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

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The Inkwell Creative Writing The Inkwell staff worked very hard to produce a literary magazine representa- tive of the school. Mrs. Sue Maddison lsponsorl said, Although this was a much larger staff than I have worked with in years, they got along and worked great together. To raise money the staff sold Warrior T-shirts and also held a chili dinner lsupported by Wendy'sl before the Catholic game. The money was needed for publication costs. The Inkwell staff asked students to submit short stories, poetry and illustra- tions for the magazine. All worked hard to see that this Inkwell would be as excellent as in preceding years. The finished product is presented with the yearbook at the end of the year. Editors are Nila Harvey and Laurie Smith. Assistant Editor is Stacy Black- burn. Business details to discuss. Will Tisdale and Nila Harvey attempt to settle some of the numerous business matters that go into publishing a literary magazine. Uimaakxwf.. lt helps to bounce ideas around. Staffers Stacy Blackburn and Jeff Conaway exchange ideas for contributions to the Inkwell A little bit of advice helps, too. Laurie Smith seeks the counsel of Mrs. Sue Maddison, sponsor of the Inkwell. 120 A 'za X . tp-A l 99555 f .

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Newspaper Staff Loads of Talent A small group of very dedicated Hallites worked hard all year long to provide a newspaper that was informa- tive, interesting, and entertaining. The staff was kept busy with all new computer systems to do such neat things as copy corrections and setting type. The newspaper has been through many changes since last year, and the general opinion is that the new additions are an improvement. The War Whoop is longer and different in appearance and style. Sheridan Cole, senior, is the editor of the paper and says that she enjoyed her year in that position. A newspaper is very important to a school, it is hard work, but also rewarding and really fun. Creating a newspaper means selling ads, writing copy, getting interviews and coming up with pictures and new ideas. Mrs. Barbara Mulkey, sponsor, says that she is very proud of her class. For a small group, they put in many hours and accomplish a great deal. What we need are ideas. Mrs. Barbara Mulkey, advisor, and Sheridan Cole, editor, confer over plans for an upcoming issue ot the newspaper. This is greatl Belinda Burtord enters copy into the newly acquired computer type-setter which allows the newspaper staff to do much more of the work themselves. 119

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v-nil i. Collaborating on creativity. Seniors Isaac Harris and Eric Cave work on plans for the creative writing publication, the Inkwell 4 l 1 ,,,, . Contemplation goes into creativity, too. Three of the staff of the Inkwell spend some class time thinking about the effort at hand. They are Stacy Blackburn, Latrice Gray and Danny Brown. Inkwell Staff: Left to right, iBottom rowl Jill Zonone, Isaac Harris, iSecond rowl Lee Fergu- son, Stacy Blackburn, Sarah Dishongh, Laurie Smith, Eric Cave, Jeff Conawayg iThird rowj Kristie Kleinheksel, Kim Ebert, Andra McMiIIian, Nila Harvey. 121