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

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First Row: Peter Ternetti, Marian Passini, Catherine Sweeney, Shirley Trumpower, Rita Travers, Barbara Terando, Gloria Orlandi, James Schweickerr. Second Row: Robert Hopkins. Loretta Weberski, Marlene Savoure, Lorraine Petzel, Betty Nestler, Mary Theresa Torri, Geraldine Yotsnukis. Third Row: Bernard Savage, John Novario, Lloyd Mitchell, Patrick Sobin, Geraldine Swingel, Jackie Strawn, Harriet Patterson, Louise Tanari. First Row: Shirley Giacometti, Peggy Armellani, Florence Crowe, Jack Buffo, Thomas Belski, Lyle Curley, Irvin Brittingham, Robert Bence, Lois Fenza. Second Row: Mary Barbara Foster, Donald Flaherty, Harvey Evelhock, Irene Krnat, Joseph Enrietto, Anthony Dzierzynski, Ronald Destri. Ted De-Serf, Shirley Cull, Marlene Foley. Third Row: Donald Corsolini, Marjorie Conkling, John Cofoid, Lrma Cherry, Bill Booker, Leonard Kitutis, Rosemary Bergstrom, Marion Condie, Bonnie Bcrgantz, Yolanda Biagioni. First Row: John Massa, Clyde Gualandri, Donald Plym, Dorothy Michels, Adele Micheli. Madelon Lolli, Marie Tarro, Dan Haney, Donald Kotecki. Second Row: LeRoy Lcwandowski, Donald Meyer, John Giovanini, Donna Kuffel, Mary Louise Marenda, Shirley Herrmann, Karyl Mack, Pauline Reeland, Roy Me Donough. Third Row: Joseph Pienta, Harold Levin, Ronald Swingel, Gabriel Ma-looley, Sheldon Kuffel, Jerome Haywood, James Mattioda, Frances Karpin-ski, Agnes Guerrini, Betty Jean Mariani, Patricia Marietta, William Silfies. leaders— Mr. Richard Nesti, Class Sponsor; Harold Levin, President; Pat Sobin, Secretary; Dorothy Michels, Treasurer; Frank Mateika, Vice-President. THE BRAVES--CLASS OF 1949 Not many moons ago, we were innocent Papooses learning the fundamentals of tribal education from our blood brothers, the honored Medicine Men. Now we are the Braves, grown stalwart, strong and wise (we think), studying the higher branches of mathematics, science, English, and social studies. Occasionally (?) our Braves resort to the stupid, silly sophomoric standards, but—it's fun to be a sophomore and silly, isn't it? In spite of it all, we can say with pride that we really have achieved great recognition among the Redmen of our tribe. We have made honor grades, and we belong to a number of organizations common to the tribe. We have trained for the warpath, and other tribes have learned what it is to be our foe in football, basketball, and track. We have done all in our power to uphold the glory of the Redmen. Oh yes, we look longingly at honors won by the Warriors and the Big Chiefs. Wait until we fill their places. Absent when pictures were taken: Delores Baracani, Joseph Cieslak, Jeananne Destri, Donald Kookle, Gene Fusinatto, Byron Jones, Bill Kirkman. Irene Koerner, Lorraine Legat, James Leonard, Frank Mateika, Leroy McClean, Jack Muir, John Pistona, Sam Rahherg, Pauline Reeland, James Savio. Page twenty-three