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

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Andale, Andalel The Spanish Club participates in the Homecoming Parade. He's not your type, Ashley. Ashley Riggin and Virginia Ralph work on the French Club float lor Homecoming parade. The Homecoming Court. The Homecoming Court and their escorts relax after the crown- ing of Queen Kim Brown. KMMv.z,NJ'9i 'K sf M -...wa E.,f IT' ACQJ' 18 Juniors play dress up on punk day. Vicki Lamb, Gordy Lamb and Shannon Ligion show their spirit by participating in Spirit Week during Homecoming. I hope these long johns are waterproot Chris Harris, Eric McKay, Kwanis Davis, Hubert Ausbie, Doug McNeil and Tim Wilson ride in the king's court float. use Kimi.: lme. e,

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Homecoming 83 Getting Into It All That time of year was here again, and none could have been more exciting. To promote spirit and excitement for the big day, Monday through Friday were an- nounced Spirit Week. The nominations for courts were an- nounced and were voted on by the student body. There was the Homecoming Court for the girls and Chiefs' Court for the guys. When Friday finally got here it was filled with many activities. Because of the weather, the annual parade before the assembly was postponed. The rain did nothing to dampen the spirit of the occasion. The assembly was better than ever. We were introduced to our beautiful Homecoming Court consisting of seniors, Kim Brown, Annah Green, Kay Parette, Beth Pope, Grace Preiss, and Erin Rooney, juniors, Helen Armstrong, Kim Betton, Leslie Cole, Angela Moses, and Andrea Schickelg sophomores included Marla Hood, Jennifer McSpadden, Kim South and Beth Wilson. The final activities were voting on Homecoming Queen and the better late than never parade. Besides floats, bands, and spirit groups there was the annual Chiefs' Court truck. Riding inside was sophomore Doug McNeil, juniors Tim Wilson, Garnett Freeman and Chris Harris, seniors Bob Bodenhamer, Allie Freeman and Chief Hubert Ausbie. The mood was set and spirits were high for the big game to take place at Quigley Stadium at 7:30. With memories of the bonfire and Fight Night, the Warriors were ready to challenge the Parkview Patriots. if g1'2Q 'fdf' 4-'FEQYX-wdfl W. fl? M l g .s iils 1 ,tl J- ,,.,.. ,wsu-s i we ,W Seventy-six trombones in a big parade . . . The trombone section of the Hall High band marches in the Homecoming parade. Our new fashion consultants. Jiffy Baldridge, sophomore, and Tony Garlington, sophomore, dress out punk during Spirit Week. if

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Homecoming The Big Day Arrives The night was simply awesome. To start things off the caravan was long and Warrior wild!!! Electricity was in the air as the fans poured in to watch the 1983 Homecoming game between the Warriors and the Parkview Patriots. When the Warriors took the field the crowd roared approval and the spirit of Homecoming was consumed by all. The band, cheerleaders and fans were in spirit heaven and support for the Tribe was never better. The long-awaited, half-time activities were Wi beautiful. The band and Cheer-o-kees took the field and then, one by one, our Homecoming Court made their entrance. The announcement was finally made, and Kim Brown was crowned 1983 Homecoming Queen. The crown, robe, flowers and queen were all beautiful. The remainder of the game saw the score to settle at 38-6 Patriots. But thoughts did not rest long on the defeat, plans were being finalized for the dance to come. Dinner parties and good times with friends. Homecoming 1983 was a definite success because of all involved in spite of rain and Patriots. It was a week of spirit, fun and memories. K 'v I -.5 3 N591-L, mg: i f I w L f , S Wir Sind Nummer Eins We're Number 1l Todd Hurd and Amy Winston ride on the German Club float. Here, as usual in the driver's seat, Herr Meriwether. . it , J, SFX 1.