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

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BLE ODF UNTE TS Introduction Student Life Sports ClubsfAcademics People Ads Closing

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1 S -f xxx ww 1986 WARRIOR STAFF Editor Assistant Editors Business Manager Student Life t iii ists t ig i id i i e S S Sports Clubs X Academics People Head Photographer Photographers Copy Editors ' Staff Members pp ,- J K . 1 X- 2 Jennifer Caplinger Kathy Peterson Creshelle Nash Christine Cryer Talbot Ledbetter Ben Hackler John Lloyd J oannie Jacobs Mark Johnson Dean Elliott Kevin Wells Chris Steele Jacque Butler Michele Ewing Anne Holloway to tttt to t sgg to sgg g pise gp t p p A Kimberly Shannon Deuschle Jennifer Nash Karen Erren Nicole Reinhardt Lori Mabry t s esp

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I n THIS YE E LI ED Living and living well were main perrogatives here at Hall High this year. Our 1iving,didn't include only the hours between 7:55 a.m. and 2:35 p.m. There were club activities, dances and caravans af- ter hours. We had pep breakfasts, assemblies, Homecoming festivities and a parade, our Valentine belle and beau, and activities such as Orange 'N White Day to cheer on our Warrior teams. We lived through losing the victory bell to Central, and our love and support for the team didn't falter. Off campus, students also found outside activities. But we were a close-knit tribe. Where 4 there was one Warrior there were sure to be more nearby. There were parties, the ever-classic cruising, and hangouts such as the malls, movie theaters, Site and War Me- morial Stadium. This was the first year our own parking lot wasn't available. Students took trips with family or friends. Florida and skiing were at the top of some students' lists. Some of us went on a school-sponsored cruise for spring break. Others went to family lakehouses in Hot Springs or took a day trip to Conway. In town or out, the Warrior clan was alive and living, always easy to find and always having fun. .af ,- ,a