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

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mu OOT Uf)(P Student Life....... 6 Athletics 58 our lives are what we make them where teamwork is essential for success Academic Life . . . 16 Classes..... 76 they labor for those who seek learning where friends are made and memories born Activities............28 where one may grow toward what he is destined those who help make this book possible

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Dedication An ever-present air of serenity, an atmosphere conducive to the process of learning, prevails over this respected and admired teacher’s early morning study hall. In orienting freshmen to high school life, his services as a teacher have been invaluable, as his courses well convey the purpose and the importance of education. Outside the classroom, he has unselfishly given his time to establish and maintain the arboretum which has added to the beauty of Hall’s campus. To Mr. Charles Bain, who has dedicated his time to the students and the school, we dedicate the Hall Light of 1967.

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Shuffling feet in the hallways, the murmur of students in class, hundreds of voices rising in crescendos across the gridiron and reverberating from the gymnasium or the auditorium—these are the sounds of our students. Students are the voice and the spirit of Hall High School. Students are people ... a highly complex mass of individuals striving to attain knowledge and acquiring lasting friendships along the way. Students are people needing other people, finding them in class, missing them while talking on the phone, living their lives vicariously while cheering them on in the stands. Students reflect the issues, concerns and interests of people generally. As a group, they are different only in their vitality and in the idealism which characterizes the search for meaningful lives. The Hall Light of 1967 is featuring you— the people of Hall High School. Can you find yourselves within?