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

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Administration at Hull Headed By Terrell E. Powell Mr. Terrell E. Powell became principal of Hall in 1961 with twenty years of administrative experience: nine years as principal of North Little Rock and Little Rock elementary schools, eight years as principal of Sylvan Hills and Pulaski Heights junior High Schools, four years as Hall High School principal, and three years as Superintendent of Little Rock Public Schools. His formal education was gained at the Uni- versity of Louisiana, at Arkansas State Teachers College CAB. degreej, and at the University of Arkansas fMasters degreej. He serves on the board of the Pulaski Heights Kiwanis Club, Western Hills Country Club, and the Pulaski County Mental Health Association. Professional organizations of which he is a member include the A.E.A., the N.E.A., and the Secondary Principals Organization.

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at -fs fa s 2 it fo: f L94 v b'9'9'5i ifatetel Sealed, Iefz za figlafs Mr. M, C. McDonald, Mr. Everett Tucker, Dr. J. A, Harrell, Mr. J. H. Cottrell, Mr. Ted Lamb, and Mr. Russell H. Matson. School Board Formulates Little Rock Eclucational Policies Mr. Russell H. Matson, president of the Little Rock School Board, is a general contractor and owner of the Matson Construction Company. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce. His hobbies include golf and fishing. Mr. Ted Lamb, a graduate of Yale University, is vice- president of the school board. In addition to his school board duties, he is a member of the advertising agency, Ted Lamb and Associates, Inc. Part of his spare time is spent in his work with the Yale Alumni Board. A member since 1960, Mr. M. C. McDonald now serves as secretary of the board. Mr. McDonald is employed by Watson Newspaper Union General Of- fices as Assistant Manager of operations. For relaxa- tion, he enjoys golf and fishing. Mr. H. Cottrell, president of the United Loan and Investment Company, received a law degree from the University ot Arkansas. In addition to his school board post, he is a member of the Legislature in which he serves on numerous committees. The newest member of the board, Dr. A. Harrell is unusually civic-minded. In coordination with his pedi- atrics practice, he works on many committees-state, county, and city--to promote better health for children. First elected to the board in 1958, Mr. Everett Tucker Ir. has served as its president and vice-president. He also works as the Executive Director of the Industrial Development Company. His hobbies are woodworking, gardening, and farming.

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Vice-Principals Supervise And Regulate School Activities Boys' Vice-Principal since 1959, Mr. Robert Lawrence was previously a high school coach and athletic director. Having studied at Ouachita College, H.S.T.C., and the University of Arkan- sas, he has earned B.A., B.S., and M.Ed, degrees. He now holds memberships in the A.E.A., the N.E.A., the Principals Roundtable, and the ARIC Principal's Association. Miss Ruth Owens, Girls' Advisor and Vice- Principal, earned a B.S.E. at Arkansas State Teachers College and did her graduate study at the University of Arkansas. She previously served as the chairman of the Mathematics Department and the sponsor of the Student Council at Pulaski Heights junior High. 2l