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

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Book Club: From left llirst rowi Jerri Hosky , Karen Pattersong lsecond row, Louis Soloff, Courtney Hopkins, Susan M rphy, Preston Becker. flwiuf..4.:, ,Q .rff V-, fy, ,A 511, N Hard at work. Mr. Brooks' biology class listens to a lecture on the anatomy ol a frog. 115

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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

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She is really line. Roby Brock and Todd Staying awake in American History isn't ve Lindsey, seniors, do a skit in psychology to help easy. Doug Hill catches up on lost sleep duri form a better understanding of sour rape Mrs. Lecky's sixth period American History cle: rationalization. , ,,: -. r.,o , .W 1 r Q r gfflff , 5 ,fin .. tt,i Social Studies Department Warriors discovering the world The Social Studies department offered American Government, world history, psychology, sociology, law, and international relations to students this year. The depart- ment had speakers from Yugoslavia and Bill Clark from Scotland. He is the author of The Contemporary World, which tells the Eur- opean perspective of the deployment of nuclear weapons in Europe. The international relation class taught by Marcia Lecky had a speaker from Sri Lanka which is off the coast of India. International relations has given me a new view of the world, Lisa Blackwell said. The law classes, taught by Mary Sanders, held mock trials to practice what students had learned in class. Mrs. Sanders also chaperoned the Close-Up trip to Washington. The trip gave students an opportunity to see how the government works. 116 Who is the president? Mara Hood, Greg Mobley and Michelle Spillers take notes during American history class.