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

 - Class of 1946

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JUNIORS Top Row: (left to right)—Norman Car- ruthers, James Flahaut. Gloria Ncsti. Fay Thomas, Elaine Cattanco, Lucille Ronchetti. Delores Despain, Dorie Jean Picrcy. Madge Marenda, Rosemary Pierro, Francis Robeck. Second Row—Joseph Podabinski. Ramon Mitchell, Fred Welbers, James Coutts. Donald Miller, Frank Valle, Fred Dc Filippi, Francis Molinoski. Gale Wolf. First Row’— Samuel Smoode. Eugene Lorenzini, Arthur Nichols, Clydia Sabatini. Georginc Lolli, Kathryn Parsons. Kenneth Eckberg, Michael Darwish. Paul Mignonc. ☆ Top Row—Theresa Schwcichcrt, Willa Dean Ambrose, Cecelia Karpinski, Burton Wolf. William Guenther. Herb Symonds, Gene Lehn, Louise Gedvilas. Nataline Orlandi. Darlene Boroski. Rose Marie Fulara, Carol Ann Lehn. Second Row—Delores Schaffer. Alice Hosking. Violet Faletti, Theresa Benoit, Phyllis Slomian, Robert Redshaw, Eugene Kalman. Vic Foli, Sarah Jane Sweeney. Norma Jean Baxter, Jo Ann Baxter, Corrinc Mini. First Row—Helen Bias-sick. Edith Transburg. Anna Lust. Roland Scienza, Richard Ernat. Richard Mattioda. Robert Phillips. Harold Verruchi. Joyce Hepworth, Eurith Smith. Evalyn Brittingham. Absent w’hen pictures w'ere taken—Robert Anderson. William Blum. Kathryn Challenger, Ruby Dhesse. Shirley McF.lroy. Harry Moore, Bernard Piotrowski. Anna Marie Sadnick. mention the large percentage of our class who are on the Honor Roll, in I-Try, and in H. A. C? What would Hall do without its cheerleaders? Four of those girls are juniors! We did well in our class play, Tovarich”. Earning letters in football and basketball is a repeat act for many of our Junior athletes. Father Garrahan awarded a trophy to our high school, and each year there will be engraved upon it the name of an athlete selected for scholastic achievement. The Juniors score again! The first name on this trophy is Norman Carruthers. By our marvelous scholastic as well as athletic ability, and by our many other accomplishments, we swell with pride to think that we have one more step to go. We’ll make our page of Hall’s history one of the best! page twenty-seven

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• LEADERS President...........Eugene Kalman Vice President .................Art Nichols Secretary-Treasnrer...Richard Ernat Class Sponsor...............Charles Keyser Class Councilors....Jeanette Crider Ci.air Bradley Virgil Kelly Left to Right—Richard Ernat, Eugene Kalman, Art Nichols. ☆ ONE MORE STEP THE JUNIORS The happy-go lucky juniors, a remarkable class, began their high school career back in ''43”. Somewhat bashful and a tiny bit fearful during that first year, we discovered that Hall High wasn't such a bad place after all. Before the end of that year, the faculty had already sensed that we were to be an outstanding class. Our class officers were: Rich Mattioda, president; Delores Despain, vice president; Sarah Jane Sweeney, secretary; and Norman Carruthers, treasurer. Miss Connolly was our class sponsor. After a short summer vacation, eve returned to Hall High with much more pride and enthusiasm. We were sophomores, and the envy of all the incoming freshmen. To lead our class we chose Norman Carruthers, a veteran officer of our freshman year, to be president; Fred DeFilippi, a newcomer to the game of class politics, was chosen for the weighty job of vice president; and because Delores Despain filled the office of freshmen president so well, we decided to let her record all important notes about our class and to handle all the finances (?). We carried on to greater heights what we began as freshmen. You saw our sophomore members in all of Hall's activities. We began our junior year ''rarin' to go” and go” we did! We began to assume responsibiilties with great pride, and we have won much praise. Let us go on record as the class that revived the old favorite, The Httll Times. Its staff is mostly juniors, and you'll find us on The Hall Light Staff too. As for music, the juniors could put on a Class A performance without any practice. Need we page twenty-six



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JUNIOR LAUNCH Helm (Name) Foghorn (Nickname) Stateroom (Always found) Steam Valve (Favorite Saying) Port (Ambition) Shipwrecked (Cause of Death) Willa Ambrose ••Billy-' Igloo” Fum” Dress Designer Retained some gossip Robert Anderson Andy On the farm Don't bother me Chicken farmer Bit by a chicken Jo Ann Baxter • • •• Jo At Torri's Oh! Migosh!” College Cheerleader Yelled too loud Norma Baxter Jeanie Skating Rink Oh, nuts!” Famous skater Fell too hard Theresa Benoit Tessie With Sever Oh, you kid Dead Pan Singer Cracked a smile Helen Blassick Helen With Clydia But ! thought! Get a man Gave up hope William Blum Willy Lum Blum At A P Are you kidding? Debater Too small a vocabulary Darlene Boroski Dar Valley Theatre Um-hmm!” Beauty operator Too much peroxide Norman Carruthers Honey At Sweeney s How come?” Basketball player Argued with the referee Elaine Cattaneo Taboni With Cioni You give me a pain Modeling Cioni left Catherine Challenger Kitty In Illinois Wait for me” Find a man No love, no nothing Jim Coutts Scottie” South end No Scotch in my family Auctioneer Tongue loose at both ends Michael Darwish Mike” Newspaper Shop Ah! Coach Artist Broken pencil Fred De Filippi Leach At Kroger’s I'll bet on that” Typist Broken fingernail Delores Despain Shoes Kandy Kitchen Guess so Doctor Took her own medicine Ruby Dhcsse Ris” With Bubbles 1 11 shoot you dead Ken s wife Her own cooking Kenneth Eckberg Mishie” Anywhere but school Oh Gee!” Taxi Driver Too large a tip Richard Ernat Ricardo With his pigeons. Don’t blame me Pigeon raising Ate a pigeon Violet Faletti Vi Doing chores I don't believe it House wife No house James Flahaut Harry” At Eclipse Fine” Trumpet player Lost his teeth Victor Foli Bubbles At Verruchi s Huh?” Go to College Couldn't get out of high school Rose Marie Fulara Sis” With Darlene Oh you kid!” Raise a family Old Age Louise Gedvitas Weasel With J. C. I guess so Ice skater Fell???? Billy Guenther Billy” On the farm I don’t know Farmer Kicked by a horse Joyce Hepworth Heppie” Busy Oogle shlurp! Refined Disappointed Alice Hosking Babe In Church Jeepers” Missionary Took the wrong boat Eugene Kalman Rip” With Shoes You're unsociable Navy Ensign Got married Cecelia Karpinski Bubbles Wolfing What's your name?” Nurse Too much work Carol Lehn Carol” Studying Oh well Teacher Nervous prostration Gene Lehn Genie In his car Huh!” Get a new car Couldn't drive it Georgine Lolli Genie Everywhere Silly Girl” Tight rope walker Slipped page twenty-eight

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