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

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PRINCIPAL In just a few more days commencement exercises will be held for the class of 1959. Many times you graduates will look back in retrospect on the past four years. In these years of automation, will you have the proper background of training to compete with others? Four years ago you entered high school with a determination to prepare yourself for the future. Those that did not have the parental influence or the proper motivation fell by the wayside. Congratulations are due those of you who continued and will soon be receiving your diplomas. Many of you are planning to include college in your education. Our hope is that we have been some help to you in furthering your education. Good luck to all of you in whatever plans you have for the future. VIRGIL W. BINGMAII ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL With the tremendous increase in the cost of education, students and parents of students should be brought to realize that an aimless program is a great waste of time and a greater waste of money which they can not afford. Better school guidance could help place the individual in the field where his abilities and likes would make for more interest and success. The student could then be offered a greater challenge in both the theoretical and physical aspects of education and the results would be more thorough understanding and greater accomplishment. CHARLES KEYSER 9

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Seated, left to right: George Micheletti, Rollo Parmenter, Martin Manning, John Bussa. Standing: Virgil Bingman, principal, Joseph Kolupke, Otto Birkenbeuel, James Martinkus, Walter Bernatavich. BOARD OF EDUCATION A board of education has great responsibility in the fields of finance, building, fuel, and other various activities in a high school such as ours. This past year our Board has shown much interest and effort. This can truly be called a year of progress. OUR SECRETARY Mrs. Effie Yattoni, our office secretary, has many details to attend to each day. It has been a comfort this past year to know that there was someone who would quietly and efficiently take care of every one of them. We extend our sincere thanks to Effie. Mrs. Effie Yattoni Left to right: Anna Marie Terando, assistant secretary; Marilynn Bolelli, assistant librarian; Pat Smith and Kathy Riva, assistant secretaries.

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BAIN, CHARLES C. B.S., M.S. University of Illinois. Agriculture I, II, IV, General Science. BALLOU, VERANA B.A. North Central College, M. E. University of Illinois. Home Economics II, III, Family Living, Cafeteria. BRUCKER, NANCY B.S. Illinois State Normal University. Home Economics I, II. CATTANEO, BARBARA B.S. University of Illinois. Shorthand I, II, Office Practice, Vocational Typing, Personal Typing. FACULTY Teachers review facts of last night's game. FENOGLIO, MINNIE B.S., M.S. University of Illinois. English I. FITTON, JOSEPH B.A., M.A. Bradley University. Consumer Education, Business Law, General Business Training, Bookkeeping. HAAS, DONALD B.S. Bradley University. Advanced Machine Shop, Exploratory Shop, Sophomore Shop, Advanced Wood Shop. HELPER, VEVA A.B. University of Illinois. English III, Journalism. 10