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

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1962 volume:

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A af 5 a A 7613, X N Lax uf' ' ,aj I f,ff '2'3' IHCSX aj -'ligx A U ,I K ' MBV K I ex xr I Xxgixwkx 1' X Ki Q- : 'AA , , X KF if f I 51 in fl X f - . x QQ J f X Q glkbq' l: : ,' b I 1x Www w V KN Q W X Si i?9D9?ggpViarrior J? 5' ff? W TP X yy Hall Hugh School X Liffle Rock, Arkansas S 1l g H JI W ll R Us K R 11,5 ,1 iiillis i ' Q e t ee s tif' s i , A gary flax' .H fs Li rr o an Foreword THESE I HAVE LOVED- the friendly interest and helpful coun- sel of our faculty and administration . . . the often serious, more often carefree members of the senior class the betwixt-and-between juniors, look- ing back condescendingly and looking ahead eagerly . .. the enthusiastic and exuberant sopho- mores who are just beginning their years at Hall . .. THESE TOO I HAVE LOVED- the stimulation of day-to-day class- room procedures . . . the demanding yet satisfying activities of our clubs and organizations .. . the glamor of the extras that make the school year unforgettable . .. the blend of instruments and voices in A Pledge to Hall . .. the excitement as our athletic teams provide thrill upon thrill All these we have loved, and shared, and treasured. May they live always for you through the pages of the 1962 Warrior. ' W ' Editor-in-Chief W 1 1 M51 Welcome Home, Mr. Powell For nearly three years we shared you with the entire Little Rock school district. Now we're delighted to have you back with us. And, because of your enthusiasm for and devotion to everything that is Hall's, we wish to dedicate the 1962 WARRIOR to you. ik ffl X N xhxlx x W if N X. R5 fl fxxb 1 X, it -fn ' 'N as-2-, N 1 .A K. z R X gi-iff -vw N if '5 ' .-, -4 N14 the friendly interest and helpful :oumel of our faculty and administration ... Faculty and Administration Hall High School and Little Rock are fortunate in having capable and dedicat- ed administrators and teachers. That they are capable is shown by the number of advanced degrees held in their respective fields. More than half of Hall's faculty members hold master's degrees, and many more have done graduate work. That they are dedicated is illustrated through the extremely small number of admin- istrators and teachers who leave Hall and Little Rock for other positions. One of the major changes in Little Rock's school system occurred this year when Mr. Floyd W. Parsons became the new superintendent. Hall students and teach- ers welcome this change, not only be- cause we like Mr. Parsons, but also be- cause Mr. Terrell E. Powell returned to Hall as principal. Hall students are grateful for a facul- ty that does its best to provide a broad program of studies in an atmosphere of friendly respect. MR. B. FRANK MACKEY 8 MR. W. C. MCDONALD Secretary MR. EVERETT TUCKER, JR. President MR. J. H. COTTRELL MR. TED LAMB Board Educahon MR. RUSSELL MATSON, IR. Vice President Liffle Rock Public Schools MR. FLOYD PARSONS Superintendent of Schools MR. L. C. HENDERSON Director of Secondary Education MR. PAUL R. FAIR Assistant Superintendent of Schools PRINCIPAL TERRELL E. POWELL Mr. Powell attended Arkansas State Teachers College, University of Arkansas, and University of Louisiana. He holds B.A. and M.S. degrees. MR. ROBERT LAWRENCE Boys' vice principal, Mr. Lawrence attended Ouachita College, Henderson State Teachers Col- lege, and the University of Arkansas. He holds B.S. and M.Ed. degrees and teaches biology. MISS RUTH OWENS Girls' vice principal, Miss Owens attended tne University of Arkansas and Arkansas State Teach- ers College where she received a B.S.E. degree. She teaches mathematics. 1 MR. PAUL AKERS Mr. Akers, who attended Arkansas State Teachers College, Little Rock Junior College, and the University of Arkansas, holds a B.S.E. degree. He is a biology and hygiene teacher and assists in sponsoring the Key Club and Science Club. MRS- BETTY BAIRD MRS. LUCILE BARNETI' Wifh 3 B-S- degfef ffom fhe University' Of Mi55iS5iPPi, Art instructor Mrs. Barnett attended Little Rock junior Mrs. Baird teaches American history and physical education. College and received a BUS. degree from Peabody College- She is also the SPOUSGI' 0f the CheCf'0'keeS and C0'5P0n50f The courses she teaches include basic art, watercolor, poster of the Ch6C1'1CHd6fS- design, and advanced painting. I2 MR. ROBERT BERRY Sponsor of the Science and Engineers Club and the junior Academy of Science, Mr. Berry teaches biology and advanced biology. He holds B.S.A., M.S.E., and M.S. degrees from the University of Arkansas. -rm- 5 g. xX an nr 4 ,af L yr. , pr , 4 . i Q , .fu MRS. NANCY BETHELL MR. MEREL D. BOYCE Sponsor of the Beta Club, Mrs. Bethell teaches geometry. Warrior band director, Mr. Boyce holds a B.M.E. degree She attended Hollins College and graduated from South- He attended Louisiana State University and the Cincinnati western. She holds a B.A, degree. Conservatory of Music. 2 f 1 ww l 1 Y' I -i MISS LINDA DURHAM Sponsor of the Y-Teens, Miss Durham teaches sophomore English. She re- ceived B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Arkansas. I4 MR. F. M. DORSEY Mr. Dorsey, who teaches industrial arts, has A.B. and M.S. degrees. He attended East Central 'College and Oklahoma State University. MR. JAMES R. EARL With a B.S. degree from Little Rock University, Mr. Earl is an instructor in Algebra I and II and plane geome- try. He attended Hendrix College, University of Arkansas, and Louisiana State University. MR. JOE ENSMINGER Holding A.B. and M.A. degrees, Mr. Ensminger teaches basic mathematics and Algebra I and II. He attended Centre College, University of Arkan- sas, East Texas State College, and Memphis State University. A i Q .-1' 'M' -M'.3'9Ku... MRS. LAURA GODWIN Mrs. Godwin, who attended Texas Womens University, Hendrix College, and La Universidad de Mexico, is a first and third year Spanish teacher. She holds a B.A. degree. MRS. MARIE FAIR The health coordinator, Mrs. Fair, teaches biology and assists ln 51300- soring the junior Academy of Science. She has a B.S.E. degree from the University of Arkansas. She also at- tended Henderson State Teachers CO1- lege. I6 MRS. AILEEN R. HENDERSON Mrs. Henderson, a senior English teacher and sponsor of the Inkwell, is the chairman of the English Department. She attended Hendrix College, University of Chicago, and the University of Arkansas. Mrs. Henderson holds B.A. and M.A. degrees. MR. GENE HOOKS Mr. Hooks, who teaches physical education and sponsors the Key Club, is the assistant football and track coach and head basketball, golf, and tennis coach. He attended Little Rock Jr. College, University of New Mexico, Hendrix College, and University of Arkansas. Mr. Hooks holds B.A. and M.Ed. degrees. MRS. MARIAN HULSEY Rosary College, Gregg Business College, Henderson State Teachers College, and the University of Arkansas are the schools attended by Mrs. Marian Hulsey. She teaches French II and journalism, and she holds B.S.E., and M.A. degrees. MR. SAMMY KENT Graduate of Arkansas State Teachers College with B.S.E. and M.S.E. degrees, Mr. Kent teaches American history and American government. He is sponsor of the young Republicans Club. MR. C. W. KEOPPLE, JR. With B.S.E. and M.S.E. degrees, Mr. Keopple is driving teacher, head track coach, and assistant football coach. He attended Henderson State Teachers College and Arkansas State Teachers College. Q MISS VERA LESCHER Miss Lescher attended the University of Arkansas,- Univer- sity of Wisconsin, and Louisiana State University. She teaches chemistry and holds A.B. and M.S. degrees. MRS. MARTHA MANEES Mrs. Manees, who graduated from Hendrix College and has done graduate work at Missouri University and the University of Arkansas, holds an A.B. degree. She is a junior English teacher, Student Council sponsor, and senior class sponsor. MRS. NADINE MARCUM Sponsor of Future Business Leaders of America and Future Teachers of America, Mrs. Marcum holds B.S. and M.S. degrees from the University of Arkansas. She teaches shorthand, typing, and commercial law. MRS. MARIAN MATTHEWS Mrs. Matthews, who has a B.S.E. degree, attended South East Missouri State College and Arkansas State Teachers College. She teaches shortland, typing, office machines, and bookkeeping and assists in sponsoring the Future Business Leaders of America and the Kachinas. MISS MINNIE LEE MAYHAN The senior guidance counselor, Miss Mayhan received an A.B. degree from Hendrix College and an M.A. degree from Columbia University. She did additional graduate work at the University of California and the University of Missouri. MR. EARL L. MCCARROLL Mr. McCarroll, graduate of Duke University, holds a B.A. degree. He teaches junior English, speech-drama, and drama. He sponsors the Hall Harlequin Players and directs the senior play. MRS. OLIVE LORD McMILI.AN Mrs. McMillan, who teaches Spanish II, holds a Bachelor of Music degree. She attended John B. Stetson University and the University of North Carolina. MRS. MARGUERITE METCALF Speech and public speaking instructor, Mrs. Metcalf holds a B.A. degree from Hendrix College and a M.A. degree from Louisiana State University. She also attended Galloway College and Northwestern University. She is director of assemblies and the assembly stage crew and sponsors the Garland Forensics Society. l MISS FRANCES MOORE MISS FRANCES NIX Miss Moore, who teaches French, holds B.A. and M.A. The librarian, Miss Nix, holds an M.A. degree. She degrees. She attended Central College, Baylor University, attended Henderson State Teachers College and George and the Sorbonne in Paris, France. Peabody College for Teachers. 20 k-,, mffs- 5255 , . Q ri 'Q ' ' ' 5 . f ,V .,,:. ,,., .:,:,,.x MISS LAURA PEDERSEN With B.L. and M.A. degrees, Miss Pedersen has attended the University of Chattanooga, University of Chicago, George Peabody College for Teachers, University of Texas, and the University of Oslo, Norway. She teaches world history and is sponsor of the junior Red Cross. MRS. AKERS PENCE Mrs, Pence, who teaches English, has B.A. and M.A. degrees. She attended Ouachita College and the University of Arkansas. She assists in sponsoring the Future Teachers of America. MR. RAYMOND PETERS Head football coach Mr. Peters graduated from the Univer- sity of Arkansas where he received B,S. and M.S.E. degrees. Besides football he coaches track and teaches physical education. MISS NANCY POPPERFUSS MRS. MARTHA JANE ROGERS Sponsor of the National Honor Society, Miss Popperfuss Mrs. Rogers, who holds a B.S.E. degree, attended Hendrix teaches junior English. She holds B.A. and M.A. degrees. College and the University of Arkansas. She teaches She attended Wellesley College, Baylor University, and the American history and world history and assists in sponsor- University of Arkansas. ing the Beta Club and the Y-Teens. MRS. HELEN ROMINE Mrs. Romine, who holds a B.A. degree, is the sophomore guidance counselor and teaches French. She attended Georgetown College and the University of Arkansas. ff' MR. ROBERT V. SULLENGER Mr. Sullenger, assistant coach in football, basketball, and track, holds B.S.E. and M.S.E. degrees. He attended Little Rock-University, Henderson State Teachers College, and the University of Arkansas. I MR. LEONARD L. THALMUELLER Mr. Thalmueller, who holds a B.S.E. degree, attended Little Rock University and Arkansas State Teachers College. He teaches physics and algebra and sponsors the Science and Engineers Club and the Projectionists' Club. He also supervises the auclio-visual program. , Q . ,at i ve 1 i s 'A I 7 1 i MRS. MARY FRANCES THOMPSON Director of choral music, Mrs. Thompson, holds a B.S. degree. She attended Little Rock University, George Peabody College for Teachers, Northwestern University, and Southern Methodist University. 23 MRS. WENONAH THOMPSON With a B.A. degree from the Univer- sity of Arkansas, Mrs. Thompson teaches sophomore English. She as- sists in sponsoring the Chapel Club. MRS. VIRGINIA S. WALLS Mrs. Walls, who teaches sophomore English, holds B.A. and M.S. de- grees. She attended Lindenwood Col- lege and the University of Arkansas. She assists in sponsoring the Beta lub. C 24 MRS. ALICE SUE TINSMAN Mrs. Tinsman, physical education in- structor, is sponsor of the cheerleaders and co-sponsor of the Cheer-o-kees. She attended Phillips University, Lit- tle Rock University, and the Univer- sity of Michigan and received a B.S. degree MRS. ADGIE WILLIAMS Sponsor of the Kachinas and junior counselor, Mrs. Williams teaches Lat- in I and plane geometry. She attend- ed Arkansas State Teachers College, University of Arkansas, George Wash- ington University, University of Colo- rado, and Louisiana State Teachers College. She holds A.B. and M.A. degrees. MRS. ESTELLE WHITE With B.S.E. and M.Ed. degrees, Mrs. White heads the mathematics depart- ment. She teaches plane geometry, trigonometry, calculus and analytic geometry and sponsors the Math Club. She is an alumna of Harding Col- lege, Arkansas State Teachers Col- lege, and the University of Arkansas. fe ,V , lr Fm FfJ'iu I va!! ,ff Q , T. A , A ' g 414,31 . ,lL,:,l. Ji, U A- 'ft 4' ff' .7 , , fl f ' --Q 1 , ' ' f' - ,- .f- 4' t, as 'M,i.rJ .,f.,f...-an vs. affwef MRS. FRANCES V. WILLIAMS Mrs. Williams, who received an A.B. degree from Vassar College, teaches Latinl She assists in sponsoring the National Honor Society. 25 I MRS. PAT WILLIAMS With a B.S.E. degree from the University of Arkansas, Mrs. Williams teaches senior English. She is sponsor of the Warrior. l MRS. SELMA WOOLEY MRS. HELEN CHANCE Sponsor of the Inter-Club Council, Mrs. Wooley is the Mrs. Chance, who attended school at Arkansas A8cM at home economics instructor. She attended Arkansas State Monticello, is bookkeeper for Hall High School. Teachers College and the University of Arkansas and ,received B.S.E. and M.A. degrees. 26 MRS. MARGARET DUGAN Mrs. Dugan, the registrar, is responsible for scheduling the more than 1000 Hall students. She attended William Woods College and the University of Arkansas. l 1... ,. MRS. GOLDA MOREHART MRS. LOUISE W. WOLFE Mrs. Morehart serves as the principals secretary and as Mrs. Wolfe, who joined the guidance staff at mid-term attendance secretary. acts as secretary to the guidance counselor. .. ,.,.,,,.fff,fW,,fL.,, LQ L..N-W: fi.A.,MWWM--,Mp-:wwwfMw,,x.fm'wwf1w2wmiLn:wfUn,.fw-QMAw-wmfw M W1-f N' + i , f s5J,,.y355fve:-ff? ,.ff.5,-3 5g,.g:7- ,-g5g,::,w' -f':z1,1ff-, :y f f 1 'W '77,-ggi Q::fg,:,.'-,rfgwf rf: fw- J ' , K ,,... Q k,,.., L . , H , .,-H,,,aQ'Qg5g,.k?:: K Mvwwuw, X' s-ffwbppmaifgycw,511-MQW, mi-Q,,f ,W ,,, if-f,2a:,.wq.,wfh ff.xx-.we sgzh ,fha L. Iigpr fftwligi-ww Nu-,wf., ,, . v: f E2 2454 , .if .Ma 35 - fy-1 fy - W -b 'Tu x f. mmf Q2 ,, ,L?, ,, A , , W ,W W , X ' ?1v . BILL ANDERSON IWW Wflioop Staff JIM ANDRE Boys' State Key Club, Board of Directors Inter-Club Council, Vice President Science and Engineers Club Hall Harlequin Players SPENCER ANDREWS Boys' State Key Club Garland Forensics Society Hall Harlequin Players FBLA GORDON APPLE Warrior Band Swing Band Sponsored by DUMAS-MILNER PONTIAC AN DEE ABELES Cheer-o-kees Senior Committee STEVE ABOWITZ Stage Crew LYNN ADAMS Cheer-o-kees Kachinas FBLA National Honor Society Beta Club MISSY ALFORD DAR Good Citizen Award Girls' State Cheer-o-kees, President Student Council, Corresponding Secretary National Honor Society HUGH BASS Key Club Science and Engineers Club, Treasurer Senior Committee JERRY BASS Student Council National Honor Society Football Letterman Track Senior Class President CARROLL BATES Boys' State Club Key Club Football Letterman PAT BATES FBLA Chapel Club Sponsored by LEVINSON CLEANERS SHARON BAIN Kachinas FBLA JERRY BAIRD FBLA Chapel Club Office Monitor BILL BAKER Warrior Band SUSAN BALES Cheer-o-kees Kachinas FBLA Beta Club TONY BENTON Warrior Band Hall Harlequin Players ALLAN BERRY Boys' State Stage Crew Fire Marshal Senior Committee MARK BETTIS Hallmarks FBLA Projectionists Club Hall Harlequin Players DAVID BEYER Hallmarks, Vice President Projectionists Club Sponsored by BOYCE LEWIS MOBIL SERVICE JOHNNY BEARD All State and All Southern Football Track Club Hallmarks Stage Crew MARGARET BEARD Hallaires Witt' 117110017 Staff Hallmarks Hall Harlequin Players Beta Club JIMMY BELFORD Hall Harequin Players, President MARION BENSON Beta Club FBLA, Treasurer Kachinas FTA Office Monitor These I have loved-the manicure classes BONNIE BISHOP FBLA Cheer-o-kees Hall Harlequin Players CHARLIE BISHOP All State Band Boys' State Warrior Band CARRYI. BLACKBURN Kachinas FBLA Chapel Club Office Monitor BEV BLASS National Honor Society Beta Club Homecoming Royalty Warrior Beauty Candidate Reserve Cheerleader Sponsored by BLACKBURN'S ANTIQUES CAROL ELIZABETH BOWMAN Cheer-0-kees, Sergeant-at-Arms Beta Club JOHN BOYCE Key Club Beta Club Home Room President Science and Engineers Club Golf Team JUUE BOYD Kachinas Hallaires Herald Angel Cantata. Y-Teens Red Cross BETTY BOYSEN Cheer-o-kees Beta Club FTA Chapel Club Office Monitor Sponsored by JERRY BORDENET SHOE STORE RALPH BOATMAN Republican Club Football Manager H Club War Wlaoop Salesman Senior Class Committee JERRY BONA Beta Club Boys' State Key Club, President Math Club, Inter-Club Council Representative Science and Engineers Club, Vice President WANDEANA ANN BORGARD Kachinas FTA Hallaires Home Room Secretary BECKY BOSECKER Beta Club Hall Harlequin Players CHARLENE BROWN Science ancl Engineers Club Y-Teens DICKY BROWN DOYNE DUSTY BROWN Club Football Letterman Garland Forensics Society Senior Committee STEVE BUCHANAN National Honor Society, Vice President National Merit Semifinalist Beta Club, Treasurer Student Council Boys' State Sponsored by FLOYD HALLEY SERVICE STATION GAYE BRACEY Cheer-0-kees, Vice President Beta Club Inter-Club Council, Secretary Warrior Staff KURT BRAUN Warrior Band Swing Band Swimming Team Science and Engineers Club Senior Committee RACHEL BRAY FBLA Hallaires SHERRY ANN BROOKS we La Dolre Vila the hard way. ROBERTA BUCHMAN Girls' State Cheer-o-kees lVar1'i0r Staff Beta Club, Vice President National Honor Society BILL BULLOCK FBLA Hall Harlequin Players DANA CAILLOUTTE Office Monitor Kachinas PAT CALLAWAY Hallaires Kachinas Garland Forensics Society Sponsored by DR. and MRS. J. A. BUCHMAN ,-H 'Mia' aa SHARRON CARTER Cheer-o-kees Beta Club Hall Harlequin Players Kachinas Hallaires MARY LOUISE CATO FBLA Kachinas Office Monitor Chapel Club ROBERT MARSHALL CEARLEY Football Letterman Key Club Boys' State Garland Forensics Society BERT CHAFIN Football Letterman Key Club, Chaplain FBLA Boys' State Home Room Vice President Sponsored by PINKEY'S PHOTO SERVICE CLYDE CAMPBELL National Honor Society Boys' State Key Club Football Letterman Track PHIL CARLETON Boys' State Football PHILIP CARR Football Letterman Garland Forensics Society Fire Marshal SUSAN CARROLL National Honor Society Beta Club Girls' State Hallmarks All State Choir w-I-..M,. SHARON ANN CLARK Inter-Club Council, Treasurer Spanish Club, President Kachinas Wlzr Wboop Staff WESLEY KANNE CLARK National Honor Society, President Swimming Team, Captain Boys' State National Merit Semifinalist Inkwell Staff BUCKY CLAYTON War Wboop Salesman FBLA Track BILL COBB Key Club Garland Forensics Society, Treasurer Boys' State, Attorney General Republican Club Home Room President Sponsored by TERRY'S FINER FOODS DIANE CHEATHAM FBLA Beta Club National Honor Society Inter-Club Council Office Monitor PAMELA CHENAULT Girls' State Cheer-o-kees Beta Club Hall Harlequin Players Office Monitor STEVE CHOATE Senior Class Vice President Boys' State Key Club Garland Forensics Society Senior Committee MARCEL EVELYN CHOTKOWSKI National Honor Society Beta Club Hallmarks lnkwell Staff National Merit Semifinalist i KATHY COLVERT Cheer-o-kees Hallmarks Girls' State Beta Club Y-Teens, Vice President CLEM CONNALLY BRUCE CONSTAN T National Honor Society Science and Engineers Club National Merit Semifinalist JIMMY COOPER Garland Forensics Society Boys' State Science and Engineers Club Sponsored by COBB BROTHERS and COMPANY SUSAN COBB Beta Club Kachinas Girls' State JENNY COE Home Room Salesman Hall Harlequin Players, Historian Inter-Club Council ED COHEN, JR. Warrior Band RIC COLQUETTE Warrior Band Swing Band, Director Jazz Club JANET CRAIG Red Cross JAN E ANNE CRITZ Kachinas, President Y-Teens, Secretary-Treasurer Hall Harlequin Players Warrior Majorette Office Monitor CAROL ANN DABBS Cheer-o-kees Hall Harlequin Players Senior Committee Kachinas Y-Teens PAUL DAULTON Projectionists Club Radio Club Sponsored by FREEZE'S SPECIALTY LAUNDRY KAY ELLEN COOPER FBLA Y-Teens NANCY COOPER Cheer-o-kees Beta Club Spanish Club, Historian Hall Harlequin Players Science and Engineers Club KEN COVINGTON Varsity Basketball FBLA Stage Crew Track Manager BRYNDA CRAIG Kachinas Chapel Club Y-Teens Inter-Club Council Have a drink, friend. Sponsored by FOOD CENTER 8: HILLCREST FOOD CENTER TOMMY DANCE H Club Football Letterman BOB DAYTON Arkansas Representative to All American High School Band Boys' State Key Club Warrior Band All State Band LAWSON GRAY DELLINGER SUSAN DIESEL War Wbaop Staff Hallmarks Hallaires Kachinas Y-Teens J ALAN DUNLAP HAYDON EDWARD EAGLE JERE EBBERT Hallmarks Warrior Maiorette Chapel Club Kachinas Beta Club KITTY EDWARDS Beta Club Hallaires Kachinas War Wboop Staff Library Monitor Sponsored by MR. and MRS. PHILIP A. DULIN ANNETTE DILLARD Kachinas War IVhoap Staff Hallaires Hallmarks WALLACE DOUGLAS LUCY KAY DULIN Student Council Cheer-o-kees Home Room Secretary Senior Committee Y-Teens WILLIAM H. DUNCAN A ROLAND ELDER Stage Crew Hall Monitor TOM ELLIFF Hallmarks JOHN MILTON ELLIOTT JU Home Room President Hallmarks Key Club Science and Engineers Club Boys' State DY EMERSON Kachinas Senior Committee FBLA Inlewell Associate Staff Y-Teens ROGER FARISH Warrior Band Science and Engineers Club Key Club Archery Club WILLIE FARQUHARSON Kachinas FBLA War Wboop Salesman GUY FARRIS Science and Engineers Club Senior Committee Inkwell Salesman GLYNDA FIELDER Reserve Cheerleader Varsity Cheerleader Homecoming Honor Maid Beta Club, Historian Hall Harlequin Players Sponsored by WEST TREE SERVICE Well, we walked in and they walked out. Sponsored by OAK FOREST LUMBER CO. 44 ROCKY FIELDS Hall Harlequin Players ANN FILIATREAU Cheer-o-kees Beta Club Hall Harlequin Players War UVb00p Staff Guidance Monitor PATRICIA FINLEY War Wboop Staff Hall Harlequin Players TB Essay Contest, First Place ROBERT D. F LUHARTY lk ' If GERRY FULLER National Honor Society, Secretary Cheer-o-kees Beta Club, Historian War 177110012 Staff Republican Club, Vice President ROBERTA JOY FULLERTON Hall Harlequin Players CAROLE FULMER Hallmarks DIANE GANNAWAY Hallmarks, Secretary Hallaires Senior Committee Hall Harlequin Players Warrior Beauty Candidate Sponsored by DR. and MRS. MAURICE FRIEDMAN DAVID FRAZIER Track Letterman Football Letterman Club FBLA Garland Forensics Society BOB FRESE National Honor Society Student Council Key Club Math Club Beta Club CHARLES F RIEDMAN Hall Harlequin Players Science and Engineers Club JACK FRYER All State Football Hallmarks Stage Crew Club Track BEVERLY GLOVER Hallmarks Home Room President Chapel Club ,Hall Harlequin Players Senior Committee TOMMY GOAD Football Letterman Track FBLA Club Chapel Club RICHARD A. GOFF Hallmarks FBLA Stage Crew, Captain Gleemen Herald Angel Cantata GAYLE GOLD Kachinas, Treasurer FBLA, Secretary Beta Club Home Room Vice President Sponsored by D. A. SPARKS, INC. MARK D. GARVER Warrior Band Swing Band WILLIAM S. GAUNT Hallmarks Garland Forensics Society Boys' State Gleemen LINDA GELLER Beta Club Inter-Club Council lVafrior Staff Kachinas BOB GILBERT Football Letterman Garland Forensics Society Inter-Club Council, President Inkwell, Editor Science and Engineers Club , ., M,-,::i:V,t,.i:i.tq7,i. JERRY GRIFFEY Warrior Band Golf Team Swing Band MARY FRAN GRIFFIN War Whoop Staff Cheer-o-kees FRANK GROBMYER Hall Monitor Golf Team Garland Forensics Society Chapel Club FBLA LEXVIS GROUNDS Basketball Letterman H Club Sponsored by GROBMYER LUMBER CO. SUSAN GRADY Hall Harlequin Players Kachinas Senior Committee War Wboop Staff KATHY GRAVES Kachinas FTA Beta Club National Arts and Letters CAROLYN GRAY National Honor Society lVarri0r Staff Beta Club Kachinas National Merit Semi-finalist NANCY GREEN Hallmarks Kachinas War Whoop Staff Hallaires RONNIE HENRY DOTTIE HENSLEY Y-Teens, President Hallaires JAY B. HEYMAN Key Club Garland Forensics Society Senior Committee War Wlmop Staff ROBERT E. HIGHFILL Hallmarks Key Club Science and Engineers Club A Sponsored by DENSIL'S HAIR FASHIONS JIM GROWDON Key Club, Board of Directors National Honor Society Hallmarks, President Boys' State Student Council, Treasurer PAMELA GUTHUNZ Warrior Staff Cheer-0-kees, Sergeant-at-Arms Beta Club Senior Committee MEL HACKETT War Wboop Staff FBLA Home Room Salesman Hall Monitor CARLEE HEFNER Kachinas, Secretary Senior Committee Sometimes I just don't think it is worth it DIANNE HOLLEY Varsity Cheerleader National Honor Society Homecoming Honor Maid Cheer-0-kees, Treasurer - War1'ior Staff MIKE HOLMES MARYLEE I-IOOVER Varsity Cheerleader Cheer-o-kees, Co-Captain Beta Club Spanish Club, Vice President Senior Committee LAURA PEMBERTON HORNOR IVM' Uflaoop Staff Kachinas Senior Committee Hall Harlequin Players Chapel Club Sponsored by COLONIAL BAKING CO. JUDY HUGHES Cheer-o-kees Hall Harlequin Players, Vice President National Arts and Letters Y-Teens, Vice President Red Cross SANDY HUGHES Cheer-o-kees FBLA Chapel Club Home Room Secretary JAMES JACKSON Key Club Science and Engineers Club Golf Team ROBERT JACKSON Sponsored by MOSES MELODY SHOP LESLIE A. HOWITT Swimming Team Projection Monitor JIMMY HUDDLESTON JOSEPH RANDOLPH HUDSON Key Club, 'Treasurer Student Council Boys' State Hallmarks, Business Manager Homecoming Escort MAC HUFFMAN Warrior Band LLOYD JOHNSON Football Letterman H Club Garland Forensics Society Inter-Club Council WESLEY JOHNSON Head Flag Monitor Projectionists Club FERNAN JONES Hallaires Senior Committee Kachinas Chapel Club CARL KAUFMAN, JR. Garland Forensics Society Football Manager IWW IVbo0p Staff Home Room Salesman Sponsored by WORTHEN BANK Sc TRUST CO. BETSY JACOWAY Twelfth Grade Representative National Honor Society Girls' State Warrior Staff Beta Club ALAN JAMESON Key Club Science and Engineers Club IWW Wlmop Salesman Stage Crew NANCY JETER Varsity Cheerleader Reserve Cheerleader Home Room Secretary ALBERT JOHNSON Key Club Football Letterman Science and Engineers Club Stage Crew Club The rest of the annual staff just won't listen to reason ROCKY KAYE National Honor Society Warrior' Band, Treasurer Boys' State All State Band Beta Club GLEN KENNEDY Science and Engineers Club Radio Club Swing Band Warrior Band CHARLES GRIFFITH KEYES Football Letterman Track Letterman FBLA Home Room President Boys' State BUTCH KITCHEN Warrior Band Sponsored by WORTHEN BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY JACK LARIBE Red Cross CAROL LEWIS National Honor Society Beta Club Kachinas Inter-Club Council Senior Committee MARTY LEWIS Kachinas Beta Club National Honor Society Guidance Office Monitor IVarrior Staff, Art Editor SHARRON LEWIS FBLA Y-Teens Library Monitor Sponsored by GOLDMAN and COMPANY KENT KRETCHMAR Beta Club Boys' State National Honor Society Key Club, Board of Directors IVarrior Staff JUDY LANE Hallaires Hall Harlequin Players Izzkwell Salesman War Wbaop staff Journalism Student Assistant LANA JEAN LANGLEY Hall Harlequin Players Kachinas FBLA Health Room Monitor BARBARA LASKER Cheer-o-kees IWW lVb00p Staff Kachinas Spanish Club, Secretary DIANA LOWE Kachinas FBLA Homecoming Royalty Hallaires Senior Committee PAUL E. 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Garland Forensics Society Senior Committee Hall Monitor Inkwell Salesman SANDRA ANNE LOVEDAY FBLA PATTY LOVELESS Senior Class Secretary Cheer-o-kees Varsity Cheerleader Homecoming Honor Maid Masque Ball Royalty ANN MCLAIN FBLA GARY MARKLAND Beta Club Science and Engineers Club Golf Team Hall Monitor WICK MARVIN Projectionists Club Flag Monitor DAWSON MASE War Wlsoop Salesman Warrior Salesman Designer of Totem Pole Sponsored by BEN'S ESSO STATION DONNA McGRAW Homecoming Royalty Reserve Cheerleader, Co-Captain Varsity Cheerleader Home Room Vice President JOHN MCGRAW Wfarrior Band, Vice President Science and Engineers Club Republican Club GEORGIA MCKENZIE National Honor Society Cheer-o-kees Beta Club Kachinas Senior Committee PHIL MCKNELLY Football, Letterman Track Letterman Boys' State Student Council Club CLEVE MAY Key Club, Vice President National Honor Society Beta Club Boys' State Football Letterman PEP MEANS FBLA CHARLES T. 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CMIKEQ RICE Chapel Club, President Tennis Team Garland Forensics Society War lVl1oop Staff MOLLY RIFFEL Warrior Staff Girls' State IWW Whaop Staff Senior Committee ELSIE MARIE ROBINSON Chapel Club JEANNE ROBINSON Hall Harlequin Players Kachinas Hallaires Y-Teens Chapel Club Sponsored by STIFFTS JEWELERS JANE LOUISE REDHEFFER National Honor Society, Treasurer Girls' State lVarrior Staff Kachinas Beta Club JIM REED Warrior Band Swing Band Hallmarks All State Choir Republican Club MARY ELIZABETH REED Science and Engineers Club Kachinas Hall Harlequin Players Senior Committee SUZANNE REED Cheer-o-kees Hallaires Kachinas FBLA Office Monitor PHYLLIS JEAN ROGERS FBLA Kachinas Home Room Officer Chapel Club Office Monitor JOHNNY ROMINE Student Body Vice President National Honor Society Key Club, Board of Directors Football Letterman Harvard Book Award JERRY ROSE War Whaop Staff Hall Monitor Stage Crew Garland Forensics Society Home Room Salesman PAMELA ANNE ROSS Beta Club Science and Engineers Club, Secretary FTA, Reporter Senior Committee Sponsored by STI FFT 'S JEWELERS IVALEA ROCK Hallmarks Hall Harlequin Players Kachinas BECKY ROGERS National Honor Society Beta Club, Recording Secretary Inter-club Council, Historian Cheer-o-l-:ees Inkwell, Art Editor CATHY ROGERS Cheer-o-kees Hallaires Hallbelles FBLA JANE ROGERS Kachinas Hall Harlequin Players Senior Committee BARBARA JANE SCHMITT Cheer-o-kees JOHN SCOTT junior Academy of Science, President Science and Engineers Club Home Room Salesman Chess Club ONEIDA ANNE SEWELL Varsity Cheerleader Reserve Cheerleader Red Cross FBLA Homecoming Honor Maid LINDA CAROLE SHAW Varsity Cheerleader Reserve Cheerleader FBLA War Wboop Staff Cheer-0-kees, Treasurer SHARRON RUSSELL Hall Harlequin Players TOMMY RYAN National Honor Society Student Council Garland Forensics Society, President Key Club Football Letterman EDDIE SCHARFF FRANK SCHERR Science and Engineers Club Spanish Club Stage Crew Senior Committee BILL SIMS Math Club, President Science and Engineers Club Key Club Beta Club National Honor Society BILL SMITH Warrior Band, President All State Band Boys' State Science and Engineers Club Garland Forensics Society KIRBY SMITH Key Club, Secretary Boys' State Science and Engineers Club Beta Club lVar Wboap Staff PAULA ANNE SMITH Kachinas Warrior Beauty Candidate Sponsored by ANDY-RENTS NANCY LYNN SHOCKEY National Honor Society Hallmarks Beta Club Kachinas Senior Committee BETTY LEE SHORE Cheer-o-kees Senior Committee FBLA Republican Club DOUG SILBERMAN Hall Harlequin Players Swimming Team SHARRON SIMPSON Hallmarks Hallaires Warrior Band Kachinas Spanish Club The Age of Innocence Et tu, Clifton? 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SUSAN ELAINE STORTHZ Reserve Cheerleader Cheer-o-kees Spanish Club Senior Committee Garland Forensics Society ANNE TAXTER National Honor Society Beta Club Kachinas Hall Harlequin Players FTA BILL THOMAS Warrior Band National Honor Society Key Club Inkwell Staff Beta Club BOB THOMAS Warrior Band Garland Forensics Society Projeetionists Club Inter-Club Council Senior Committee Sponsored by STANDARD LUGGAGE AND GIFT WILLIAM SOMERVELL Football Letterman Club Track Hall Monitor Senior Committee CALVIN STARR FBLA Stage Crew LIVVIE STEVENS Kachinas Hall Harlequin Players CLIFTON STEWART Home Room Vice President War Wlaaop Staff Hall Monitor BOB TUCKER Key Club War Wh-oop Staff Home Room Vice President JOHN KIMBROUGH VAUGHN LINDA VECHES Reserve Cheerleader Beta Club Student Council Cheer-o-kees TOMMY E LOU VINES Girls' State, Governor Varsity Cheerleader, Captain Homecoming Queen National Honor Society Warrior Beauty Candidate Sponsored by CHARLIE BROWN'S COW SHED MATTHEW TIMM Warrior Band National Honor Society Beta Club Student Council Key Club MARY ALICE TINSON Kachinas Guidance Office Monitor Red Cross BILLY TIPTON JIMMY TRIESCHMANN Football Letterman Key Club Track Boys' State Science and Engineers Club Cheeeese ! 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XVALLACE Science and Engineers Club Sponsored by ARKANSAS ABSTRACT 8: GUARANTY COMPANY SHARON VENDEVILLE Kachinas Hall Harlequin Players FTA MORRIS WHITE Hallmarks All State Choir LINDA WHITESIDE National Honor Society Girls' State, Associate Justice Warrior Editor Cheer-o-kees Vassar Book Award ANN WICKARD Girls' State Kachinas Beta Club Senior Committee Office Monitor JON GARDNER WILKES National Science Fair National Merit Semifinalist Student Council junior Academy of Science, State Secretary Science and Engineering Club, President SUZANNE WALTERS Senior Committee War Wbaop Staff Kachinas Home Room Secretary Hall Harlequin Players RANDY WASSELL Science and Engineers Club Assembly Flag Monitor Senior Committee JIM WELLONS lVar Wlaoap Staff Garland Forensics Society MICKIE WEST Hall Harlequin Players Kachinas Chapel Club Hello, Louieg two dollars on Fancy Dancer in the third. Sponsored by SHAINBERG'S 70 BILL WILLIAMS Warrior Staff Inkwell Staff IWW Whoop Staff JIMMY WILLIAMSON Key Club Science Club Home Room Salesman JAMES WILSON PERRY LOU WILSGN U'7a1' IWho0p Staff Inter-Club Council Hallmarks FTA Kach inas 1 ,X Football heroes-past, present, and future. JANE WOOD Inter-Club Council Hall Harlequin Players National Arts and Letters Y-Teens Kachinas RUSS WOODS BOB WRIGHT Proj ectionists Club, FBLA, President Head Projectionist EMORY YANT Track President Aw E 1 mu: , . ,T ,uv 72 . .f ,www ,f The betwixt and between jzmiory, look- ing back condercemlingly and looking ahead eagerly .. . Juniors Familiar with the traditions of Hall, the class of '63 has formed the bridge between the unacquainted sophomores and the often preoccupied seniors. The juniors' wholehearted support of school activities has provided the necessary spark to kindle Warrior spirits. The junior year contains many ex- citing and unforgettable occasions. From the first day of school, every junior anticipates the arrival of senior rings. There are numerous other long awaited events, including cheerleading and Cheer- o-kee try-outs, the selection of represent- atives to Girls' State and Boys' State, the election of student body officers, the National Honor Society induction, the presentation of Harvard and Vassar Book Awards, and the announcements of the coming year's choir members and WARRIOR staff. These occasions, com- bined with many others, make a memora- ble junior year. 2 -L Xlf Xe-x5?f ers Diana Barnes Jerry Baumgardner Carol Bean Mike Beard Nelson Bearden Paul Becton Diane Behnke Charles Berry Orson Berry Len Bilheimer janet Birdsong Becky Blake Sponsored by PHILL B BALDWIN, INC. sh. .Fl a . . , 5 MW jim Alexander Randy Alexander Charles Anderson Karen Anderson Eddie Back Bobby Bain Doris Baker jim Balch Ralph Baldwin Johnny Bale Mary Lynn Ballard Kathleen Barden f K ,'.' w 'W fp B , ,-36 1 I 4' , ,A if What? 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LIGHT E the stimulation of day-to-day claxfroom procedure! . . . Activities The first speech in Mrs. Metcalf's class, the fifteen hundred word term theme in senior English, the bug col- lection in sophomore biology-these are some of the class projects we could not forget even if We tried. The tension and strain of preparing these projects so vital to our grades cause many a head- ache, and upon completion lengthy sighs of relief are audible. Yet the satisfaction of a job well-done is Worth all the effort and Worry. These extra undertakings, however, are the exception rather than the rule. Class- room activity really lies in the routine of discussions, explanations, and tests. Although they may not constitute the most exciting memories of our high school days, we receive the major part of our education in the day-to-day classroom pro- cedures. 7' llx l x English In a world of rising competition one of the c most. necessary for success is a workable knowle the English language. Every student at Hall has i portunity to acquire this knowledge. During his thrc of study, a Hall student encounters all phases of I from the everyday fundamentals of spelling and gi to the appreciation of higher literature. Advanced s in each grade are given the opportunity to partici honors classes. Mrs. Aileen Henderson heads the Q department. Dr. Graham addresses Senior Honors English class. Class, ignore the photographer . . . This is studying? H4 Mathematics The study of mathematics includes more than learning the mechanics of working problems. Math increases one's ability to think and reason clearly. Waterloo for some and haven for others, I-Iall's math courses include plane geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, applied math, advanced algebra, and trigonometry. Honors classes are offered on each grade level. Mrs. Estelle White heads the math de- partrnent. May I help you? Mrs. Bethell works hard. Mrs. White's honor students. If AB'l'C + MNK 2 EI, then - - - Fly away with me to the land of algebra D1 + G-4 Q Mathematics C01-11'a8C, boy, COUIHSC! Oh, the darn thing is coming apart again .Q. .- 1f 9 But we like balloons . . . The Thinker. I tell you a three sided figure is a triangle! Sponsored by ACME GLASS AND MIRROR CO. Advanced Calculus class. Science Fixing a formula? Miss Lescher supervises ' By stimulating intellectual curiosity, the study of science leads to the discovery of new horizons. Hall's science de- partment is divided into the studies of biology, physics, chemistry, and college biology. Honors courses are offered in biology and chemistry. A science fair, held in the spring, gives every science student the chance to demonstrate the knowledge he has accumulated over the year. Mr. Robert Berry heads the science department. Careful now, Robert, I see you but do you see me? Science 1 ,..,3i' Steady now. Tarzan in disguise. am' one milliliter too much! . ,K 7Mrs. Fa1r and agsorted paraphqgnalxa Trailer talk. Yes, itys a frog' Languages Because of the emphasis placed on inter-national relations today, the ability to communicate and under- stand is becoming increasingly important. A student at Hall is presented with ample opportunity to ac- quaint himself with the languages and cultures of other nations. Latin, Spanish, and French are the lan- guages offered at Hall. Miss Frances Moore is the head of the language department. What's the matter, Alfred? French teacher' of the future? The standard bearers. l Two Chilean visitors. This looks like fun! Languages Hinky dinky parley-voo! Wickard sneaks a snack. Il pleut, il pleut bergeren Mrs. Paine leads Spanish class. Social Science To present a knowledge of past cultures and problems as well as past and present governmental procedures- these are the objectives of the Hall High Social Science department. World History, American History, Latin American History, and American and Arkansas Govern- ment are the courses offered in this department. Miss Laura Pederson heads Hall's Social Science department. Mr. Kent files Bev's fingernails Are YOU here again? ' And she can read, too. This excuse will pass You want to make something of it? l22 V sggau tru'nz5 ex an 01 M ' .wg E . Q . W.,.,g 4: X Speech and Drama l Oh, this headache, and my sinuses, too! The students who participate in speech and drama clas: provide entertainment for the entire student body. Tl department offers courses in speech, public speaking, dran tell stories to elementary school children and participate the state speech festival One-act plays and the senior p are the responsibility of the drama classes. Public speaki students take part in debate tournaments. Mrs. Margue Metcalf heads the speech department. and speech-drama. During the year the speech clas: r The whole motley crew. Who dares to go first? Speech and Drama Sf Mr. McCarroll shows them how it's done. Another charm bracelet? Is your waste-paper basket monitor absent? for i like kittens i do and jackknives i do and pennies i do and rosebugs i do . Y i Q Q David, Bob, and Frank speak in the pay assembly. And then all the telePh0Ue5 Went dead-H I25 Journalism The flashing of the camera, the tapping of the typ Writer, the rushing to make deadline-these making. The newspaper, published bi-weekly entirely the work of the journalism class Crea writing, headline writing, and public relations some of the principles of good journalism which among the tell-tale signs of a War Wboop in . p . . I t r taught at Hall. Mrs. Marian Hulsey teaches jour ism. l26 ff' 'fy 1 I Three wheels at work. Don't just do ,somethingg sit there! Journalism I'm through, and it only took an hour and a half. Mrs. Williams explains the fundamentals of journalism. Hello there! Mrs. Hulsey's not here now. Come back later! l27 Commercial Commercial courses familiarize students with equip- ment, practices, and procedures pertaining to the business world. The commercial department offers courses in Typing 1 and 11, bookkeeping, commercial law, business machines, and consumer education. Business students assist members of the faculty with typing and mimeographing. Mrs. Nadine Marcum is department head. i , lr: if V i l All hail the commercial classes! , I al ,ff , The quick red fox jumped over the lazy brown dog 4 4 v Ar 1 The posters which appear throughout the school an- nouncing various events are the work of the art department, one of the busiest departments in the school. Basic art, poster design, watercolor, and advanced painting are the art courses offered. Art students submit cover designs for the student directory, the I nkwell, and the Warrior. Original art work is often on display around the school. Mrs. Lucile Barnett heads the art department. Hall High artists at work. What do you mean, it's crooked? just a l'ittle more paint on the boot! Busy bees at Work. What did you say it's a picture of? Homemaking The objective of the homemaking department is to teach the skills of efficient homemaking. Cooking and sewing are the chief interests in this class learning by experience is the byword. Each year the girls give a tea, serve at the PTA open house, and during the Christmas season make gifts and decorations. The head of the homemaking de- partment is Mrs. Selma Wooley. Beware of dishpan hands! Q1 Keep that line moving! We are proud of our projects. Sponsored by SINGER SEWING CENTER. Now, tell Santa what you Want, Sharon Good to the very last drop! Industrial Arfs In Hall's industrial arts department, future do-it-yourselfers acquire skills that will stand them in good stead for many years. Boys are given the opportunity to learn the basic prin- ciples of woodworking, metalcraft, and mechan- ical drawing. Mr. F. M. Dorsey teaches the in- dustrial arts courses. Question: What's that? Richard, the drawing board, not Emily Shy ? Neatness is not one of john's virtues. Mr. Dorsey explains. Boys' Physical Education All boys at Hall are required to participate in three years of physical education. The gym classes engage in such activities as football, volleyball, basketball, tum- bling, softball, track, and calisthenics. The coaching staff consists of Coaches Ray Peters, C. W. Keopple, Gene Hooks, and Bob Sullenger. Head over heels or vica versa. l One, two, cha-cha-cha. Coach sees the light Posture classes. The objectives of the physical education department are to develop coordination and posture and to teach sports- manship. Volleyball, badminton, basketball, modern dance, and exercises are among the activities of the girls' gym classes. Three years of physical education are required for graduation from Hall. Mrs. Betty Baird heads the depart- ment. Girls' Physical Education a Demerits, demerits, demerits! The French have a word for it- derriere. Where, o where can he be? Physically fit, but mentally . . . Whats in your basket, Merlee? www. 5 fl ff, 1 ' ii ' I Office l Has anyone seen a size 7M contact lens? No, Lucille, we can't rebuild the gym in the shape of a tepee The office is the nerve center of the school. Situated there are the offices of Mr. Powell, the principalg Miss Owens and Mr. Lawrence, the vice-principalsg Mrs. More- hart, the principal's secretaryg Mrs. Chance, the bookkeeperg and Mrs. Dugan, the registrar. l A little picture of a big man. May I have your attention please? They just think they know where the money is. Guidance Miss Minnie Lee Mayhan, the guidance counselor, has the task of helping Hall's college-bound seniors to select their schools. Interviewing students, administering tests, and completing college applications also fill her time. Students who wish to receive information about college may talk to the representative when he visits the guidance office. Miss Mayhan administers test Bill Woodyard listens attentively to college representative. I thought his name started with Ara, Ara, quite contrara. Library ig. - 44 Oooh, these Monday mornings! 10-9-8-7-6 . . . One of the first requirements for a fine school is an adequate library. Hall's library, which is certainly more than adequate, fulfills all the requirements of the North Central Association. Books, magazines, newspapers, pamph- lets, and other materials are provided to aid the pupil who is preparing assignments or reading for personal gain. The library provides an atmosphere that is conductive to con- centration and study. The intellectuals I'm sorry, but the limit is four books, You aren't accusing ME of keeping it overdue? Sfudenf Assistants In many areas of school activity, student assistants provide service for smooth operation. They help the teachers in the library, the bookstore, the registrar's office, the health room, the general office, the guid- ance office, and in the halls. Whew! . . . Got away with it again! OOPS! Wrong drawer. Three industrious assistants Sfudenf Assisfanfs Duffy doodles while . . . Harry james Who has skipped today? Healfh The health room is headquarters for students who become ill at school. In the. health room, records are kept, and sight and hearing tests are administered. Mrs. Marie Fair, the school nurse, also teaches hygiene for those students who are unable to take physical education. I've lost five pounds! X XX XX b ,. l' ' X4 L9 l ll 1 Sponsored by CRANK DRUG COMPANY What? Five hundred a minute? Cafeteria The cafeteria is perhaps the favorite place of Hall's students. Here a Variety of foods may be purchased. The students have the opportunity of either choosing a hot lunch or of buying a sandwich and soft drinks. Students may also supplement lunches brought from home. Mrs. Brawley is the cafeteria director. Behind the scenes. - f ' Hey, Hall, watch that crutch. 't Making money on the coke machine? Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow Wm, I, 'EH ,5 , I 44 V H.,- Qfflcnn. V',, ,klkkrrr , , . ,,,k ,:g,, A f ' -42ff:w:,f i , L',,. ,. , Qlfffil :l '?5:fM?5?l5, L,:,' fif5f'flQ,' .' 1 L : ffUf,WC55i152F?iiTi:! f E ' ,cie1fQate,1'VliQgxxyiai-ii,soxfQ1 votimgnqnd zsibi-Q -l 1'A1IhiL?sgQQ1f,Sri4Q1e?herlj:Fbof31ey,aki3Qe, to wx-ite that y1e'2sax'e'a!Yrived fiffjourg V',VVQXCZQSXI-fk'fbfV'bYKB'VXQS3'Q'fv1fi!fQE..Ciileiflfxl1fQ!' yemrLyea1ibqoLgV, . , ,V ,V ,LL, f ' jothwqa a diffi.c1xj3. 'oxi6 Vdub wXVt?ie giyg .Q f V, 'V'di3ris135La1 beaut.yiofVVestih,qf, the contestants. The voting was close , ' 9 'II' fforf,zi13g'pomsitions,Abi2t sqclose for the fourbhyplace se1nct.ionVtha'o V ' .,'351gVVj,ggSiqin factfa sgwfen way tie. I V - V VV A V -' i rg3'1grri7e at bar decision we cpmvened a board' composedof wp' , L 'V AV rQpte9e:nta15ivsNBV ,Veach division on 4:hejship1,kas wall as 'wo officerb V ?,,Q'VichiefI pet,t,y 6fficersX.V'In a series of meetings these men fi17za1L3.:,f , V reeifglgsdfiahe follawingymverdicte First placef-Ro.,l+ , Q - ' L ' , 0 .- Q ' , Eecond place--No. 2V I A ' I 3,Vif A, ' . ' . Thirciplace-bEo,V WG I A ' I ' V V. ' - ,V V j FourthVp1ace+-- a sevenjaray tie , Vg V 'bZowV'hi1i!iQ J W8kYlLAV6.1I3S.dQ -our Cffxfff-de we uint, io thank ymi-for', VL gg'giwj.ng,us such 'a pleaaszlt uppQrtxmit2y.Vf1tLwag a, big moagale !Zsc:t,oV:r L 1,1 for the entire fship, ag indicated by Vevezyonelsk predccupemion with: 1 -VLXI 'tha oxxhcomeg jog days the area ,around the' billboard where' the pictures V3qekfeV,disp1ayeq 'gas an arfegof ciorifusicmg -' ' - ' ' V V VV QV 1 wfmdlike tofaacpreis my beam Siishds no you and , 'allyour -c1Qasstxxg.tesyas you prepare for what Ihope will be the commence Vij V31aefrxf,'ofV.QBf.f1fx11l Lagzdysgxccessixll life. , L - A A7 sincerely, F4 A. cimImL'1' lcapta5m u.s, Navy m' ,commanding '- The sfaff is Pmud fo present fhe 1962 WARRIOR Bedufy iudges - The Cffmmdnder Gnd crew gf fhe U.S.S. urns ROCK, , X jf? 5 , Q 5: -1: if IQ S 2- ' . . 4 5' fx , fl X s 3 W X dx Wlkii v 4 , , :mv fy-fav , ya, t3'f r 2? Q 55 x a ,' 'F K '- v cif . ,V . 11 WH :mf , ,M w s f X ,gg ex ik 03 k kv f Q 'Q 4: J :N . W -i f-ff -iffgif - Q: if + gk. 'N'-Em: M ,fy S 4 1 L -V .1 ,rf .5 11 , sf if ff x . Q-YP? 2 ff. Second Place Miss Bootsie Coleman Miss Coleman is sponsored by PARIS COIFFURES, 6706 Cantrell Road. Third Place Miss Margarelt Windsor M155 Wmdsor IS sponsored by CAVE S JE ELERS, s ,W -f -124-SME?-I f7'fFf'ff' - s f so . F , A s swam. A me new WY V WIS wr' -Q-M., M155 Beverly Blass Miss Blass is sponsored by FEINSTEINS CALIFORNIA APPAREL 5008 Kavanaugh. Miss Beverly Glover Miss Glover is sponsored by the RCSEANNE SHOP, Town and Country Shopping Center Miss Anne Smith Miss Smith is sponsored by Mildred Cobbys FASHION SHOP 5821 Kavanaugh. :gr X ffwwwfi ws, am, if g Miss Fifi Thomas Miss Thomas is sponsored by PULASKI HEIGHTS BANK 7 Grant Street at Kavanaugh. Pwr wr , .. , W, airs - . ':QQy5,fg,visgkaqgrrirfgm.,15.9,-ww 4 ' Q4 - 2' i5fitSi-'?Z'?l4T'-lfY'- Miss Tommye Lou Vines Miss Vines is sponsored by VIVIAN PEARCE, Park Plaza Shopping Center March of Dimes Assembly The Student Council of Hall once again reached its goal of one dollar per person in the annual March of Dimes Assembly. The theme of the assembly was physical fitness, and this was demonstrated by members of the Little Rock YMCA and the Little Rock Air Force Base. Following these exhibitions, Coach Ray Peters began the traditional slave auction. Members of the football team and cheerleaders were auctioned. The assembly was one of the most exciting and charitable shows of the year. Bill Miller and Mrs. Manees tally the money. Members of the Little Rock Air Force Base help carry out the A tumbling act is presented Linda Whiteside and Barbara Peters theme with a judo exhibition. by members of the YMCA. auction a 1962 WARRIOR. The cheerleaders and their masters pose for our Betsy Jacoway presents the twelfth The boys helped us reach our goal by being camera. grade contribution, 501d in the assembly. l58 Color Day Layne Mashburn won the prize for the most school spirit for his car. Linda Hogan models the outfit that won her first prize in the girls' costume division. Color Day was held on Friday, November 10, 1961, this year to help promote school spirit for our football team. Everyone came to school dressed in orange and white. Prizes were given for the best decorated rooms and to the most appropriately dressed boy and girl. This is Mrs. Frances Williams' homeroom that won first prize in the room division. Across from the library students enjoyed the Art Departments efforts to Down Paul Spitzberg Won first prize as the Red Devils. the most appropriately dressed boy. l59 by I? 5. Y -. ,Qin K Q 1 if N . gf K x 19 Q S? if :' 535 Y, v :ga 1,5 W L if' ' 1. ' we hw .NT x .Y 5? M15 1 L 2, mf- 'V ,... 1' , 4, 4 ' ff Q 3 ZZ!! . ,X , se ggi, If gk 4 Q, :Q 5 ls gg Z Q I f U E Q , X 4 K :ag A wg Y 1 W' 'SFEWVLF K v Saul' Smith escorted by Glynda Flelder escorted by Dlanne Holley esco SWVC Choate Steve Buchanan Jxm Growclon Y N ff Honor Q W Maids 1 Patty Loveless escorted by Ne1da Sewell escorted by Sandy Smith escorted by Davrd Patterson K1rby Smith Randy Hudson Wbttff rt ,-J ' K Vi a 5 Ao it x t Bev Blass escorted by Bootsie Coleman escorted b Bill Cobb T m ' Homecoming Royalty 1961 1 4 Janis Funk escorted by Jim Andre Donna McGraw escorted by Bev Montgomery escorted by ' Camie Taylor escorted by Layne Mashburn Mike Booe Jack Cutting Sponsored by CORDER'S MODEL MARKET Y A nf at L-Qi .. 'nT5::5 l A 7- fi In zz Nz, g Nw m v 434 I 'P .f iff 5 ,gulf , ZR, 1 M If 0 ' If? '- xt Sym, Q qt N QAM 'fl Senior Play Cas! JIM ANDRE SPENCER ANDREWS MARJIE BEARD SHARRON CARTER as as as as Paul jules Marie Louise Mme. Parole BILL COBB as Alfred JANE ANNE CRITZ CHARLES FRIEDMAN IVIAC HUFFMAN JERRY ROSE as as as HS Emilee Henri Lieutenant FCIIX f s' ? rv 'T 5 5 If Nl DOUG SILBERMAN NANCY COOPER as joseph Student Director JUDY HUGHES Student Director TOMMYE LOU VINES Student Director 6 I w V zzmawewgg , ,, M, .,,., . A If 3 A at ,a Queen Nelda Sewell WQKSQU53 Bm K mg Jerry Bass Q 2 f fx . t 5 e 5 TOMMYE LOU VINES f 9 I PAUL BECTON BILL HAYES TOMMY RYAN JUDY WHITE MARGARET WINDSOR PATTY LOVELESS BILL MILLER DONN IE DIETZ MARY LYNN BALLARD JIMBO CALLOWAY CAMIE TAYLOR 41- Wm, Who's Who at Hall CHRIS POLYCHRON Best Personality BARBARA PETERS Most Intellectual ftiej BETSY JACOWAY JOHNNY BEARD Most Likely to Succeed Most Athletic Most Dependable Sponsored by LAKE NIXON Who's Who BILL COBB ' Best Groomed Most Handsome BECKY ROGERS Most Talented BILL WILUAMS DONNA MQGRAW Wittiest Most Athletic Sponsored by LAKE NIXON Who's Who MISSY ALFORD Wittiest SANDY SMITH Best Groomecl ftiej Sponsored by A FRIEND JACK FRYER Most Talented JON WILKES Most Intellectual Who's Who LAYNE MASHBURN Most School Spirit l TOMMY GOAD Friendliest BEV BLASS Best Groomed ftiej Most Intellectual ftiej ANNE SMITH Most Beautiful Sponsored by CHEER-O-KEES ,4 ,Q These Came Close Because some of the contests were close we are presenting the names of those who came in second in each category. WESLEY CLARK . . .. PHIL MCKNELLY .... ,, . . MATTHEW TIMM , . JON WILKES ...., . JOHNNY BEARD ..,., . DAVID PATTERSO N PHIL CARLETON ,,,,,., TOMMY RYAN ...... JERRY BASS ,... TOMMY RYAN , JACK FRYER .. BOBBY TUCKER , , JERRY BONA M Most Intellectual , PAM ROSS Most School Spirit ,, TOMMYE LOU VINES Most Talented .. ..,. MARCI CHOTKOWSKI ost Likely To Succeed ,, , . PAM ROSS Best Personality Best Groomed Hall High Ideal, Friendliest , ,, Most Handsome ..Most Beautiful, Most Athletic , Wittiest ......... ,MDIANNE HOLLEY BARBARA LASKER ,,,.,..PATTY LOVELESS TOMMYE LOU VINES BEV GLOVER .,..,..CAROL LEWIS .,.,....LINDA SHAW .Most Dependable ...,i, . ...,,, ,JANE REDHEFFER I75 Honors BILL SIMS t Council of Teachers English Award Finalist in the Waco Invitational Debate Tourna- TOMMYE LQU VINES ment Governor of Arkansas Girls' State Associate Justice of Supreme Court of Arkansas Boys' State WESLEY CLARK Little Rock Boys' Club Boy of the Year LINDA WHITESIDE Finalist in the Waco Invitational Debate Tournament Associate justice of the Supreme Court of Arkansas Girls' State I76 Honors NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS FRONT ROW, left to right: Carolyn Gray, Marci Chotkowski, Barbara Peters, Jerry Bona. MIDDLE ROW, left to right: Steve Buchanan, Bill Sims, jon Wilkes, Bruce Constant. BACK ROW, left to right: Bill Thomas, Wesley Clark, Frank Newell, Jim Andre. BILL COBB Attorney General of Arkansas Boys' State MISSY ALFORD SANDRA LOVEDAY D.A.R. Good Citizen Award Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year SUN MQMU SUN wr in 2363 ?'W9QP: C6335 74S',i'!Z'A' N 053263 35.91745 ff f'Ji ,E.4f2? on ' Q D ' Eff EWEDTHUFFH 'flzfiiwg N4 , -7-ffgf 'E.1ff 'ifig , Skgfsjig- f :5f,s2:5,.f 'iff' ,, lf' My .I W 1:.Vi,gi5w1 5 3 5.5. A Q ,, . lik, T-11 A I ' K ' ,H Y Q? 'QE 4 I E ag V 1 ,- ' V ' 12 ' ESQ ? ' , id, se , Z KLM? 52 ik 1 : E iff 'awful my-,1 - www , Q ,,,.,, , ' A-swf' . f xasifmgi.,-' -3152551 ?:'.:J'fZ 1.25525 5:35 1 ue, --,,::-1 gy- rms:-,N' 111 ' 15:2 'ELWYET' k A ,M-,.. -M K SEATED left to right Mrs. Selma Wooley, Mr. Robert Lawrence, Mr. Terrell Powell. STANDING left to right: Miss Ruth Owens, Mrs. Martha Manees, Bob Frese, Bill Hayes, Larry Churchill, Betsy Jacoway john Ron and Bill Miller The Principal 's Cabinet The girls' and boys' vice-principals, the three grade representatives, the student council officers and sponsor compose the Principal's Cabinet. This group works toward co ordination between faculty and students. The purpose of the Principal's Cabinet is to discuss school rules and Student Council decisions. Girls' Vice-Principal . ,,.. . Boys' Vice-Principal ,.,,....... Student Council Sponsor , . Student Body President ,,.......... MEMBERS Student Body Vice President .,.,... Student Council Secretary ..... Twelfth Grade Representative Eleventh Grade Representative Tenth Grade Representative ......... Director of Activities ,..,i.., , MISS RUTH OWENS MR. ROBERT LAWRENCE MRS. MARTHA MANEES BILL MILLER JOHN ROMINE BOB FRESE BETSY 'IACOWAY LARRY CHURCHILL BILL HAYES MRS. SELMA WOOLEY Bill Miller Student Body President JOHN ROMINE Student Body Vice President BETSY JACOWAY Twelfth Grade Representative LARRY CHURCHILL Eleventh Grade Representative BILL HAYES Tenth Grade Representative Senior Class Officers Senior Class President ,..,.....ss,.,,w.Y..,,,. JERRY BASS Senior Class Vice President .,,,.... STEVE CHOATE Senior Class Secretary .........,..,7r. PATTY LOVELESS ,aa--- 'W' -Q Mr. Powell addresses the Student Council. How's this for school spirit? My thinking cap. Student Council Each homeroom elects a representative to the Student Council, the legislative body of Hall High. These representatives plus the student body officers make up the membership of the Student Council. At the meetings, which are held every Tuesday at eight o'clock before school, they strive to build better relations between faculty and students and to create greater school spirit. Some of their projects this year were compiling a student directory, promoting school spirit by selling ribbons, rooter shakers, and beanies, packing boxes of favors for the football, basketball, and track players on the out-of-town games, planning homecomingg and sponsoring Dad's Night. Mrs. Martha Manees is their faculty sponsor. I, .- f X X ' Yu , x, Sponsored by MR. AND MRS. CLYDE BUCHANAN I85 Student Council STEVE BUCHANAN MARY LAING GENE DUNAWAY Act. T-1 T-2 BILL WOODYARD DOLORES NEELY JACK CUTTING 1 02 1 03 104 DON BLAYLOCK JIM GROWDON JERRY BASS 106 108 1 O9 SALLY HOVERSTOCK DAVID PATTERSON JON WH-KES 1 1 2 1 1 3 201 JANE FINGER 1 O1 TOMMY RYAN 1 0 5 MIKE ABOOE 1 1 1 PHIL MCKNELLY 202 Sfudenf Council DEANNA MORGAN PEGGY HIPP SUSAN FREELING MADELYN MCLEOD 205 204 205 206 BARBARA LAREN DORCAS CAMPBELL BOB FRESE LARRY WILSON 207 208 2 10 2 1 1 KATHY RICE JIM SHEARLN WILLIE CATE ALF CARTER 213 214 404 405 HARRIET HARPER DANNY O'NEAL MATTHEW TIMM JIM RAMSEY SARAH TEAGUE 406. 501 501 502 209 '87 lnfer-Club Council From left to right: jim Andre, Vice President, Sharon Clark, Treasurerg Sally Smith, Historiang Gaye Bracey, Secretaryg Linda Geller, Public Relationsg Becky Rogers, Historian, Bob Gilbert, President. A member of each organization at Hall High is elected to represent his club in the inter-club council. The ideas of all the organizations are co-ordinated in the council. Every other Wednesday morning Mrs. Selma Wooley, the faculty sponsor, meets with the group to plan Various activities, such as the Leadership Breakfast, Masque Ball, and dances after football and basketball games. President BOB GILBERT Mr. Powell, Mrs. Wooley, and Mr. Parsons at the Leadership Breakfast. I88 Mr. Parsons speaks at the Leadership Breakfast. She can't be tba! funny. If you can't read, Ivalea, forget it. jim Andre .......... Charles Berry ..,..... Jerry Bona ......... Gaye Bracey ......... Diane Cheatham ...... Brenda Craig ........ Jack Cutting ........ Bobby Duffy ............. Barbara Fitzgerald Bob Gilbert .,........ Lloyd Johnson ....,....... Carol Lewis .......... Bobby Plunkett ............ Sammy Ann Primm MEMBERS SCIENCE at ENGINEERS CLUB JR, ACADEMY OF SCIENCE MATH CLUB CHEER-O-KEES CHAPEL CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL REPUBLICAN CLUB GARLAND FORENSICS SOCIETY SPANISH CLUB Jeanne Robinson ................ YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB Becky Rogers ......... Sally Smith ..,.... Joe Spradley ....,. Bob Thomas ..... Jane Wood ..,..... Even leaders aren't always prompt. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY RED CROSS PROJECTIONISTS' CLUB HALL HARLEQUIN PLAYERS I89 National Honor Society SEATED, left to right: Gerry Fuller, Secretaryg Becky Rogers, Inter-Club Councilg Jane Redheffer, Treasurer. STANDING, left to right Wesley Clark, Presidentg Steve Buchanan, Vice President. The members of the Hall High Chapter of the National Honor Society are chosen for outstanding leadership, scholarship, service, and character. These students must have a Blaverage, above average citizen- ship, and must have been at Hall High for six months, They are chosen from the top ten to fifteen per cent of the junior class in May. This year the members of the National Honor Society served as guides for night P.T.A. meetings and ushers at various programs and assemblies. The rnain club project has been a panel discussion on cheating which was presented to the sophomore students and parents. Dr. Woolard, Dean of Little Rock University, was a guest speaker at one of the meetings. The faculty sponsor is Miss Nancy Popperfuss. INATIONALX Y-FJNOR socufri X 'Z- '-7' 'L ff IAS! '90 New members are inducted. Sponsored by NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LYNN MISSY JERRY BEVERLY JERRY STEVE ROBERTA ADAMS ALFORD BASIS BLASS BONA BUCHANAN BUCHMAN CLYDE SUSAN DIANE MARCI WESLEY BRUCE BOB CAMPBELL CARROLL CHEATHAM CH OTKOWSKI CLARK CONSTANT F RESE GERRY CAROLYN JIMMY EETSY DIANE ROCKY KENT FULLER GRAY GROWDON IACOWAY HOLLEY KAYE KRETCI-IMARV I Y,.AR:A ' ' '1 1 ' CAROL MARTY CLEVE GEORGIA FRANK DAVID BARBARA LEWIS LEWIS MAY MCKENZIE NEWELL PATTERSON PETERS SAMMY ANN JANE BECKY JOHN TOMMY NANCY BI LL PRIMM REDHEE F ER ROGERS ROMIN E RYAN SHOCKEY SIMS SANDY ANN BILL MATTHEW TOMMYE LOU LINDA JON SMITH TAXTER THOMAS TIMM VINES WHITESIDE WILKES Sponsored by NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Beta Club Left to right. Steve Buchanan, Treasurer, David Patterson, President, Becky Rogers, Recording Secretary, Sammy Ann Primm, Councilg Barbara Peters, Reporterg Gerry Fuller, Historiang Roberta Buchman, First Vice Presidentg Willie Cate, Second Vice Hall's Beta Club is a national leadership-service organization. To become a member the student must be of good character and commendable attitude. He also must maintain a B grade average. The Hall High Beta Club promotes honesty, service, and leadership among its students. A refreshment stand operated during basketball games is one of their biggest projects. Other Beta Club projects are the Activity Calendar, the Easter Seal assembly, and the sponsorship of junior Beta Clubs. The sponsors of this club are Mrs. Nancy Bethell, Mrs. Martha Rogers, and Mrs. Virginia Walls. President DAVID PA Mickey McSwaine addresses the Beta Club. l92 SENIOR MEMBERS Andee Abeles Lynn Adams Missy Alford Mariie Beard Marion Benson Bev Blass Jerry Bona Becky Bosecker Carol Bowman John Boyce Betty Boysen Gaye Bracey Susan Carroll Sharon Carter Bob Cearley Bert Chafin Diane Cheatham Pam Chenault Marci Chotkowski Sharon Clark Wesley Clark Bill Cobb Susan Cobb Iiathy Colvert Nancy Cooper Carol Dabbs Jere Ebbert Kitty Edwards Judy Emerson Bob Frese Linda Geller Beverly Glover Susan Grady Carolyn Gray Pam Guthunz Diane Holley Marylee Hoover Betsy Jacoway Nancy Jeter Rocky Kaye Kent Kretchmar Barbara Lasker Marty Lewis Gary Markland l I., rv N 1 l UV. S 'uv X' BAS H 'gvl Cleve May Georgia McKenzie Bill Miller Emily Mitchell Kaye Mobley Bill Nunnally Charles Olmstead Barbara Peters Sammy Ann Primm Jane Redheffer Jane Rogers Johnny Romine Pam Ross Neida Sewell Nancy Shockey Bill Sims Kirby 'Smith Sally Smith Sandy Smith Ann Taxter Bill Thomas Matthew Timm Jim Treischman Jim Treischman Sharon Vendeville Suzanne Walters Linda Whiteside Jon Wilkes Tommye Lou Vines JUNIOR MEMBERS Mary Ballard Nelson Bearden Diana Behnke Mary Lou Blissit Vivian Bolen Mike Booe Eva Bowen Ara Burford George Butchee Charles Buxton Sally Carmichael Kay Casey Sherry Cavender Larry Churchill w P DERSH vi ' I is w :D 467 l All right, Roberta, what did you lift from THIS convention? Clark Closser Randy Coleman Andy Covington Sarah Covington Mickey Crist Lynn Crump Georgianne Daunis Julie Dell Don Dietz Debbie Doland Patsy Farish Linda Faucett Beth Field Judy Fletcher Janis Funk Mary Galt Carol Galven Sharon Gannaway Donna Hadfield Ben Hardy John Hicks Tommy Hodges Ronney Holt Sylvia Honke Robert Hotchkiss Anne Jewell Robert Johnson Sheryl Johnson Don Jones Freddy Kahn Susan Kelley Gayle Kempner Barbara Laren Richard Lucy Kay Mapes Russell Matson Eileen McCarroll Kandy McElwaine Carol McGraw Neil Nichols Jennifer Pyle Jeannie Raines Marguerite Reigler Jane Remmark Billie Rogers Jim Shearin Jacquline Smith Lynn Sparks Judy Travis Jimmy Tuley Gordon Walther Dana Wanger Ann Marie Whaley Lynn White Ellen Williams Bill Woodford SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Freddie Albright Judy Bennett Charlene Bohart Tommy Bolton Carole Bowman Marilou Brodie Marilyn Brodie Louis Tom Brothers Ann Bruce Eddie Buice Jean Campbell Bob Clark Patti Crawford Tricia Cromwell Trisha Davis Linda Doere Johnny Dilday Jimmy Dowell Sherry Dunlap Amy Edington Susan Eison Beth Feland Paul Frazier Betty Grattis Gordon Gibson Leta Gilmore O. D. Hadfield Harriet Harper Patricia Harper Kyle Henn Angela Howell Janella Howell Presley Jackson Terry Jefferson Tommy Jones Letitia Leigh Gini Lile Mary Lilly Ivy Lincoln Nancy Lord Jean Lundy Ann McDaniel Carol Middlestaedt Frances Ann Moore Betty Moss Jo Donna Norton Garrett Olmstead Christine Peterson Jimmy Pfeifer Hal Phillips Mary Lou Poolman Jim Ramsey Mary Lyn Ray Gay Reid Pratt Remmel, Jr. Becky Reynolds Mary Jane Reigler Leslie Ross Judy Russel Sheri Savage Moise Seligman Sharon Shanks Steve Shepherd Susan Sickel Leslie Smith Alyson Snyderman Paul Sptizberg David Spivy Jacqui Steele Janis Still Sarah Teague Woody Thomas Anne Thompson Rodney Tisdale Donna Vancura Wesley Vaught Gordon Williamson Larry Wilson Tommy Wright Richard Wyman Robert Young I93 Science and Engineers Club Jon presidents as Susan secretaries. President JON WILKES Any student interested in science and scientific activities is eligible for membership in the Science and Engineers Club. The activities of this organization include lectures by prominent local scientists and engineers, tours of local cities of scientific interest, and annual trips to such places as the National Science Fair or the Smithsonian Institute. Programs are given to enable members to further their knowledge in the different fields of science and to help them understand the importance of science in life. Sponsors for this club are Mr. Robert Berry, Mr. Paul Akers, and Mr. Leonard Thalmueller. Left to right: Susan Carroll, Secretaryg jim Andre, Inter-Club Councilg jon Wilkes, Presidentg jerry Bona, Vice Presidentg Hugh Bass Treasurerg Bill Sims, Parliamentarian. I94 Hey, You! Dr. Sherman speaks at the Science Banquet. MEMBERS Karen Anderson Ralph Baldwin Nelson Beardon judy Bennett Charles Berry Mary Lou Blissit Dick Bona Eva Bowen john Boyce Charlene Brown jean Campbell Sally Carmichael Willie Cate Wesley Clark Bruce Constant jimmy Cooper Nancy Cooper David Crittenden Bob Dayton jeryl Dean Fred Delavan Tommy East john Elliott jacquelyn Evans Ned Evans Roger Parish Shiela Fields Bob Frese Charles Friedman Carol Galvin Danny Garner Betty Gattis Bob Gilbert Lois Green O. D. Hadfield Pat Harper Bob Highfill Paul Honke Sylvia Honke Linda Huff Brooks jackson james jackson Alan jameson Terry jefferson Anne Jewell Frank Jewell Tommy johns Robert johnson Lewis Johnston Merlin Kilbury Ken Kish Letitia Leigh Charles Lord Nancy Lord john McGraw Gary Markland Bill Miller Dennis Mills Carol Mittelstaedt Zola Ann Muench Neil Nichols Bill Nunnally Charles Olmstead Garrett Olmstead General Parker Fred Parrott David Patterson Christine Peterson Rusty Ragsdill Maryi Reed Bob Reese Leslie Ross Pamela Anne Ross Frank Scherr john Scott Henry Simpson Bill Simms Bill Smith Kirby Smith Lynne Sparks Paul Spitzberg Mary Ann Spragins Stephany Springer Bill Thomas jim Trieschmann Gus Vratsinas james Wallace Randy Wassell Ann Wickard Gordy Williamson jimmy Williamson Larry Wilson Lynne Wilson Wesley Wimberly Bill Woodyard I can hardly wait until the next Science Club meeting. Math Club SEATED, left to right: Bob Frese, Vice Presidentg Bill Sims, President, STANDING, left to right: Jerry Bona, Inter-Club Councilg jon Wilkes, Treasurerg Wesley Clark, Secretary. The Math Club, which meets every other Wednesday before school, is an organization to promote knowledge of mathematics among the members and to interest both members and others in all phases of mathematics. Their main project is to help plane geometry students in the morning before school. They plan to study about other phases of mathematics, such as differential and integral calculus, topology, and vector analysis. Their sponsor is Mrs. Estelle White. MEMBERS Jerry Bass Steve Buchanan Bruce Constant Charles Olmsted David Patterson Bill Thomas President BILL SIMS '96 One balloon plus two balloons equals fourteen balloons. 2312 - SPAN I-SH Q I 5- o O 5 'b,,,n,o Spanish Club MEMBERS Johnny Bale Jack Belford Julie Boyd Joyce Brittain Ann Bruce Don Cassil Jim Cathcart Ginny Daniel Marilyn Deering Haskell Dickinson Bobby Duffy Ann Erbacher Judy Fletcher Danny Garner Carol Goldfeder Nancy Green Kate Henry Barby Hoffman Linda Hutto Lewis Johnston Penny McCorkle Jim McGhee Carolyn Palmer Billie Rogers Frank Scherr Judy Seagroves Moise Seligman Joy Simmons Sharon Simpson Suzanne Smith Alyson Snyderman Janis Still Susan Storthz Carol Swepston Suzanne Walters Ellen Williams Mary Kay Wilson Gigi Wolfe Jimmy Wolfe President SHARON CLARK Newly organized this year, the Hall High Spanish Club intends to study and learn about the Spanish language and customs and to help others in the school and community. Their projects include a Christmas party at the Girls' Industrial School and a banquet with a Cuban speaker. Mrs. McMillan and Mrs. Payne are the faculty sponsors. SEATED, left to right: Sammy Ann Primm, Treasurerg Sharon Clark, President, Marylee Hoover, Vice President, STANDING, left to right: Barbara Lasker. Secretary: Bobby Plunkett, Inter-Club Council, Jim Ramsey. Public Relationsg Nancy Cooper, Historiang Gwen Shofner. Historian. I97 Kachinas Left to right: Carlee Hefner, Secretary, Gayle Gold, Treasurerg Jane Anne Critz, Presidentg Cecilia Orr, Vice President, Ann Taxter, Historian Marty Lewis, Program Chairman. The Kachinas, the official hostesses of Hall High, is a girls' service club composed of junior and senior girls. The club meets every other Thursday morning before schodl for a business meeting or program. Their main projects this year include participating in Homecoming activities, sponsoring the Thanksgiving assembly, publishing a club handbook of all the active clubs at Hall, and decorating and serving at the Football banquet and Key Club banquet. The club is also activei in decorating for various dances and helping other organizations carry out their programs. Mrs. Adgie Williams and Mrs. Marian Matthews are the faculty sponsors. President U , JANE ANNE CRITZ '98 One little, two little, three little Indians. Sponsored by KEY CLUB MEMBERS Lynn Adams Karen Anderson Sharon Bain Diana Barnes Carol Bean Diane Behenke Marion Benson Carryll Blackburn Mary Lou Blissit Gloria Bonner Wancleana Borgard Edith Bowman Eva Bowen Ara Burford Dana Caillouette Sally Carmichael Susan Carroll Gayle Cates Mary Cato Sherry Cavender Nancy Chapman Marci Chotkowski Sharon Clark Susan Cobb Sarah Covington Brenda Craig Jane Anne Critz Lynn Crump Georgiann Daunis Lenice Dean Peggy Dickey Susan Diesel Annette Dillard Debby Doland Jere Ebbert Kitty Edwards Judy Emerson Patsy Farish Willie Farquharson Judy Fletcher Linda Freibolt Carol Galvin Mary Galt Diane Garner Gayle Gold Susan Grady Leigh Gran Jane Granoff Kathy Graves Carolyn Gray Nancy Green Donna Hadfield Mary Beth Hawn Carlee Hefner Laura Hornor Peggy Hipp Linda Huff Ann Hutton Betsy Jacoway Alice Jamison Becky Jaynes Anne Jewell Fernan Jones Nancy Kampey Linda Kannard Susan Kelley Lane Kelley Lana Langley Nancy Lee Marguerite Levy Carol Lewis Marty Lewis Barbara Lunsford Marsha McDaniel Donna McKenzie Jane Anne presides over Kachina meeting. Barbara McGlothlin Lynne Mashburn Janis Mawhinney Kay Mapes Janet May Emily Mitchell Zola Ann Muench Marilyn Newton Cecelia Orr Carolyn Palmer Katy Patton Jennifer Pyle Sally Quinlan Barbara Ragland Jeannie Raines Nancy Rampey Jane Redheffer Mary Reed Jane Remmarck Sponsored by KEY CLUB Marguerite Reigler Jane Rogers Phyllis Rogers Janie Scroggin Nancy Shockey Gwen Shofner Carolyn Shuffield Sharron Simpson Anne Smith Jacque Smith Linda Smith Nancy Smith Suzanne Smith Lynne Sparks Sue Springer Mary Stagg Olivia Stevens Anne Taxter Mary Tinson The queen of the hop. Judy Travis Sharon Vendeville Virginia Vroman Shirley Ware Sandra Watkins Linda Watson Mickie West Ann Marie Whaley Judy White Lynn White Ellen Williams Lynn Wilson Perry Lou Wilson Jane Wood . x rf . v , , 1- .. V f: Key Club SEATED, left to right: john Romine, Randy Hudson, Treasurer, jerry Bona, President, Cleve May, Kirby Smith, Secretary, Bert Chafin, Chaplain. STANDING, left to right: Layne Mashburn, jim Andre, jim Growdon, Bob Gilbert, Inter-Club Council, Gus Vratsinus, Kent Kretchmar. The Key Club is an international organization for junior and senior boys who possess outstanding leadership and character. Members must have a C average, high citizenship grades, and a teacher recommendation. The Key Club meets every other week to plan various projects such as the United Nations Assembly, a Vocational Guid- ance Booth, the Key Club-Kachina Sweetheart Dance, a car wash, the Key Club-Kiwanis Father and Son Banquet, and the formation of a new Key Club at Catholic High School. The Key Club has supported Hall by sponsoring several dances after football and basketball games, roviding programs for all of the basketball games, contributing to school projects, helping with Christmas and I-ldhaecoming decorations, and selling pennants for the P.T.A. The Key Club published the Keyzmy, the Missouri-Arkafnsas District newspaper. This year our Key Club won a certificate of commendation from Key Club International? Mr. Paul Akers and Mr. Gene Hooks are the faculty sponsors. BOARD OF DIRECTORS jim Andre Johnny Romine Gus Vratsinas Kent Kretchmar jimmy Growdon Layne Mashburn President JERRY BONA 200 The United Nations gets a thorough going over by Bill and Wfesley. Sponsored by KACHINAS MEMBERS-Senior Jim Andre Spencer Andrews Hugh Bass jerry Bass Carroll Bates Charles Berry john Boyce Steve Buchanan Clyde Campbell Bob Cearley Bert Chafin Steve Choate Wesley Clark Bill Cobb Ed Cohen Bruce Constant Bob Dayton Tom Elliff john Elliott Roger Farish Bob Frese Bob Gilbert. jim Growden jay Heyman Bob Highfill Mac Huffman james jackson Alan jameson Albert johnson Carl Kaufman Griff Keyes Kent Kretchmar Layne ' Mashburn Chuck Meyer Bill Miller Sammy Morgan Dick Moses Frank Newell Bill Nunnally jack Oliver David Patterson Mike Rice John Romine Tommy Ryan Bill Sims Bill Somerville Bill Thomas Matthew Timm jim Trieshmann Bob Tucker Sam Vogel Gus Vratsinus Randy Wassell jon Wilkes jim Williamson MEMBERS-junior Eddie Bach Nelson Bearden Paul Becton MEMBERS-Junior Mike Booe Gordon Bridges George Butchee Ralph Buzzard Charles Buxton Willie Cate Larry Churchill Clark Closser Randy Coleman Mickey Crist David Crittenden Jack Cutting Dickie Dietz Don Dietz Bobby Duffy jim Durbin Don Farish Larry Green Ben Hardy Pat Haydon Skip Henry John Hicks Tommy Hodges Ronney Holt Robert Hotchkiss Brooks Jackson Robert Johnson Freddy Kahn Ken Kish Jim Lester Bm Lile Danny Lynch Phil McMath Russell Matson Dennis Mills Bob Moore john Moss Neil Nichols Bob Palmer Bobby Plunkett Sponsored by KACHINAS The Summit Meeting The car, the car, Willie! Larry Pringos Tommy Rowland Gerald Senn Ken Sharp jim Shearin Len Spitzer Bob Stainton Iimmy Tuley Bill Wagnor Fred Warren Charles Williams Bill Woodford Bill Woodyard . fu'-rxkxx f A' Cl , Lf, c x QQ VAT X . X C6 XX Og ,X S ,ii My money is on Rowland. He's the fastest draw in town, says John Hi-Y SEATED, left to right: Neil Nichols, Vice Presidentg Tom Elliff, President, Pat Haydon, Sergeant-at-Arms. STANDING, left to right: Phillips, Sergeant-at-Arms, Ted Franks, Secretaryg Robert johnson, Chaplain, Danny Garner, Treasurer. The Hi-Y which was chartered late in the first semester is an organization for boys to create, maintain, and extend Christian influence in the school, home, and community. Due to the fact that the club has been formed only recently they have had little time for projects. Their plans for next year include: sponsoring bus trips, dances, and banquets, performing service projects for school and community, participating in athletic tournaments with other schoolsg and inviting guest speakers for meetings. The sponsor for the Hi-Y is Mr. james Earl. ' MEMBERS Dick Dietz 1 Don Farish Danny Garner Ben Hardy Robert johnson Richard Lucy Wesley Vaught V President TOM ELLIFF 202 MEMBERS Judy Altman Carol Bean Harriet Borden Sharon Brown Nip Butler Dorcas Campbell Sally Carmichael Lillian Carroll Gayle Cates Barbara Chafin Sharon Clark Kathy Colvert Susan Congdon Carol Ann Cooper Sarah Covington Jane Anne Critz Carol Dabbs Ginny Davis Linda Deere Y-Teens Peggy Dickey June Dodd Judy Emerson Anne Erbacher Barbara Fitzgerald Renee Graver Jeannie Gray Jill Gunn Marla Sue Hamilton Diana Houser Janet Hudson Ann Hutton Carolyn Kelly Jo Anne Kolaski Sally Leggenhager Nancy Lord Ann McDaniel Marsha McDaniel Anne Mendal Carol Middleton Ellouise Newkirk Katy Patton Dawn Pennington Mary Lou Poolman Joyce Porter Gayle Rainwater Becky Reynolds Barbara Richards Judy Risinger Mary Roberts Connie Rodgers Judy Russell Mary Ann Spragins Janis Still Sheryl Wage Ann Walthall Ellen Williams President CAROLYN KELLY Any girl at Hall High who is a member of the Y.W.C,A. is eligible for membership in the Y- Teens. The purpose of this club is to help girls grow in knowledge, friendship, and love of God. The meetings are held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. One of the outstanding speakers this year was psychologist Dr. Lewis Long. Some of their projects include collecting money for the polio and muscular dystrophy drives, serving at the Leadership Breakfast, and selling tickets to the MasQud Ball. The faculty sponsors are Mrs. Martha Rogers and Miss Linda Durham. EATED left to right: Jane Anne Critz, Secretary-Treasurerg Carolyn Kelly, Presidentg Barbara Fitzgerald, Inter-Club Council. STANDING, eft to right: Sarah Covington, Y Representative, Kathy Colvert, Vice Presidentg Peggy Dickey, Program Chairman. 203 LINDA SHAW SANDY SMITH, Co-Captain NEIDA SEWELL MARYLEE HOOVER DONNA MCGRAW Sponsored by CARL FINCH COMPANY Varsity Cheerleaders TOMMYE LOU VINES, Captain PATTY LOVELESS GLYNDA FIELDER NANCY JETER DIANNE HOLLBY fp-x. YS M, 4654 - 1351 Reserve Cheerleaders Left to right: Captain Anne Park, Co-Captain Peggy Steinkamp. ATED, left to right: Peggy Steinkamp, Bootsie Coleman, jan Corder. Susan Thomas. STANDING, left to right: Anne Park, joy Sim ons, Janis Funk, Kathy Thomas, Mary Lynn Ballard, Harriet Levin. Sponsored by STEINKAMP'S HOME FURNISHERS 207 Cheer-o-kee Club The 1962 Marching Cheer-o-kees perform. President MISSY ALFORD Each spring, sophomore and junior girls tryout for membership in the Cheer-0-kee Club, which consists of the drill team, the senior varsity cheerleaders, and the junior reserve cheerleaders. The girls are judged on marching, poise, acrobatic ability, posture, cheering ability, and pep. Each girl must have a C average and no U's for the six weeks preceeding the tryouts. Many times during the year the girls meet before and after school to practice routines and cheers. The varsity cheerleaders cheer at football and basketball games and in pep assemblies. The reserves cheer in the stands, at B team games, at basketball games, and at pep assemblies. The drill team performs precision drill routines at pre-game and half-time periods at football games, participates in pep assemblies, and performs at the basketball games. The Cheer-o-kee Club sponsors pep assemblies, a Red Cross project, after-game dances, and sells megaphones for the games. The purpose of the club is to promote school spirit and enthusiasm and to encourage good sportsmanship at games. The faculty sponsors are Mrs. Baird and Mrs. Tinsman. SEATED, left to right: Eileen McCarroll, Sergeant-at-Armsg Missy Alford, Presidentg Sammy Ann Primm, Secretary-Historiang Gaye Vice President-Inter-Club Council, Carol Bowman, Sergeant-at-Arms. STANDING, left to right: Sally Smith, Captain of Drill Team Dell, Co-Captain Drill Teamg Dianne Holley, Treasurer. 208 Sponsored by GEORGES BAR-B-Q MEMBERS Andee Abeles Missy Alford Susan Bales Bonnie Bishop Becky Blake Carol Bowman Betty Boysen Gaye Bracey Roberta Buchman Jeanie Calloway Sharon Carter Kay Casey Truda Cast Anita Cavenaugh Pam Chenault Libby Cogbill Margaret Cohen Kathy Colvert C heer-o-kees Nancy Cooper Carol Dabbs Julie Dell 4 Lucy Kay Dulin Ann Filiatreau jane Finger Gerry Fuller 'Y X 'Z M '52 Q E .Q .fl M Future Rockettes in action. We're winning! Neither rain nor snow nor burning sun . . . Mary Fran Griffin Pam Guthunz Judy Hughes Pam Hunley Pat Hufsmith Gail Kempner Barbara Lasker Eileen McCarro1l Georgia McKenzie Peggy Munsey Flora Murphree Dolores Neely Sissy Polk Sammy Ann Primm Suzanne Reed Kathy Rice Becky Rogers Betty Shore Vicki Smith Barbara Stegall Susan Storthz Fifi Thomas Laurie Townsend Linda Whiteside Sponsored by ALMYRA'S FLOWERS Captain SALLY SMITH Young Democrats MEMBERS Nancy Cooper Linda Geller Marylee Hoover Judy Hughes Barbara Peters Sammy Ann Primm Molly Riffel Neida Sewell Nancy Shocliey Ann Wickard President KIRBY SMITH A new club formed this year at Hall High is the Young Democrats Club. The main purposes of this club are to encourage active participation in national, state, and local elections and to educate young people in the ideas and ideals of the Democratic party. Some of their plans for the year include debates with the Young Republican Club, attendance at state conventions, and participation in many activities with other Young Democrat Clubs in Arkansas. SEATED, left to right: Nancy Cooper, Judy Hughes, Jeanne Robinson, Inter-Club Council. STANDING, left to right: Sally Secretary, Kirby Smith, President, Bill Sims, Vice President. 2I0 Hall High Republican Club MEMBERS Karen Anderson Danny O'Neal Diane Benke Douglas Reed Bev Blass jim Reed Ralph Boatman Pratt Remmel Julie Boyd Betty Shore Bill Cobb Henry Simson Georgiann Daunis Bill Thomas Peggy Dickey Lenny Spitzer Debby Doland Sam Vogel Frank Jewell Dana Wanger Alvin Laser Linda Watson J0l'lI1 MCGIHW Ellen Willianis TOII1 Meluskey Lynn Wilson Chuck Meyer President CHRIS POLYCHRON Chris tries to persuade Janis . . . Ike, Ike, Ike! The Republican Club is one of Hal1's newest clubs. It was organized by Mr. Sam Kent in the fall, Its aims are to promote interest in the Republican Party and to inform young people on current affairs. Among the speakers the club has had is Mr. Pratt Remmel, a former mayor of Little Rock. They also heard recorded speeches of Senator Barry Goldwater and former Vice President Richard Nixon. Their activ- ities this year included selling pins at the G. O. P. fund-raising dinner and attending other Republican Club meetings. Left to right: Chris Polychron, Presidentg Gerry Fuller, Vice Presidentg Dana Wanger, Secretary-Treasurerg Bobby Duffy, Inter-Club Council. 2l I Hall Harlequin Players Left to right: jerry Hughes, Vice Presidentg Jenny Coe, Historiang jim Belford, Presidentg Suzanne Smith, Secretary. The members of the Hall Harlequin players are students in the drama and speech-drama classes. In the fall they present one act plays to the student body in a pay assemblyg they also perform at some of the junior high schools, the Deaf School, and other places. The one act plays presented this year are The Valiant, Sunday Costs Five Pesos, and The Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter. Much of the cast and crew of the senior play comes from this group, although the parts are open to the entire senior class. Mr. Earl McCarroll is the faculty sponsor. President JAMES BELFORD This day is blacker than a crow's wing.' E I Garland Forensics Society Left to right: Bill Cobb, Treasurer, Matthew Timm, Secretary, Sammy Morgan, Historiang Bob Cearley, Vice President. The purpose of the Garland Forensics Society is to organize forensic activities within and concerning the school. Consisting of active and associate members, it takes part in debates, public speaking, discus- sion, and oratory. Active membership is limited to seniors enrolled in public speaking, classes, and associate membership is made up of interested juniors. The club has no regular meetings, but all members assist in debate clinics and tournaments, public speaking events, and oratorical contests. This year debate teams were sent to tournaments in Memphis, Austin, and Baylor University. Debates, with Central and North Little Rock and the Optimist Oratorical Contest were sponsored by this group. Mrs. Margeurite Metcalf is their sponsor. Jerry speaks. MEMBERS Spencer Andrews jerry Bass jerry Bona Dusty Brown Pat Callaway Phil Carr Steve Choate Wesley Clark James Cooper David Frazier Bob Frese Carole Fulmer Bill Gaunt Robert Gilbert Frank Grobmeyer jay Heyman Carl Kaufman Ann Linebarger Fletcher Lord, Jr. Bill Miller Dan O'Neal Alan Pumphrey Mike Rice john Romine jerry Rose Bill Sims Bill Smith Susan Storthz Robert Thomas jimmy Wellons jon Wilkes President TOMMY RYAN Assembly Stage Crew MORNING CREW AFTERNOON CREW t j Mike Booe-Captain Missy Alford X O 1 ,V , jimmy Cantrell jerry Baumgardner Clark Closgef Jail COI'd61'-ChCCkEI.' X f Hall Cfitz Ken Covington ,,4r-.i-. , , -1 ' If Doug Crow Jimmy GfQWClOI1 , , -V f J Richard Crow Bob Highfxll f Sk Bobby Duffy-Checker Marylee Hoover ix-1 ' X Roland Elder Alan Jameson i ' ' -I X jack Fryer James Pate EEQQ Albert Johnson David Patterson V jimmy Mathews Frank Scherr johnny Vines Calvin Starr-Captain The assembly stage crew, sponsored by Mrs. Margeurite Metcalf, is one of Hal1's most active service organizations. On the day of an assembly, play, or similar activity, they are required to be at school at 7:30 a.m. to begin the job of setting up screens, lights, scenery, and other props. The crew is divided into moring and afternoon sections in order to work more efficiently. Each section has a captain who is responsible for the work done and a checker who inspects the work. Left to right: Jan Corder, Calvin Starr. Jr. Academy of Science MEMBERS Charles Berry Steve Buchanan Mickey Crist Ken Loflin Hal Phillips John Scott Kim Stout jon Wilkes President JOHN SCOTT At the Science Fair. Anyone who shows an interest in science and who is active in doing research on science projects outside of school is eligible for membership in the junior Academy of Science. This select group meets every other Thursday until the Science Fair. The meetings consist of individual reports from each mem- ber about their projects. The faculty sponsors are Mr. Robert Berry and Mr. Leonard Thalmueller. SEATED, left to right: jon Wilkes, Parliamentariang john Scott, Presidentg Steve Buchanan, Vice President. STANDING: Charles Berry 2l6 Proiecfionisfs' Club SEATED, left to right: Bob Thomas, Inter-Club Council, Bob Wright, President. STANDING: Mark Bettis, Vice President. The Projectionists' Club, composed of sophomore, junior, and senior boys, is one of the most active, hardworking service organizations in Hall High. The members give up their study halls to perform the vital service of setting up and showing all the films in school. Soon after the opening of school the boys are taught the techniques of showing a film and the operation of the projector. The faculty sponsor is Mr. Leonard Thalmueller. l MEMBERS K Steve Barrier Ken Kish Larry Brown Mike Lollar Russell Cotham John McCoy Hall Critz jimmy McGhee Rick Crow Bill Rush john Cryer Larry Tedford Paul Dalton Dickie Davis Kermit Gray Paul Hinson Wesley johnson David Thomas joe Thomason Ted Vogler Bill Williams Chapel Club President MIKE RICE Each Thursday morning at 8:10 a.m. a meeting is held of the Hall High Chapel Club. The member- ship is open to any member of the student body and all students are cordially invited to attend. The purpose of the Chapel Club is to promote the development of Christian character and ideals, and to help students apply Christian principles to their everyday life in school and at home. The club also sponsors projects such as the assistance given a needy family at Christmas. Guest speakers this year have been Mr. Gene Swepston, Reverend Kenneth Rhienhardt, Mr. Carl Ledbetter, and many other laymen and members of the club. Mrs. Wenonah Thompson is the faculty sponsor. Left to right: Mike Rice, Presidentg Gayle Cates, Vice Presidentg Beverly Glover, Program Chairmang Brenda Craig, Inter-Club Council Kaye Mobley, Secretary-Treasurerg Sharon Gannaway, Program Chairman. 2l8 xCMl 0 ca High School Red Cross MEMBERS Ralph Baldwin Johnny Bates Julie Boyd Kris Braun Janet Craig Charles Daunis Don Dietz Amy Edgington Barbara Fowler Linda Friebolt Steve Holcomb Judy Hughes Fernan Jones Johnny Jungkind Letita Leigh Bobby Lord Benji Mashburn Francis Moore Joyce Porter Jeannie Raines Louise Smirl Winnie Smith Becky Thomas Judy Travis Jane Wickard V O 2 O ? JJ to 9 Q5 President GENERAL PARKER The American Red Cross is represented at Hall High by the chapter of the High School Red Cross. This organization is composed of representatives from each homeroom who meet before school the second Tuesday of each month. Once a month the group sends a representative to the County High School Red Cross meeting. The club sponsors a Red Cross Dance at Hall each year during Red Cross Week. The members also support many other service projects during the year. Miss Laura Pedersen is the faculty sponsor. eft to right: General Parker, Presidentg Bootsie Coleman, Secretaryg Sally Smith, Inter-ClubiCounci1g Bobby Duffy, County Council Rep- sentative. 2l9 F.B.L.A. Left to rlght: Bob Wright, Presiclentg Diane Cheatham, Gayle Gold, Secretary. Inter-Club Councilg Marion Benson, Treasurerg Kaye Mobley, Vice President The Future Business Leaders of America is composed of junior and senior students who are majoring in business or are planning to major in business at college. The club tries to develop competent business leaders and to stress vocational training. Mrs. Nadine Marcum is the faculty sponsor of the club. Their projects for this year are to sell stationery, to do typing for teachers, to works on the switchboard, and to be in charge of registration for the state convention. MEMBERS Lynn Adams Sharon Bain Jerry Baird Pat Bates Mark Bettis Janet Birdsong Bonnie Bishop Carryl Blackburn Rachel Bray Bill Bullock Jeannie Callaway George Campbell Mary Cato Bert Chafin Kay Cooper Ken Covington Beverly Crook Georgiann Daunis Mimi Donham Judy Emerson Willie Farquharson David Frazier Tommy Goad Ricky Goff Jane Granoff Melvin Hackett Mary Beth Hawn Charlotte Hearn Brenda Hickman Barbara Holcomb Sandy Hughes Alice Jamison Lane Kelly Griff Keyes Lana Langley Sharon Lewis Charlotte Lorenzen Sandy Loveday Diana Lowe Barbara McGlothlin Donna McKenzie Ann McLain Pep Means Carol Middleton Sam Nicholson Jack Oliver Cathy Rogers Phyllis Rogers Bill Rush Neida Sewell Janice Scroggin Linda Shaw Betty Shore Sandy Smith Calvin Starr Sam Vogel Jane Wood Carolyn Zarlingo President BOB WRIGHT N '22 ae, t t a a T 9 MEMBERS Diane Behnke Charlene Bohart Wandeana Borgard' Betty Boysen Debbie Doland Linda Freibolt Larry Gillen Carol Goldfeder Kathy Graves Linda Huff Ann Hutton Linda Kannard Diane Keene Barbara Laren F. T.A. Barbara Lunsford Penny McCorkle Rebecca Mathews Frances Ann Moore Patti Meyer Mary Lou Poolman Mary Lynn Ray Gay Reid Jo Anne Rheinhart Mary jane Riegler Billie Rogers Leslie Ross Sherrie Savage Nancy Shockey Susan Sickle Alyson Snyclerman joe Spradley Jacqui Steele Ann Taxter Sarah Teague Doug Thompson Nancy Walker Peggy Welch jane Wickard Nancy Wilkes Sherryl Wage President KAYE MOBLEY The Hall chapter of the Future Teachers of America is a recently organized club, the purpose of which is to promote interest in the field of teaching. The group meets twice a month after school to learn and discuss the teaching profession. The FTA has heard several guest speakers from different schools and colleges throughout the state. Some of their projects include a tour of the American Education Associa- tion building and a teaching clay during which the members teach classes in different Little Rock schools. The faculty sponsors are Mrs. Akers Pence and Mrs. Nadine Marcum. eft to right, STANDING: Lyn Mashburn, Inter-Club Councilg Perry Lou Wilson, Treasurerg Eva Bowen, Vice President, Pam Ross, Reporter. EATED left to right: Margaret Windsor, Secretaryg Kaye Mobley, President. 2-2 I lnkwell Staff SEATED, left to right: Bob Gilbert, jerry Bona, Marci Chotkowski, Bev Blass, Jon Wilkes. STANDING, left to right: john -Romine, Jimmy Growdon, Bill Sims, Matthew Timm, Wesley Clark, Bill Thomas, Bill Williams. The Ifzkwell editorial staff, elected from the members of the senior honors English class, reads and chooses selections for Hall High's literary publication. Students of the sophomore, junior, and senior English classes are eligible to Write and submit to the Inkwel! staff all types of original composition, poetry, lyric and free verse, essays, short stories, and short themes. They are judged on the basis of original- ity, grammatical construction, and interpretation. Irzkwell salesmen from the senior English classes com- prise the associate staff. Faculty sponsors are Mrs. Aileen R. Henderson, Miss Nancy Popperfuss, and Mrs. Akers Pence. INK WELL EDITORIAL STAFF Associate Editor ................................................................ JON WILKES Editorial Board .....................,,, jerry Bona, Bev Blass, Wesley Clark, jim Growdon, John Romine, Bill Sims, Bill Thomas, Matthew Timm, Bill Williams, Marci Chotkowski. Business Manager ....................,.....,............................. JOHN ROMINE Advertising Manager .................................................... JERRY BONA Art Editors .................... MARCI CHOTKOWSKI, BECKY ROGERS Typist ......,............................................................. DIANE CHEATHAM l i C J , ll we l af e fa ' ft, Editor BOB GILBERT That sure is a relaxing poem, says Bob. No doubt about it Plagiarism! ! ! ASSOCIATE STAFF -X i Sharon Carter i' X Ai ku W fy' Marjie Beard .N Xt- A ' ff , Roberta Buchman N t SRA t Jane Anne Critz I Q , f Judy Emerson 7 ,Ll aff' Guy Farris f' ' 1 X 4 David Frazier f .If Ctrl., Judy Lane. .qu , , R555 Carol Lewis fm., , Barbara Peters 1, V - Ivalea Rock 'I ' A 'tk' Pam Ross U Peek.a.b00 I can't believe that this is a poem. Warrior Staff SEATED, left to right: Betsy Jacoway, Carolyn Gray, Linda Whiteside, Dianne Holley, Roberta Buchmann, Gaye Bracey. STANDING left to right: Kent Kretchmar, Pam Guthunz, Molly Riffel, Bill Williams, Sally Smith, Linda Geller, Sammy Ann Primm, ,Barbara Peters jane Redheffer, Marty Lewis. Each year the juniors wishing to apply for membership on the annual staff submit their applications for the following year. They are judged by the previous year's staff and the faculty on the basis of citizenship, scholarship, and ability to work well with others. The Wd1'1'f01' staff work every day during school in place of a study hall and often on Saturdays and after school gathering information for the an- nual, making up pages, and selling ads. The Warrior is presented to the student body in an assembly in May. Mrs. Pat Williams is the sponsor. STAFF Edit0f.iu.Chief ,,,,,,,,,VVVA , LINDA WHITESIDE Senior Class Editors ....... junior Class Editor ........ Sophomore Class Editor ...... Activities Editors ......... Features Editors ........... Organizations Editors ........ Sports Editor ................ Art Editor ............ Q .......... Music and Faculty Editors Business Manager ........ Photography .........l... GAYE BRACEY ROBERTA BUCHMAN MOLLY RIFFEL CAROLYN GRAY BETSY IACOWAY BARBARA PETERS SAMMY ANN PRIMM PAM GUTHUNZ LINDA GELLER JANE REDHEFFER .. KENT KRETCHMAR MARTY LEWIS SALLY SMITH DIANE HOLLEY .. KENT KRETCHMAR BILL WILLIAMS Editor LINDA WHITESIDE iw 1 M ofw' .. fm P Y as ef Y an . ffl S A mcse' - -H: wi Y , Who said, The pen is mightier than the sword ? Make a two-inch incisiong then call for tweezers There's a short introduction and then we come in on middle C. Oh no, not the printing press! Deadline today. Okay with ya'1I? There's no time, we'll have to run the same story Sponsored by THE WAR WH OOP , ..w .vwvq,MfvKw.um,Wh. ,W.XfwmwWf1n,.gmMMww , , , the blend of imtrzzmentr and wires' in 'A Pledge ta Hall' . . . Music Our music department, which includes the WARRIOR band, Hallmarks, Can- tantes, Hallaires, and the Gleemen, is a familiar facet of every Hall event. At least one of the groups performs for all important occasions. Besides the regular school performances, the music depart- ment gives its time to community service, in churches, P.T.A. meetings, and con- certs. Talent and skill, plus a willingness to practice long hours, are necessary for participation in these organizations. Every student remembers the thrill he received when he heard the band play Cherokee for the first time. The in- spirational songs of gratitude at Thanks- giving, the traditional carols at Christmas time, the spirited music at pep assemblies and athletic events, and the nostalgic strains of A Pledge to Hall at gradua- tion-these things will be reminders of the outstanding contributions made by the music department. ' i 5. 229 1961-1962 ROW 1: Mrs. M. F. Thompson, Carole Fulmer, Nancy Smith, Kay Mapes, Anne Jewell, Alice Hartman, Nancy Green, Marci Chotkowski, Barbara Peters. ROW 2: Bob Highfill, Betty Pate, Marjie Beard, Sharron Simpson, Ivalea Rock, Annette Dillard, joe Thomason. ROW 3: Mark Bettis, Cathy Colvert, Bob Moore, Morris White, Diane Gannaway, Ken Loflin. ROW 4: Neil Nichols, Matthew Timm, Wallace Switzer, jim Cantrell, john Elliott, Pat Haydon, David Beyer. Hallmarks ROW 1: Perry Lou Wilson, Kathleen Barden, june Dodd, Sheryl johnson, Jere Ebbert, Susan Diesel, Linda Kannard. ROW 2: Dickey Dietz, Nancy Shockey, Judy Dunaway, Irene Lenderman, Jennifer Pyle, Beverly Glover, Karen Anderson. ROW 3: Johnny Beard, Randy Hudson, Sharon Gannaway, Ken Parks, Rick Goff, Susan Carroll. ROW 4: Jim Growdon, jim Reed, jack Fryer, Don Vines, Bobby Duffy, Arnold Haldorsen. Choir Officers Officers from left: Randy Hudson, Business Managerg David Beyer, Vice Presidentg Dianne Gan- naway. Secretaryg jim Growden, Presidemtg jim Reed, Business Manager. x xxx f' 'PA' 4' K 'ff ? :C'Gg4b1 u N 'S-55' President JIM GROWDON Hallmarks The Hallmarks, the A Cappella Choir at Hall High School, is com- posed of 50 girls and 28 boys. This selected group performs at schools, assemblies, churches, civic clubs, the state Choral Festival, All-State Choir, and sometimes at joint performances with Central High. This year the choir participated in the presentation of the Christmas Cantata, Herald Angel. The choir sings various types of music such as sacred, art, folk, and popular songs. Mrs. Mary Frances Thompson is the director. ,ss N iQSt s 'Sign- v AQ ai-515 tx , ' MQW' Wmy qs gg. Ji , V E , . fi, Q. T - tt' .. a sy Kg 334: ,.-Av, .- MM aff-if if 'wiser L, ' V-2 ' '-'PE' P2F'f-18239. - ,MQ Na, . ' 2 , .1 Nfl 2 . Canfanfes ROW 1: Rebecca Matthews, Billie jo jones, Linda Watson, Judy Bennett, Dusty Dober. ROW 2: Charles Berry, Mary Ann Spragins, Angela Howell, Carol Galvin, Donna Vancura, Wesley Vaught. ROW 3: Bill Smith, Walter Lindsey, Gordon Gibson, jim Dowell, john Hicks, Tom Bolten, Jim Ramsey. Hall Gleemen ROW 1: Bill Smith, Jim Ramsey, Charles Berry, Wesley Vaught. ROW 2: Walter Lindsey, Tom Bolten, Leo Hawkins, Richard Harwell, Bill Campbell, Phil jones, Eldon Holland ROW 5: Don Keene, Steve Barrier, Gordon Gibson, jim Dowell, Lanny Maness, George Butcher. l ,, ,a m,,, m. W Q- y , 'E x mfg? 4 if Q Y'-EYE? Gm' G39 E r TW if I F . A . ,,, . 1: . ,,,k 4 . : A., ik ,1 L2 E 1 l A ,L ,-4 -5 , :gg x rl 3 . 4 1 , 1- M gk -I 1 . , Lk Q, ,. ,iw . ,L 5 . M. V Q. , X vs-n , . , x 5 .L - Vx. 5. ' 35 55 1, Herald Angel On December 11, 1961, the Choral Music Department presented the production Herald Angel written by Mrs. Mary Francis Thompson. Herald Angel was written as Mrs. Thompson's thesis for her master's degree. It is a choral Cantata for high school groups adapted from the book Raphael, The Herald Angel by David Ap- pel and Merle Hudson. The singers were assisted by instrumentalists from the band. 5 DA il 571 lm A tw. T K K LX 'X I 1 1 ' I,fff!ff'f X J 4 E 5. X rx N vei n- H1 x M 7314!-xi W ve-'Y' 1 x X ex ky X Y.. 'lab' xl X f , .X X X X f - N J ,-.R X LJ' ,fi ASF-, . .- 'KR ' :li I' 1 ' f' ' s - P Tx' , .M , .- f ,ff - -- 41. 'sf ' . - - -qu, 1 . n' . 5 x '. -- ., ' N, N 'Q 53 565- Vi x R X fs I 'LIN xx' s ,Q ,Lg K X 'flux A-11' N QM N- . .tg nz, -JV 1961-196 ROW 1: Rocky Kaye, Owen Stoker, R. P. Moon, Bill Thomas, Tommy Bolton, Edith Bowman Linda Hogan, Nancy Whitney, Sherry Cavender, Richard Eby, Matthew Timm. ROW 2: Eddie Rogers, Roger Farish, Malcolm McHughes, Gerald Senn, Tommy Reed, jimmi Tuley, Larry Kennedy, jack Millikin, Gus Vratsinas, David Crittenden, Sam Gross, Ala Wooten, Jerry Griffey, Terry Stegall, Bob Sparks, Kurt Braun, Kim Stout, joel Timm. arrior Band ROW 3: Tony Benton, Troy Churchman, Lewis Machen, June Dodd, Bob Palmer, Bill Orr, Ben Landers, Lee Stephens, Bob Dayton, Fred Tackett, Richard Wyman, Jack Breedlove, Ken Loflin, Joe Joyce, Jeryl Dean. Douglas Reed, Tommy Wade, David Klose, Roger Wheeler, Bill Smith, Randy Alexander, Paul McAninch, Bob Tyler, Charles Anderson, Robert Johnson, Hal Phillips, Rick Colquette, Jim Keelan, Rodney Tisdale, Wesley Wfimberly, Mac Huffman, Bob Thomas, Eddie Buice. ROW 4: Mr. Merel Boyce, Edwin Newson, Brock Henderson, Ed Cohen, Danny O'Neal, Bob Clark, Bill Woolly, Paul Spitzberg, John McGraw, Jimmy Reed, Harry Kitchen, Ed Jarvis, Jeanie Knox. Sponsored by ROSEN MUSIC COMPANY Band Officers Officers-FRONT ROW: Eddie Cohen, Boy Representative. SECOND ROW: Bill Smith, Presidentg Bob Daytou,'Vice President. THIRD ROW: Sherry Cavender, Girl Representative. BACK ROW: Rocky Kaye, Treasurer. .W 5 X , 'K XXX! X J If Xxx 'fy 1' ,, X ,l I f S C A 4- NN K .4:T7f, iv f X lx 7 ' ab- : - ' 11:5-' Qffha X! KES' President BILL SMITH Band Officers swf Www, 'hffnf' It l l l ' P Left to right: Bill Woolly, Assistant Drum Majorg Danny O'Neal, Head Drum Majorg jimmy Reed, Band Captain. Left ,to right: jim Reed, trombone and student directorg Gus Vratsinas, bass clarinet and librariang Kurt Braun, alto saxophone and section leaclerg Hal Phillips, Baritone soloist for winter concert. All-Sfafe Band Members ROW 1: Eddie Buice, Bill Woolly, Joel Timm, Rocky Kaye, R. P. Moon, Danny O'Neal, Matthew Timm. ROW 2: Hal Phillips, Richard Eby, Paul McAninch, Kurt Braun, Owen Stoker, Richard Wyman, Fred Tackett French Horn Quarfef Featured in the Winter Concert from left: Robert Wheeler, Bill Smith, Robert Hotchkiss, Paul McAninch. Warrior Band The 82 members of the 1961-1962 Warrior Band are under the direction of Mr. Merel Boyce. The band, which supported the Warriors at all home football games, fol- lowed the team to Texarkana and El Dorado. They also played at the State Basketball Tournament, which was held in Little Rock. The annual Winter Concert was presented in january and the Christmas Assembly at school. They marched in the Livestock Parade last September. The band plays for Assemblies at various junior high schools in Little Rock and gives an annual spring concert. Fourteen members of the band represented Hall in the All-State Band this year. At this year's graduation exercises, many of the members play together for the last time. Sponsored by CHURCHMAN RHEA DRUG Sponsored by GARRETT BROTHERS FLORIST The Sound of Music Nil' X X '+L 't5sML,,3iW. 325. K Vwwwl 2' i a-' A M WW K,x,q:qff ' X 'X 'hx 1,4 Q F 1 W gil? , W ,,,,1, 'Q' ,MCMW , .,,f -' 'Si ' . V 'EK iL'?'2e1..1 ?A Lvwff. ,,,f-af' .iw ' ww' , 'M A-fnifi-3'eeif3T?'k' .. 7 MMS , W, -H D ww- x.W:,a' ' -wf M' ' ,ff W ,,,. V ..-i Q2 ,W Wi,:wi::w X ? Q 1 the excitement ar our nllaletir team: provide thrill upon thrill . . . Athletics The Warriors, who are famous for dramatic victories in the closing minutes of athletic events, have taught their op- ponents that Hall doesn't stop trying until the clock completely runs out. In the Benton football game, the score was 7-6, Benton's favor, when jerry Bass kicked a field goal with twelve seconds remaining to bring a thrilling win. Other unforget- table moments were a 55-yard Beard-to- Chafin pass in the Pine Bluff game, Paul Becton's 77-yard punt return in the NLR game, and Bert Chafin's 92-yard opening kickoff return in the Jacksonville game. The Warriors finished second in the Big Nine with a 6-2 record. Exciting occurrences came as frequently in basketball as they did in football. The first important victory of the season came when Hall upset NLR in an overtime, 57- 53. Another decisive victory occured in Blytheville when the Warriors edged out the Chicks, 51-49. Wayne Newton scored 24 points that night to set the seasorfs record. The biggest victory of the year took place in El Dorado when Tommy Rowland sank a field goal in the final nine seconds to overcome the Wildcats 46-45 and give Hall its first Big Nine Co-championship and trip to the state tournament. if , W 1 ,crwrxgt F If 'fi f P -Qi 'L fri '.c. -' gr Y V 91 div' JOHNNY BEARD BERT CI-IAFIN CARROLL BATES Senior Quarterback Senior Halfback Senior Center D All-State Team All-State Honorable Mention All-State HOI10f21lDlC MCHUOH All-Southern All-American Honorable Mention I 96 1 Warrior Football DUSTY BROWN BOB GILBERT JERRY BASS Senior Guard Senior End Senior End ' All-State Honorable Mention All-State Honorable Mention Allstate Honorable Mention Sponsored by BELLEVUE ANIMAL CLINIC JACK FRYER JIM TRIESCHMANN TOMMY RYAN Senior Tackle Senior Tackle Senior Halfback All-State First Team All-State Honorable Mention A11.State Honorable Mention l 1961 w ' F fb H GRIFF KEYES PHIL MCKNELLY LLOYD JOHNSON Senior Guard Senior Center Senior Tackle All-State Honorable Mention Sponsored by WOODY'S DAIRY BAR Bert Chafin carries in the Warriors' victory over North Little Rock. WARRIORS 32, ROCKETS 0 The Warriors opened the 1961 football season and maintained their distinction of having never lost an opening game by blasting the Catholic High Rockets 32-0 in Quigley Stadium on September 7. The Hall starters ran up a 26-0 score at the half and turned the game over to the reserves. Bert Chafin, Tommy Ryan, johnny Beard, and Johnny Romine scored touchdowns for the Warriors. jerry Bass added two extra points. Catholic High's deepest penetration of the night was to the Hall 50-yard line. l WARRIORS 28, TROJANS 6 f Scoring in every quarter, Hall made its 1961 Big Nine debut a successful one by downing the Hot Springs Trojans 28-6 in Hot Springs on September 15. Johnny Beard ran for two touchdowns and passed to Jerry Bass for another tally. Donnie Dietz scored the other Warrior six-pointer. Bass booted four extra points. Hot Springs tallied on a 60-yard pass play in the fourth quarter. A Benton player stops Paul Becton as the latter returns a punt in the Warrior-Panther clash. Sponsored by FOSTER COCHRAN, GIFTS AND DECORATIVE ACCESSORIESI' 250 HALL 20, NORTH LITTLE ROCK 0 A stout defense and Paul Becton helped the War- riors defeat the North Little Rock Wildcats 20-0 on September 22 at North Little Rock. Becton scored by taking a 20-yard pass from johnny Beard and re- turning a punt 77 yards. A Beard-to-Becton pass set up the first Hall touchdown, which was scored by Donnie Dietz on a short run. jerry Bass converted after two of the Warrior scores. HALL 54, TEXARKANA 6 The Warriors journeyed to Texarkana on September 29 and handed the 'Razorbacks a 34-6 shellacking. Hall ran up a 27-0 count at halftime and coasted the rest of the way. johnny Beard pitched touch- down passes to Bert Chafin, Tommy Ryan, and Tommy Goadg Donnie Dietz and jim Durbin scored the other Warrior tallies. jerry Bass kicked four extra points. Texarkana's touchdown came on a 21-yard fourth quarter pass. Three Benton Panthers halt the Warriors' johnny Beard as he advances deeper into Benton territory. Bob Gilbert has Blytheville's quarterback, Nathan Austin, as Donnie Dietz rushes up to assist. Austin got off his pass, but it was in- tercepted by the Warriors' Carroll Bates who returned it 65 yards for the first Hall touchdown. 25I TOMMY GOAD CLEVE MAY JOHNNY ROMINE Senior Halfback Senior End Senior Quarterback l I 961 Warrior Football DAVID FRAZIER ALBERT JOHNSON CLYDE CAMPBELL Senior Halfback Senior Tackle Senior End Sponsored by HOBBYLAND PHIL CARR BOB CEARLEY BILL SOMERVELL Senior End Senior End Senior Guard 19 ' 6 1 Warrior Football FRANK NEWELL PHIL CARLETON C. T, KELLOGG Senior Halfbmfk Senior End junior Guard Sponsored by UNITED SHOE STORE ff, H U12 gg gi N, M, My if hx, Bert Chafin turns the corner in the Benton tilt. The Panthers' Bobby Nix is about to make the stop. In the background is Hall's Johnny Beard. HALL 9, BENTON 7 A field goal by jerry Bass with 12 seconds left on the :lock gave the Warriors a 9-7 victory over the Benton Panthers on October 20 before an overflow crowd at Benton. The Hall defense completely throttled the Panther offense, holding it to only 50 yards total offense. The Warrior touchdown was scored in the fourth quarter by Donnie Dietz on a 4-yard run. The conversion attempt was wide. Benton scored on Tim Wright's 100-yard run with a Hall fumble on the final play of the first half. HALL 7, FORT SMITH 39 After playing three demanding games in three suc- cessive weeks and having a rash of injuries, the War- riors dropped a 39-7 decision on homecoming to the Fort Smith Grizzlies. Hall scored on a johnny Beard-to-Paul Becton pass in the second period. jerry Bass added the seventh point. Fort Smith turned two blocked punts into decisive touchdowns. Hall's Paul Becton plows into Fort Smith's joe jones as the Grizzly quarterback goes deeper into Warrior territory. PAUL BECTON DONNIE DIETZ JIM DURBIN Junior End junior Fullback junior Fullback All-State First Team All-State Honorable Mention 1 96 1 Warrior Football EDDIE BACK LARRY CHURCHILL JOHNNY DARRACOTT junior Guard junior Halfback junior Quarterback Sponsored by CHARLEY DIETZ ESSO CLOUD KEYES . KEN POLK ALF CARTER Sophomore Halfback Sophomore Center Sophomore End o I 96 I Warrior Foofball RONNIE HOLT KEN PARKS CHARLES BUXTON Junior Halfback junior Fullback Junior Guard Sponsored by BOSHEARS CLEANERS The Warriors' johnny Beard passes over the outstretched arms of an onrushing Central Tiger in the annual Turkey Day game. WARRIORS 40, RED DEVILS 26 Sparked by Bert Chafin's 92-yard return of the opening kickoff and 40-yard run for touchdowns, Hall rolled to a 40-26 victory over jacksonville's Red Devils in Quigley Stadium on November 10. Reserves saw action as the Warrior starters ran up a 27-6 halftime edge. Tommy Ryan, johnny Beard, Johnny Romine, and johnny Dar- racott scored the other Hall touchdownsg jerry Bass booted four extra points. Jacksonville, led by Bernie Cox, scored one first half and three, second half touchdowns. WARRIORS 3, WILDCATS 14 jerry Bass kicked Hall into a 3-0 first quarter lead with a 22-yard field goal, but they were the only Warrior points as the Injuns bowed to the El Dorado Wildcats 14-3 on November 17 in El Dorado. The Warriors never seriously threatened after their drive for the field goal. jerry Mooty and Chet Blackman accounted for the El Dorado points. Hall's Donnie Dietz is upended by a Central player as he drives deeper into Tiger territory in the Thanksgiving Day contest, 1 X? f - Central's Don Hollingsworth is hauled down by Hall's Paul Becton as the Warriors' Donnie Dietz, Phil Carr, and Larry Churchill rush in to assist. HALL 9, CENTRAL 6 In one of their best defensive games of the year, the Warriors crushed their crosstown rivals, Central's Tigers, 9-6. jerry Bass's 24-yard third quarter field goal, following a 50-yard drive, provided the winning margin. Using an alert secondary defense and crunching tackling, Hall stop- ped the Tigers on every drive and generated a fine rush- ing offense led by Bert Chafin, Tommy Ryan and Donnie Dietz. Paul Becton's pass interception on the Tiger 40 set up the Warrior touchdown. The drive was apparently stalled at the 12 when, on third and seven, Chafin, behind the fine blocking of Griff Keyes, got nine yards to the 3. Dietz banged into the end zone from about a foot out to chalk up the Hall six-pointer. The try for the extra point was wide. The Warriors drove deep into Central territory after blocking a punt and recovering a Tiger fumble. Both of these threats ended when Bass field goal attempts, from difficult angles, were wide. The Warriors finished the season with an outstanding 9-2 record. Hall ended the Big Nine Conference race with a 6-2 mark, tying the El Dorado Wildcats for second place. Under the pile is the Warriors' Donnie Dietz scoring the Hall touchdown in the first quarter of the Central game. MIKE WEED BILL WAGONER RICK SHAFFER Junior End junior Tackle JUf1i01' Tackle C 1 96 1 Warrior Foofbal I BILL SCHOLL BILL LILE ANDY CLARK Junior Tackle Junior End Jllfllof THCHE Sponsored by DISCOUNT RECORD HOUSE JIMBO CALLAWAY DAVID SPIVEY JIM LORENZ Sophomore Quarterback Sophomore End Sophomore Tackle I 96 1 Warrior Football RALPH BOATMAN BOB MOORE LENNY SPITZER Manager Manager Manager Sponsored by ESQUIRE BARGAIN CITY 5. Ty 4 1 , 2 'Q , , 4,7 r , 5 ' 1 W? Q fs as -g,,, , 5 iw N as 95 PM gs 4 ,. iff: ' 4 5 A 1 5,54 M, A X i .- ' ., J af , 9 bf 2 'F it 4 ie 1 fi gig i 4 Q 'L A wg p 7,1 3 ff 4 4 1::.W,Q je. ' 0 a nb. - sv. Mft af t ni v4.: w1? 1f'fJlrfMi,i E M 'Nl Q JJ A W ,, ' ff rg Via fl, if Q ,Qs 'S 1 A Ls Q? ,r 4? 'Yzsx W 2 f V 3. 1961-62 CO-CH BIG NINE MPIONS LEWIS GROUNDS Senior WAYNE NEWTON Senior BILL MILLER Senior KEN COVINGT ON Senior 1 JIM LESTER junior TOMMY ROWLAND junior Sponsored by FROSTOP DRIVE-IN JOHN MOSS Junior WILLIE CATE junior PAUL BECTON Junior JOHNNY BALE junior I JOHN HICKS junior LARRY GREEN junior Sponsored by HELMICH MOBIL STATION A I 3.1,-Qglff M, l Willie Cate fires a 20-foot jump shot in th contest with Catholic High in the Warriors' gym. Wayne Newton sprints toward the basket to get into position for the possible rebound. jimmy Lester goes in for a layup in the Catholic High game as Hall's john Moss rushes in to assist. E l Sponsored by J. R. WASSELL, M.D. Johnny Bale-'s layup is about to add two more points to the Warrior total in the rout of McGehee. 269 CHARLES WILLIAMS junior MICKEY CRIST junior ALAN DAVIS Junior DONNIE DIETZ Junior EDDY MUSE Sophomore JIMBO I CALLAWAY Sophomore I I Sponsored by LITTLE ROCK BODY AND TRAILER CO., INC :Lise GORDON GIBSON Sophomore BILLY Ken Covington shoots in the Warriors' opening game against CAMPBELL the McGehee Owls. Sophomore 3-I V RICHARD GREEN Sophomore johnny Bale fires toward the basket as Bill Miller rushes to get in position for a possible rebound. Sponsored by RESERVE CHEERLEADERS 27I Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall 1961-62 Cage Results MCC-rehee ....... Conway ,aY,.. Benton ,,......... Central Vaa.,....,..... Catholic High ....., Texarkana ........,... Benton ........ll......., North Little Rock Benton aa,.......,.....,, Central .....,.,. El Dorado .........,.. Catholic High ,..... Fort Smith ......,.. Hot Springs ....... Central ..V.,.,.... Conway ...,...e. Blytheville ......... Pine Bluff .,,......... Texarkana ,,i......... North Little Rock Hot Springs .......... Blytheville .....,..,.,. Catholic High .....Y Fort Smith ....... Central ....r,,i,c, El Dorado ......... Srnackover ar... Jonesboro Y ,,.r , Big Nine Conference play 12 won-4 lost All Games 22 won-6 lost Sponsored by SPAULDINGS Swimming The members of the Hall High swimming team are, FRONT ROW, left to right: Charles Olmstead and Paul Frazier. BACK ROW: Tom Hodges, Phil McMath and Wesley Clark Not shown' Leslie Howitt Richard Harwell Bill Clements and Bill I s ' - 1 9 1 Y Rice.. o o o 1961 Bug Nme Champions Two of the team members practice the breast stroke. Phil practices his start for the backstroke. l Sponsored by SPAULDINGS 273 Swimming 4 2 l ' Y ' ,, W j - 5 Qgfi? 21 if . -f gps. K ' f 1 ' We '61 S' -, wee . , 1-,.,, . ,, as mt rf The boys sharpen their starts. 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'A f H- X' ? 1 ' , 2' 'J?Q'f5'j 1 Jfnfx ' we 'H 3 M .1 J -W W Q ft xt tg mg f Hg. X it tits 1 1 K 1 2 pg M hw , mmm X ,, x ., .Y 5 X ,Q Q W ga. mg , VNV, H5 f ' as P 1 gg? 5 , SL, 2,4 E 1 Q, . if 23 3 KW ww si? , r, . fn. .fe ,gswmtwt V . ee.,-11' - 7 gf we mm Practice makes perfect. The team P93565- 274 Sink Of swim, Olmstead-ready to go Sponsored by SPAULDINGS Track The members of this year's track team are, left to right, FRONT ROW: Dennis Cossey, Clyde Campbell, David Frazier, Tommy Goad, Tommy Ryan, Larry Churchill, and Ken Sharp. SECOND ROW: Eddie Hart, Alvin Laser, Dennis Mills, Chris Polychron, jim Tom Bell, Linn Kempner, Ronney Holt, and Charles Buxton. THIRD ROW: Paul Becton, Bill Whitley, Frank Newell, jack Fryer, Ken Polk, Randy Erwin, and john Moss. FOURTH ROW: Phil McKnel1y, johnny Beard, Jim Trieschmann, Guy Farris, johnny Bale, and Donnie Dietz. FIFTH ROW: Manager Ralph Boatman, Griff Keyes, and manager Bob Moore. STANDING: Coaches C. W. Keopple, Robert Sullenger, and Gene Hooks. Sponsored by JACK WAGONER NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Returning Leffermen The returning lettermen on this year's team are, left to right, FRONT ROW: Frank Newell, Clyde Campbell, David Frazier, Chris Polychron, Larry Churchill, and Tommy Ryan. SECOND ROW: Ronney Holt, Phil McKnel1y, johnny Beard, Griff Keyes, Paul Becton, and Charles Buxton. 1962 Track Schedule Indoor meet, Memphis-February 25-24 University of Arkansas relays, Fayetteville-April 7 Dual meet with North Little Rock-March 9 Central Key Club Relays-April 20 Arkansas State Teachers College track meet-March 16 Hall Key Club Relays-April 27 Triangular meet with North Little Rock, Central, Hall- City Track 'Meet-May 5 March 23 State Track Meet, Conway-May 12 North Little Rock Key Club Relays-March 30 Sponsored by VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 276 Running the half mile for the War- riors this spring are seniors Chris Polychron and Johnny Beard and junior Dennis Mills. wwf' ,4-f-M 1 The milers on this year's team are seniors Frank Newell and Phil McKnelly. ,M The shot-putters on this year's squad are jim Trieschmann and Griff Keyes, the defending Big Nine Conference champion. Sponsored by HURST TREE SERVICE 277 The hurdlers on this year's squad are juniors Ronney Holt and Larry Churchill and seniors Clyde Camp- bell and Tommy Goad. l f J , .A f t 1 A -, f 1' .-f' QM. ------M, -f,.r,,r,. ' 'wk-w,Wi-,,.W 1 , , Pole vaulting for the Warriors this year are juniors Charles Buxton and Ken Sharp. Sophomore Bill Whitley and junior Paul Becton are the high jumpers on this year's team. Sponsored by FLOWER BOX M., Q, 'if ,, 'Q X 4. , ig 'y F sf l -.Q 5 K 2 4 va 'Q H- 2 I H lf, uf-- 9 1 if M E f 8' . if -i AA 9, Fw mwy M , M The mile relay team this year is composed of sophomore jim Tom Bell, juniors Paul Becton and johnny Bale, and sophomore Linn Kempner. junior Bill Scholl will be a discus thrower for Coach Keopple's tracksters this season. 280 This year's sprint relay team is com- posed of senior David Frazier, juniors Romney Holt and Larry Churchill, and senior Tommy Ryan. David Frazier runs in the halls dur ing inclement weather. Golf The members of the golf team this year are junior Randy Coleman, senior Gary Markland, junior Jim Balch, and seniors Wayne Newton and jerry Griffey. The team will.compete in the Big Nine tournament, in which they finished second in 1961, and several other contests. Sponsored by LITTLE ROCK WHOLESALE COMPANY Tennis This year's tennis team is composed of sophomore Bill Hayes, seniors john Elliott and Mike Rice, and sophomore Bill Hudson. The squad will represent Hall in the city and the Big Nine tourna- meets. Sponsored by SWIFT AND COMPANY ICE CREAM DIVISION 3-pm Q' if ' We Are Grateful Once again the Warrior Staff wants to thank the patrons of Hall High School, the merchants of the Greater Little Rock area, and Hall High groups and organizations who, by their sponsorship of the pages of this book, have made it possible. We are very grateful to Mr. Greer Lile for his kind cooperation and sacrifices of his own time to take the class, club, and beauty pictures, and for giving moral support to the staff. Our thanks also go to Mrs. Lile for her friendly assistance. In addition to our gratitude to Mr.-Lile, We want to thank the Arkansas Gazette for some of the action pictures in the sports section and Mickey Crist and Kim Stout for many of the activities and Who's Who snapshots. We also want to thank Mrs. Selma Wooley for the use of the Home Economics living room for taking individual and club pictures. For their help in our sale, we want to thank the art department for the posters and the thirty-three homeroom salesmen who helped make our sale successful. The art department was also very helpful in submitting numerous attractive cover designs. By lofty hills of stately pines . . . It ikeeps the evil spirits away. ,wh F , Who's the second blonde on the left? It's a rough life. w l The cooking isn't so had-it's having to eat what you cook. Before I Sfaduate I was born this way-What's your excuse? iw-,Qa,,,rf.,..gM- ,, ,T I f ' Caught in the act. l CAR wash? Well, Allen Funt, fancy meeting you here! Now listen here, Colonel, just because you're bigger than I am . . . It is not the fault of your set--It's due to difficulties beyond our control. Once and for all, the holes in the student parking lot WILL be fixed! Big Brother is watching you. These science fair projects are getting more complicated every year. Aren't you a little old for bottles? From left to right: Bunsen, Watt, Curie, and Ampere. 'lWou1d you like sugar or cream P Going up? Too good to be true! You don't really have film in that camera . . . do you ? Talk about a fishy school . . . An example of intellectual curiosity? UGEHY7 take this down... Washed your face lately? I didn't know how heavy this was until I volunteered. 290 l I Our 1onghair football team. 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