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

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Let The Sunshine In The long awaited three months combined to form a collage of sunshine, pastels, rainy days and laziness. Time to relax and ease tensions, recuperate from a school year of anxiety and prepare for another to come. Temperatures reaching upper nineties and sometimes hundreds called for afternoons around a swimming pool and weekends at the lake. Many take advantage of the free-time and take a vacation with the family or go senior tripping with close friends. Summer means jobs, long cool drinks, short shorts, sunglasses and the fiery pink and orange of a July sunset. It is a time for thought and change, setting new goals and preparing for a new year. Mainly it is a happy time, friends, fun, laughter and a setting for Warrior fun to last the whole year through. Sweet J Keith Johnson enjoys the summer time weather while riding his bike around the neighborhood. L . . ..., 5 , .... .. Cf, 4, . W' Don't you dare tip this boat over! Senior Tammy Waganer spends the day at the lake during the summer. 26 bww

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Wheeel Sophomore Mark Johnson spends a fall afternoon reliving carefree childhood days at the park. To Singing in the rain. Umbrellas were the order of the day for the Homecoming Parade. 28 nmaawsiiihlns-Aapwf-A Cool breeze - Falling leaves The orange and golden tones of autumn colored September, October and November. They brought with them cool weather, frosty mornings, clear, cold nights, and of course the panoramic view of falling leaves. Fall brings to mind the beginning of school, football and holidays. This year was no exception. Bundle up weather was here early and created the perfect setting for hayrides, walks in the park, and warm evenings with friends and families. Full, round pumpkins, decorated windowsills and front steps for Halloween, the night after all Warriors hit the streets. At carnivals, in cars, and at parties, this was the perfect holiday for fun. Students were out of school for Thanksgiv- ing and this found many out of town. Grandmother's house, with a hot roasted turkey set the mood for family gatherings and a few extra pounds. Autumn came and went and filled our school year with the melancholy sweetness and variety of the leaves in the wind. Just a three month introduction to the winter about to unfold.