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

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FACULTY EDNA M. THOMPSON B. A. Beloit College, M. A. Columbia University, University of Wisconsin, University of Colorado. English. MRS. VIRGINIA BENDER B. A. University of Illinois, Shurt-leff College, University of Chicago. French, English. MARION ZOLPER B. E. DeKalb Northern State Teachers College, University of Colorado. Speech, English. RICHARD NESTI B. A. Lombard—Knox, University of Illinois, Northwestern, Indiana State. History, Coaching. MINNIE FENOGLIO B. S. (Education) University of Illinois, University of Illinois. History, Sociology, English. CECIL A. SHARPE B. S. (Education) Illinois State Normal University, M. A. (Education) University of Illinois. Physiography. TOP—English and Social Science. Edna M. Thompson, Richard Nesti, Mrs. Virginia Bender, Minnie Fenoglio, Marion Zolper, Cecil A. Sharpe. BOTTOM—Vocational Arts. Harrison W. Toney, John A. Roach, Virgil A. Kelly, Mrs. Joyce M. Cruzan, Marylou Navin, Secretary; Bernadine Johnson (absent). HARRISON W. TONEY B. A. Indiana State University, M. A. University of Chicago. Latin, Bookkeeping. JOHN A. ROACH B. S. Bradley Tech. Industrial Arts. VIRGIL A. KELLY B. S. Bradley Tech., University of Illinois, Wisconsin State Teachers College. Vocational Shop. MRS. JOYCE M. CRUZAN B. A. MacMurray College, University of Illinois, Illinois State Normal. Shorthand, Typing. BERNADINE JOHNSON' B. S. James Milliken University, Indiana State Normal College, Colorado State Teachers College. Home Economics. MARYLOU NAVIN Hall Township High and Vocational School. Secretary. Page fourteen

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL The most essential thing in education is CHANGE. The student who enters school with improper habits of conduct must be willing to change them for better ones. Insufficient knowledge must be changed to greater knowledge. Ideals must be raised to a higher level. The student graduating from high school should be different from the student entering, and I am not referring to weight or age. Unless there is a noticeable change in a high school graduate, he has not received an education, even though he may have received a diploma. Page thirteen

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FACULTY JEAN ANN TOMPKINS B. of Music Education, Oberlin College. English, Chorus. RICHARD A. FUNG B. of Music Education, Illinois Weslyan, M. of Music Education, Illinois Weslyan. Band, Orchestra. FLOYD F. KING B. E. Illinois State Normal. Science, Boys’ Physical Education, Coaching. TOP—Music. Jean Ann Tompkins, Richard Fling. BOTTOM—Science and Mathematics. Floyd F. King, Clair Bradley, Bertha Harper, Eileen Connolly, Mrs. Richard Fling, Rudy Novak. CLAIR B. BRADLEY B. S. Lombard—Knox, Drake University. M a t h ema t ics, E cono mics. BERTHA HARPER B. S. Illinois State Normal University, M. S. University of Illinois. Science. MRS. RICHARD A. FLING B. of Music Education, Illinois Weslyan. Girls’ Physical Education. RUDY NOVAK B. S. University of Illinois, University of Illinois. Science, Boys’ Physical Education. Coaching. EILEEN CONNOLLY B. A. Mount Mary College, M. A. University of Illinois, University of Colorado. Mathematics, French. Page fifteen