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

Page 16 text:

ST DE Every student at Hall High School has contributed to its Student Life. School involved a whole lot more than just going to class. The Warrior crowd has always been known for its tremen- dous school spirit and pride. On Friday nights during the fall students could be found at the Warrior football games. With everyone decked out in orange and white, a Warrior fan could be spotted a mile away. But games were not the only place where Warriors could be found on the week- ends. Many students had jobs of their own where they made extra money. Some students took trips up to Fayetteville or to Hot Springs to get away T LIFE for the weekend. A group of Y-Teen girls played powder puff football and came in first place in the league. The male cheerlead- ers that cheered for them also won the first place trophy. Three teams of boys from Hall played in the basketball league at the Boys Club. Many students also par- ticipated in contests that test- ed their knowledge. Hall sent a team to the Knowledge Bowl at University Mall. Students shopped, played frisbee, went to dances, out on dates, traveled, played sports, and found many other things to do while they were not in class. The Student Life at Hall was only one thing this year . . . DYNAMIC!

Page 18 text:

The 1985-86 attendance increased by 25 students Jumping from 975 last year to nearly 1,000 students This increase of students was felt by all Hall students Who found themselves pushing and shoving their way down the corrldors to get from one class to another. Private schools lost 150 former students to Hall this year. Yet, some 125 students left Hall this year, evening out the count. Heres to all 1,000 students at Hall High School.