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

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KJ The lnvaluable servuce that the Hall Lught Ftnance Commlttee under the dlrectlon of Mr Stanley Kula N6 gave the school the yearbook stat? and the fans who attend our loot a an baske ball games measured by the amount of tme work tey put ID at a tootoall and basketball games and lr WIIIWQITSJS to be of e Tney have had charge ol the pop corn and coke concesslons Another group of good clttzens us the group who usher at all the football and basketball games a l those who vvork tw the checlroon wtth Mr Claur Bradley dunng the basketball games Always on the lob dependable and eager to please they are real cltlzens IIT GCIIOIT CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE e had lun .fvorktng the basketball season ow One R V TC 9 FINANCE COMMITTEE 81 USHERS CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE We had a busy time during the football season. Row One: Loss Bohm, Doris Hassler, Carole lrwln. Row Two: Barbara Schwarting, Lots Enruco, Lols Wzcsc. Row Three: Paula Baracani, Jackle Bergagna, Audrey Falctft USHERS Seat number please Row One loane lrwm Irene Irwnn 'Vlargaret Schwcrckert Row Two Romnlda Crorssant Arlene McKane Mary Ann Novakoskl Mary Jane Nrmee CAbsentb

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