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

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Presley jackson, Vice-President of the Student Council, was elected by the entire student body in May, 1963. Besides assisting the President, Presley serves as chairman of the Committee for Community Cooperation. This committee is responsible for planning the March of Dimes drive and assembly as well as for processing the suggestions of the students. Student Council Harmony Tommy Hudson was chosen by the senior class in September. 1965, to serve as Twelfth Grade Representative. Working with the Student Council and its officers, he presents the suggestions and interests of the seniors. The eleventh grade selected Wfinston Brown as its Eleventh Grade Representative in May. 1963. ln addition to being chairman of the Building and Grounds Committee, he pro- motes the special interests of his class, Sponsored by THE STUDENT COUNCIL

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Bill Hayes Serves As Warrior Chief Q . In May, 1963, the Hall High Student Body chose Bill Hayes to fill the office of Student Body President. Throughout the year Bill cooperates with the Student Council, its sponsors, and the student body to improve conditions around the campus.

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I O f Officers Strive For t Hall Mrs. Manees and Mr. Earl are co-sponsors of Hall's Student Council. The purposes of the Stu- dent Council are to promote good relationships among all students and between the faculty and students, to promote leadership, to improve every- day school routine when possible, and to encourage good citizenship in all areas of student life. To encourage sportsmanship and loyalty among the students, the Student Council sells booster ribbons before each home game and orange and white Warrior license plates throughout the year. Services to the school include compilation of the Student Directory, promotion of the Honor Code, and support of all school activities. Community proj- ects such as the March of Dimes drive in january and the work with the City Beautiful Commission on Clean Up, Paint Up, Fix Up week are special activities of the club. Members must maintain satisfactory citizenship and scholarship grades to be eligible for election in their homerooms. W NNW!! ,Ex 1 Qlla . if '5fve,Cv'V if T Ut 055 1 tl The sophomore class picked Ben Hogan to serve as Tenth Grade Representative during this school year. Like the other grade representatives, he is concerned chiefly with the benefit of his fellow classmates. Steve Shepherd Trea.rurer Jacqui Steele Recording Secfemry I l Larry Wilson Diane Ahrens V Inter-Club C0fl71Cll Cofverpondifzg Secretary Rep gN'7Ml W Sponsored by THE STUDENT COUNCIL