Hall High School - Hall Light Yearbook (Spring Valley, IL)

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Standing: Dr. Norman H. Lynn, Dentistry; Ed. J. Coveny, Business; Dr. Fred H. Rathbun, Clerk, Optometry. Seated: Charles Savio, Sr., Business; Dr. E. G. Marty, Chiropractic; William J. Young, Agriculture; Ray Vogt, Industry; Dr. George E. Kirby, President, Medicine. BOARD OF EDUCATION Working in the interests of the educational needs for students of Hall Township High and Vocational School, the same members of the Board of Education have served this community for a number of years. Five committees—Finance, Building, Books, Athletics, and Fuel—have efficiently carried on the important job of school management under the leadership of the president, Dr. George E. Kirby. 1 hey are responsible for many improvements at Hall during the past. The most recent project was that of redecorating both the interior and the exterior of the buildings on campus. The educational needs of the Hall students and the community are always foremost with this group, and thej' continually do all they can to keep Hall a leader among the high schools of the country. Page ten

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Meet Little Chiefs Medicine Men Around the Council Fire of Learning, Little Chief’s Medicine Men instruct the tribe of Redmen. Combining wisdom, friendliness, and cooperation, the tribe and the leaders work for a greater Hall. Page nine

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STUDENT COUNCIL Under the guidance of Principal Sharpe and the leadership of its president, Bill Blunt, the Student Council has consistently upheld its aims and objectives through a series of projects which makes this year’s Council one of the most active since its organization four years ago. Sponsoring and distributing programs at the last three football games, serving as student guides during “Open House” at Hall, and selling basketball automobile stickers were the first three activities of the Council. Exchange assembly programs and paid assembly programs have been discussed. Committees have worked together in order to formulate a new set of rules for the awarding of Hall letters and the wearing of stripes. The selection of movies for the noon period, and the complete plans for Student Government Day were among other projects which kept members busy. The Student Council is a very important part of school life because it helps to promote good citizenship, good conduct, and cooperation between faculty and students. OFFICERS: Bill Blum, President Norman Carruthers, Vice-President Mary Jane Troglio, Secretary-Treasurer Council Members Distribute Football Programs Row One: Mr. Sharpe, Sponsor; Norman Carruthers, Mary Jane I roglio, Bill Blum. Row Two: Joseph Enrietto, Harold Levin, Boh Goetz, Franklin Mattioda. Row Three: Sheldon Kuffel, Sarah Jane Sweeney, Michael Pomatto, Ruby Dhesse, John Shimkus. Row Four: Betty Jean Mariani, Kenneth Weeks, Art Lcindecker, James Flahaut, Joan Balsavich. Page eleven