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

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Yearbook 1984 Overworked And Underpraised Twenty-one of Hall's juniors and seniors have experienced exhaustion, mental frustration, reached physical limit and pondered sanity. That's an introduction to the Yearbook staff. To think that it actually started so quietly, a handful of smiling students eager to create a masterpiece. How naive! And how unexpected was the chaos around the corner!! lt all began with the inexperienced staff starting from scratch learning the basics. They came applying the skills to individuals, assigning positions, and the first dreaded deadline. Soon followed work, work, work and lots of overtime. Expressions of panic, worry and expectation were worsened by changing advisors, deadline foul-ups, lost pictures, and mistakes. But, it's not as bad as it sounds. Late nights at the school turned into pig-outs from Wendy's. Many friendships and partnerships were strength- ened, and the common dream of a finished product threw the staff together and provided many opportunities for laughter, helping out, and the golden feelings of a job well done. The yearbook room was most often comparable to Grand Central Station, but one after another things fell into place fwhen they weren't falling apartj. Though stress was high and times sometimes troubled, ambition and optimism kept the group going and there are some precious memories which 'will be treasured forever. Bralnpower at work. Kay Parette and Halle Used and abused. Yearbook Photographers: Evert are hard at work on their layouts. fBottom rowt Doug Hill and Keith Jackson. H , H , , , tSecond rowt Erin Rooney, Annah Green and Greg Who is that? Photographers Christie Bishop Eberdt. U-hird row, Baco Brylesy Coleman west, and Jennifer Schoultz try to help find pictures for brook and Mike McAfee- the yearbook. 1 22 Surely we haven't lost another onel' Photographers Diane Johnson and Tina Brook: look over negatives to find pictures to bt developed for the yearbook.

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4 Sports Warrior sports season was constant up and down. Football started out uneasy, and hopes were shattered with a 2 - 8 record. Basketball, on the other hand, started off with a bang when the Warriors captured the City Classics Basketball Tournament first place, and looked forward to an outstanding season. Volleyball was disappointing, yet the lady Warriors were impressive in sportsmanship and showmanship. Boys and girls cross country had one of their best seasons in years, and enthusiasm was high on the track. All through the year, our school was very well represented in athletics. Every game was a learning experience, and the glory of victory and the agony of defeat were just a part of the puzzle. The spirit displayed by all will keep the Warrior tradition of excellence in athletics alive. E W if sf z