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

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Introducing Little Chief hall-T-Hi REDMKN! REDMEN! REDMEN! How often we have heard that cry, whether on the gridiron, on the basketball floor, or at track events! For the three hundred sixty-nine of us, our Redmen have become a symbol of the indomitable school spirit that prevails at Hall Township High and Vocational School—a spirit of friendliness and cooperation in every phase of school life. Representing our famed Redmen is Little Chief Hall-T-Hi. Won’t you follow the 1946-1947 trail with him? Sarah Jane Sweeney, Editor-in-Chief Arthur Nichols, Business Manager Page three

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Little Chief Salutes the Parents of the Community Once again, as we turn to ways of peace, the value and importance of having good parents is realized. It is “Mom” and “Dad” who train us, instill in us the basic ideals of honesty, love, righteousness, and cooperation so that we may meet problems which shall inevitably confront us as citizens of tomorrow. We can see the important role that they play in the development of the worthy American citizen. It is with great respect, admiration, and appreciation that the 1947 Hall Light is dedicated to the parents of the community. Page Iour