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

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Where are you Todd? Todd Thompson scrambles out of the pocket to find a receiver down field. Come on Coach, let me play. Richard Jordon watches patiently as the Warriors take on the Rockets. Sports Pride runs strong throughout tough season While many were kicked back around a swimming pool this summer, Warrior football was just beginning. The heat was extreme, but dedicated players attended practice daily. The season was to be unpredictable and dominated by juniors. There was not a lot of exper- ience, but there was energy, enthusiasm, and Warrior pride. Coach C. W. Keopple was optimistic about the upcoming season. Hall defined the phrase lt isn't who wins or loses, but how you play the game. . I i Several times the Warriors ha the satisfaction of knowing the ruled the game, but the scol eboard did not agree. The season overall may nc have been a success, but th sportsmanship displayed b players, coaches and loyal fan was awesome. ln all aspects of sports w strove for perfection. Th victory may not have been i winning, but in the participating All involved, no matter wha remain to be optimistic, prouc and loyal. j . 2 t if K s , ff' Amen. The Warriors kneel in prayer before taking the field at Quigley Stadium. V, Q

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Run Ronnie Run. Elbert Crawford sustains a Northeast defensive player to open the doors for Ronnie Sims. You've got to be kidding, Chris Moore and Ed Woods talk on the sidelines while taking a breather from the playing field. Nice knowing ya Todd. Todd Marble finds out the true definition of being stuck while playing in the Hot Springs game. Badgers stun Hal Warriors take North Little Rock rivals Sparked by a 5-7 soph- omore tailback, the Badgers produced a fourth quarter touchdown and a scrappy defense to post a 7-0 victory over the defending state cham- pion, Little Fiock Hall. The Badgers started their winning drive on their 22 and it took them 15 plays and 6:20 to do the job. We whipped them on their own turf, claimed Ar- kadelphia coach John Outlaw. With two big plays the Warriors evened their record to one and one when they toppled 3, 4 xx N 128 the Northeast Chargers 14-C at NLR stadium. Kwanis Davis did the job with a clutch-leaping grab of a Sheppard pass between a pair of defenders in the end zone. Ed Woods finished ofi the chargers with a 38 yard score to give Hall the first victory of the season. The Warriors, led behind the rushing of Ed Woods, gave Hall a 14-6 advantage after the fourth-quarter ended. I I