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

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JAMES MARTIN 38 e more one assumes the responsubulutues of hus comrnunuty the better cutuzen he becomes MICHAELJ BENDER JR 2 Athletucs goung beyond athletucs themselves guves boys and gurls a chance to mungle wuth other people Competutuon n an athletuc program leads to a well rounded and balanced personaluty cus generully h a a ro mst torly s untraunural program developed consequence no one us completely left out of athletucs rf MRS FLORENCE MILTENBERGER 16 e arts ae greatly a oar our everyday lute that we cannot help but proflt by them and apprecuate them but un order to do so we must aduust ourselves to the constant changes un thus modern world Apprecuatuon of art musuc and literature us an open door toward new horuzons Thus cul ural asset necessary for fuller lfe DR SYLVIO DAVITO AO Hugh school helps students to learn to apply themselves so that they are better prepared to take theur places the world whether ut be through the channels of hugher learnung vocatuonal work or homemakung lt us necessary that the student know what he us htted that he realuze that he must be servvce to socuety MRS CYRIL SWEENEY l9 The years spent un hugh school are unost umportant to our boys and gurls hood to adult Ife the turne when preparatuon must be made for the ful flllment of the basuc fundamentals f luvung earnung a luveluhood and the art of luvung un the world wuth others C Page seven f Th Th r so X t of ' . ' t ls a I . ' in for, H ol 1 It is a period of transition from child- i ..,. A ' o . . . . H . , . ' 4 '- 5 . l .I ' ,. I ' - ' g it l A l, 1 , to a ealthy nd l l . l nm happy to 00 an g as a

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MISS EUNICE OLINGER cbt ilu 'l'HL1lllJI'IrI1lI Miss Eunice Olinger home economics teacher for the past two years at Hall Townshio High and Vocational School passed away on March 31 l95O Her sincerity, her friendliness, and her wonderful spirit of courage will endear her to the memory of the students, the faculty, and the friends who knew her.

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We study and prepare our lessons dauly In order to galn knowledge to and us an thnnkung our way through rn a democracy Here at Hall we build tor specific needs for the days to come and the courses offered are bullt around those needs the needs which concern the fraunung of our hearts our minds and our hands There are fifty courses offered to the students to prepare them either for higher learning or the professions or for on the lolo efhcuency that they will need as they go out to work I nominate Dale Plenta for president g , . 1 I I I ' I - . ff - - - ,I