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

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Recognizing the needs of a democratic society and the specific needs of Hall High School District. our school is striving to provide for the maximum development of the intellectual, physical, and social potentials of each student. The curriculum and activities are provided to develope an informed, responsible citizenry, a foundation for a vocation and higher education, and rewarding use of leisure time. The evaluation of how well Hall High School accomplished its goals will be determined by the kind of a citizen each student becomes in future years. Vance Hamann. Principal Enormous emphasis is centered on the process of education in this present world society. Possibly so much so that the stage of development of the physiological and psychological structures of men have lagged the environmental charge to the point of becoming dangerous. The achievements of science and its complex impart upon society has outrun the educational emphasis placed upon human relations with respect to. as well as for. each other. Redirected education maintained over several generations could help divorce the mind of people from the restricted and narrow views concerning the various shapes, sizes, and colors of protoplasm. This will be costly and will not be easy as it must overcome many of the natural developments of this same protoplasm, man. in his post limited and restricted environment. Charles Keyser. Assistant Principal

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Herbert Klein Harry Volant Carl Blum John Bussa President Walter Bernatavich Secretary Dom Rochetto Joseph Fitton Clyde Hoffert Board of Education The Board of Education is comprised of seven men who generously donate a great amount of time and effort to make our school fit to educate and train our students as future citizens. The Board of Education is headed by Mr. John Bussa who serves in the capacity of president. Serving along with these seven men is Mr. Walter Bernatavich, the secretary. The members of this body have the gratitude of the students for their interest in our welfare.

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Dale Pienta B.S.. Northwestern U. M.A.. III. State U. Social Science Athletic Director Mr. Vacca enjoys T.V. with his Economics class. Daniel Lyons B.A.. M.A.. N.I.U. Library Teachers Educators of the Ignace Mozina B.S.. Bradley University Industrial Arts 14