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

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THIS YE WE GREW High school is a time when most students do a lot of growing up - both emotionally and physically. Remember the summer when the wimp next door who turned into a six-foot-tall dream? Or the freckle-faced girl wearing braces who changed into a blond-haired beauty? Besides physical growth, stu- dents also learned about facing responsibilities and working for . , , u yo 8 privileges. Not only did students begin to be treated as adults, they also realized ffinallyj that they had to act like adults. Sophomore, junior and senior classes are a never-ending cycle in high school. But this year at Hall High School, no matter which class you were in, the year was special. Because we were here, we were part of it, and it was ours. 5 B

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THIS YE WE REJOICED Whether we won or lost, stu- dents rejoiced in being a part of the Warrior clan. The entire school rejoiced through dances, parties, Homecoming activities, football games, basketball games, volleyball matches, and tennis. Everything we did, we loved doing, and rejoiced through doing it. The word rejoice held a spe- cial meaning for the seniors of 1986. In addition to participating in every WW JHWWZ activity they could get their hands on for intoj, Seniors had some very special activities they called their own. These activities had been worked toward for almost twelve years. Finally it was time to rejoice. Special events were the Prom, the Senior Banquet, scholarship and award announcements and the big- gest of all, GRADUATION. Rejoicing . . . Warrior style. WM My PM 10 yfyife ,F ,,. A J R giqtln 5 , . KJ j V vs . ,X .Fi a il 5-8 .s.. f 3