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

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Si, THE FRONT PAGE . . . . • HOMECOMING • PLAYS • CONCERTS • CONTESTS • SPECIALS • Sadie was all a-dither to catch her man when the sophomores had the gym ready for the Sadie Hawkins dance in November. • Silver Bells were rung soon after G. A. A. members completed decorations for the annual Christmas season dance. • Principal Ed Ziel, Assistant Irving Batten, and Secretary Mary Therese Grivetti led a very successful Student Government day in March.

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HALL TOWNSHIP HIGH AND VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FOREWORD To all of us at Hall High, THE HALL TIMES, published by Miss Edna M. Thompson's journalism class, is a monthly record perpetuating our school spirit, our triumphs, disappointments, and fun. Accordingly, the theme of our 1955 HALL LIGHT is built around the four-page organization of our school paper—Front Page, Editorial Page, Sports Page, and General News Page. Portraying our outstanding achievements in each division, we have depicted the year's review for you. Page 3

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Senior me B ftn inr.« Greener. .'ary AH« y. . nardi. W ho » '• f b’» »jy lor c,w 3RSr v, - sS, ;w; M«IW % t. Sorr ;V I Try- V V A.. Mar A.. Mar dub. M nL ,45 Council, » » . Nina LllerJ .£ | Aftor |-ecn » a efigfcuSS II Hor.cc it the CORK ifrilh their ■ truer,’.. Hufl k night of ufl L ed some ■ LUl be avoid n.i for mu: V 1 think the (S d«r only ta Lpald for r Sfcal could the weathe Ahuv be® “Thompson- iIPOMi Thomp'O roam . : About | wer- ,pay- tur elcomea A Dozen Senior. In “Grantercy Ghoat VOLUME XXXH Hall Homecoming Offers Two 1W. Planned Activities Student Have P»«« “ Bonfire. Dance Coronation •awfflgSSS dan«« hem « a-eoraled c»r» About 3S K 'l ... ,., 11 at -'Fr r r' srissass l r», and f»n -During the game Friday date , r-®1' Jr q © ?' »pon or«d WF j$ a ®bt laUfimcS Believe It Or Not s OWE P LAVER KAV GET ALL THE CHEERS p$% : ► vo’ V? v NUMBER 2 NOVEMBER STfcui Initial Meeting iS Kboo. t ear'I » thu „tr orT The »or'Jttr» while the jun-vrith 13 member., am. fr iUm1Bf, rhSTn nine and »«' « rated a lr making rtra ■%£ Bairowman an turrvj O % T Olivetti, who l« » o. Tubfccta. rated four Aj» «V b Sponaor PreaenU Award. For Final Semcater Of Laat Year ‘-d'eaee hul hundred member of »br ward were ftven e ■ Connolly, club .po ; y .»• o. 4h«5e% 0 itteea wire nppolntod K . Ed 2 . « unen At Home V 1'-Ud. Joanne Gw ® i chairman o l“u fre-«a Grltotti and Sa« O ffSbuxrer form tb ST Sr. -'T-a. C for MKOod »ome..ter of .Ml n« follow; i‘ N rEiywft' - Hulh McDonald. , v TKrrlni. ««!» «•—- rnndi. Kay Lbarkfc ir. ' 1 «Alh- A f or A-, n«u' Ballenne. .ron Buffo-« - rrbrock. Joanne Grlvettl, Jo n John»to.n. Dale f. Stiald. Mai ‘ Jnvca Piucent -J Ih»n Shimku . ine TslKMeS l — riiaenbun 'ft 5“ ».« » 'e Two District! HaU itn-ardi given awara DeWgat . m e.m . the future How , lea, held in Tvcki. t, Dutrvt XI conipni Hall’ Cartene OrlamB feart. bvi»«r—« reprvM-nta Guerriai. vice-proal recreation rrciva.---- ... YutU . pubiV V V'o' They wer. jceomP •II lira. or Chapter in Secwm, er in recognition of Chapter on Interna Witt. iue- o nrteo- ci. Denno Wet K »burger. ib unc«r. Carol Vogt. Lilllsn aine Kartol Kenneth .. j, Connie o c tto. Karon -A Hart. Marlene frrtta Ho«be d. opke. Kesnnoth Kry Arnani. KonnW Mot Kanni. Jame l aro- Fartol. c J2i.r« d Pinter. Judith th iwen4»on. Ratty made Bl Ohio, tbu futhard 4f J -V ef V , (tended ol ° i I thi h U« — were d cuoed tVe' ll A g NovdJT' »5»- 5 15Ttb formaUoM '?« oftw:r« 0 H 'th th i , thidiftb the ccowd . Utne the band had .in h --w s. . --- .,- , c, atliaru .- alm-wd w theua “V “S.rT . a for tfco quo ! ionu te SoTvolcototta. J eSiArte. the band what you. your odjafter a Blld Thuted SHARPS C°v .' i wo v»« — chor 'p 'i vsitn Kecaally I beorTln hojr .; uK tVfoS- ( By the itostMl tasr SeS-.’ss Ifs =—« -io rpfTP A. ?llA u r; . or»niiatio«. W1U • I’V'— November 5. f .T;B «A , ?w,d l£ fund for tV VSi. £?£ !to H.1! U«M k-C earned. A. SHARPE Principal