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

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Top Row: (left to right)—Rev. Arwin Maronn (inset). Rev. W. D. Hosking, Rev. Nicholas Blanc, Rev. Paul Jancczko. Bottom Row—Rev. James E. Garrahan, Rev. P. T. Walsh, Rev. K. Kwinn, Rev. Michael Callahan. RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION AT HALL Every Friday during the second period students at Hall attend classes in religious instruction. These classes, having been introduced in 1944, are new fo the curricula of Hall High, and attendance has not been made compulsory. It is a credit to the instructors of both the Protestant and Catholic faiths that the classes are well attended. Two ministers of the Protestant Religion and six priests of the Catholic Religion are in charge of these classes. PROTESTANT CLASSES Seniors and Juniors.......................Rev. W. D. Hosking Sophomores and Freshmen...................Rev. Arvin Maronn CATHOLIC CLASSES Seniors...................... Juniors...................... Sophomore Girls ............. Sophomore and freshmen Boys Freshmen Girls ............. ............Rev. J. E. Garrahan ...........Rev. Paul Janeczko (Alternate)..Rev. P. T. Walsh Rev. Nicholas Blanc .......Rev. Michael Callahan ..........Rev. William Kwinn page fourteen

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F A C U L T Y Top Roy: (left to right)—C. Kcyscr, J. Crider, E. Jensen. R. Nesti. M, Fcnoglio, C. A. Sharpe, Bottom Row—V. Kelly, H. Ranter (absent when picture was taken) B. Johnson, M, Bruno. SCIENCE Charles Keyser B. S. (Education) University of Illinois University of Illinois Science, Boys’ Physical Education Jeanette Crider Western Illinois State Teachers College Science, Girls’ Physical Education Esther G. Jensen B. S. (Education) Western Illinois State Teachers College University of Michigan; University of Illinois Science VOCATIONAL ARTS Virgil Kelly B. S. Bradley Tech; University of Illinois Wisconsin State Teachers College Vocational Shop Bernadine Johnson B. S. James Milliken University Indiana State Normal College Colorado State Teachers College Home Economics page Harold Ramer B. S. (Education) Western Illinois State Teachers College Colorado State Teachers College University of Washington Industrial Arts SOCIAL SCIENCE Richard Nesti B. A. Lombard-Knox University of Illinois Northwestern Indiana State University History, Coaching Minnie Fenoglio B. S. (Education) University of Illinois History, Sociology Cecil A. Sharpe B. S. (Education) Illinois State Normal University M. A. (Education) University of Illinois Physiography SECRETARY Madalyn Bruno Hall Township High and Vocational School thirteen

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Left co Right—Harold Ramer. Donald Bcrnardi and little son, Jake Tanari. STUDENT TRANSPORTATION AT HALL In 1939, the Hall Township and Vocational School, District 502, first contracted With the Hall Bus Company, Ladd, Illinois, to transport students of Hall Township. Three busses have been in operation since that time. The men who drive these busses this year are Jake Tanari, Ladd, Illinois, Donald Bernardi, Ladd, Illinois, and Harold Ramer, Bureau, Illinois. Besides the Hall Township areas served by the Hall Bus Company, Arlington, Bureau, Cherry, and Hollowayville, which lie in non-high school territory, have students attending out high school. The distribution is as follows: Township Non-high Territory Boys—37 Boys—21 Girls—41 Girls—17 ON THE JOB Day in and day out, our four janitors are kept busy working out their shifts with all the odd jobs necessary to keep our two buildings in proper running order. Thomas Fletcher, Sr., heads our group of custodians. He has been a janitor at Hall High for the past thirty-two years. The other members of this group of busy men are Dominic McCook, Bernard Piotrowski, and Quinto Mussatti. Sweeping, cleaning, dusting, firing, they are always on the job.’’ page fifteen