3 J- . xg, 1' ill I LRB I Chief and Brave. Sammie Gue and Greg Davis. Squaw. Beverly Cole. x X ' u -xg! I l

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Math Science and Book Club Learning More, Doing More The members of the MathlScience Club are the chemists, biologists, and physicists of tomorrow. They strive to achieve a goal of excellence. The president this year, Louis Soloff, has led the club well and promoted it effectively to younger students. He says, Students should be interested in math and science at any age. The meetings involve activities the group might not have time for in class. The magic show with chemicals proved entertaining and intriguing, as did the presentation by teachers about the sewer treatment plant. The group took a field trip to the Mid-American Museum and listened to many guest speakers. Spon- , 3 ,J-.1 sors are Mr. Norton, Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. Brooks and Mrs. Parker. The Book Club is sponsored by Mrs. Maddison and Mrs. Strange. its members are active readers and promoters of reading. Though small in membership, it contains a great deal of brain power. Cos over Sin equals Tan. Mr. Moseley's Algebra II class works hard,at complicated formulas. MathlScience Club: From left ffront rowj Becky Cashman, Sarah Adams, Pam McMillan, Carrie Henry, Jerri Hoskyng fseconi rowl Dana Bruce, Karen Patterson, Lee Ferguson, Greg Eason, Nila Harvey, Stacy Blackburn, Keltie Sandersg fthird rowl Abrahan Brown, Louis Soloff, Scott Beardsley, Courtney Hopkins, Scott Hamilton, Steven Laster, Margaret Roy, Burton Coffin, Beth Wilson 1 14 ffourth rowj Mike Ronnel, Colin Johnson, John Campbell, Tony Miller, Allie Freeman, Todd Lindsey, Hubert Ausbie, John Lazenby Derek Jones, Owen Gazette, Todd Kohler