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

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Big Chief Barnhouse New Principal Comes To Hall The new Hall principal attended Little Rock Central High School and was graduat- ed in 1952. He attended Hen- derson State Teachers College, in Arkadelphia and was graduated from there in 1956 with a B.S.E. degree. Before coming to Hall, Mr. Barnhouse has taught and coached in Marianna, East Side Jr. High School, and in Little Rock Henderson Jr. High School. He became vice- principal and then principal of Booker Jr. High School. Pulaski Heights Jr. High received him as principal in 1981, and now he is here at Hall with much experience and obvious dedication to his field. Owen Gazette, Student Council Vice-President, jokes around after a cabinet meeting. Kim Brown, Student Council sec- retaryltreasurer, gets the feeling of being in charge while sitting at Mr. Barnhouse's desk. 174

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Mr. Brady Gadberry reads one of the daily bulletins in the main office before school. Assistant Principals Make Hall Run Smoothly Years of Experience Hall students have three very important persons in their midst, and lucky they are to have them. These people enforce the laws and codes of conduct and assure the smooth running of daily activi- ties. The only female vice- principal is Mrs. Mary Louise Williams. She has worked in the school district for twenty years, but is proud to be a member of the Hall Staff now. She also stated that Hall is an excellent school that provides academic teaching concepts --s- .-ua . , f adapted to learning levels of all students. Lovell Moore has been with the district for twenty-five years. He has worked in mathematics mainly until he became assistant principal at Booker Jr. High. He has been Hall's vice-principal for ten years. Mr. Gadberry, in years past, taught Speech and Drama at Hall. He had moved around in different positions in the district, but was glad when he was sent back to Hall. Hall is lucky he is here too. ,gg il . - - f ' l Q, f,e::1-'- mi' raiilmim-ew: 'H X at Mft .'3 f 52 Ep--A 1 r. Wd: - 3314- 'LLL' E131 554-v :il J :sm 55 '- iff '-5 fl ' , 2: ,' 'i ' Z2 Ir .2 ru-1' Q ,935 . iw, 1 5 A'-ga'-gf la its .5 ff-Q'-,gzafytsev ' 1-, . .- 44.34. ' ll i l ' l . . - L r wi'i'1I?5 1' ri -if 'f '- ' .gs ' il- !','E , N1 Liss: . 3 3 f , 's 1 E rg:-1 . .v it- fifggsif .-5: p 9.35 ' i 1 s-- . -5. 114 uw' ,l. Nia. 3 l 5. 2 E , . -2 H , s. , My ft gs: a...,f l ,5- . , gg . ., .. ,a ,N ....... at 335515, r fill 4 T 1, ll lllilll 5 1 lix gill ullall is fl 1 .... . . ..,. l .l .- lj Se w, ll l.,.l-f1.f'g,. .. ,E 5 ml., fl f , 'S ll 3 5 3 :Emi r - -:H B 11 - ,:.:-F' . I : :imma . ,J- lf is 2, , HM- -. .-V--5. 1 l ...2 -V 2 fit' i 'R W.tW?l1aTff.ai::,11sgHt gift,tfgi-iffl-:sg--:w 5' . ' 5 . . -rg i '