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

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Off Campus Time Out The final bell rings at 2:35, but this is far from being the end of a busy day for students. While a fortunate few got to go home and relax, most students had time to grab a quick snack and rush to work, or to babysit, or even to practice for a special hobby or sport. Homework is of concern to all, not only understanding it, but finding time to get it all done. There was always something to distract studies club meetings, volunteer work, family outings, but most of the time the telephone. Somehow or another time was always found for fun necessities. A trip to browse at the mall, McDonalds with friends, or even just taking a break to watch T.V., jamming the radio or playing in the park. ., 'sf rv w.. 1 x T' i , Anything is better than studying. Michael Payne, sophomore, finds a new way to have fun. , , Monopoly anyone? Sophomore, Clarence Young, enjoys a quiet game at home. 1 I -, Everybody gets involved when 2:35 rolls around. Kim 'Betton,,Regina Coates, Maurice Jones and Lawrence Berry take a whirl in the park. 20.

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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.

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