Hall High School - Warrior Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)
- Class of 1960
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A SALUTE TO THE CLASS OF T959 THE SENlOR CLASS THAT NEVER WAS' Due to unfortunate curcumstances you massed all the tun and tnendshrp ot a sensor year at Hall Hugh School You attended hugh schools scattered throughout the state and the natuon but desplte your separation your loyalty to Hall never dumlnlshed And when ever you speak ot an alma mater you automatically thunk of the lotty hulls of stately pine Yours us a proud and tanthtul splrlt and It guves us great pleasure to dedicate the T960 WARRIOR to you the lost class ot 59 TNS, Q X JL Ss tvs, y 9 cali X CMS SHELL N1 fl X Wh 100 xv' C3 mg DEDICATION I I I ' - I ll ' ' ll ' I I I 1, H I . lx vw! V , Q, , f +57 l Cffbfp , -513 . l JA L XA , V A ,PL E 'R 'X ' V :L '1 V Lwir - ,3 fl' ' D I N. . 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LAW 44.5 Ougelgfnci RENCE Chlra Dal Arkaf,gasUf71've,sl.rfocg?ge MISS RUTH OWENS Girls' Vice-Principal B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers College Healthy happy and busy She reaches us fo create If was a wonderful assembly' ..- n 6 You don'Y mean it? The measure of a man, Q S NJZZZMX FACULTY MR. MEREL BOYCE, Instrumental Music B,M.E., Louisiana State University MR. F. M. DORSEY, Industrial Arts B.A., East Central Teachers Collegeg M.A., Oklahoma State University NlRS. AILEEN HENDERSON, English B.A., Hendrixg M.A., U. of A. MR. GENE HOOKS, Athletics B.A., Hendrix, M.Ed., U. of A. MRS. BEVERLY BAETGE, Physical Education A.A., Monticellog B.S., University of Colo- radog M.S., Florida State University MRS. LUCILLE BARNETT, Art B.S., Peabody College MR. ROBERT BERRY, Science B.S.A. and M.S., U. of A. MRS. NANCY BETHEL, Math B.A., Southwestern MR. C. W. KEOPPLE, Athletics L.R.J.C. Degree, B.S.E., Henderso Arkansas State Teachers College Miss VERA LESCHER, Science B.A., u. of A., Ms., u. of A. MISS MARY ANN LOFTON, English B.A., Newcombe MRS. MARTHA MANEES, English B.A., Hendrix ng MRS NADENE MARCUM Commercial BS U ofA MS U ofA MISS MINNIE LEE MAYHAN Guidance BA Hendrix MA Columbia University MRS. MARGUERITE METCALF, Speech and Drama B.A., Hendrixg M.A., Louisiana State Uni versity MISS FRANCES MOORE, Languages B.A., Central Collegep-M.A., Baylor 39,1414-E ,V n 3, . - fam ff, Ur' 1 1' MR. LEONARD THALMUELLER, Math and Science B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers College MRS. MARY FRANCES THOMPSON, Vocal Music B.S., Peabody College MRS. WENONAH THOMPSON, Special Education B.A., U. of A. MISS MARIE TICE, Nurse B.S., University of Southern California, R.N., Huntington Memorial Hospital, Health 8: Safety Credentials, Fresno State College A ..'. Q I A , MRS. VIRGINIA WALLS, English B.A., U. of A., M.A., U. of A. MRS. ESTELLE WHITE, Math B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers College, M.Ed., U. of A. I 'VJ lbllvrfllt xxx,-Jlfl' A ia .'N L 1 1 4 . L K MRS. ADGIE WILLIAMS, Math B.A., Arkansas State Teachers College, M.A., Arkansas State Teachers College MRS. PAT WILLIAMS, English and Journalism B. Eu U. of A. I I7 MRS. MARGARET DUGAN, Registrar MRS. GOLDA MOREHART, Principal's Secretary Qlfkjnuexxu 'ACU A MRS. FRANCES WILLIAMS, Languages B.A., Vassar MRS. MARTHA WINCHELL, Math and Physical Education B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers Coilege MRS. SELMA WOOLEY, Home Economics B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers College, M.A., U. of A. MRS. HELEN CHANCE, Bookkeeper f . l J f 624, ' 4 K if J 4 A , ,Zi QL Azz av 20453525 264116 517 2 ff? ZZ, 1? X42 M- f ' X ff! fd, gifs-Q71 4 ,ff-max, Z lf-Z fy PZZJZC 1571, 54542412 if Fi Vd'77'5,2'7D27 2-.0 wil' l ,ff ' ff ,f , , Ni 5?Q'7 ,c,QQf4 gL 'qfcfzzfzfffa - Z I , V! 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ADAMS Garland Forensics Society MYLES ADAMS JOHN ADAMSON Hall Harlequin Players Senior Play Track Team Assembly Staff JAMES ARCHER JEANNE DAVIS ASHMORE National Honor Society lnkwell Staff Junior Red Cross DWIGHT ATKINSON Warrior Band ELIZABETH ANN AUTRY National Honor Society Beta Club Vice-President Kachinas Secretary lnkwell Staff National Arts and Letters NICKEY RAY AVANTS Varsity Football Varsity Track Key Club Beta Club Home Room President LARRY BARDEN Science Club President National Honor Society Key Club FRITZI BARNES ANNE BARNETT National Honor Society Beta Club Kachinas National Arts and Letters Engineers Club CHRIS BARRIER Key Club President Senior Play Cast Garland Forensics Society Inkwell Associate Editor JOE BABB SCOTTY BACON Varsity Football H Club Home Room Sports Captain JIM BAIN H Club TERRY BAIRD Beta Club Warrior Nurses Y-Teens National Arts and Letters 9,5725 li ' 1 I' V ,jY?xiRBARA BATES L GJ l Beta Club i 1 H ll ks lllfl ,j O5 Hgllnlliarlequin Players dj!! JJ Q O Kacltinas Q !lf jj, Q y I National Arts and Letters V A ' Q BECKY BAXTER Q N-tj' O ,D ,l Varsity Cheerleader 'j J V 'L l National Honor Society JM yy yd Beta Club , , 79 2 Sf' C sensor Play Z ffl O ll Student Council vfy ,V iv uf T of 4 Jpf N M My fl , . f 'JW 0 fi J! fl? 1 OM A W 7 LJ I Dj!! AN I , AJ rf, ' IR M Jo BENKoviTz ' jf 1 Beta Club JJ if Kachinas ' LARRY BETTIS Warrior Band yt yi Student Council Kyo v , 21 1 l Assistant Drum Maior yy, ' DAVID BIRD All Big Nine Football Garland Forensics Society President Football Letterman H Club RODGER BOURNE HERSCHEL A. BOWMAN Hall Harlequin Players Assembly Staff Track Team MARY MARGARET BOYCE VIRGINIA BROOKS Cheerokee President Senior Class Secretary Home Room Secretary Homecoming Royalty DOTTIE DINWIDDIE BROUGH Varsity Cheerleader Cheerokees JOHNNY BROUGH Garland Forensics Society NANCY B ROWER Junior Red Cross National Arts and Letters Hallmarks Warrior Staff BILL BOZARTH Key Club Hall Harlequin Players Engineers Club Senior Play JACK BRASHEAR Warrior Band BOB BRIANS MARY ELLENA BROACH Beta Club Engineers Club Kachinas National Arts and Letters BUNNY BROWN War Whoop Ad Salesman Warrior Ad Salesman Proiection Monitor Engineers Club JOAN BROWN JOYCE BROWN MARTHA SUE BROWN Varsity Cheerleader Beta Club National Honor Society Inkwell Staff TOMMY BROWN Engineers Club JOHN BURFORD Home Room President MARGIE BUXTON Cheerokees Vice-President Inkwell Salesman Chapel Club Q National Arts and Letters NORMAN CALLAWAY Varsity Football H Club CATHY CHANCE National Honor Society Varsity Cheerleader Student Council Secretary Warrior Editor Beta Club BEVERLY CHESHIER Warrior Band Librarian War Whoop Staff Warrior Nurses CRIS CLOUD Junior Red Cross Representative Golf Team Swimming Team JOYCE CLIPPARD Cheerolcees Captain National Honor Society Beta Club D. A. R. Good Citizen lnkwell Staff BETTY ANN E CANADAY Varsity Cheerleader Cheerokees Chapel Club lnkwell Staff LARRY CARGILE War Whoop Ad Salesman Warrior Ad Salesman JOHN CARLAND Key Club Board of Directors lnkwell Staff Hall Harlequin Players GENIE CARROLL Hall Harlequin Players Kachinas Chapel Club ASHLEY COCKRILL Home Room Salesman ALICE ANN COFFMAN Varsity Cheerleader Inter-Club Council Beta Club Cheerokees FBLA GILBERT B. COHEN War Whoop Ad Salesman Warrior Ad Salesman Home Room Secretary Intramural Track DAVID CONE Varsity Basketball Garland Forensic Society Varsity Track HAROLD CONRAD Engineers Club lnkwell Salesman CAROL COVINGTON Kachinas National Arts and Letters FRED CRAIGLOW Hall Harlequin Players Assembly Staff LOUISE CRAWFORD Beta Club National Arts and Letters Kachinas RAY DAVIS ALICE DENNY Kachinas Treasurer Warrior Staff War Whoop Staff lnkwell Associate Staff National Arts and Letters NANCY M. DICK B Warrior Staff War Whoop Staff National Honor Society Beta Club National Arts and Letters DICKEY Senior Class Vice-President Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Key Club lnkwell Associate Staff JOHN MARTIN CRITZ Hall Harlequin Players Engineers Club Projection Monitor Senior Play CAROL SUE CRUSE Beta Club Varsity Cheerleader Homecoming Queen Cheerokees SANDRA CU LLINS Kachinas CHARLES DAVIS JAMES NELSON DUNLAP Warrior Band Engineers Club SUSAN EAST Twelfth Grade Representative Varsity Cheerleader Cheerokees Hall Harlequin Players LARRY G. ELLINGER JIM ELLIOTT 'Z ELISE D ESTES Senior Play Cast National Arts and Letters lnkwell Associate Staff Hall Harlequin Players GEORGANN ETTER Kachinas National Arts and Letters Chapel Club ALICE JANE EVANS HARLYN FEI N Beta Club Kachinas National Arts and Letters Chapel Club ALEX DIETZ Student Body Vice'President Key Club National Honor Society Football Letterman Garland Forensic Society JAMES G. DIETZ Swimming Team DAVID DOBER National Arts and Letters Senior Flag Monitor SHARON DOBSON GLENN ELLEN DOWNIE Senior Play Cast Hall Harlequin Players, C Sec reta ry-Treasurer J Beta Club lnkwell Staff Cheerokees H ELEN DOWN I E Cheerokees Hall Harlequin Players, fPresidentl Beta Club Senior Play Cast SHARON DRAKE JIM DUNKLE Engineers Club CAROL JANEEN FIELD Warrior Nurses National Arts and Letters ELAiNE FLEMING National Arts and Letters CARROLL D. FOLEY Assembly Staff Hall Harlequin Players JERRY W. FORRESTER Key Club Engineers Club Science Club LIBBY FOSTER Varsity Cheerleader Cheerokees Home Room Vice President WILLIAM JACKSON CBILLJ FRAZIER Engineering Society BRENDA JOYCE FRAZIER Maiorette Cheerokees Hall Harlequin Players Home Room Secretary BEN P. FREASIER JR. Engineers Club Hall Monitor Chapel Club 'Q 419 JEFF GRAVES Engineers Club BARBARA ANN GRAY Warrior Nurses Homemaker of Tomorrow Award JAN GRAY Kachinas National Arts and Letters Chapel Club DORIS LORETTA GREEN SUSIE GAY Beta Club National Arts and Letters Kachinas BARBARA HINSON GOIN Winner, National Education Week Essay Contest JUDITH GOTT National Honor Society Beta Club National Arts and Letters Editor of Inkvvell Hall Harlequin Players JOLYON GRANT Key Club Inter-Club Council WALLY GREEN Home Room Warrior Salesman Home Room War Whoop Salesman BOB GRIFFIN Warrior Band Student Council Engineers Club Vice-President Beta Club H. Y. GRIFFIN Varsity Track Home Room President JOHN GROBMYER Science Club Garland Forensic Society Chapel Club JOHN HALBERT Student Council Inter-Club Council President Key Club Treasurer Senior Play Cast Hallmarks President ELAINE M. HALTZMAN Kachinas Hall Harlequin Players Junior Red Cross Representative Senior Assembly Staff JOHN HAMPTON Beta Club Hall Monitor SAMMY HARRISON Warrior Photography Editor Hall Harlequin Players Warrior Band Officer Senior Play Crew R. WAYNE HERNDON Engineers Club TOMMY HILL Warrior Band President Swing Band Student Director National Arts and Letters, lVice-Presidentl TIM HINKLE Varsity Football National Honor Society Key Club Engineers Club Home Room President SANDRA HINTON Kachinas Hallmarks National Arts and Letters Engineers Club Secretary Student Council, lCorresponding SGCFSTBFYI EDITH MCCLUNO HAY JULIE JANE HEADSTREAM Clteerokees Hall Harlequin Players Senior Play Cast CAROL HENCKE Chapel Club Hall Harlequin Players Kachinas FBLA JOHN HENDERSON Varsity Basketball Engineers Club Key Club BOB HOLCOMB Hall Monitor JERRY DWIGHT HOLLEY Senior Class President Warrior Staff War Whoop Staff Junior Rotarian Key Club REYBURN HOLMAN Engineers Club Hall Monitor ROSS HOOVER Hall Monitor WAYLAND HOLYFIELD Varsity Basketball Key Club GARY HOUSTON Chapel Club Track Golf SANDY HUBBARD Cheerokees Secretary lnkwell Associate Staff Homecoming Royalty FBLA JUDY ANN ITZKOWIT Z Cheerokees Treasurer Home Room Salesman BOB JONES Football Letterman Varsity Track EFFlE JONES Chapel Club ERNER JONES Engineers Club BEVERLY JOYCE Cheerokees Hall Harlequin Players Assembly Staff FBLA LYN JACOBI Hallaires JUANITA JACOBSON Warrior Nurses President FBLA ARTHUR JOHNSON Engineers Club Garland Forensic Society CHARLES BUZ JOHNSON Warrior Band BERNIE JUNGKIND War Whoop Photography Editor ROBERT L. KERR Key Club Engineers Club Warrior Band ANNE KING Beta Club Kachinas Junior Red Cross Representative National Arts and Letters CAROLYN KING er Beta Club Kachinas Historian National Arts and Letters Secretary Assembly Staff .pity 'll 1 l BILL LAING National Honor Society Head Proiectionist Engineers Club TIM LANGE EMILY LARIBE Kachinas Hall Harlequin Players Junior Red Cross LEE ROY LASSITER BETTY LOVERN Kachinas CHARLES MCCARTY ELAINE MCCLANAHAN Hallmarks National Arts and Letters SHARON MCKENZIE BILL LEIDY Warrior Band Swing Band Senior Play LINDA LESSENBERRY Kachinas Hall Harlequin Players Senior Play National Arts and Letters JIM LILLY Beta Club Engineers Club Hall Monitor BYM LINDSEY Home Room Salesman Engineers Club Assembly Staff Hall Monitor LESLIE THOMAS MCKNELLY Varsity Football Key Club Vice-President Beta Club Hallmarks Varsity Basketball MARTHA MCMULLAN Beta Club FBLA Warrior Nurses MARY HELEN MCPEEK National Honor Society President Kachinas Social Chairman Inkwell Editorial Staff Student Council Beta Club PAT MCWILLIAMS War Whoop Editor National Honor Society National Arts and Letters President Hallmarks Key Club if -I -.44 .49 WARREN MASSEY Engineers Club RICHARD MASSIE National Honor Society Vice-President Key Club Secretary Beta Club Varsity Football Home Room President SHARON MAYES LINDA JANE MAYHAN DAN MORRIS TOMMY MO RTON Science Club National Arts and Letters Key Club DIANE MURPHEY Beta Club Kachinas Assembly Staff Chapel Club National Arts and Letters VIRGINIA NELSON Hallmarks Home Room Secretary MADALYN MIDDLEBROOKS Warrior Feature Editor War Whoop Staff Kachinas National Arts and Letters JIM MITCHELL Key Club Garland Forensic Society National Honor Society Varsity Football JIM MOORE Home Room Sports Captain Hall Monitor Engineers Club Science Club PAUL MOREHART Key Club Garland Forensic Society DOROTHY NEWKIRK Warrior Nurses FBLA PAT O'CON N ER Science Club GARY PAINE Varsity Track MARY EVELYN PARKS Cheerokees Junior Red Cross Representative National Arts and Letters RQDSYWQH ZW 9 F L xt R JOHN RICHARD POOLMAN x Football Letterman Engineers Club Chapel Club JUDY HURST PUDDEPHAT Cheerokee Officer Home Room Salesman KAY RAUSCH Kachinas Vice-President Beta Club Chapel Club LINDA RAY National Honor Society Beta Club Warrior Art Editor Kachinas Inter-Club Council lb jvx lx Ly et f 1 N l CA ROL ROBERTS Hall Harlequin Players Chapel Club Junior Red Cross JOHN ROBERTS Student Council Key Club Senior Play Cast Hallmarks Hall Harlequin Players RUSSELL ROBKEN Hallmarks LYNN ROCKENBACH National Honor Society Key Club Engineers Society Swing Band JIM REDHEFFER National Honor Society Key Club Beta Club Home Room Salesman BOB RICHARDSON Hall Harlequin Players Assembly Staff JANET RICHARDSON Y-Teens Warrior N urses Kachinas DIANNE RIFE' War Whoop Editor Beta Club Inkwell Staff Hall Harlequin Players Kachinas BILL RUNYAN Engineers Club President Key Club SHIRLEY SANDERS Warrior Band BRINTON SATTERFIELD War Whoop Ad Salesman Warrior Ad Salesman AVA SAWYER Kachinas Chapel Club LINDA KAY SCALLION Beta Club RONALD SCHUH War Whoop Ad Manager Warrior Ad Manager NORMAN JAY SCHWARTZ Hallmarks LEONARD L. SCOTT Inkwell Staff War Whoop Columnist Chess Club Presideni LOGAN SLAUGHTER Home Room President Junior Rotarian Hall Monitor Assembly Staff ELLEN SMITH Kacbinas National Arts and Letters Chapel Club IRVING SPITZBERG Governor, Missouri-Arkansas Key Club International National Honor Society Warrior and War Whoop Business Manager Beta Club Senior Play MARK SPRADLEY Varsity Football Varsity Track Home Room Vice-President District, LYNDA SHAMBLIN Hallmarks fSenior Play V5 Kacbinas Y Hall Harlequin Players If National Arts and Letters RONNIE SHAVER Varsity Basketball Varsity Track GEORGE SHELDON Key Club Warrior Band ALLAN SIEBERT Beta Club SUE STAGG Chapel Club PAM STAPLES l-lallmarks Beta Club National Arts and Letters STANLEY F. STARLING National Arts and Letters Key Club Engineers Club Chess Club Assembly Statt STUART STOBAUGH Cheerokees Warrior Band Majorette .r fr? T JOAN STORTHZ Beta Club Kachinas Hallrnarks Hall Harlequin Players MARY ANN STUTTLE Kachinas Chapel Club LINDA SWEPSTON Beta Club Kachinas ALLEN TANKERSLEY Varsity Track JAYME SU E THOMAS National Honor Society, QSecretaryl Kachinas President Hallmarks Beta Club War Whoop Staff KATHY THOMAS Kachinas Hallaires ANN BARBARA THOMPSON National Honor Society Beta Club lnkwell Staff National Arts and Letters Senior Play Cast BILLIE THOMPSON SANDRA TATUM Office Monitor Y-Teens TOMMY TEDFORD Key Club Science Club JOHN THOM HENRY THOMAS JANICE TULEY Student Council Hallmarks Homecoming Royalty JERRY TULEY Hallmarks Hall Harlequin Players TOM VAUGHN DAVID VISE Beta Club President National Honor Society Key Club Hallmarks Home Room President TOMMY WAHL arrior Band National Arts and Letters Hallmarks Engineers Club JACK WALLACE Engineers Club CHERRY LYNN WALTERS Beta Club Kachinas Chapel Club Assembly Staff Office Monitor EDGAR WARD JUDY WHEELER Hallmarks Secretary Beta Club Senior Play Cast Kachinas Inter-Club Council Vice-President EDWARD WHITBECK Garland Forensic Society RICKY WILHELM Key Club Beta Club National Arts and Letters Engineers Club Hall Harlequin Players BEVERLY ANN WILLIAMS Kachinas RAYMOND WARD Hall Harlequin Players Warrior Ad Salesman War Whoop Ad Salesman CAROLYN WARMOUTH Cheerokees Hall Harlequin Players EWING CTATUMJ WAYLAND JR Science Club Senior Fire Marshall CLARKSON WELLS Varsity Track TOMMY WILLIAMS Key Club JANET WILSON Cheerokees National Honor Society National Arts and Letters Engineers Club Beta Club SUSAN WOODMANSEE Varsity Cheerleader National Honor Society Homecoming Royalty Hall Harlequin Players WANDA YANCEY Hallmarks Beta Club National Honor Society Inter-Club Council BETTY YODER Hallaires Kachinas BETTIANNE ZANDER Beta Club Kachtnas National Arts and Letters Assembly Staff 9-Y' '1-rf I fs slgnlflcant remembrcmces 1,-.ww Carol Sue s court damp but regal Massze gets tmp from Peters on play Frrst Bug Nme trophy guven to Peters L,b,a,y mms bea,n,k fo, Chrmmas Token of remembrance left by T959 semor class 0 O 0 5, ...I , V ,Lf,l'?v,f kr, t , , . 1 ' K' 'Q V. ,V , f ? 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'K' Q: O .W 5, 1.2 M., M Q S1 X 34:3 45 1 , gy I mf . , Q, xi 'L 1 Betty Winburn Carol Womble Ester Womeldorff George Wyatt Z X I Don Weed Marilyn Welch Suzanne Welty Bruce Wesson Sharron White Tommy White Susan Whiteman Dinah Whitley Joe Williams Keith Williams Missy Williams Sharon Wilson 4x,.,- Cindy Young moments to remember One Lmle Two Little Three Lnttle lndlans Ji ws. 5 Hold That T ger 62 The Happy Wanderer Cherokee if 1 2 , ,TOR P, T A , , Q.. 5 X 4 ,TQ Ffqff -, If X 'K' -- 'h . ,, i H ' SOPHOMURES 1 'Z' .',' V nn... I 4, !,:,:..'a' E ' fjhg, IW Iv 1 W I ui A '15 L Flkiil ln' hr 'V diff f ,it , ig 2 -Q 5 + 0. 'yan X -4' Q Zmnyw 4 53, WX 1 .53 f Q 4 i W Q . we if f tx. ., 1, ,gf 4 . 5-f A 4 . J' if X 1, 5, Gr f 'QV' . Lee Calvert Jimmy Cantrell Mary Cato Bob Cearley Bert Chafin John Chappelle Diane Cheatham Frances Cheshire Stephen Choate Patsy Clinton Bill Cobb Jenny Coe Walter Borsch Carol Bowman 4 l l .rf-I ,I John Boyce Julie Boyd I 'J ffl Gay Bracey Be'ty Boysen I. Q, ft Kurt Braun l 1 ' fl Dusty Brown Steve Buchanan Roberta Buchman Gina Burnham Dana Caillouette T ir' '2 1 t fu 1 Eddie Cohen Ricky Colquette Kathy Colvert Walter Compton Clem Connelly Barbara Cook James Ricks Cooper Kay Cooper Nancy Cooper Shirley Cooper Kenny Covington Brenda Craig i -GT' IWW 'T 3. .Janet Craig Jane Anne Critz Carol Dabbs Tommy Dance Paul Daulton Bob Dayton Susan Diesel Alan Dressback Lucy Kay Dulin Bill Duncan Alan Dunlap Haydon Eagle 3' ,4 U go. If x f 'f'X ,Q 1 . 3 :F 5, , I ki' tw 'W' E ww giarl? 2 . 15, .-. M., Kathy Graves Carolyn Gray Nancy Green Mary Fran Gr ffm Lewis Grounds Jirn Grovvden Pamela Gufhunz Melvin Hackevv Carlee Hefner Ronnie Henry R Dorothy Hensley Jay Heyman 3 ff Q ,f iv es, 4-77' n 3, 1 ,Ji V N ? . 7 vw, -QQ 'R' .N 5 iff - N Q V 'I'--.,,. af U 211' ' . I A ,., V 145, M432 K I Jar 4'4,', Q2 An. QF: 'I W I 5 ,Q ? if 9, J we 69 Ned Madden Gam 'Aarkfard v'V'3Ck,f Marvm Cod, 'Aamoocs Bev Masrvbarn Layve Mashbarn Lynn Masrvborn Mar'Nyn MavNoCk x Bobbie Mauldin Pep Means Bill Miller Emily Mitchell E C' E, l 'L gf i wi GZ? w Kay Mobley Sammy Morgan Susie Morrissette Zola Ann Muench Wayne Newvorw Sam Nicholson Bob Noriey Bi!! Nurwnaly Jack ONrver Davrd Parterson Barbara Peters Bob Pierce 223: 'Y M 1 3 J7' I: t FT' J f ff' . ' ' 1 - . -ig. ,Q 5, :- NJ Q.. Q Q Y 'QIPA ,iL.Vf I ' . '59 ' wxx i hu. ri. 9' -'Elf l 652' Mi? Sig? 9: U 7,4 effigy, ,3,4, as vu ww , bw M-S' P I z V K by 1 A 1 L 'CJ -1 'v 4 . , Y 3, V av .. ,as In M I, 1 p I L ik f-JG' A 1 N 45 1 I- Q-. FK 1 if ., if . x uf. fl:-P 5 9 W ' 72 I V James Wilson Perry Lou Wilson Jane Wood Russ Woods 3 Bob Wright Jack Wright Sharon Yenner Sherry York Anita Ward Carolyn Ward Randy Wassell Fred Wayland Mickie West Morris White Lnda Whiteside Sandra Whifson Ann Wickard Jon Wilkes Bill Williams Bobby Williams 3 '9' seen thru the warrior's eye bw Wall we ever get to press? What ns the solution? m comrng I I be there an a rnnnute That was better No trespass ng ls that your assembly seat? .-.Jr-1 Serenity? 5 pg 76 Pete ata qunet moment white christmas - two weeks late E .K .23 3-if 7 P h, I '1itpreTTy? ,V 'F fy H g . --.' o'I' if-7 A II 'g ' h . and we danced too. Donie and Johnny You don't dare. Keliy Johnson dances with Linda Vecnes. Bernie Jungkind with Becky Baxver .Win Caiiwy and Johv Nniy' VWM2? S going on 0ver1 ie'e7 Becky Bauer and La.-.fence Mdieiiips John Cariand keeps his eye on We ii 'die 0 GRGA NIZATJONS I '1 I I I! 3 ' ' ffi ' 3' ' WA' 1 ' ,I ,f ' r. , A fi 'Al ' fi! l I f I . x Inf? A fl f ji I X E A l' 1 4 'gif ,I l - f 4, ,. 7 qv ff , ' 3' f .V ,f .' ' lf' . I l ' ' I 'V ' fl, I f 1 1 nfli Mil, ,j 114 fi P -.fr - f f e , aj T - I 1 , L f, 1. . rf, 'ff gd JI Ci, I f 7 .- X14 -' f ' 4 ffi I2 1' AJ I I7! Y xg JAMES E. MITCHELL President of The Swdent Body ALEX DIETZ Vice President of the Student Body SUSAN EAST Twelfth Grade Representatnve xx 1,2 H ao ' JIM GUY TUCKER Eleven th Grade Represematuve MATTHEW TIMM Tenth Grade Represenfatuve 'J ' council TOP ROW: Phil McKnelly, Mary Helen McPeek, Bill Miller, Catherine Ostner, and John Roberts SECOND ROW: Tommy Ryan, Chester Storthz, Janice Tuley, Linda Veches, and Sharon Wilson The Student Council of Hall High School consists of the student body officers and a representative from each home room. The Council acts as a governing body and as a medium for student-faculty relations. It spon- sors several worthwhile projects and strives to build friendliness and good spirit within the school. Mrs. Martha Menees is the coun- cil sponsor. l Q Q. CLENJ lilly! 0 Q J r Q GO C? notuonol honor socuety X15 l D Mary Helen McPeek R chard Mass e Jayme Sue Thomas Larry Barden Wanda Yancey The Natuonal Honor Socuety of Hall Hugh us composed ot students who have mauntauned a B average and have been outstandung un leadershup character and servuce and have attended Hall Hugh for sux months These students have as theur obuectuve to create an enthusuasm for scholarshup to stumulate a desure to render servuce to promote worthy leadershup and to encourage the development of char acter un the students of Hall Hugh The sponsor us Mrs Frances Wulluams offucers Presudent MARY HELEN MCPEEK Vuce Presudent RlCHARD MASSlE Secretary JAYME SUE THOMAS Q Treasurer LARRY BARDEN Inter Club Councul WANDA YANCEY beta club SEATED David Vlse Ann Autry Sandra Smith Joyce Clippard Linda Ray STANDING Bettianne Zander Linda Crowe Don Harrison Kay Goodwin Alice Ann Coffman The Beta Club is a national achievement service organization for senior high school students For membership at Hall High a student must have a B average The Beta Club promotes honesty service and leadership The sponsors are Miss Mary Ann Lofton and Mrs Nancy Bethel officers President ,, as DAVID VISE Ist Vice-President , 7 ANN AUTRY 2nd Vice-President , SANDRA SMITH Recording Secretary JOYCE CLIPPARD Corresponding Secretary LINDA RAY Treasurer , DON HARRISON Inter-Club Council ALICE ANN COFFMAN LINDA CROWE Ann Autry Nlcky Avants Terry Ba d Anne Barnett Barbara Ba ln Becky Baxter Mrrla Benkoyrtz Mary Broach Martha Sue Broun Cathy Chance Joyce Clrppard Allce Ann Coffman Lourse Crawford Carol Sue Cruse Nancy Duck Dotty Dnnwlddre Glenn Ellen Dofwnre Frances Anderson Beckr Balch Patsy Barbee Joetta Boyce Becky Brrdges Cunny Caylness Betty Churchnll John Crawford 'lnda Crowe Joy Vee Dayls Jrnnmy Engstrom Connne Franken Tonftrny Freenoen Kay Goodwln Peggy Gullage S9l1lOl'S Helen Downle Harlyn Fern Lnbby Foster Susle Gay Judrth Goff Ann Kung Carolyn Klng Jnrn Lrlly Torn McKnelly Martha McMullen Mary Helen McPeek Rlchard Massre Kay Rausch Lnnda Ray Jsrn Redheffer IUDIOYS Frances Hall Jody Hardnn Don Harrlson Barbara Hemphull Mary Hllton Dwala Howell Paula Johnson Tom Lewis Nancy Lundsey Mlchele McCrnght Ann McLeod Charleen Meyer Betty Jane Morrus Carol Olrve gif vmmss war I M Qi ll fcaro 3 rf t T Dlanne Rrfe Llnda Sfallror L onard Scott Allan Srebert lry ng Sprtzberg Parn Staoles Joan Storthz Lynda Sffepston Jayrne SJe Thorcas Ann Tho p on Daynd Vase Cherry Lynn Walters RICKY Wtlhelrc Wanda Yancey Bettnanne Zander Marilyn Orts Jan Owens Judy Rephan Betty Rozzell Jam Rush Sandra Snwlth Trude Swxtzer Dudley Taylor Jnm Guy Tucker Mary Vancura Susan Vardner Suzanne Vmnson Jane Ward Sharon Wulson lr ' e T L ' at Diane Murphey Judy Wheeler . , I . key club I SEATED Ba e Mclinelly Masse Halbert Tucker STANDING Taylor Rob ts Mtchell Carland Ralph H kle The Key Club is an international organization sponsored by Kiwanis lnterna tional This boys leadership organization is composed of lunuors and seniors who are at the top of Their class scholastncally Hall High s Key Club publishes the Mis sour: Arkansas Keyway magazine Coach Gene Hooks is the sponsor officers President CHRIS BARRIER Vice President TOM MCKNELLY Secretary C 7 c RICHARD MASSIE Treasurer JOHN HALBERT Inter-Club Council JIMMY RALPH board of directors Dudley Taylor Tim Hinkle Jim Mitchell John Roberts John Carland Jim Guy Tucker Men I hate to say th s U Nicky Avants Larry Barden Bull Bozarth Bull Dlckey Alex Duetz Jolyon Grant Wayland Holyfleld Bob Kerr Bull Lalng Paul Longstreth Pat McWulInams Pete Mans Key Clubbers Chris Barrner Charles Cusack and lrvlnk Spltzberg proclaum Key Club Week wnth document sngned by Governor Orval Faubus and pre sented by Dan Stephens Governors aude J Bull Moore Paul Morehart Tom Morton Jlmmy Ralph Jam Redheffer Ronnie Robertson Ronnne Robmson x Lynn Rockenbach Duck Savage George Sheldon Rlchard Smlth Irvrng Spltzberg Stanley Starling Tommy Tedford Henry Thomas David Vase Tommy Whlte Ricky Wnlhelm Tommy Wnlllams J ,C . fy, V V- L' L Rv kachinas Jayme Sue Thomas Ann Autry Al ce Denny Kay Rausch Sandra H nfon Judy Wheeler lnof pcturedj Kachlnas IS a gurls service club composed of lunlors and seniors The Kachnnas are The offlclal hosfesses of Hall Hugh Servung at banquets and parflclpahng nn Homecommg actuvmes are part of the dunes agenda Sponsors for the club are Mrs Adgue Wullnams and Mrs Selma Wooley officers President JAYME SUE THOMAS Vuce President KAY RAUSCH Secretary ALICE DENNY Treasurer ANN AUTRY lnfer Club Councnl JUDY WHEELER Parlxamenfaruan SANDRA HINTON Hy il L0 Ui. . O l -11- 1 I ,- 45 I Y r A Kachinas also sponsored dances after games Anne Barnett Lynn Barnett Bonnie Bartelson Barbara Bates Sherry Bedell Miriam Benkowitz Sharon Black Carole Blevins Mary Margaret Boyce Becky Bridges Mary Broach Genie Carroll Betty Churchill Carol Covington Louise Crawford Sandra Cullins Georgann Etter Susie Gay Elaine Haltzman Jody Hardin Edith Hay Kachnnas sponsor the Thanksgiving assembly members Barbara Hemphill Carol Hencke Mary Hilton Cylvia Holder Mary James Judy Jones Margaret Kenner Anne King Carolyn King Karen Kirby Emily Laribe Nancy Lindsey Mary Helen McPeek Madalyn Muddlebrooks Pat Moore Betty Jane Morris Diane Murphy Carol Oliver Marilyn Orts Catherine Ostner Janet Owens Linda Ray Janet Richardson Diane Rife Nancy Self Lynda Shamblin Ellen Smith Joan Storthz Mary Ann Stuttle Linda Swepston Trude Switzer Kathy Thomas Judi Thompson Betty Turner Susan Vardner Cherry Lynn Walters Janet Waters Sharon White Esther Wormeldorf Cindy Young Bettianne Zander scuence club SEATED Larry Barden Presudent Sherry York Secretary Treasurer Mussy Alford Inter Club Councul Bob Puerce Vuce Presudent STANDING Armstead Feland Inter Club Councul Mr Robert Berry Jon Wulkes Parluamentaruan The Scuence Club of Hall Hugh has a membershup composed of students who are suncerely unterested un betterung theur scuentutuc knowledge These members endeavor to perfect theur skulls un scxence by guvung servuce to the communuty and natuon and by understandung The umportance of scuence un lute Mr Robert Berry us the sponsor Jum Andre John Boyce Kurt Braun Steve Buchanan Joy Vee Davus Bob Dayton Alan Dressback Kutty Edwards Roger Farush members Harry Foster Frances Hall Fernan Jones Wuck Marvun Bull Muller Davud Patterson Lynn Rockenbach Pam Ross Bull Sums Bull Smuth Kurby Smuth Matthew Tumm Duck Vaughn Gus Vratsunas Fred Wayland Sandra Whutson Jon Wulkes Bull Wulluams engineers society .I ,l B1IIRunyan Presudent Sandra Hinton SecretaryTreasurer Lnda Ray lnterClub Councul Bob Gruffn Vnce Presndent The Enguneers Socuety of Hall Hugh as composed of members classes During the year the members have supervused tours and I people In the engmeerlng fueld These help to broaden the scope knowledge Mr Leonard Thalmueller as the sponsor Larry Barden Anne Barnett Barbara Bates Bull Bozarth Mary Broach Bunny Brown Joyce Clnppard Harold Conrad Martm Crltz Alex Dnetz Jlm Dunkle Jam Dunlap Jerry Forrester Benny Freasler Jeff Graves members Wayne Herndon Tum Hnnkle Reyburn Holman Arthur Johnson Erner Jones Bob Kerr Bull Leldy Jlm Lnlly Bym Lnndsey Tom McKnelly 1 wr of the physncs ectures led by of enguneernng Warren Massey Rnchard Massue Jlm Moore John Poolman Jlm Redheffer Lynn Rockenbach Brunton Satterfleld Leonard Scott Irving Spltzberg Stanley Starling Davnd Vase Tommy Wahl Jack Wallace Rickey Wnlhelm Janet Wulson hall harlequln players K-7 f TRW Barbara Bates Vnce Presndent Helen Downue Presudent Glenn Ellen Downe Secretary Treasurer The Hall Harlequin Players have as members of their club potential actors stagehands lughtnng techmcuans dnrectors and make up artusts The club ns open to students of the drama classes and to any other rumors and sensors who wush to loan The Players assist In the dramatic presentatuons at Hall Hugh Mrs Marguernte Metcalf us the sponsor James Adams Nancy Adams John Adams Jr Becky Baxter Carolyn Blancett Herschel Bowman Bull Bozarth Martha Sue Brown Susan Bradshaw Genre Carrol Cathy Chance Elaune Cohen Duane Cook Fred Cralglow Martun Crutz Aluce Denny Elnse Estes Carroll Foley Conme Franken Brenda Frazier Kay Goodwun Judrth Gott John Halbert Elaune Haltzman Don Harrison members Sam Harrlson Julie Headstream Barbara Hemphill Tommy Hull Mary Hllton Sandra Hinton Cylvna Holder Wayland Holyfreld Judy Hurst Bev Joyce Margaret Kenner Karen Kirby Emuly Larlbe Linda Lessenberry Jeanne Lupen Randy Lyon Michele McCrlght Charleen Meyers Madalyn Muddlebrooks Pat Moore Paul Morehart Mary Ann Mountloy Vurglma Nelson Lee Newman Elaine Pratt Bob Rrchardson Dnanne Rrfe Carol Roberts John Roberts Betty Rozzell Nancy Selph Lynda Shamblin Parn Staples Stuart Stobaugh Joan Storthz Mary Ann Stuttle Bullue Thompson Jancue Tuley Jerry Tuley Cherry Lynn Walters Jane Ward Carolyn Warmouth Judy Wheeler Dnnah Whntley Raymond Ward Rsckey Wllhelm Janet Wilson Sharon Wulson Susan Woodmansee Wanda Yancey garland forenslcs society 1 -47 xl Davxd Bard Presudent Chrus Barrier Vce President Alex Detz Secretary Treasurer Nicky Avants lnter Club Councl The Garland Forenslcs Socnety has a membershnp composed of lunlors and sensors who are enrolled nn the public speakrng classes These members take part In debates public speaking dlscussaon and oratory They also enter debate and oratorlcal contests Mrs Marguerite Metcalf us the sponsor James Adams John Brough Davnd Cone David Dober Bob Griffin members John Grobmyer Wayland Holyfneld Arthur Johnson Bym Lundsey Travis McCoy Jlm Mltchell Bo Montgomery Jlmmy Ralph lrvrng Spltzberg Wanda Yancey assembly staff '37 xx Sa dra H nton Betta ne Za der Judy Wheeler Capta n Knot sho nj The Assembly staff has the task of coordunatlng the assemblies that are pre sented at Hall Hugh throughout the year The staff takes care of the Buble read lngs props and all of the actlvttles that make up an assembly Mrs Marguerute Metcalf ns the faculty sponsor John Adamson Anne Barnett Herschel Bowman Dome Brown John Burford Elanne Cohen Carol Covungton Fred Crauglow Carol Sue Cruse Charles Davns Nancy Duck Susan East members Elanne Flemlng Carroll Foley Wally Green Jody Hardin Cylvua Holder Judy Hughes Tommy Johnson Bernle Jungklnd Carolyn Kung Bull Lalng Bym Llndsey Michele McCrught Charleen Meyers Duanne Murphey Carol O Neal Bob Richardson Logan Slaughter Jud: Sparks Stanley Starlnng Cherry Lynn Walte Sharron White Wanda Yancey TS prolechonlsts club Phll Baldwm SecretaryTreasurer Tommy Johnson lnterClub Councul Bull Laung Head Prolectuomst Gary Robertson Vlce Pres dent Mke Brbby Presudent The Prolectronnsts Club IS very actnve durung the day These members show all of the movies at Hall Hugh They have a fuxed schedule they follow throughout the day In order to be sure that all ofthe fnlms are shown Mrs Adgne Wllllams ns the faculty dnrector ofthe club Lundell Archer Larry Bettis David Beyer Haydon Eagle Melvin Hackett Wesley Johnson Tommy Kennedy Jack Larube members Michael Long Lawrence McKelllps Wlcky Marvnn Bob Thomas Bull Wlllnams Bob Wrnght George Wyatt Ernest Gasavvay O O I , 1 ' I I ' I , I , A n 7 I , . . . . , . . . lunlor recl cross 'Q qi? Barbara Bates President Wanda Yancey Secretary Treasurer Michelle McCreight Vice President The Junior Red Cross represents in schools the American Red Cross This club has a membership composed of one representative from each homeroom and as many additional members as wish to loin As representatives of the Junior Red Cross these members attend meetings at the Chapter House and do volunteer work at the hospitals They also prepared toys for children at Christmas and sent packages overseas Miss Laura Pedersen is the sponsor members Jeanne Ashmore Buster Grlmmett Emily Laribe Bonnie Bishop Elaine Haltzman Cindy Marwood Nancy Brower Susan Henderson Emily Mitchell Jimmy Cantrell Elsa Henry Jeanne Mitchell Elaine Cohen Cylvua Holder Mary Evelyn Parks Cris Cloud Judy Hughes Neida Sewell Janet Craig Anne King Mary Tinson Alice Denny Jack Laribe Sharron White WGITIOI' I1Ul'S9S 'U' Juan ta Jacobsen Presdent Barbara Gray VcePresden1 Nancy Dck SecretaryTreasurer Ann Lne barger Inter Club Councl M ss Marne Tce Sponsor The purpose of the Warnor Nurses as to acquaint nts members wnth every phase of the medical professlon by films and speakers In thus way It as hoped that they vvlll be assisted ID deciding unto whxch phase they will enter This club as sponsored by Mass Marne Tnce and the Women s Med1c:alAux1lxary members Terry Banrd Martha McMullen Sally Smnth Joy Vee Davus Janet Rnchardson Mussy Wulluams Carol Fneld Phyllus Rogers Beverly Cheshuer Sandra Loveday Shurley Sanders y teens Carol Lewns Treasurer Sandra Smnth Presldent Judy Hughes Vuce President Carol Bowman Secretary Perry Lou Wnlson Inter Club Council The YTeens ns a gurls organlzatlon that endeavors to develop leadership qualltles and promote Chrnstlan Ideals Thus club offers :ts members the opportu nity to serve the school and to develop personality The members partucrpate nn the heart fund and the polno drlve and some do volunteer work at the Crlppled Chuldren s Home Mrs Nadlne Marcum as the sponsor Andee Ables Susan Bales Lynn Barnett Margie Beard Bonme Bishop Bev Blass Frances Cheshuer Betty Churchull Carol Dabbs Glynda Fnelder Lunda Geller Gayle Gold Kay Goodwm Patsy Grimes members Pamela Guthunz Carlee Hefner Marylee Hoover Carolyn lngle Reba Johnson Karen Knrby Zola Muench Sammy Ann Primm Janet Rnchardson Jane Rogers Lrnda Kay Scalllon Nelda Sewell Sally Smuth Sandy Smith Susan Storthz Camille Streepy Sandra Tatum Mary Vancura Carolyn Ward Marnlyn Welsh Ann Wlckard Mussy Wrllnams Jane Wood Sharon Yenner - c j' 1-J , :STS chapel club ...J 1-. tag., Sandra H nton J mmy Ralph Cathy Chance The Chapel Club of Hall Hugh has a membership composed of anyone who wnshes to loan The members meet once a week for a pause of spnrutual serlousness to promote the development of Chrustnan character and prlncuples Through these meetungs the students unlte thenr school life and thelr relrglous lute During the year the club has featured speakers Some of the speakers this year rncluded Jnm my Ralph Jam Mntchell Dr T B Hay Mr Edmund Pendleton and Rev W Harold Hlcks Mrs Wenonah Thompson us the faculty sponsor officers President , JIMMY RALPH Vice-President . 7, SANDRA HINTON Secretary-Treasurer , , CATHY CHANCE Inter-Club Council u, u, BYM LINDSEY Q7 .ii SEATED Susan East Treasurer Kay Goodwm Vice Presldent Clarrta Martrn Secretary STANDING John Burford Inter Club Councnl Ronnne Shaver President Bym Lnndsey Parlvamentarnan The Future Business Leaders of Amerrca has a membership composed of lun rors and sennors enrolled In busrness courses Thus club endeavors to promote serv :ce and leadershnp for people plannrng to enter the business world The members receive expenence In vocatlonal and leadershrp tralnnng by servlng their school and communuty They do clerucal work for teachers and partlcnpate In the state FBLA convention Mrs Nadnne Marcum and Mrs Manlyn Simmons are sponsors Nancy Adams Frntzl Barnes Pat Bates Joann Callnes Aluce Ann Coffman Harold Conrad Ray Davis Susie Gay Carroll Foley Sandra Hunton members Bob Holcomb Sandy Hubbard Carolyn lngle Juannta Jacobsen Paula Johnson Reba Johnson Bev Joyce Pat Moore Dorothy Newklrk Larry Polk Russell Robkln Ava Sawyer Allen Tankersley Sandra Tatum Bsllue Thompson Carolyn Warmouth Marilyn Welsh Sharron White lunlor national arts and letters .IEA I Pat McWilla s Pres dent Tom y H ll Vce Pres dent Carolyn Kng Secretary Janet Owens Treasurer Sharon W lson Inter Club Councl The Junior National Arts and Letters is a club composed of students inter ested in the fine arts Music art drama and literature are the groups in which the students may participate Interesting programs are presented by each of these groups Miss Francis Nix and Mrs Mary Frances Thompson are the sponsors Frances Anderson Ann Autry Terry Baird Beck: Balch Susan Bales Anne Barnett Carolyn Blancett Joetta Boyce Mary Broach Nancy Brower Cinny Caviness Cathy Chance Diane Cheatham Betty Churchill Patsy Clinton Jack Cockrill Elaine Cohen Dianne Cook Carol Covington Louise Crawford Joy Vee Davis Ray Davis Ronald Dennie Alice Denny Nancy Dick David Dober Bucky Donham Jimmy Dunlap Elise Estes Georgann Etter Carol Field Susie Gay Beverly Glover Kay Goodwin Judith Gott Kathy Graves Mary Fran Griffin Peggy Gullage John Halbert Frances Hall Sandra Hinton Dwala Howell Judy Hughes Kitty Hughes Laura Jacobs Patsy Kubat Ann Linebarger Randy Lyon Travis McCoy Michele McCright Charlene Meyer Madalyn Mnddlebrooks Jean Mitchell Pat Moore Ed Morris Mary Ann Mountjoy Diane Murphy Carol Oliver Catherine Ostner Mary Evelyn Parks Elaine Pratt Bill Reese Diane Rafe Jean Robinson Ronnie Robinson Janet Rosen Betty Rozzell Leonard Scott Lynda Shamblin Susie Sherman Sally Smith Pam Staples Stanley Starling Su Su Smith Trude Switzer Ann Thompson Betty Turner Mary Vancura Suzanne Vinson Tommy Wahl Judy Wheeler Charles Wickard Betty Winburn Sherry York Bettiane Zander K ,iv ll 'QQ K5 . ' 1 Q DOTTY ANNE C BROUGH ANADAY 'Q 5 1 a x11 1. 21 Xx iunior cheerleaders vw. ..,---Qpfibp 3 -......-. Tommie Lou Coleman, Carolyn Blancetf, Paulette Penny, Barbie Montgomery, Suzanne Vinson 1959 SUSIE SHERMAN GAY WAGONER Capram Co Capram 1960 ff Of' wee A wo Done Brown Pevsy Bafbee S sa: eman D nah Wh 'le I06 0 . Y .I - l if AY f , X , f , .fl S at , -. - 3 A , ,,-?'Q':3f? .........,..i Fe: , l , - W -'V' ' . 1 v g 1 ll E ... ., ,, -.fo 2 they cheered us on -Q q.. -ii il l rw YV' mugkrk l Q . 2 l K' h 'Q ! M l , t Q: ay U. ' . A' 1- , V A v-' l iz v , H' A 1 3 Wngg- , , X le e . ' 5 e, ' fl- iw' 2 .T 2 kk, t . A EAA A: ., A Grizzly meets his death, Y l u ' v I v, M Tj' 'ie Q e ll 1 T 56 ' F . A I V' 5' . , tt at '32 -': W ?' , ,. ., 3 -i, . K .Q A 1. fif th I 'N M ,lfg ff 1.-45 ' gf v7 N , ,X .vg 4- .,v.r.l, Z, The line-up. ff exif-li li , l P' . 7 7 X T4 t 1 l Reserves cheer football heroes. gxfmcurfgcular activity. hi... Captain Carol Sue p USGS They're good and stronc . if is f- 3 H' 4951?-fl Q: 1 Qg: : Q 1 ' 'wg f M I 2 19' ' , Q Q W .f,.,M . I 5, T I 'k D Tvs pgifi -it V V- ' e , ' S M A pf if is in vii Q P xii I fj .ww 5' .-', fo A MA' ' ff 42 1 xx , gg iw? AQ? Aj cheer o kees H SEATED Vnrg n a Brooks Margue Buxton Sandy Hubbard Judy Itzkow tz STANDING Judy Puddephat Carolyn Warmouth Joyce CI ppard Clnny Cav ness In the sprung of the year sophomore and lunuor gtrls try out for one of the most actnve groups at Hall Hugh the Cheero kees Included In thus group are the drtII team the varsity cheerleaders and the reserve cheerleaders Besndes sponsor :ng after game dances the Cheer o kees also work on varuous prolects throughout Presldent Vnce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Captatn CaCaptam Sergeant at Arms VIRGINIA BROOKS MARGIE BUXTON SANDY HUBBARD JUDY ITZKOWITZ JOYCE CLIPPARD CINNY CAVINESS JUDY HURST and CAROLYN WARMOUTH cheer o kees Nancy Adams Beck: Balch Virginia Brooks Margie Buxton Cinny Cavuness Joyce Clippard Cae Crawford Linda Crowe Carol Colaianni Glenn Ellen Downie Helen Downie Jane Franklin Brenda Frazier Kay Goodwin Jody Hardin members Julie Headstream Sandy Hubbard Judy ltzkowitz Paula Johnson Bev Joyce Linda Light Claritta Martin Suzanne Means Charlene Meyer Carol O Neal Mary Evelyn Parks Diane Peters Judy Puddephatt Judy Rephan Judy Rogers Sandra Smith Judy Sparks Stuart Stobaugh Mary Vancura Carolyn Warmouth Suzanne Welty Missy Williams Janet Wrlaon Sharon Wilson Betty Winburn Carol Lou Womble Helen Downie shows off the orange and white Cheer-o-kee uniform JUDITH GOTT Ed for rn Ch ef inkwell staff SEATED Joyce Cl ppard John Carland Jud th Gott Chrus Barr er and Leonard Scott h S Brown Cathy Chance Ann Autry and Mary Helen McPeek EDITORIAL STAFF ASSOCIATE STAFF Edltor ID Chlet JUDITH GOTT ANNE CANADAY CHRIS BARRIER CAROL SUE CRUSE Busnness Manager JOYCE CLIPPARD BILL DICKEY CATHY CHANCE GLENN ELLEN DOWNIE Art Edntor JEANNE ASHMORE SUSIE GAY Assocuate Art Editor ANN THOMPSON DIANE RIFE Staff Members Ann Autry Becky Baxter Martha Typrsrs Aluce Denny and Sandy Hubbard Sponsors Mrs Anleen Henderson Mass Nancy Popperfuss Assocuate Edntor Advertising Manager Sue Brown John Carland Mary Helen McPeek and Leonard Scott The INKWELL us an annual llterary publncatnon sponsored by the Englnsh deparfmenl M6mbefS are elected ID the sensor Englush classes N 1 I -' - i : I , , l , l l I - STANDING: Ann Thompson, Jeanne Ashmore, Becky Baxter, Mart a ue , f if C. CYX PX: I C drol .14-fl' 'CAC :XE if? v'g'C1f,zLZLQ, ' D -T 9fk4f1A.zJ Jflmsme ci, .fa va ' I' I Jkofv' CC! ,e' Inf, gp! 4 ge cf. vo I 4f,Z4c.!V6-Z, ., . FJ ' MJ-191W-'14,, g yw ae,,a- gow..-.zz warrior staff SEATED AI ce Denny Madalyn M ddlebrooks Nancy Dck Cathy Chance Paula Johnson Nancy B o and Lnda Ray STANDING Sammy Harr son Irv ng Sp tzberg D ght Holley and Ronn e Schuh WARRIOR STAFF Edltor ID Choef CATHY CHANCE Assustant Editor NANCY BROWER Features Editor MADALYN MIDDLEBROOKS Assistant Features Editor Crrculatnon Manager Advertnsnng Manager Busnness Manager Art Editor Adrnlnnstratlon Edrtor Photographer Sports Edutor PAULA JOHNSON NANCY DICK RONNIE SCHUH IRVING SPITZBERG LINDA RAY ALICE DENNY SAMMY HARRISON DWIGHT HOLLEY The Hall Hugh School yearbook rs publrshed by the WARRIOR staff Members are selected from the gournalusrn class MRS PAT WILLIAMS Sponsor I I3 I' 2 , . ,' I Pxxxl .TWC le C E I O : I , i , i , , , r wer, i . : I , I i , wi , I . Q PAT McWILLIAMS DIANE RIFE KAY GOODWIN RONNIE ROBINSON Co Edto s war whoop staff Via- Av' W0 members Bunny Brown Nancy Brower Larry Cargule Cathy Chance Ned Cheever Beverly Cheshuer Gllbert Cohen Duane Cook Alnce Denny Nancy Duck Sammy Harrison Cylvra Holder Dwnght Holley Paula Johnson Bernie Jungkund Dan Kznsey Dawson Mase Madalyn Mnddlebrooks Ronnte Schuh Irvung Sputzberg Jayme Sue Thomas Raymond Ward Mnssy Wtlluams MRS. PAT WILLIAMS Sponsor The WAR WHOOP staff publishes the school newspaper bi-weekly. Members are iournalism students. F! 'X 3' John Halbert Pres dent C nny Cav ness Secretary Sharon Wilson H storian Judy Wheeler V ce Pres dent lnot sho nj The Inter Club Council has as its purpose to establish better cooperation among the different clubs of Hall High The members are elected by the clubs they represent each club having one representative The Council sponsors the Masque Ball each spring and the dances after football and basketball games The club sponsor is Mrs Selma Wooley Missy Alford Alice Ann Coffman Helen Downie Jolyon Grant Judy Hughes members Tommy Johnson Ann Linebarger Bym Lindsey Linda Ray Jerry Rose Jane Ward Perry Lou Wilson Wanda Yancey Q . inter-club council ' lx :V z 'fm I f ' 2 .. In Ltr: ' f J . . s t, ' caught you, clicln'f we? .: Hx ' f! iff 'An Y ltr 'f ' ' 'li 'Ns ' is ka MUSIC QXTBS sf '7,4-Zrx Mix A ' , --,-,..... X -- X ,ff x...- ,uf I, 'N ,,mM,,,.,1 V ' I I fi U E X f N. X' ' 1 '1 Rx 12 ' . Q 1---n41l 'Z warrior band Flute Matthew Timm Janet Rosen Oboe George Sheldon Fred Wayland Bassoon Charles Bishop Clarinet Lynn Rockenbach David Malone Tommy Wahl Roger Farish Beverly Cheshier Paul Longstreth Tony Benton Steve Golden Dwight Atkinson Bill Thomas Jim Dunlap Bass Clarinet Gus Vratsinas Carol Alexander ba nd roster Alto Saxophone Bill Leidy Irving Spitzberg Kurt Braun Glen Kennedy Marilyn Welsh Tenor Saxophone Gordon Apple Milke Cogbill Baritone Saxophone Sam Harrison Cornet Tommy Hill Tom Hogg Phil Orahood Ned Cheever Tommy Kennedy Bob Dayton French Horn Paul McAnich Jack Brashear Bill Smith Wallace Douglas Charles Johnson Armstead Feland Baritone Russell Krutz Ric Colquette Trombone Jimmy Reed Larry Bettis Arthur Gillidette Jimmy Growden Bob Thomas Bass Harry Kitchen Bill Vaughter Percussion Bob Kerr Bob Griffin Eddie Cohen Bill Payne George Pearson David Stautfer warrior band OFFICERS TOMMY HILL president SAM HARRISON vice president BILL PAYNE drum malor NED CHEEVER boy representative JANET ROSEN girl representative Malorettes Stewart Stobaugh BOB KERR treasurer Bmnda F,aZ,e, The 1959 60 Warrior Band is composed ot 53 members and is directed by Mr Merel Boyce The band supported the Warriors at all home football games and followed to games at Texarkana and Hot Springs. The annual Christmas concert was presented in December, and the band played for the Christ- mas assembly at school. The band stepped high in the Livestock Parade last September in spite of the rain. Four members of the band represented the school in the All-State Band this year. The band attended the District Band Festival at Benton and the State Festival in Hot Springs. At this year's graduation exercises, many of the band members will play together for the last time. Drum Mayor Bill Payne WARRIORS fl QL -7 L O 6 swing band ' ILA 'Y Johnny Roberts and has Rebels play for the Warrnors at a vnctory dance In the Hall gym Oh cool' Bull leads the band up fhe street nn front of school un a practnce dull in wu,,,' Cheerokee' A pracfnce sessmn for the band and the cheerleaders 'V Rv W: lf: ' LQ bhllhd N lcAxantQ Barbara Bates Nancy Brower Carol Cclatannt Peggy Gollage John Halbert Rtcharcl Haynle Sandra Hinton Ton' Hogg l HQ l Jw' t Of. r Patsy Kubat Paul Longstreth Elaine McClanahan 4 90 +298 is 'Y 3 hallmarks Vtchele 'VlcCr g Pat McWtlllar Q Preston 'Vleat 5 Charlene Meye Jeanne Nlttchel' Vtrginia Nelson Jana Ogden George Pearsor tn' Reec John Roberts ussetl Ronlor Dick Savage Nornaan Schwartz L nrla Sha 1 Dl ta nclta S P StapleQ Jaw e Sue Tho Jantce Tuley Jerry Tuley D mcl V se Ton' Wahl Jacly Wheeler Nc ris W tte Be'ty 'Wfnbwn Wanda Yancey M5 t Q ' Oc! ., U , , molto accel. 0 cregc, Qpo . 0 .tl T - - sein, 1266 aio - wo m the mu' 01,16 'lg' A G molto accel. e ere: Wes? Goa or F fob : 8' '0 ob, coed. o ents. S sp 0 ' 6' Two in tl 8021210 5116 OD:-:bt 0500 oynolto Mm. Q0 000 QQ 'Qs or Jie -' I M' o Q' 'Q Tkro 144.0 OOOQEQO O Q6 Qqlb 0' the eo, and I hallmarks The Hallmarlcs are the A Cappella Chour of Hall Hugh Thus selected group performs at schools assemblies churches clvnc clubs the State Choral Festuyal AllState Choir the Dtstrtct Readrng Clrnlc and sometumes at gount performances vvuth Central The Halln a ks also present a Chrnstmas concert ancl assembly and an operetta In the sprung The chour srngs varuous types of musrc such as sacred art folk and popular songs Thus year the Hallmarks are composed of nuneteen boys and twenty-one girls. All three grades are represented, but usually the members are iuniors and seniors. Mrs. Mary Frances Thompson ts the director. l25 hallmarks' officers ,. C7 .Sq Pat McWnllaams Business Manager Judy Wheeler Secretary John Halbert Presndent Carol Colananm Vuce Presudent The Glee Clubs and ensemble partncupate In assemblues State Choral Festnval, and lount per formances with the chour From these choral groups are chosen the members of next years chour and ensemble Mrs Mary Frances Thompson as the durector hollbelles Shelly Bolton Cathy Colvert Joy Vee Davns Dlanne Gannaway Margaret Kenner Marsha McDaniel Catherune Ostner Sherry Prnce Cathenne Rog ers and Betty Turner l26 .Q I l I if I - . . , . . . ' 1 A Q A I . l . ' 'K fd , 'fl' 3 l N lin: X , 'Y -Q. ' ll Q' ' Y l 1 l t f l c ' ' X . 1 321. Y . l K 'f l s I 1 . , l X L lx . s L E 5 . hallaires Verna Altman, Sharon Black, Carolyn Blancett, Shelley Jean Bolton, Wandeanna Bogard, Gina Burnham, Mary Jane Calloway, Patsy Clinton, Cathy Colvert, Joy Vee Davis, Susan Diesel, Sue Flake, Dianne Gannavvay, Beverly Glover, Kay Goodwin, Frances Hall, Dorothy Hensley, Lyn Jacobi, Laura Jacobs Fernan Jones Margaret Kenner Marsha McDanuel Zola Ann Muench Carol Olnver Cathernne Ostner Sherry Prnce Kay Rausch Peggy Rem hart Kathy Roberts Jean Robunson Cathy Rogers Trude Swutzer Betty Turner Mary Vancura Llnda Vaught Suzanne Vtnson Jane Ward Janet Waters and Betty Yoder hall gleemen Mark Bettns Davtd Beyer Mnke Bnbby Tum Hogan Kelly Johnson Torn Levvts Ed Lungener Turn Lynn Tom McKnelIy John Merrrck Tom Prtce Jnmrny Ralph Bruce Ray Ronnne Robertson Fred Sloan Dudley Taylor Jtm Guy Tucker Tom Tullos and Jlm Vines I27 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1.x fre 'hw fl4 U I, 1 f ' f' ' 1:5 .Q 1 1 i'J'2ff'QT fl Q ' ' J 14? 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Alfo, one 1' f' f ef for fou, I hope thx' I will have the pled ure of meeung vox a so1 e dw. Perkaps y wfe and I 1111.1 get t L 'tle Rock oncure a u I H111 be pleased to g1Ve a talk t the Qhcool about Hop peopl Deet wfhee to ,cu 1'1 your ncft, IIICEFESIIIL u r w tl' thc geo Slncexelv, P O Box 127 Oralbl, Anzona 1.:'.f':Q .' 1 1' -J'17f.11Q A , ' TQ : . 3? -37.5. '.I',l1:.1f'23 F11 Ii:TTiw41ird La..e :mic Lcczf, A1-1:-we 2:2 I-rs. -iazsz -5' + Y1:y ' 3 f , 1 f I 23151 .- -f H-.11 -cle - ,,: , 'w,., ' , 1- . ' V. . ,. v-,H It har beer 5. hazxl job to rake 2 choice of these lovely ycung ladies. .. : - - 'i ' 'rv-,1r. ,' ' . ' rJ - , . v ' 59' 1j.'f'i-ri .1 ice H cf . ' L ' 'r ' ,xi aris , . Q ., ' ' s . ' K. . 'Y S. 'cl I . . -t ' v' S. .:.' -. - i.-9:15 .EA 5, lr. ' ' 'L .J V 1 ll 1 'H' , :- ,L cic . 's. '-., ri' ' ' a -. . ' n.1.'ff f. 6. - .. 4- .. N ' f ' .'1 'r,: i i , 1 ycurxu ' ple .H Y U . . . ll' - -v-nd worrlor beauty luclge The l96O Warrior Beauty ludge is White Bear an Indian artist and a descendant of a Hopi States He received his academic schooling at the Phoenix Indian School and at Bacone College Bacone Oklahoma Although he was trained as an engineer at Haskell Institute Lawrence Kansas White Bear has spent all of his adult life practicing and lecturing on the arts and crafts of his people White Bear paints Kachina dolls the Hopi symbols of supernatural beings He is now copying and completing the Barry Goldwater Kachina doll collection one of the largest of its krnd He also works with a ceramic company in Phoenix painting designs for pottery and he is writing a book on the history ofthe Hopi people In his letter to the annual editor White Bear signed his name in symbols is the sign ofthe falling snow which is always white is the sign of the bear s track 1 I 4 - j, 1 n ff' f T' I I l i f o o chief. White Bear was born in Old Oraibi, Arizona, one of the oldest Indian villages in the United K x di' X1 Al if I, -1, , .1 if N ,iffy i 4.,.,n-,,J' warrior beauty lcmlce fuley i f r,xND,, ' ,xfira EEAR 477-, , Q2 N SUSAN EAST Second Place KATHY THOMAS Third Piace MARTHA SUE BROWN Fourth Place N CAROLYN BLANCETT VIRGINIA BROOKS lk TOMIVIIE LOU COLEMAN KITTY HUGHES f 1 , 4 J ff 'I'g6w . , , at I Q K '. 5 I A SUSIE SHERMAN CAROLYN WARMOUTH ,,.f SUSAN WOODMANSEE honor molds 'U 9' 'fi' H'-'H'-lsr LEW VIRGINIA BROOKS MARTHA SUE BROWN CATHY CHANCE my KITTY HUGHES h In 9 SUSAN WOODMANSEE RENEE AMO CAROLYN BLANCETT LOU COLEMAN SUSAN EAST SANDY HUBBARD DIANA LOWE NEIDA SEWELL SUSIE SHERMAN molds masque ball kung and queen QQ ii L..-J queen lanlce fuley kung bull dlckey royal court of the masque ball J senior royalty ALICE ANN COFFMAN JOHN HALBERT SUSAN WOODMANSEE RONNIE SHAVER lunlor royalty KAY GOODWIN JOHN JONES KITTY HUGHES sophomore royalty NEIDA SEWELL TOMMY RYAN BOB GILBERT The Masque Ball as an annual dance sponsored by the Inter Club Councxl It was held thus year on March II The royalty was chosen by the student body RICHARD SMITH Not Sho PATTY LOVELACE our hearts were CHRIS BARRIER as Monsneur De La Crorx JOHN ADAMSON as the shnp s purser if 1-vw BECKY BAXTER BILL BOZARTH as the stewardess as the steward CATHY CHANCE MARTIN CRITZ GLENN ELLEN DOWNIE HELEN DOWNIE as Madame Eluse as Otns Skunner as Harrnet St John as Cornelra Skmrer fi SUSAN WOODMANSEE BOB RICHARDSON Student Drrector Stage Manager Hall Hugh Schools annual sensor play was OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY a comedy by Cornelna Otrs Skunner and Emrly Knmbrough The play was about the hularrous adventures of Cornelua and Emrly on thenr frrst trnp to Europe The trme was the Roarrng 20s and the actlon took place aboard shlp and In a hotel room rn Pans Mrs Marguernte Metcalf was the drrec tor The technucal assistant was Mr Louis Dun away young and gay ELISE ESTES as Therese fhygn 'flow L LINDA LESSENBERRY as Emuly Knmbrough JOHN HALBERT JULIE HEADSTREAM BILL LEIDY as Leo McEvoy as Wnnnfred Blaugh as the Adrmral and the wmdow cleaner xl JOHN ROBERTS LYNDA SHAMBLIN as Duck Wnnters as the Inspector ANN THOMPSON as Mrs Skmner Qs 'av'- Q' ' D 61 x .H 1,4 I we-J 1 ,I 1 N f 4-mx senior play snapshots The senror pray was grven March 3 -1 Pos e s were rrade adverrrsrng the producfnon of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Lrnda Lessenoerry and Helen Downue are shown here an two scenes from The play which was presented IO The Hall gymnasium I44 Lets sat down and talk I bud four spades to start In 41 Have a seat and lets play cards Wisdom teeth were dlscussed some of us could act .si They take a fmal bow Lets get these models dressed senior who's who HALL HIGH IDEAL Carol Sue Cruse Jam Mufchell - MOST BEAUTIFUL MOST HANDSOME Carolyn Warmouth Bull Dnckey Q Q . - Q C ws v ,V , I O 0' V O O V 5? 1 senior who's who Y!! Q!! 3? WITTIEST y B FRIENDLIEST ln-4. O v .I Carol Sue Cruse John H lb T ' f Il I , ! ! 9 24 A , no?-0? -Ji A g '?? ' ff-Ah Gy? 7 :J ' f - X D011 rough Leonard Scott Q W senior who s who MOST COURTEOUS Alnce Ann Coffman Jnm Mutchell 'YJFQ QQ ' E' 4.4 BEST PERSONALITY Carol Sue Cruse Tum Hnnkle ' 1 ,f fi v ,Aa .' ', 9' 'S ' 2- ,- I Q 9 b f i I -,A IIP. l 2 , J 'V - ,! .. . ll, K 'V I ' A w f U !. , 1 w We D13 ' fr i senior who's who El IB MOST DEPENDABLE Lnnda Ray J m Mntchell MOST INTELLECTUAL nda Ray J m M fchell 34 Cy., Y Y., QQ Li i i CD' 1 E 1 0 Q U uw. ' tv .vi 9 . X Q v S senior who's who MOST TALENTED Judy Wheeler John Roberts Y! YW 0994 'ffffff fl 14.4 9 1 1 14 44g MOST POPULAR Carol Sue Cruse Dwughf Holley P , . , , , .- f y if J il 0 S senior who's who U7 Q1 00 Mx BEST GROOMED Anne Canaday Dwnght Holley MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Carol Sue Cruse Tommy McKneIIy 7739 397 ig. T 'Q rn .1 3 1 P T ,QT T 'Y Yi ' . 9 Q 'TQ Q 7 'CAO QQ 0 A ' r is BL' and you llkecl these foo FIRST RUNNERS UP FOR SENIOR CATHY CHANCE CATHY CHANCE CATHY CHANCE ANN THOMPSON ANN THOMPSON JANICE TULEY CAROLYN WARMOUTH MARTHA SUE BROWN CATHY CHANCE SUSAN WOODMANSEE CATHY CHANCE Frlendlnesr Most Courteous Most School Spnrn Mos? Talented WITYIQSI Best Personalny Best Groomed Most Intellectual Most Dependable Most Beautxful Most Handsome H Hlglw I eal ki' 'L...f WHO S WHO BILL DICKEY TOMMY MCKNELLY JIM MITCHELL DAVID VISE JOHN ROBERTS DWIGHT HOLLEY RICHARD MASSIE LEONARD SCOTT IRVI NG SPITZBERG DWIGHT HOLLEY TIM HINKLE BILL DICKEY 0 o 0 0 NJ SUSAN EAST Most Popular JIM MITCHELL all A d I 4 X through Hall s halls ,F I 'QA 514. fs ,,- . qs Q 133, ' 1.15, 5 - 3 9 A4 E ! 1 Q US PN 'fi W I M ,,,,,,'f' f' ., Carol O'NeaI and Susie Sherman 'The Chario1's Coming. lumor talent how Jsmmy Ralph Tommie Lou Coleman The Honeybun Dancers And Away We Go' Rnchard Smnh 3 W, 43: lm, W o 0 l T honors TB ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS Sandra Srmth lst Davnd Dober 2nd Nancy Duck 2nd Sally Smlth 3rd d'N Jlm Rush lsr place Jeanne Luppen 3rd place Bankers Essay Contest Bankers Essay Contest Joetta Boyce 2nd place Bankers Essay Contest alllllllll Jnm Mntchell winner of Sandra Smith Greater Lmle Rock Cnty Vouce of Democracy contest VTECH Pfevdent . . . T , ,T - ', 2 ' , : ', 1 , ..-X W , l I W ie, ' , 2 , 1 , : f Y seS sl' ' uv 4 , , , honor Anne Thompson wunner of Ford Motor Barbara Gray wunner of Betty Crocker Joyce Cluppard of DAR good ct Essay Contest Honorable Mentnon Col Homemaker of Tomorrow Contest vzenslmp award 2nd place Dental Health lege Bound Books Poster Contest Week Poster Contest Barbara Hrnson Goan wunner of Natuonal Educatnon Week Essay Contest Q i Irvnng Sprtzberg wtnner of NCTE award certttlcate Westinghouse Search for Talent ra Lasker and Jon Wllkes Scholarsyup Compermon Hall wtnners of the poetry contest l57 W ' I 4' A . t ire Aly I -v E .. yn , N.. A H Vi-I honors Nancy Brower lst place Book Farr Poster Contest I Glynda Fnelder 2nd place Col ege Bound Readmg Contest Carolyn Kung 2nd place Book Farr Poster Contest lst place College Bound Readrng Contest Lmda Ray Honorable Mentlon ollege Bound Readlng I s place Dental Health Week Post er Contest Je a n n e Ashmore Honorable Mention Book Farr Poster Con test sj Sharon Gsese 3rd place, Dental Health Week Poster Contest where It all happened We qi 40 this was the year of the Beafnlks and wrth the paradoxucalness of youth we passed over the lnterary and phrlo sophucal sudes ot beat :sm and adopted only that part of rt vvhrch pleased us the language the rnusrc and ofcourse the LOOK' l 1 WI 1 -H Qiinay FQEEPHQKI K 1 Pat McWrIItams fltes far out on the senior swrngers Man get that Beat' BU MAN LIK ME T0 IT S HE FAD ' One sleepless black then another then another and What a gork' Even our campargn posters bug on through the r gots of Zen way out Man luke these stunts really get wrth rt Two Beats contemplate the square socnety s fate VW' +5 o o , , , , - lM' 'la l M T O I . '7.,w 4' lin n 1 L O . t .V If A S , l , 1 X ' - f at f M 4 ' Gas 4 ti l I , .0 1 . . fa J' '. K 'i. vl . at .if 'Y-27 at ' 0 . ' r I xxll , A 0 , , , so . ' i . , 'A il .. t ww ' ,, ail.?3l5f 4 ' 4 I K , we .Qt 9 s be - I , gk A :fi l6O this was the year of the Hunker , . . so, no? To be ouidohe, The male element at Hall devised its own variations. If some of these appear to be somewhat contrived, well, they are! vnr 5 'Q' vhe comemplaiive hunker Yhe suspension lwnker the flamingo hunker l The inielleciual hunker fhe SUPpllC6fIOl'1 hufilier this was the year of Champions . . . and it'll be a long time before we forget it! It crystallized our spirit, it re- newed our loyalties, and it showed the rest of the state we were an opponent never to be underestimated. Let's go, team ! ,Q Gwe em me foe! It says here that we re the champs Wakndah ? V 5 s . . . 5' .4 a W s this was the year of the Eggplants wuth thelr zany posters theur lnttle stem up hats thenr good humored mock sernous antucs and thenr subtle sature We laughed at them and wuth them and rt occaslonally they held up a glass 69. nn which we could see and laugh at ourselves well SEN: SQLANUM this was the year of Juclo . . . so, under the direction of Sgt. Zoolc of the Little Rock Police Department, the girls set about to master the useful art of self-defense. The girls loved it, but the boys are withholding iudgment . .. e 5 'I ivf gn Z Wx U! LJL Law ff Cfff' fx C-df A1 Yi-1 it 957114, 'l 71 fc fl! cx, f'-4' 1 fl- x ! 4 X4 Y fl ff fluff tg f f 6 Q? E927 4' , ' 'Q . X f' . ' ,gl ' ,IA ' ' fn fy , ,Lx ,x.f' ,' Q JJ, Y ' ., , fmhg f fc. Lgf-ff ff x ' ,X A . .N ,N . , I , A r k 'Lck F ,A 1 KKL 1 f , 2 Q I . - - 4' V ff, .' A V K M' 1.1. XJ 'V ' vf,-Lff Q '- Lf '- gan AA , Z!if , -L 1 T 'w,,i,, , C V - . ,J , , -a- , . , , f , v .K I L lr' 7 H 1 . 'L K 'fscxa-,.'1Y,X fr, 1 fa C Lf' , 67- V qi ' if 17 X , x ,,. f , f . , 'XLT . f-' , 41, . N. x ,W L M C ,JK if Z! 14 I 1 I ,V ff XV , 1 , , 1, , , C, H, , A ,yu , ,416 L7 In v ,y ! X ,5 , , X- , . , vy X7, 1 U cwgff-- ,c'- ff: r., 1 6' , , ,' Q ' f - 7 , , . I fa, - , f ff 1f,, 1 15 '4 ' . f If L ' Ljflj V kg , K .ff , Q W2 ia ' , ,f .f fr . , uf! ' ., 'f flfff-4 aff C Q' f JJ I , J XX 1 LZ L-. Q ,ky V1 A 1 f f I no I66 offlce ,,.Jlv l Mass Owen prepares a report if -1 Mrs Pmky checks on a student z,,g,,x 'Q Lawrence pauses for a moment They count the money l Mrs Chance balances Yhe bO0kS -qw Q U D., . A F 'I L' 1 4 V ' 7 Q. 1 , tx ' uve ---- ..-A 'b It ,L ' f 'A Mr. . It i K , 5 7 1 N , , 5' bf: K K , .J Y Q ' Ar M Q- 1 A .1 u. .N ,-g-B P, , - 7. -V -4, l 3, ,L , , , . ,, 'fa M .1 ff....p,4.4 .K Aw .,: 5 m...i,..., 4 'S M-.-...,,, , w'...- ,MQ-5 W, . JK -film:-25 ,. fr I . ,g if ik - ,M 3,1 gg, , jl. ' aw- ' ' ' 'ttf' Mg3g3,,,Yffi ,..,,,'k 2 un , A A ,:,.,. jffkm. v 3' ff: 41 v, I .3, if -.kizgg ,,f x My 1- g 'F'y95',., -ang: K ,,, V ' A 'A-WWW 5,-fm wg 'f : . fem: gay'-f ' ,J Y W ,. ,v ,f.e , X 15.24. 1, YOU library 1i ' Ei? UU snr DU YELL If Hall Hugh School Llbrary us centrally located for the con venrence of all pupils Books m a g a z I n es newspapers pamphlets and other mate ruals are provncled to and the pupil who ns preparing assign ments or reaclnng for personal gann The lrbrary provndes an atmosphere that rs conducive to study and concentratvon ii i cafeteria -,Q-s HX Two mmds but wuth a snngle thought Here ns your change ug 7 21.1 A- sfl I fi u Remember those rolls? Its our turn to eat fr' t K Is that all you want? Next, please 0 ' -' ' . , , -.jig ' b ' ' e L- , , T l . . A T. .XM , ' , 1 ,w N 1 G ,4 Mn ,,,,,,..,. P' f A , 21 v x JJ- fi L Je. ' J' I ,..' e 4-V , languages A'.' s. - I , .sf y, ,gli xXx Hall offers three foreign languages, Latin, French, and Spanish. Latin, a study which includes not only grammar and pronunciation but reading material on myths and Greek and Roman history, may be taken for three years. Second and third year Latin students study about Caesar and read Virgil's poetry. 6 .fa-, ii Qif'r French, which may be taken for three years, teaches students not only to read the language but to speak it also. Such se- lections as those by Victor Hugo and oth- ers such as A Certain Smile may be read by third year students. Spanish may also be taken for three years. Students learn to speak and write in Spanish and they gain the knowledge of Spanish customs and Spanish history. sf E languages english Where is your late sl1p'7 Models of Greek masks Audio aids are used Utilizing study time in Mrs. Martha Manees's class. english The purpose of the Hall High English De- partment is to present the study of English in an instructive and appealing manner. All students are required to take this subiect. An advanced English class is provided for those seniors who have higher reading scores. This class makes an intensive study ot English and World Literature. -1 T is is the way we concentrate ,,-1 We have a panel discussion Mrs Walls and a lOth grade English class At Hall H gh the scrence department otters such c urses as brology chemistry, and phys cs Attentton rs gwen to each ot these suhgects and much emphasns is placed on the annual S rence Far n wh ch each student 15 asked to prepare and submit a Q9 .NK 41, 'G- R --sn..,, YD next. G fsh tv ng In a sealed bottle Our workshop Frogs? science 7 v-af 4' Q 7' Thermal expansronm Nor, a 'rule more, - X . 32 +L 1' , ' , W' D , ,, 5 3.1, - K V-, 4 ,, -4 rffgx ill RBd'6VfOV' VGSGGVCVW b'0'OQY Coenfing fruit f res and keen H records A-'rd next the lungs 5, c, ' 3 O is - Chemists at X.-.ork Mr, I. C, Moore and friends Today we shall dissect l75 Q speech Ng I76 Mrs Metcalf helps Brll Bozarth Drama classes palm fIa1s I repeat that las? fact 'z-'Y' L - Susan and Lmda nn one ac p ay Yes? ff' Y B x, N lf .4 f' 1 'S' 1, - , . 1 4. I - '- H I e- ' ' - 1 I . , H. , -sing V X ! if If speech The speech department ns composed of speech publlc speaknng drama and speech drama classes all elective courses Mrs Marguernte Metcalf teaches the courses whnch embrace among other thungs publuc speaking phonetscs poetry readung short story readung dramatscs stagung make up parliamentary procedure and story tellrng These sublects are lumnted to eleventh and twelfth grade Hall Hugh students The course offers one umt of credut ff' New flats for sensor play They prepared to act by makmg up 'S ll Guess who set up the flats me Y palm 1 , , . T I I ' 1 I I I I I I I - I I . ' t,v'. 5 . V. , . N 4 x, I , , K l mathematics .SL J' Sam Nicholson and Jane Franklin demonstrate a proiect. i Mathematics is one of the most stressed subjects at Hall as is science. Among the mathematics courses offered are applied math, plane geometry, solid geometry, trig- onometry, algebra I, algebra II, and advanced algebra. In order to graduate from Hall a student must have two units of credit in math- ematics. The variety of courses offers the student to think and choose for himself. Each year the mathematics students are requested to work up a proiect to enter in the annual Science Fair. This project is not required by all teachers. Q -Wkjf Joyce Clippard shows pride in her proiect. By this method you can find the cenier of the circle. ,.. . -.-.Q ics Jon Wilkes explains how the triangle is con gruenf. In ihis equation you want Yo solve for x. commerclal In the cornmercual department students become pre pared for 'obs after graduation or for a foundatuon an bus: ness They learn how to operate drctaphones addnng ma chxnes the mvmeograph and the dutto rnachrne Other vo catronal classes are shorthand consumer educatnon book keeplng and typnng Mrs SlrT1TT10rlS Mrs Marcum Q l80 4 Darn' Another error' Kay on the keys I I - . I ' f I ' - I I - Boy, this is fun! 'V Y 1 3 v . . commercial Lunda Mayhan wafchmg and wamng Tucklmg the keys Machnnes and operators boys p e Physucal Education IS requnred tor boys In all grade levels They rnay partlcnpate un both und: vxdual and teann sports and games such as turn blnng football baseball basketball volleyball and calnsthenncs Good sportsrnanshnp and cooper atuon as stressed Who lost the contact lenses? 'i- ...ans Sure hope he makes H HghsHec ES What e sc eoeryoc 1 I X s ' ,fl x i ' ttf f X4 , Ai ,Ls 'sc A 1 . sf f X A N4 x . N l P H' lt , t She must have run out of mlnts girls' p.e. Grrls Physrcal Educatron at Hall us requrred for all grrls however It may be substrtuted wlth euther band or hygrene Garls blessed wnth athletrc abulrty enloy such sports as soccer badrmnton volleyball scoopball ten pm archery tumblrng and pang pong Modern dance ns offered for sux weeks ID each class Gwe me fhaf ball rhaf 5 one Way She s arrnmg for a basket that :sn t there' to stop them Who s shrrt ns thus? She s bound to make thus one iournalism The Hall High iournalism department is composed of eleventh and twelfth grade students, who elected to take this subiect for one unit of credit. These stu- dents work on the War Whoop, the school newspaper, and some of them are as- signed tothe Warrior staff, the Hall High annual. Containing news stories, sports stories, columns created by the students themselves, editorials, features, and cartoons, the War Whoop is published every two weeks by the Central High School Print Shop. Subscriptions to the War Whoop were sold at the first of the year in home rooms by the elected home room sales- men. The Warrior staff spends most of its time making up copy pages to be sent to the Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas, Texas. ln order to complete the pages, the staff and sponsor, Mrs. Pat Williams, spent many Saturdays at school. Orders for the Warrior were sold in home rooms during the last of November and the first of December. War Whoop editorial staff Good ol' Alice makes snapshot Page Associate editor at work Destroying secrets 5 I You a e t ns many mches of ads Cookie and Paula cur out ads f' M4 ff' Thus ns Mrs Wnlluams We stop and smile history All graduating students are required to take United States history in high school, but there are other history courses offered. Among these are American government, Arkansas government, world history, and Latin American history. Arkansas government and American government offer one-half unit of credit, while the others offer a full credit. A history study requires supplemental visual aids: films, film strips, maps posters. Student reports give the student a chance to do research work and upon com- pletion of this work a more thorough understanding of the subject. Mrs. Pence explains to a student. A history class prepares for a film. 1 l-YYiW11'9?ff5S1S'I5if'-T2'iI :4tS-Y' i- 7-tr' . ff - ' 1 - EJ 253' f ,1 M Q. 1 hu A fy J, 4 5 5 ,a GI' I V1 N.. Z Wx S 5 Learmng the art of sculptunng Danny and Jeanne have an unusual nmpressmon of Santa 'L....-I Makung the background for the Sennor play Halls art classes are well known for the very tune work they do Basic art wa ter color advanced painting costume de sngn and Interior decoratnon a re the courses offered Students In the poster de sign class are responsible for making posters advertnsnng all school events and thrngs of Interest One outstandlng ac compllshment that the art students were responsnble for was the contemporary de slgns on the lrbrary wlndows at Chrlstmas time Clause . OC Q 0 Art students at work l88 SuSu us making e llttle yellow dog through the art of paper sculpturmg 'Rf , 2. . :C I ' t Q, IA i' ' 5 ' ' ' y lx 4 X f J- -, nf 3' is s n ' X Y - 1-2 1, O . . . . l 2 If . . . W J industrial arts Three years of mechanical drawing and one year of woodworking are pro- vided for those students interested in learning the industrial arts. These classes seek to develop manual skills. Th class instructor is Mr. F. M. Dorsey. Work stops for the cameraman Let's have it quiet. Cbelowl ... , 1 , ,-.4 Cabovej Exactness counts Woodworking class in action Gxrls rnterested rn cookrng and sew :ng usually fund Therr place an The home economics department at Hall There are three years of homemaklng offered homemaknng rncludes both cooking and sewing Sensors are given the opporfunuty To Take home management which wall prepare Them for The future homemakers of the fu fu re If wed known you were commg wed have baked a cake hte' Thus ns Yhe day we wash our clothes l90 Home on the Range l', health room Charles ts stnll a growtng boy' V2 Who do these belong to? -.1 What do you suppose he hears? The health of the students at Hall as under the care of the school nurse and Physucal Educatton department The school cooperates with the home and physncuans tn all matters related to the health of the students Thus year most of the students an the health room were elther affected wlth measles or the flu' Jud. looks all rught to me ks Q l . 1 4 . T 1 I X b T f' monitors -.5 .,, -an-. .,1 1 . Where s your hall pass? May I have your attentnon, please? The bookstore monrtors make avarlable to all students needed school supplles Our announce ments are also grven by a student, savrng Mr Rob + ert Lawrence the trouble of rt l92 The many monrtors at Hall Hugh save the staff much tnme trouble and effort Mrs Golda More harts attendance monitors save her many steps and valuable tnme The hall monrtors under the dl rectuon of Mrs Martha Manees keep people from skrpplng classes and wandenng through the halls without permrssuon Mark hum absent l May l help you? I . QL' 7 . D ' - , . A , . , . ,,,...-- I l P , , T .w f K W l l ' . my! , 1,-7 E5 , ,'- Moy' n ' A ew, . ' Q, Nw, HZ. ww nga, ,Mfr rf , 1 .' f ga J A I monitors ,,.1- -.K A i'l 5 5 1 I E i i l . l l -,,, l I Q I 1 Yes, Logan, Bill has his hall pass. They keep track of everyone in school. ls ,AX ,.,.f- K' f is-17 f l ls he sleeping, daydreaming or merely res1ing his eyes? I, , tix-1 A , fi, 4, A 'Q 4 WA4 GLUE O v s 1 5 Z .1 R s P 'Ox 'I Ki ATHLETICS 'N-M arriors Take Big 9 Title ln First Try, Hall Downs El Dorado And Central To Clinch Cham It wah thiid down on Du u o r ' lled to left xw 1' ni lining tht end lon S Led out of xou mped down Q ml bnuer Dorado n out all nt K for the ly taken a 1 ew had done qi hu squads hx ce history ant e coveted Lha st year of I Both of the Y ter Injun uc time t bblem in stiatt n e Hall ruom 1 cat 0 ft 1 d exen Tomm fiat xxanted thty t c thty Uhtllkltltill Big Ninn thcw took it al in the sew nan ul it, for an result of one Tommy rado its g a succe bful fitl TIM HINKLE Se I B HH lf 1 thi type U 25 Penh m L t had th lt powuiful spark I the warmorx LU ' H ll Q O' thit Iouldnt be beaten Lt IL who had newer had beaten the x thu took it or c K illlllf. I I titii irs tht first time thty took 1 thc lrill on the ' n- Frindinpc cut 1-ight p a 's up camp on thc 17 where- '. faktd the second- cross for the, tu y period. 'lIcKmlly Warrior Tl! bxlf kickoff -y' FI , t fumblv. on thx lxl Ilor do U only tivo plays oi ck Lhester Qtorthz to rs Hall score with .txt-I -4' half. Mclxnf. V nother break c'tnic ' cs aft til m Hinkle povncctl mble on the. Cut Tommy Mc : 'Lil 'ua uh was T e- t by full- Blclinelly mint. the only cx rcnicly wit c Tim Hinkle at fumble on ckoff. Pnllback Jim er left tackle x where qtort ved over for ' 10:2-l c't . M -Kiit-Ky .cori 1, 'ittern toon first hal 'Ir halflrick V son ra ' 'F-yards THQ Tll 'iftcr obtaining tl - kickoff. .lim 'ii.- nvcrtcl W' T:1. c XIV' P'-' N c ' . 5' ry lobing issul two. Stoo 1 . the paint d crucial pcri El Dulqitlob the prim 'iftci h TID uirnt- U Ullq' ll' U I Y ll.. U , -' tw 4 A' zu. not ai as - -- .. ' n'r'or page for ' - I scorc. Kintlerm' 'X wit c. Wllllt' ' 5 .t Ing. ii' the ga it- .y RHS ...T , xllX'Qd lIl42l't' 'A' ,' , . 't0I'V' n II ULF . vc-ar. 1. I itlel the P. . .irlior :L ,nl I-I C . 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'I XII ltiivi of I r ' ' f iti.l .in I ' XM N XM' It I ll' Th ' ' N I ll I c iiitciup iin ' Y 'd lat X ua X rm I I I I n XX ',1,M I I' l Ii lI tm thai a I :V l I' 6 5 ' r' ' vla XII hai-I o llall 1' X I 'Y IYl xXl'l e P ' v . uc .ini i'l fitml Q, l Y' ' ' 1 H xx mx it p l I lll lim Klt I O NH Y I II In lg H 'H 'I KL ' ' in lllltf niinitc t plu ll nt' an , al ni 'I I Ir Q Vl Mli I vt ll Ill ll' Il U 'll I U' N T I I t If I III vt I I II ll HWHIII 1 n l ' K A VN 3, V l 1-13 lfl 'W L V K mirth th ii fourth ' ' 1 1 U I H I t fl tle tIii71liu lu hon I ith 0 The Wildcats got a break which in 2 ' ' -nt Wu cm etc-d zssts was the fourth period with 1:27 seconds to play as coach Peters sent in center Tom on a fourth and one sitf The ball rested on the Pine were in the clear. After the Injun win, Coach Peters smilingly commented.. Didn't they do it? They fought their hearts out. And that kick 5 l atrium 'lomahaiili Chic Hall's Warriors returned to the victory trail as the Blytheville they prancefl over Chicks, 21-0, to clinch their fourth '59 season win Y--if Teom, Che Zebra 10 a M Knell calml . fy- b ' ,i 'v . t A. COY1flfl9ht3.lli bcfoted tiie w y 't ldnQrhhaW fimf hid aallbiffi 5,-'Qc if hoglffflfgfg iDrenChed I ,- , ey wor et ' -' . V . to 1? nctgnf- if' 1 ame down here ready to go. WU' uw oth? r th? Blgd ll? filth! tyaq 'Q qfoa' got with it tonight. lie WW Yup pos 'e 'ctf'ryg While the Wai no on y -prow eo, the best high School game tame just a , 'the VS ar-I row Wildcat Siam :fi ?,'lhl'Q the Bs rve seen him play. Brit the F ms' Se 'T' to Texabi North time noch - - . 'fi I . N ' . . the nu of our line, Bird, Jones, Tilr- mf ' icnmg- f0f,gbg,ll frat nference 'l'eY, Wyatt all of them- ll? ' 'hz LSePt. 25. intere 'tl in fine jobs. Fab! 7 -ab Qwere going on alo fensively. The first ,Zh s , ' ' thh lt was dist-overs e in the first period hy is 3 3 H '1'P1llglU0- bui big! a fumble deep XX 'Q' I I, C Eleading the rainso .hm rritory. This was stop- I' Z ip 0 ' ff the t-heerleadeie. 'avidxBird intercepted a Holi A tg, 'I iv, Vhead start on the on Jn his own 13. The nex: ,Ifh i 1 if by riding to tht- for UP Wheli ldwab' . V 1 3, 2.551 -5-wo '-:onverubles -mile-x quarter the rojans fm fy mf if raindrops. ae!-I ll and constant drive. but this ,'l i The game began ' 4 when cornerback- W r and ex no Uthu overed a HS bob- ' 326 Q A planne W it ' .nent had done ' f, --1 I M wice the Zebra' Hall Kieatly with ing? VG tfiiy' - 'lille riiiintlruxiil ' ' f .. . , 'N'A , ,A ahead. for twii bac arrivzi-th finial thick K .first play QB . fmointed di droppel Qiiartei 'nl .loc W and Tom Mc- -, - , 's passes while rslwegi I 't the play' F-Shelly ,all for Hall on i'n1?!,2EIenQ:32 arms of two HS i r a' . njgm moved the 'W' fbi-'l Plays later Jim in ,. .. .. , .if yard gain to the M of ball with fensive attack lead xiii-hell across the goal G ,bt i , tion penalties were en- buy halfb. Alex Dietz and from .-yard line. Mc- 0 Tsehellygtlrgg ugly throughout this V of Chester hz. The Trojan de- Hrielly kia Xu- ointg, 'md X-Lmh y. Fighting their way 'TS wwf' W3 irked WNW 'lm '- After tl If stopped a 6 ,WC ifjutiile the Warriors were nidv' dick n I I f hit-k TD drive on t Ha 12, the . K.,-O.,-,G in 03189, la! tlifrlalxfy Mft U20 To-.A vfmsitv Ser si C l 1111111-11's D i D, seh Q' o eye on tht- iiixrl- et eir avorie ra i . , ,,. 'l.it sl1 'key going down-an NCQ 'f'N foils- 59 9 li N Q. Jon of Y Qu? :W .4 im N, , v . . s r, left' end aoositgon. illeh 1 y lb ' 0 t 'XX ar- hem of hm. unifo pass on t e o ant t en Pl I, wrmgiml. 1-mm it ed on over for the score 5 loft in the first half. Knoll conversion try ffensively the Trojan hts were on half baclf wton, quarterback P fullback Tommy he leading Hall x Dietz who ds. When he led in illegal rthz gained the late stages of he wimiirip.: of this Warriors an undef tory. Among the at, s gzinit- W- ' nt and the c-rowni l Queen. who wi' ted by the footl-ia me rooms. Also ior maids from T t and her the endai . irt will he 1 ld by the Senior the officers of mecoi nneo by the y Club. homecoming dance, sponsored the Vheer-O-Kees, will be held er the game in the Hall High C lub. bee the FWF I-I-Q f . ating ne L' ited his ix. and his Master the University of was on the VVeSt the first Arkan- star game. .shout this year's . Coach Hooks re- now. We'll be hurt no oasketball team 3 said that Fort n Little Rock would in .e teams to watch, . . ll all he hard to C500 Kenwood Road . Nai and their two Ei: :er Kem, -Ui, and Kart-n Lee. 21 months. Wi- Shwilrl not only be proud but tl-fi liwioretl that Coach Hooks will ide- our team to victory in 'ge '.' SUMFOU. ' Keopple Stuff ,. .Fat ten ilit- l I x XX ti.if -1 '. i tin.--i to:iv?..E .'!,'.!',v!f'i 1,1 . ', it i .4 :, i .-f-'w f- v '- itil .. .i ll..I..lt .ri in I.. of rainwater. Ani Vs LIS l'QSCl down tow :ed just ard thi- XYIIN 'Uri fl t':iiiU'I1Ir .ss the -as-'til l'z. .13 , siipw- n may I VQVU1 1111: larg ered vi ilif, 1- tri fl V o an Ups A ue Vruse V nnd willf Asti ' sk ,germ V l 2111 XVO runnin g s 1 remind d. Fritlay i iw--' , . ll , . ii' 'iilivgi v ii, .K i L x i i i-A 1 1 1 1 i X l i 1 r pt' 1- V, I , I I, R. I rf! I I gl xvlwiw ,-, P. VUCIV i ii-.421 i. .i-iii -:it 11. 1 1. it-oi A iii'-- ul tht .-Ximjr alirl lffli.l lv1lii,Ldl'itltl' 1. .x it. . . . v .UW .X l ziftt-i' two j.'t-airs o wiviw hf' ul- - P? ' df-ll f0ll05I' i x i , - i..,. is Q . apt-:i :: i l-- -. We made enough t us two years but unate enough to come commented Coach after the Warriors ll Highs first 59 by upendmg the gh Rocke P dium on Both team ny mistalt med to be decisive bles with the ball to rriors on four s Hall win the pped in their ich started t last. year ne of the price d to pay for th Mitchell Mite ly be out of play' eks because f ulder which he was tackled harc Larry Hoyt he first Catholic a 48 yard push l and set the Warriors up 00k0tS I 5 In 59 Conference Opener Fm H0019 ombining offensive mistakes a ot of top flight football the Hot Springs Tro-1 the Hall Warriors resorted power to make their Big Nine appearance a vic Hot Springs on Sept touchdown came second period when flipped a 44 yard the end Bill Dickey the score Penalies the hard hitting Tro the Warriors offensive the first half offensive drive was times by the big held Hot Springs st downs with only three quarters did the Troyans The first in the first period a fumble deep This was stop Bird intercepted a on his own 13 The next up when midway quarter the Trojans kept up a constant drive but this ar' TD drive which was cll Svrmt Wm' Seve sitt DICKEY sen Of E H311 30 nd t in the seco qua Penalties h Knellys kick was good. i e second fumble halted d march at the Hall rriors fought back with d drive which was McKnellys field ket 12 with only till the half. A ter the half ched on the field strength and on koff right half nd galloped on a return which Warrior 35. Six rles Daniel only Catholic High Wortsmiths extr V. blocked. te in the third ' . rriors rallied once x Dietz slashed tl kle and galloped on chdown sprint. Mclf ion try was good. heater Swrthz wa und gainer for chalking 133 rushing yards m Hinkle, i ing his first ga as a quar- ack, did an excel job in all iods. His play s sparked ughout with e ive passing a good rushing e. The line plied enough time for him to k his fakes efficiently. e Warriors march on Hot whe h eft 3 yard ,fs con- e leadingi urt Hall greatly with yards with 9 set- Warrior fumbles throughout the play. the Injuns moved the offensive attack lead Alex Dietz and The Trojan de- with the fer- backers Vic Kemp Raymond Hughes. Containing Hot Springs run- ning game well for three quarters with the Trojans passing the ball with no completions and one in- .rception interior lineman Bird wb Jones and Nicky Avants brac- backs. ,ers Lvauls Tiiht- 's third I'-:ir of Hall I W' It . al ' s are turned on fi' s' f. 'e wot it' 1 i L1'L' o Q i it-1 co: E , f,ftia'l1 liziy Pete '. ch Peters came to Hull w aa bat-kgr-.iuntl of experience. H vas assistant coach three y' it North Little ltock, two y 'cad coach at NLR and three years as assistant coach at Little Rock' Central. Peters played one and a hnlfi years at Arkansas Tech, from ed the stiff middle only a few E later periods The Warnors had but were halted in a clipping penalt marked off an' clipping which x its 12 on a r K off tackle yards buf went covery wen and Joe Two six yards fired a quick was deflected terecepted The onl their 18 in 11 aroun plays lat wobbly and Che the arm 15 yard motion erously play t aide and th le passed a h e down the ce z pulled in out wo HS players for to the 49 A rash o ies were salted gen ghout this section of g their way to the HS 39 the Warxioi on 8 penalty BOB JONES Sen or T by Nladely n NI ld Friday night Oct .3 of the biggest nigh rt entue school year of the homeco ill be the Iirs f Hall High 1 and m Warriors Wlll rizzlies in a mn A large ana team s to goin in on cheer the W Among the a me will be th d the crov. ning en who vsill h the football t ms Also there ts The Quee ll be escorte he Senior Cla officers of th mg ceremome JY the Kachin omecommg dance by the Cheer O Kees ter the game in the mnasium called their fav osorzoe wvmr Jun of E out from caught 3 . with Dickey going down and the left end the pass on loped on over for 6:15 left in the McKnellys con good. W0 light :ere an e Alex yards. called in Storthz in the late stages of The winning of the Waniors an army' l'e came a k one more year at Tech. ' went to the University 4 1 msn :ini played two year We are proud to have h us as head coach. Next week Coach Keop be featured. 1 Hogs Scalp Worrio I4-0 ln Hard Gam' . Using Highly touteo ime on October 9 H051 tallies Edwarde only offensive threat Warriors line couldnt The Porker win han first defeat of the Sea :three-game winning s - arkana now ha - result of their victory. ,A 91-y'ird gallop y farly in the first quar ie Po.ker's first scor Q 'ound end and flashi all safety men the p 'oke away after the fled UD iIli0 ll goal-lin isnt. Charles Jacob ps ion. The other 4 the Hogs made rttr 83-yard march in an hdwardes '. lambs extra oi .ie tables might ned for thc Warrio - en for a Hall fum izorbnck six-inch li 0PP9d pass in the idway in the second farriors marched to th ard line. Chester Stor 1 hand-off and after recovery the offensive unback halted Dl'iVihg to the .- 1 f . Mike Edwardes to their full ad--17' QB ,Tim .Hinkle vantage, the Texarkana Razor-. George H539 in the CD 4 I all Scalp H ll 5 k T ' 7 0 Warriors T V Q , X u ' I ' . i YI . lt I - I - I v g . . 7 - ' ' , . by . . 1 i ' ' ' ts, 17- .7 at - , - . ' ' 2 ' ' ' g ' . S in . . x, ' P- . : . 'es ' vm-.. . , , ' - I ' :gt ' - . - . , ' - ' ' 1 - st F- , I . - injury of their ir 5 . '. second q ,A gi, 2 13 .3 ed Lid? from eac 0 . . . 1 3 U R ' I H l . , - , . . l - . , 2 . l . U ' . D - v I I ' ' I l Q I l Q r . 1 4 q i65 15 8 I 'ny . I Q,-L, es a 1 1 . , O! ' Q x ' b d V Th ' , 1 cl Y I i I so ' ' ' A f ' N . ' X L . l b C S ' i u I K , P l thi yt Inch ll 1 1 ' ill i l exe i the H' i ll t, Laf Vi lltl 1 l L U l t t you tht l id ui ill t TS 'nga next game while the - - , : . 4 backs romped over the Hall War-3 W e Q Pro-leftlle to- eo tuff mg ' GI'I'l0l'S At h llsing Highly-touted fullback g Mike Edwardes to their full ad vantage, the Texarkana Razor yar marc a 1-- H :I . -1 was 'ra .wi .- Warnors fought back with a 78-1-101 5E1 Deg-ado QB yard drive which was Capped rolled to left with onl with McKnellys field goal at the remaining Finding h Rocket 12 with only 12 seconds In the end zone he hu Keopple is ue's feature on the coar'hi,ng 'hacks romped over the Hall YVar 0 In a Porker home l 'ne on Oc-iober Z. Scorinff ot It l-cwaxdcs was the it tl itat that the big U1 llllll t contain n nanded Hall ILQ season after a streak Tex l record a oath Keoopple ld. isketb-Ill --'wi it I-' . raduu. .ng N Fdw trdc ter upplie' Q Punnln hx f werful Pl njuns hd' six xligr Idec th rc name fourth en ll it gainf N t been lt NUI ti: i. left till the half After the half marched on the field ed strength and on kickoff right half Brand galloped off return vs the Warrior Charles the only C gan Wortsm was blocked Late in Vvarriors Alex I tackle to ichi f versio Che gioun www I up13'l fi playing! terback I periods throughou and a good supplied en work his fal The Vlfarr ig ga time ay was effetti Fflcien mar ass straight into t Halls Richard Massie raced out of the end umped down on the C mal buzzer echoed th 'uado stadium, ut all over for the Warn a 16 10 done s had don story and that eted Champion r of Big N1 of the Warner Jun iecovene in strategic fi all recoveries 6 26 and 4 n Tommy M the second pe of one Hall xy Davidson I its first pom npr a successful fuel Z3 Larly in the ti the Warriors go ackle James Turner at fumble on the El ometh LII '03 at lkiach Keopple is Ill '-I -fwfr li 2 hletirs init hc- Fflfffr' I 'l1l. L vert- very gm I, - , rs: Q' if re 1. c l'l' :LIP I ' ' ll on the me and lh the end zone second period the n 'arched to the Hof., twl 1 RICHARD SMITH, Junior 5 fhestei' Storthz bobbled a after 1 Poikcr LARRY POLK, Junior B fi' I- - fnike- will he . , . - 1 , hailed. Driving in 0 I,11zU1'p3q'k If Wir . X T, Tim llinkle found end iYTmm'erT6mn'-nnsmve-' mire Wyatt in the Ul'l'ZU'l0 frm S but we V Wifi a projectile to XVyatt,hut, hi t us two year, ipi ings next Rockets take imden took only two p back Chestel Storthz armg, he came back and playedqflmt Hall Score wif? one m re year at Tech Then heithe half McKnel ment to the BUZZY MNAIR JWNOVHB nother break came .ms 19 ind plh lll'llll.8S left till ha Wt are pxoutl to have him with fumble on the Cat 47 l Tommy McKnelly WMI i nil field goal with fonds remaining, The Xiariiois led us as head code Next Qtek C be featured 'tunate enough to come ou 'F , UP W , I' F: I , . .- t ' , The 'lrojun was 10 3 , commented Coach Ray 4 'Nm' Loppx xmlmy -s after the Warriors suppli, ---A-l -' V. . if ' , 'I .- ll High's first ' 9 4 year of HBH High dal-I uhlfh h . , o only ifirst n by upending tl gh Rockets, 1 - , adium on September Both teams expecte ny mistakes but 1 med to be plagued decisive errors -.. f. ixw.d..,,,, s are turned onxthe 'We would like to, Chiekn C u the head coach lay Peters canfe to Hall nd of experience. nt cbach thfetf blg Tim Hmkle recov it fumble on the o illback Jim M1 left tackle and there Storthz on l over for the fl l 1 left in h lclxntlly wio ha 1 tb chu when mbles with Catholif bs Littlelyocls two th ball 10 he ' I' xch at NI and arriors on four occ s. ' Hall win, the pped in their wi' ich started aft t last year. sis ant coach at ra one and a half sms Tech from ph! pc Jump oxfens x ln th kept up iush w r Bill xtia point try a d two The sco e ame entere crucial period 0 'Dorado s only mme after a 5 came when One of the d to pay for f e injury of th Mitchell. M' ly be out of pl. eks because ' oulder which he was tackled hart , Larry Hoyt. The first Catholi d a 48-yard pus and set the Wan. .yard TD drive which was cli- xe with Jim Mite 'ly ruilbacir kfte 1X years in the ,i .4 'ensue mistakes up fl ght football Hot Qpxings Tie .1 airiozs resorted o make their ance a vic gs on bept will prob- about six dislocated I 'ned after the CH ble stop-, e Rock- !4 'np for a - I ' - V, U 5 .f-own came period when QB Tim Hinkle flipped a 44-yard TD pass to the end Bill Dickey hell's three l , who tallied the score. Penalies, with minutes I the PA go proved fatal a Injun 32 Yhlth 1 and two com the Cats kno the ole on e y with 9 et fumbles the play At t moved the ball wi tack lead -X ietz and Ches rojan de fens the fer ocity c Kemp and Rm mond Hughes L ntaxmng, Hot Springs run I out ning game well for three quarters! h backs were Wai rior Interception ory with the Cha . , . . . . . - ' 1 A . - - . . . I vi lil- , ' if 1 , l . H b h ' ' 'llVs. Ii' '.' Q i Si.. ' .2 'H 1 ' r ' 1 . . f U ' . , . ' ' V - ' .. .Y v . 1 AV '. -,GA ' l . . .1 , , - i sin at: 3- ' v. u ' U M I L ' . '1 l 4 ' r v ' d 1 I '- s ' f. , ' N ' L - ' , v - X . ' IR I 4. L f t .. N I , II ig j Iui' r . It IX I I . 'i X ' . ' it 6 It Q ' . .. li i 2 'YL' , V L ' . ' ' I .' .1 ,. . ' . L , Y ' ' , V dt 2 1 fi- , A, 1 r E ,rd . v' ef' 'L v 'N' I - lc va s ' , U . if I if - '. ' Q ' i - ' Y - ' nc ' . . ' ' ,I ' . , . . j,, ' ll ll ' 7 ' . fs e il I ' , th ff hl 1 ll l L 1 3 8. l QQ 1 LXK lm NSI pt IIC 11 1 1 I A'--wwhn 3 :Qty-M 'a,L,kM, . f ,i it wllliit sl- ' ig, , , - ' 5 ill ,g 1 ' r ' ,. I ' 5 . I I wi I I 1 , Y .I A ' A - A i ' nd ' 1 ' I . .. ' . W ' ' ' ' HH vffilvh- e offensivethroat was 43, , ' BILL MOORE, Junior HB im Hinkle pounced I xtLXLLklclLl1ll Q1 5 1 J A . . . I . mlilicl ti 1 QB Y t X I Y ' , ii xt K ' ' 1 'L . K 'hh ' W 'z ' ' ' ' 5 1 A I ' ' ' ' - ' 1 I . . A' 2 'Q 3 F' 7 'int kr ll ithin hi po .I QV- - V I' ', YQ Y we 64 1 6 2 'S . L 5 I, 2 I -s X ' I . . , hr ' ff- 4 G 'I ' ' ' Q 7 ,s , V ' . ' . 5 .X , , Q fi i XL V ' . li I I H lf to I t , e at V' Y A , ' l' Qin l ' ' A ' 'I I A .Q U , v .d 8 1. ., ' 9 X h I ez . T' ,li 'A - , , H - ' -. S s t A '- ' I fe 5 ' . 1 IS RQ -k L fl . e k , ' y N -1 - ' i ' X ' I 5, as q .7 . A1 L. ' , X .. ' ' ' ' . . . th V . . I . -I ' Tl ' ' ' QE! + - : ' IES -ly , 5 - 1 I I ' ' Iv, h I ' '. I li 2 It 1 r X' Q vc . 1 - - th l , . , oi Htl Q' . 1 . imf' 'Ie ' 1 -f ' , 'TV Q X t' V. A ' . - 1 by 1' ' 4 10 l ' 1 ' Q ' V . ' Q. 4 W . - - K f ' .. .t ' ' . . Th 10 .s 1 . Yr , - ' . , i - - i - - ' ' 'M ' I ' 5 , ,, -f -.. 1 .- ,cs A.- :.. 1-1.-.sein in ' . A d , . I rd sprint with seven minutes 1. :.. nm em-nnrl nnarter. Tcmiifumbles and the hard hitting Tro with the Troians passing the ball I thick U1 the wr at t Hmm laei' th I period, the li' I I ll YI' ' ' ' in llatapults Them 'lo First Place . r all 'lak -Col' Bes Big rolled defeat record th a the game 9 alfback Redskins was a tally Warriors toe the Wi the his 3AA J victim over the played in rain -mf' wwf' for the Warriors as he car-A over three tallies and made rushing yards. QB Tim Hinkle Tommy Ryan stomped for the Redskin points. The Hall Ores were made in every period play and the only Red Devil lly came late in the third quar- l'. Tom McKnelly made four con- rsions and his brother, Phil fail- to make the point after in the' urth period. - UBI' smart rushing: his p.illed the: ers, out of a few liard spot:4.f lton will find it hard goin: on' l'l-ivy Day as he fares tlir- lsrist- 3 g llall defensive. l 'ary Robinson, Jerry Knowles. John Blefarty. the other hack- ld woikhorses for the Tiuers l also find difficulty in getting 'ougrh the strong VVarrior lini-,N n the line, the Bengals have. no good inaterial in liarry liuin i SS lioneu. l'harles lli-dd. Tftml g, and Fred Wortliinirltfn- with nty of reserves hut they willi hard blocking: to ewri'al the ghty defensive play which the 'uns use. Personally. we pick ilae War- rs to win by 11 wide inargin t only time will tell. You can sure of one thing. when Thanks- l 'ing' rolls around there is going: be plenty of bone-crushing' tball and this year the Injunsl Alex Dietz w UM TUCKER, 5 Jim Bolt march witl W V 'ln Warrior Vicfories f Conference play for the Warriors, game and the Warriors through as t h e y- nother Redskin win K 21 them into the Bi i alone with a first-half touch- s with thierdriv- thier lzristling Bruins scoreless! period when FL! offensive marchl l-rick recovery to UD Irst quarierkthe their first, tally WlcKnelly inter- pass on his Zia until he was FS 40. Cheser the drive with a y after five hard- which gained 34 eepted a a nd Storthz ix-yard fought yards. Forced to punt out deep in their Junior E tory in the second period. tne nairiors retained possession of the hall on the Hall 37 when Richard Massie recovered a FS fumhle. Four plays late' sie took a handoff and f' jectile to end Bill Di five who carried over, Hall score. MeKnelly was good. Several plays after kickoff, Fort Smit-5 Q Ridenourw ' his reeiev i 5:- 'f--a- l d the fighting lnjuns are setting' many precedents for future teamsl follow. One of the all-important' is the winning of the Home-l the For-t Smith or-all a clash which notl Lmemen Pay Big Po Usua'l3. s victorious. all 'ir fwefii' ff Hoes to oday, however' the War Nthoog lining th take a look at them from 4- At rifgh i. junior, Georm- X'v'j'a.t. Xfi start at f . Bucky has lnossoiiwi 1 ng with Vhatt 1 Jicliard ho lm known for ri ' rd hitti turned 1 intcrc t ii ir scalp t -.iioix N offensive otlitr jun real s x e He Q defen bin' .. o defense w tackle slot. lloli of tl4 f'rt1s..i T. on the Nlo -. played l An zict'-Qt.. this ye I if ' punts and -Xt Cl Not only :rf lin' ai offensiv Tontniv The iii.- one of am VK ith he has 1 has miss- if j ' '. r three FC' - 'avid Bird. l'ziv 21' wr on iii:- tallies np. liird ,g gun coming' thiougn ini- l n the left t , Jim Turner. .lint has Own thii 1 fine footliazl p lirutal blocks o taekles nw N'-fe Jlm a mu WCHAQD MASSIE, semi oe 'wh' . . LaSt. bu. . another seitior. lii Hill has lieen the favorite target for the ilall quarter year. Bill eauglit a -11 yard toss from 'l'nn llinlaln in Springs gianie and churned his way winning' 'l'lf. In the Fmt Smith tussle to ttlie IIS :Jimi , liill iialilit-il :i ilicliard Blassie to provide one of the winning' tallifs. Thus, th' reader sees the importance student hrlv, realize that liall has si state. We are pi . id of our boys. of 531-ml lll'f 'l 'ti inn- ot the lies? lint-i Reporls On Tigers ietieated . l Way- -H15 I H h fiat-rs will have to by Rlfhffi G stionr. statiin-li effort and the -Q. llze ldv' ln-inns froin l ilu' ,Way 2 N. im Hall rim f'fr+f-:ef-fi 1'+-inns s X4 h ppt In f bllilhl XVI' Iltl ln- riflt' tv At the 'Q' ' A M , , X., Warriors J X 2 The XY: 4 85 yard it kickoff a hall' the stopped t one of th Hungry t eouldn't b five. With ,, U, UI' tp,..t. im,-,g, 'liiigeis have liven sloxvl ti lf,-H. ly llfililg downhill on l eliltlmed nit. xx'1l1'l'liIl'4, five me fit-fem-iw 2 ii.:eis hav ieeriidi w--ailiei. This 4 ' 'llt'X11 li1Ul2l 111113 ll v,, vp, in tln- Voiiferein-e and li i fu-ling: of revergi- NIM' l'l115'- fl WVf l'Y Wi ' '1 A' sf-:iwfv in gi Un tim,-1,1 pimp ladut-ah. Kentucky Tie' Woret ,-cw,-,1 thu. which have downed t In 1, VNU-5 xx-ith A 3-ig are l-'ort Smith. Nort mek, lil IM-r:idi+. in th .wide and I An Onsidt fht. only ppmllu. that and out of tlte tliizft Smith on the hm-P lpft U, muki. H flleinpliis Central squat bi' l' I MARK SPRAD'-EY 5C 'i0f QB mr themselves is to heat ll' l'U'Ul LYIYUH Iii-' 'izzies recovered tm. ... on - . . r . .. - 1. , U' Q . 1 fi- .. 1. . -L 1. 1 , lNilt'll tt-1.1.11 tl,. 1l,, the Hall 49. Mai-ching to the nan 'fi clinic. UTWQ' at ll 1' ' 2 ' 18, the Bruins were finallv halted iimw' Bglmi. lneugaiile for aiu' HN .W ornors Dump Tigers Final S ds, I6-l3 4 6 Recor :gals Worst n 6' Years 10 I K 1 I N lx uh Q J-.QA 5111 l ll 11N ' im I d UNIX ' 11 l me ll 1 Nm ull XX nun l xx lux s 1 N 0 1 lLllTlbl Mllllll V, 11, l l xlfn IRR 1 '11 t l 1 IH n mm 1 :hug l l L ll 1 SNL! 0 l X 1 J ll 'V lll4' t N 0 L PII L, 1 'Q HKD ll L 1 Inu IN mm 1 tl the 1' mc mx the ne L Chestu Nlirlll 1 up 1 px U nl 1 I ll f s N x Ut W lill CUNXLI 1 ck xt the lands Null not et ed IX Robmxon 'wok Hall Ili 1 L1 1 L 711 L ll N X ntl ll I UH ull I l in ll llll lx tl hrnrd rm. maunmg. m 1 te my 'Gnd Managers Carried Big Load Time out on the f War- riors all drop to 0 moxe then helmu the little man x Looks easx doeen yourself tho 4 ma ' . I re, mee 7' :ter u work hard bl X T ll Hollis decisive block which possible tackler on gua ber both Hall TDs To made perfect convers later proved to be the ning points. The two Wildeat 'seo were setup by the Injun fumbles The flr ly came when Alex De the openmg kickoff o 1 After 14 xugged pla ed wxth a short ru s The flrst play 0 uarter produced th after Larry Polk h ujun 15 Don Capl hdown and both were crushed, onc Yarrlors whu Qmas try and the las cked when the con 9 blocked stlff mnddle wh few break thro perxods ITS WUI Warrxor-1 had 8 were halted xn thel UTM YO ppmg penalty and the flel ked off another 15 mth the mate U1-Zh 9 lpmg whxch pushed U vztal to the te 12 on a punt retu it tackle StorthL w lf nth lu ut uh X Om, is tguiloftungilliigjn ru 1 'Q 3 tau I ery of the Trojans J HNNY P 'OU f4-N Q L T S m mph JOHNNY JONES Jemof IW fll xx Lkcml lt 1 x 1 F, of L l N ec ul lx N txmc f r fnlw me mmm U 1 1 U L l mst on L 1 em 111 L mnnmg U U 1+ le orlll l Llc Jilw 4 1 4 g oruntu I hlmq grouxulw I see the T ruuglmut he Kimi l A ur flooded the fleld and thc nr Q '18 YN lifll llrlll 1 of c zu m xrclx c 1 'mod grulnou mx lu B115 A rcclml 1 I V Jlllll e thxt he outa t m lt nm :dex 1 L T11 4 X num OV. 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' ,:o- ' ,z ' 1 B x and Joe Pender wo rushmg plays ,xx yards and then t und a qulck slant ln ras deflected ln the uuepted by Blrd The only Hall tally lxelr 18 xn the early s Lcond quarter Dletz 1 around the left sid lays later Hmkle pas .obbly projectxle down md Chet btorthz pulle he arms. of two HS pl LD yard gam to the 49 notlon penaltles were rouslw thxoughout thx play I' xghtmg their wa SQ the Warmers were n 1 pcnxltv to e alled thelr favorlte tra Uxekey gomg down an the left end posltxon the pass on the 15 an loped on over for the 6 15 left ln the first 'N!cKnelIys converslo good Offensnely the lxhts were on half b Nlewton quarterback and fullback Tommy H The leadmg Hall -Xlex Dietz who chal yards When he w alled m Illegal motlo Storthz gamed consxs m the late stages of pl The wmnmg of thas the Warnors an undefe 4 Ox 1959 btq nl WARRIORS T7, ROCKETS 6 Quigley Stadium was the launching pad for the '59 football schedule. September ll, the War- riors started on the right foot as the Catholic High Rockets fizzled to the tune of l7-6. Alex Dietz and Jim Mitchell provided the two Hall TD's with Tom McKnelly adding a field goal and two extra points. The Iniun drives were sparked by the ball handling of Tim Hinkle and the flashing speed of Chet Storthz. Charles Daniel streaked to paydirt for the only Rocket tally. 202 INJUNS 7, TROJANS O Hall moved to the Spa town to hand the Tro- ians a 7-O trouncing. Penalties and offensive mis- takes gave the Hall defense all they could handler Alex Dietz and Chet Storthz led the offense with most of the rushing yardage. The decisive touchdown came when quarterback Tim Hinkle pitched a 44-yard trap pass to end Bill Dickey. Tom McKnelly kept his record unmarred by add- ing the point after touchdown. Jfwdfvijm ne WL. .aiih ions HALL 111, WILDCATS T2 September 25 found the Warriors knee deep in water at the North Little Rock Wildcat Stadium. ln the driving rain, the lniuns took advantage of a couple of good breaks to hand the Wildcats a T4-l 2 defeat. Warrior halfback Alex Dietz took a Cat kick- off and splashed by the defense for the first War- rior tally. Alert David Bird provided the second TD, crashing through the Cat lineto block a punt. Picking up the loose ball, Bird charged across the goal for the final score, The magic toe of Tommy McKnelly made the two PAT's to provide the win- ning points. P WARRIORS O, TEXARKANA 13 The Warriors' only taste of defeat came from the Texarkana Razorbacks who downed the Tribe 13-O, in a Porker home game. A pair of bobbles by the Hall team was the decisive factor in the game. A fumble on the six- inch line and a dropped pass in the end zone struck the Warriors like lightning. Fullback Mike Edwards was the Hog work- horse as he provided both touchdowns for Texar- kana. Charles Jacob made one good conversion, which finished out the Razorback scoring spree. 203 in Warrior halfback Chet Storthz romps over nght guard nn the Thanksgnvnng Day game wuth Cen ra Coach Ray Peters polnts out the 1959 football trall of Warnor vac tones Notice the boxed In Texar kana game WARRIORS 21 CHICKS O Halls Warrlors once again were on the vnc tory traul as they tromped the Blythevnlle Chucks 21 O The wan came at a home game October 9 Three Warnor backs Chet Storthz Jnm Mntch ell and Tum Hlnkle were the bug guns for the nnght Each scored a TD ln thetr nnghts effort Guard Davnd Bnrd blocked a Chuck punt hns second for the season whuch set up one of the touchdowns Tom McKnelly had a perfect nught makung three conversnons of three attempts HALL 3 PINE BLUFF O The bug toe of Tom McKneIly became a real offensuve weapon for the Warriors as they beat the Pune Bluff Zebras 3 O In a rough tough con ference tnlt Wuth I 27 left nn the last pernod fourth down and one Coach Ray Peters sent McKnelly an Calm ly Tommy booted the plgskln through the up rnghts from the I5 That was ut' The Warraors were successful IU stoppung the bug throwing arm of Zebra QB Gordon Guest The wsn boosted the Hall team to fxrst place an the conference ' . 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' . . - I - I I - . 1 ' I . . . . , - - . . 1 - , 1 I . . - 1 JIM VINES GRIFF KEYS Soph mam 11,10 MW zffazgnfifffxizi fab pfwag, df? 1 W RTN L CHARLES JONES J STEVE BUCHANAN soph G CLYDE CAMPBELL Soph 205 I' if 1 fb R. - V Van 1 K I lg, 91.1 47 f Jr L , fy - ' v 'Lk 'X ' J N ' x J , V V 141 W A E ,vm 'ff 'U' Lf 1 L, mf f M ' L L A rx V A ,ff 'Jw I , 1 Vp ru S L ' L L ' ,L M ,M buy 'Nl L TOMMY DANCE Sophomore G BUDDY THOMAS Jumor Q PHIL McKNELLY Sophomore C ywuj JQHN FENDLEY Jumo, 5 LLOYD JOHNSON Sophomore T 206 KEITH WILLIAMS Jun or E BRUCE COLCLASURE Junnor HALL 9 BENTON 7 It took a fleld goal and a touchdown for the Hall grudders to overcome a tough Benton Pan ther team 9 7 Flashlng Chet Storthz blasted unto the end after fanled The Panthers fought back and after a touchdown and converslon were In front 76 Thus once agarn the weught of the game fell on the shoulders of Tommy The Toe McKnelly Calmly Tommy booted a perfect fneld goal to gave the Warriors their seventh wm of the season WARRIORS 21 BRUINS 13 In thenr first homecoming game the Hall War rlors blasted the tough Fort Smnth Gruzzlues 21 13 The wln pushed them to positron number one In the Bug Nlne put the Warriors ahead 21 O at halftnme McKnelly intercepted a FS pass and put the ball In Bruin terrntory Storthz took It over on a sux yard drlve for the flrst tally Massle fired a pass to Bill Duck ey who chugged nn for the second End Richard Smuth pncked off a Bear pass and romped un for the thlrd The Brums used some tough offense to pro vlde thenr furst TD and an onsnde kuck for theur second I , I ' , ' T zone to put the Warriors in front 6-O. The point SIVOVTQ running and exfellenf def'-WSIVE PlaY INJUNS 34, RED DEVILS 6 The Jacksonville Red Devils, a 3AA team, didn't hold a candle to the tough, brawny Warriors from Hall. They took a 34-6 tromping in the rain and slosh at Quigley Stadium, November I3. Halfback Alex Dietz was the big ground gain- er for the Inluns as he finished the night with three touchdowns and I73 rushing yards Tim Hinkle and Tommy Ryan provided the other two TDs Tommy McKnelly blasted four perfect con versions The only Red Devil score came late in the third period HALL I6 EL DORADO IO The big game in the Warriors quest for the Big Nine title came on a Friday night November 20 against the El Dorado Wildcats Halfback Chester Storthz carried the pigskin over for the first Warrior score after a recovery on the El Dorado six McKnelly converted The sec ond lnlun tally came on a Tommy McKnelly field goal from 28 yards out QB Tim Hinkle lumped on a Cat fumble on the second half kickoff Storthz drove over for the final Hall TD Wildcat scores came on a first period field goal and a fourth period touchdown and conver sion Final score Hall I6 El Dorado IO WARRIORS I6 TIGERS I3 Thanksgiving Day November 26 found the Hall Warriors taking vengeance on the Central High Tigers in Quigley Stadium A last minute field goal gave the Warriors the game and the undis puted Big Nine championship After playing a hard nosed bone crushing game for almost four quarters the teams were tied at T313 With thirty seconds remaining in the game Tommy McKnelly booted the football through the uprights from about eight yards out Other Warrior scores came on a Chet Storthz blast from the twelve in the first period and a 20 yard sprint by fullback Jim Mitchell after the second half kickoff McKnelly converted on the first period The Central scoring pattern was paced by Gary Robinson and Gary Mobley The Fort Smith Gnzzlnes work the ball into the top post against the Warriors in an Iniun home game ll nl 3 C AW' Ronnie Shaver sacks a tree throw in the Catholic High game at the North Little Rock tournament, 5: fi ,za Buddy Thomas Bruce Colclasure and Nickey Avants purchase tickets tor the basketball ganne from Mrs Chance and Mrs Morehart 209 Wana? 'Wvwwvf J' 1 mr 3 Q KNEELING: Managers, Harry Foster, STANDING' Coach C. W, Keopple, Ronnie Slnaver, Dudley Taylor, Bruce Ray, 5 Air? 7 12 Q2-Link j fsijl 4 1 'AM-8 I' WX licpllidlj K ,-f-' lj If r-4' gf' 4f.f'?L4fl lflf f-V1 ' Q fx 'V' - ' , . .c 7 ' , rjff 1 N , V w 71,712 f , fu? fl fr lj Qw f Q fy4f'L,xLQf F 'ff-1'Vi Dickey, Wayland Holyfield, Johnny 1959460 warrior nn if xl.. SB Cari Kaufman, Ronnie Roberrson. Bob Gilbert, Lewis Grounds, David Cone, Jim Vines, Tom McKnelly, Bill Jones, Tim Hogan, Coach Gene Hooks. basketball team Q Y Nus- ri my an QF KNEELING: Managers, Harry Foster, Carl Kaufman, Ronnie Robertson. STANDING: Coach C. W. Keopple, Buzzy McNair, John Fendley, Bert Chafin, Wayne Newton, Jim Rvsh, Boyd Montgomery, John Elliot, Tommy Ryan, Phil McKnelly, Cris Polychron, Kenny Covington, Coach Gene Hooks. warrior nb team 2l2 Up, up, and in. The Warriors sack another free throw against the Subi- aco Trojans. Center Jnm Vnnes goes up wnth the Sublaco center on the opening lump of the Warnor home game Dec Dec ec Dec an an BFI an BD 9lO THE 1959 60 WARRIOR CAGE SCHEDULE Benton there Benton here Four team fest at N L R Texarkana there Hot Spnngs there El Dorado here Ft Smsth here Sherndan there Blvthevnlle there an an an 9 9 e e e e Mar Central Sherndan Pune Bluff Texarkana N L R Blythevulle Fort Smuth Central Pune Bluff El Dorado here there there here there here there there here there .3 J .22 .4 J .26 ' D . - . J .30 ' ... Fb.2 .15 Fb.5 ... Dec.l8 N.L.R. here Feb.9 Hot Springs here J ,7 ' Fb.18 ' J .8 F b.l9 ' J .12 . ' F b. 23 J .15 ' F b.27 ' J '19 ' .l 5 v - PF Q . Ig 1 aw ' . J :Q ,J 4 4 . F . If , .4 ' 9 4 , fl? f 1 Arif. X . 'fha' - 5 ff f fi. 1. ,V--r v- 7 4-. 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Q0W XLVRQNCQE Southern Equitable LIFE INSURANCE COIVIPANY Une of Arkansas' Most Proffressive Business Institutions LOWELL E CRUSE PRESIDENT HOME OFFICE LITTLE ROCK WHITFIELD JEWELERS DIAMONDS Graduation Gutts Watches uallty Jewelry Compliments 58:3 KAVANAUGH Mo 66651 Forest Heights Shopping Center MR AND MRS WORTHEN BANK AND TRUST K B LEVINE COMPANY Since I887 THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS M Ott ce Pla Ott ce Ma ha a ct Un MO 3 4863 South est Ott ce 3924 W 65th St LO 5 6952 Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP of ain i 4OI Main St. FR 4-4392 za i rIc m n iversity - w I - . . - Mr James Guy Tucker Mrs James Guy Tucker Mrs W Dewey Thompson Michelle Cmdy Young Homeroom 209 Jerry Forres+er Homeroom l02 Eggplanls Mrs C C McKnnney Tommy Prnce Ronme Rober+son Jlmmy Ralph Mrs C M Kaufman Mass Mmnue Lee Mayhan an Mrs Norwood M L WARRIOR BOOSTERS Jones an an an Mr an Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Pe+e Hoover Linda Colluns J L McKnelly Myron Lasker E B Madden EdwardO Manees Tommy Harris Mr Chesler Lowe Arkansas Supply Inc Cliff Calderwood Riverdale Golf Shop Donnle Dnelz Pa+ Cavmess Jummy Holley John E Bux+on Mr W S Mrlchell Mrs W S MIlCh8ll Carolyn Hall Ron C Alexander Jr Ted R Rogers Mrs Jack Robinson Drew H Lander O K Jones Jane Ferrlll Mrs Harry M Crowe Mr. d . . . l Mr. d . . . . n u . Mr. d . I U t Mr. d . . . - . d . . . 0 . I Ru+h Owens Mr and Mrs E L Lewlg Journalism Deparfmenl' Sandra Murphee George C Wya'I'+ Mr W R Smllh John Tedford Ashley Cockrnll Jam Pence A Friend Mrs John Bale Mr Davud T Dober Roberl' Lawrence Mrs J A S+auffer Mr and Mrs Gordon N Wulson Mrs Anme Lange Fredrlcks School of Dance Tenark Record Sales Mrs S+anley Crawford Mr and Mrs L E Cruse Mr and Mrs John P Orahood Len Spllzer L S Dunway J Michael Barrier Kachmas Helen Romme Dr and Mrs lrvnng J Spdzberg Mrs C E Holder Mr and Mrs Marvm Wesson Mrs L C Henderson Wenonah Thompson Mrs Ralph Davns Mr and Mrs C F Bar'rhe+ Mr and Mrs Ralph Brudges Mr Wlse Swepslon Mrs Wlse Swepslon A Friend Bull Schwarz Don Jones Mrs Willoughby Smuih Warren Hm+on Sandra H1n+on ITII AIWI IIISTI IFIINIISIII lI'III1IE II S413 IIIDQD L TO THE YOUNG LADY GRADUATE Today, a girl owes it to herself to know the advantages of a white collarv career before she decides about her future. She may choose from a wide variety of positions, and enjoy fascinating work in her own home town, or in another city. Business is growing so fast that there is a nation-wide shortage of skilled workers. Em lo ers com ete amon themselves to offer the business-trained P Y P 8 'oun woman the hi hest salar , the most leasant workin conditions, 5 8 S Y P S and the best o ortunities for romotion. PP P Among the 446 occupations for women listed in the 1950 census, that of stenographer, secretary or typist comes first by a wide margin, with 1,501,090 employed. TO THE YOUNG MAN GRADUATE To help you understand the exciting opportunities and rewards which await the young man who enters business today, we remind you- As a business man, you can choose any field which interests you- manufacturing, merchandising, publishing, banking, transportation-any field at all. You can work for General Motors, for the government, or set yourself up in business. Business men as a group earn the highest incomes in the country. They often travel widely, and frequently enjoy the finest homes, cars, and social standing in their communities. It is estimated that 60f'i of all employed men are engaged in business in some form. For example, the U. S. Census fl950j lists 320,799 male accountants, 2,042,229 salesmen and sales clerks, and 4,340,687 managers, officials, and proprietors. There has never before been a time in American History whe school graduates technically trained tor service in business, is today. It business appeals to you as a desirable vocation. ot Business tor tree book, Train For Business. Don't Skimp The following quotation from CHANGING TIMES, the Kip- linger Magazine, makes this clear: Right now there are probably as many as a million office jobs going begging for lack of appli- cants. In the next few years the need will grow even stronger. Don't skimp on your school- ing. Unless you are a high school or business school grad- uate, many companies will not hire you even for beginning jobs -or if they do take you out of necessity, they may be slow to promote you later. Outlook tor the Future The 1957 Occupational Out- look Handbook , published by the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, states: A shortage of qualified ae- eountants is due to a rising de- mand for accountants to assist management in idly expanding tions. controlling rap- business opera- The demand continue to be is expected to strong for the remainder of the decade and during the early 1960's. n 'there was greater demand tor high industry, and government than there visit, write, or phone Draughon School IDIIQAIIJCE IIQDN scnootofsusuness RADIO, ACCOUNTING. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. 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