LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The year was 1957, a time when the Little Rock School District started pushing racial inclusion, soon building a school that nearly 700 students flocked to. Stacy Sells, a Little Rock native, says she recalls that time in her life and the school she attended.
“Hall High School, I’ve always told my daughters, was the high school you wanted to be at,” Sells said.
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The glory days of Hall High are still talked about and remembered by those who walked its halls, like Sells.
“That legacy is right up here; you can go back into a yearbook and be reminded of some of those things and some of those people and some of those teachers,” Sells said…