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THE SCHOOL BOARD A high school education has intrinsic value because it represents training in many fields of subject matter of both cultural and vocational significance. Because the men behind the scenes—the school board—are interested in the educational opportunities of tomorrow's citizens, they are continually working for the high standards of our school and the maintenance of the buildings in order to make pleasant the hours which the students spend at Hall. Dr. George E. Kirby, president of the board, has been leading the same group of members for several years, and his five committees—Finance, Building, Books, Athletics, and Fuel—have played a large part in making Hall High the school it is today. Dr. Norman H. Lynn, Dentistry; Ed J. Coveny, Business; Dr. Fred H. Rafhbun, Clerk, Optometry. Charles Savio, Sr., Business; Dr. E. G. Marty, Chiropractic; William J. Young, Agriculture; Ray Vogt, Industry; Dr. George E. Kirby, President, Medicine. Page six
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31n (JNnnnriant Dominic McCook, who for seven years gave his loyal services as janitor at Hall Township High School, passed away on December 29, 1948. Page five
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THE STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Ronald Marty, Joanne Lolli, Jack Muir, Joe Pienta, Lloyd Mitchell, Paul Schweickert. Standing: Joe Enrietto, Lawrence Weeks, Jim Morton, Principal C. A. Sharpe, Sponsor; Gerald Pomatto, Joyce Pinter, Jim Troglio, Joe Hunter, George Ziel, Leroy Lunn, Mickey Reynolds. OFFICERS Jack Muir ......................President Joe Pienta ................Vice-President Joanne Lolli .........Secretary-Treasurer Principal C. A. Sharpe ...........Sponsor Since its organization six years ago, the Student Council is rapidly becoming one of the major organizations of Hall. The chief aim of the Council is to promote good conduct, good citizenship, and a feeling of cooperation between the students and faculty. At the club meetings, problems of interest to the student body and faculty are discussed and settled in ways most helpful to all concerned. This year the Council's main emphasis was on perfecting and putting into operation the rules concerning the wearing of Hall sweaters and awards. However, it also sponsored the annual student government day, it brought about a change in the method of selecting cheer leaders, and it selected the assembly programs for 1949-1950. Page seven
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