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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

ep 1 5' 'Al'- CO EDITORS Delores Kazmerczak Joyce Pinter Ke meth Meek Robert Sa o 'EPI h' lrlr. rl? LL LIC-frlf 1952 Spohsorcl by The seniors and published by The studenfs of HALL TOWNSHIP HIGH 8. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Spring Valley, Illinois BUSINESS MANAGERS ri vi Page two SHO ILIGrI IIN' ' S rlr LL rllbrl Hugh school days alded by the ADMINISTRATION punctuated by OUTSTANDING EVENTS supplement executed nn CL ed with ORGANIZA ATHLETICS ASSES TIONS spirited by create the perfect setting as we turn on Hall Hugh In I952 the spotlight ff!! I Jw . iff!! Q' , , I, I---W I' ' i ' i I I X' 1 1 DISTRICT 502 BUREAU C oumt Y 1 LLINOIS s fu' Q iwp U S7 R37 A 'X v D45Tr4c:Ts ruff YT of 501 x, jj NL' ONGYJQ' w I Q ! I, fi f Nolte-as-.ivnxo II' X .V VA ., .M N X L.. -c-11 7 1' ' 1 X J 7-L. W1 '16, r '7 ' b V 'XA ff' rl A, f ,A ff ' X Q I' Y I S N O 5-um-A Q I X y v f N. fe 1' Z' ' ffl Y Row One Presldent Ed J Coveny Busmess Charles Savuo Sr Industry Ray Vogt Industry Dr N H Lynn Dentustry WllluamJ Young Agrxculture Row Two Clerk Dr Fred H Rathbun Optometry Martm Mannmg Agrrculture D E G Ma ty Chlropractlc In-If ADIIXINIJIRA FIV N Throwing Llght Upon The Shadows The Hall Townshlp Hugh and Vocatuonal School Board of Educatron rs composed of elght men who are responsuble for the administration and pollcues of Hall Hugh As students we do not see the Board members often but they are the ni' Page tour men who place the spotllght on proper fields for consrderatlon and study so that the results ot theur eftorts vvlll be ot the greatest beneflt to all ID Dlstrlct 502 The Jamtors The busy If'1CllVIdU6lS who malntaln order rn our hugh school are the lanltors Heading the staff ot lanntors ns Mr Joseph Bouchez Hrs staff IS composed ot Bernard Plotrowskl Roy Michaels and Andrew Levvandovvskl These are the dulngent workers whom we see dal y performing their numerous chores with quiet competence Mr Joseph Bouchez Bunldng Custodan Bernard Plotrowskn Andrew Lewandowsks Roy Mlchaes l l :l I U . I ,l . 5 ' A , ' 5 r. . . r , 1 U F e , 1 1 X The Board Of Education 195 , ' ,. . 4 x 284 . , . . . C A SHARPE Prnncnpal Our prlnclpal may be compared to the lens of the spotllght powerful exacting true reflecting abnluty and advancement and magnnfynng lnterest In the educatlonal and socual welfare of ach and every student at Hall JOAN BALSAVICH Our pnncupal IS ably assnsted an the office by Mnss Joan Balsavlch whose efflcnency as secretary has been a great help to both the students and the faculty wmv' H W TONEY Assistant Prlnclpal Our asslstant principal who has a keen understandnng of students and thelr problems ns vltally Interested In actnvntles at Hall Asude from offering consultatlon and help when necessary Mr Toney IS also our lubrarlan and In structor In Latin and bookkeeping Page flve .1 f , fit 4 .f ng . A X s - I I I , , I S . . . . - ' is is Page six -ik! t Faculty Every spotlight has adiustors .... to find and sustain the clearer image, every school has the faculty . . to adjust, to find, to sustain CHARLES C. BAIN Agriculture General Science MRS. VERANA BALLOU Home Economics FRED BENCRISCUTTO Boys' Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Varsity Basketball Coach CLAIR B BRADLEY Mathematics Varsity Track Coach EILEEN CONNOLLY Mathematics French ANTON DEMICHELIS Physics History General Science General Mathematics Sociology SHIRLEY DONNELLY Girls Physical Education Driver Education MINNIE FENOGUO Eng ish I Remedial English Geography RICHARD A FLING Instrumental Music FLOYD O KING Biology Audio Visual Aids Co Ordinator Driver Education STANLEY KUJAWA Vocatnonal Shop BEBE KAY LUSHER Speech En rsh Il SHIRLEY MILLER :ng I and Shorthand I and ll Busuness Law General Buslness RICHARD A NEST1 Hustory Clvlcs Athletlc Dnrector Varsnty Football Coach Baseball Coach JOHN ROACH Industrlal Arts Frosh Soph Football Coach Frosh Soph Basketball Coach Assustant Track Coach EDNA M THOMPSON Jounalnsm HARRISON W TONEY Assnstant Prmcupal In I a d Llbrarlan Bookkeepung VINCENT URBANEK Chemlstry Bnology General Scuence VIRGINIA WEBSTER En Ish Il Choral Musvc QI' Typ' ll English III and IV Lat' n II QI' Council OFFICERS The Student Gerald Pomatto President Thomas Schwenckert VncePres1dent Secretary Treasurer Mr Anton Demnchelns Sponsor Student Adgustors who and un promotnng good conduct good cntlzenshlp and a feelnxg of cooperatlon between Hall students and faculty IS our Student Councul whnch numbers fifteen members Representatives who are elected from each class were led thus year by Gerald Pomatto and advused by Mr Anton Demlchells The dnscussrons of the group cover athletics cltlzenshlp assembly pro grams and plans for Student Government Day All these are settled In ways most helpful to all concerned The mann actlvutles of the Student Councul thus year were the sale of Hall pencils the sponsorshup of Student Government day and the management of the cloak room during the basketball season Gerald Pomatto Robert Savage Rnchard Schweuckert Robert Savuo James Trogluo Kenneth Meek Mr Anton Demuchelns Sponsor Donald Shnmkus Wullram Prokup Gerald Stuart Russell Martnnkus Patncna Zuel Jean Ann Llpke Enleen Barr Paula Ka zmarek Page elght Paula Kaczmarek ..... ...... , .... - H - H - - - I I I I - , . I I I I I l I .I 'I I V , : , ' , , 1 .. . . , F , , , V - In The Spotlight ln order to show as best we can our apprecuatlon for the hours she has spent In the Interests of Hall and for her helpful under standing and sympathetic attltude toward the students and thexr actlvltles we dedrcate thus 1952 HALL LIGHT to Mrss Edna M Thompson Mss Edna M Thompson Page nine 245245 . 1, V' 5, in 5 22'ivg,,f ff y ' M1753 ,A I QF f, 'C' r cl 1-.N IS In The Spotlight Events outstandlng days and nights touchnng on all phases of school life plays the mlnstrel the H A C bundle drive the Bug Four Tournament the musuc contests Freshman Vnsntnng Day are days set apart as students from all sectuons of the district participate Page eleven Page twelve Roger Pomatto Beatrnce Boggno Rrchard Magnanu Robert Savage Donald Shrmkus Ernest Ptzzamxgllo Jo Ann Turmettl Gerald Stuart Arlette Eaten John Weeks Edxth Rennsch John Qu nn Ruchard Gracomell Marrlyn Burmgton Barbara Bergantz Shurley Crolsant Cheaper By The Dozen The all school play CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN proved splendld entertaunment when lt was presented at Hall on November I5 1951 Under the able guldance ofM1ss Bebe K Lusher and Norma Bogglo student dnrector the cast and production stat? dld an excellent 'ob In presentxng the comedy vvrltten by Frank Gllbreth and Ernestrne Gllbreth Carey Ernestme Grlbreth Frank Gllbreth Anne Martha Lllllan Jackie Dan Fred Mrs Gllbreth Mr Gllbreth Mrs Fitzgerald Joe Scales Dr Burton Mass Brlll Larry Jo Ann Turlnettl Dick Glacornelln Eduth Remsch Arlette Eaten Beatrice Bogglo Roger Pomatto Ernest Plzzamlglxo Don Shlmkus Richard Magnann Shirley Crolsant John Weeks Barbara Bergantz Robert Savage John Qulnn Marulyn Burungton Gerald Stuart I - .ll .I I . I l .ll , f ', 1' ' , i,' ' i, - I I , . ' I I TheCast .. ............................................. . I f 1 A' 'ff f he it 'rl fx 4 7 s Row One Fred Cruckman Joe Turmettl Mary Ann Nevucosu Jacqueline Bergagna Row Two Mass Bebe Kay Lusher Durector Sue Evans Donald Meyer Geraldtne Petzel Jack Savlo Audrey Plerson Joan Bergana Jack Anderson lAbsent when pucture was taken Gus Sellj Mr Barrys Etchlngs The lunlor class presented a three act mystery comedy MR BARRY S ETCHINGS on Aprnl 24 1952 The play one full of mnrth and suspense was excellently done under the durectnon of Muss Bebe Kay Lusher and Beverlee Lodlguann student durector Bud Mrs Taylor Evelyn Judson Barry Marvun Pritchard Came Stanwlck Fifty Ferris Sawbuck Sam Mrs Griswold Sam Jordon Tom Crosby Dalsy Kenneth Plunkett The Cast Fred Crlckman Mary Ann Nevxcosu Sue Evans Joe Turlnettu Don Meyer Geraldine Petzel James Eustlce Joan Bergagna Jack Savuo Gus Sell Audrey Plerson Jack Anderson Page thirteen . I 0 ' 1 - I 1 . I ' I l I , ' ' .................................... Jacqueline Bergagna 4 'Q 5,-. Q rem wmi Ladnes and gentlemen be seated The Minstrel Show Instrumental rnuslc ot all knnds singing dancrng and fun prevarled on February 13 1952 when the Music: Club presented :ts rnlnstrel show vvrltten by Joe Turnettl and Gus Sell and directed by Miss Vrrgrnra Webster The Feather foot The Plckanlnnles The Black Jacks lnterlocutor and End Men Page fou teen Frve The H A C Bundle Drlve .fljffttimi X H A C members tag clothlng bags The Honorary Actnvnty Club sponsoring another successful drrve for needy chrldren collected enough clothlng to flll thlrty five bags for the Save The Chnldren Fecleratnon Incorporated Members filled sealed and tagged each bag and then a few days later all the clothnng was trucked to St Louts Mlssourl the dlstrubutuon center From there the clothung was shupped ummedlately to several localutles un the Untted States where there was a great need for clothung for destutute chnldren The H A C s yearly protect under the dlrectuon of Mass Edna M Thompson ns truly a worthy one and an outstandung event of the year Page fifteen C u - . 2? , X ... S ZS E 5 , X' I Q , , -' :fs X .-Q K- , s 2 .WI , ' ....ntq. V I I . , . I I . , , . , . . . . . . . , . , Page snxteen A victorious tearn accepts the champuonshlp trophy Big Four Champions It was durvng the Bug Four tournament that the Hall basketball team reached the hugh polnt of efficiency during the season Soundly defeatlng Walnut and then Princeton the Hall men went drlvung onward to roll over the Llttle Glants from DePue to take home the trophy The new scornng record for the tournament was establrshed by Hall during the Walnut game Good all around team play wlth an unfaulterlng determmatlon to wnn brought the team to thenr first Bug Four Champnonshlp In the Prlnceton gym on January 25 1952 u - n ' 11 I 11 - . u r 1 . ,, . ,, . . . . , . Jum Trogllo crowns Edle Relnsch Queen The Homecoming Dance Followung the Hall Hirsch football game on November l6 1952 the Home coming Dance was held In the Hall gymnasuum This gala BHBII' was sponsored by the Glrls Athlettc Assoclatlon The kung and queen chosen from the senzor class were Jam Trogluo and Edle Relnsch Two attendants were chosen from each of the remaunlng classes From the lunlor class were Geraldine Petzel and Dale Ptenta the sophomore class Effie Buck and Harry Leggett the freshman class Sharon BuFFo and Rlchard May Seated upon theur thrones the kung was crowned by Coach Rnchard Nestt and given a crown of red and white carnatnons these the kung placed upon the head ofthe queen Each attendant was presented a corsage or a boutonnlere of red and white carnations Muss Shirley Donnelly G A A Sponsor then proceeded to lead them around the gym un the Grand March as the dance began Page seventeen l 11 - I I - . , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . , . . . , - 11 11 Page eighteen One Mr Rlchard Fling Charlotte Flahaut Audrey Puerson Frances Byvlk Geraldlne Petzel Turmettu Mary Lou Grlvettt Lots Wtese Mtss Vnrgunua Webster Two Beverly Hawks Joyce Ptnter Barbara Bergantz Roberta Shadensack Carolyn Green Ednth Arlette Eaten Patructa Hawkms Three Wllltam Savntch Marco Pnzzamngllo Rxchard Edwards John Quunn Harry Leggett Elaine Row Jo Ann Row Rennsch Row Carlson Contest Wmners Four first place ratlngs were brought back to Hall this year at the Dlstruct Music Contest held at Morrls llltnols on March 15 l952 There were five second place ratings and one third Those Wunnsng tlrst participated In the state contest at Jacksonvnlle Illnnons on May 2 1952 Marco Plzzamlgllo was awarded tvvo first place ratings one for a barttone solo and the other for a trombone solo The brass sextet consustmg of Bull Savutch John Quinn Carolyn Green Elaine Carlson Lots Wlese and Wally Rave and the grrls sextet conslstung of Arlette Eaten Eclnth Relnsch Pat Hawkuns Geraldlne Petzel Audrey Pierson and Jo Ann Turtnettl were the two ensembles recetvlng tlrst place Those awarded second place ratlngs were a flute solo Mary Lou Grlvettu cornet solo Bull Savltch plano solo Joyce Plnter clartnet quartet composed ot Audrey Nestler Barbara Bergantz Audrey Plerson and Frances Byvuk and a clarlnet trio composed of Charlotte Flahaut Beverly Hawks and Harry Leggett John Quinn was awarded a thlrd place rating tor a cornet solo Vustng eughth grade students take tests Freshman VISIfIng Day The annual freshman vusutung day sponsored by the lTry Club under the supervusuon of Muss Euleen Connolly was held on May 9 1952 at Hall Townshup Hugh and Vocatuonal School Thus day us classed as one of the most Important days of the school year The purpose of thus day us to oruent the uncomung freshmen wuth the school The congestuon whuch was created when the freshmen had no knowledge of the school at all IS partly elumunated The gap whuch us formed when the student goes from elementary school to hugh school IS broken and each student no longer looks back to see what he us mussung Instead he looks ahead to the brughter years before hum One hundred forty students were the guests of Hall Hugh thus year They came from the eughth grade classes of the Sprung Valley Junuor Hugh School and the Immaculate Conceptuon School and from the grade schools of Ladd Dalzell Bureau Hollowayvulle Seatonvulle Cherry and Arlungton Marulyn Meuser was general chaurman for the day The vusutung students were guven a test whuch wull help both the teacher and the student These tests wull help to determune whuch subuects wull be best suuted for the student Pamphlets weue guven to the students to acquaunt them wuth such thungs as expenses dufferent subuects and the explanatuon ofthe buuldung A general tour of the whole buuldung was conducted to enable each student to famuluaruze humself wnth most of the classrooms The tour ended In the new audutoruum To show that school need not be all work Hall students put on a program whuch represented the vocal band and speech departments Refreshments were then served Page n netccn asf - ,1,. 'ii A . .aa I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' 1 , , 1 1 1 l 'WW nf W P Zee 1.1! f' P CLAoSr.S In The Spotlight Classes with prevalllng earnestness engendered by compe muon recognmon of worth and de termrnatnon sensors rumors sophomores and freshmen guided by the members of the faculry study and plan ahead for days to come Page twenty one English Department Encourages Appreciation, Teaches Mastery of Oral and Written Language. The essentials of our language are taught in the English and speech classes. In the various sections of English I, II, Ill, and IV the student is able to master the fundamentals of grammar, to express himself in oral and written exercises, and to appreciate good literature. Four years of English are required, although speech may be substituted tor the fourth year. Vince Stalsis gives an oral report in an English I class, The students of an English Il class discuss the short story. English Ill students work on magazine articles. Speech students work on radio scripts. Social Science Gives Oportunity to Study world Conditions. The students have an opportunity to study government and the history ot the present in the light ot the past in the different history courses which are offered. Ancient and medieval, modern European, and world history are offered to any who desire them, while every student must take U. S. history. Civics, economics, social problems, and indus- trial geography are additional courses tor students interested in the social sciences. A modern European history class. A world history class. Languages Give Invaluable Culture. Through the study of Latin and French the students gain a rich cultural back- ground which enables them to appreciate the classics and gain a greater and a lasting value from these languages. Two years ot Latin and two years ot French are offered. Students in Latin I do oral translations French l students work on grammar Mathematics and Science Provide The Basis of Solving Modern Day Problems. Mathematics and science play a very important role in the lite of every alert citizen. It is with the aid of extended work in these fields of study that modern life progresses, General mathematics, algebra, geometry, advanced algebra, and trigonometry are offered for students desiring to major in mathematics. In this era of great scientific de- velopment the study of science is valuable. General science, biology, physics and chemistry may be selected by the students. A general math class. Equations test the skill of algebra students. A trig class listens to the explanation. A biology class hears a report by a class- YT15le. Physics students study about light. Homernaking I girls help can apples Clothung construction homemaknng ll class Homemakmg Classes Tram Future Homemakers Classes un lwomemakung glve gurls trannung an tbe best ways to conduct a model home so that members of tlms generation will be able to make tne Homes of Mealplannung nurs1ng cnuld care tamuly relatnonsbup food preparation textule structure and care clotbnng constructron personaluty development and personal groomnng are some of the lmportant tlelds covered IO tbe bomemaktng courses Page twenty fre A ' in a the future better than ever. Vocations Give Training In Practical Arts. ln the vocational department, wood shop, machine shop, agriculture, and mechanical drawing are offered to many students. Wood shop is divided into a beginning group and an advanced group. All freshman boys interested in vocations take exploratory shop. Students in wood shop have made end tables, gun racks, cabinets, and many other proiects. Besides these, the boys in advanced wood shop have made numerous repairs in the building, painted the electricity and projection rooms, put pad holders on the typing desks, enlarged the con- cession stand under the football stadium, and built a new magazine rack for the library. The boys in machine shop learn to operate a lathe and many other useful machines. They also learn the use of many other practical tools. They have made projects of their own and helped in making repairs around the buildings. Welding is also taught Beginning wood shop class. Advanced woodshop. The library magazine rack. A class in electricity, to these boys There IS a begtnnung and an advanced class In machnne shop for boys who are Interested nn this llne of work The mechanical drawing depart ment has both a beglnnnng and an advanced course In drawlng The students begun wnth simple drawnngs and by the end of the course they have progressed to some complicated work ln draftlng ll they learn arch: tectural draftnng and how to make blue prtnts Thus as a very nnterestung course and the knowledge ganned an tt can be very useful In finding work later on Agriculture ms a very useful course to the farm boys who attend Hall Hugh Movies are shown they study methods of farmung and they have a small plot of land on whlch they have some actual experuence In the work of the farm They make prolects of their own and have plots of grain for demonstratnon They are also taught how to weld Thus course should and the boys In becoming good farmers Adult courses In ag are also oflfered Draftmg Ag boys learn weldung The Farm Board The Adult Weldnng Class 1 - 1 1 Commercial Courses Give Ex- cellent Business Training. Too few people realize the im- portance of a business education. Everyone will be able to use the knowledge that business education has to offer. There are many courses at Hall to train students for this. To begin with there is the personal typing class. This is to learn the fun- damental typing skills. To further these skills there is the typing one class which includes business letter writing, outlines, manuscripts, and statistical reports. Office practice is the second year of typing. Here along with increasing speed and accuracy in typing, the general procedure is that of working in an omce. Filing, telephoning, telegraming, mailing, and composing business letters are included in an office practice set. Machines that are used during this A class in beginning typing. Advanced typing class. Beginning shorthand class. Advanced shorthand class. time are the dutto rnimeograph Monroe educator calculator Ediphone voice writing and thel B M electric typewriter Typing is not the only business training course Shorthand is an essential factor There are two sections to this The first year one learns the brief forms and characters and prac tlces reading and writing these In the second year of shorthand students scribe It on the typewriter in mallable forms Bookkeeping is to give a general idea of the form in which transactions are entered in books General business and business law are steps toward giving information about the laws and legal forms of all types of bus: ness All of these help tremendously to give the students a good start in life whether continuing in school or for a career Business law class holds a mock trial Business practice A class un bookkeeping practice taking dictation and tran- Page thxrty Physical Educatuon Strlves to Co ordlnate Body and Mlnd The physical education classes provide opportunity for students to enloy wholesome competntlon and stzmulatnng exerclse through the many games and sports In which they par ttcrpate Constructrve exercises and seasonal sports also teach valuable lessons of good team work and fasr PGY Glrls play basketball A gurls swummlng class practice a nw stroke Boys P E class plays basketball Boys take exercuse In P E I . e , Class mstructton complements actual traunmg un drnvmg Students prepare for practlcal experience on the road unw4--- +5Z5 aZra,f'Z' in me 'IW Drlver Education Develops Careful and Sklllful Drivers Students ID the druver educatlon courses are given fundamentals necessary to good drlvlng and they also receive practical drlvtng experience on the road The study of the car as a whole the uses of separate devnces and the rules and regulatnons of the road are studled as class work Five classes of four students each during the first semester and four classes of tour students each durlng the second semester were taught the essentaals of drlvlng A4 ZEIQX Page tlttrty one . 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W, . , QM ,, i cv f , A ' f' l ,sv A , 'ff fu u . - ,, 5 1 . . . . , . 1 1 Omcers Kenneth Meek President Robert Challenger Vice Presndent Robert Savto Secretary Thomas Schwenckert Treasurer Mlss Edna M Thompson Sponsor Robert Challenger Robert Savto Kenneth Meek Mass Edna M Thompson Sponsor Thomas Schwemckert Page thtrty two Hall's Seniors Novv we are seniors nmportant people and admired by the underclassrnen and as seniors It ts only natural that we pause and glance back on our four years In TQA8 We entered Hall as shy but vvxlllng to learn freshmen Our officers were James Trogllo president Clyde Hoffert vlce president Kenneth Meek secretary and Gerald Pomatto treasurer Miss Elleen Connolly was our class sponsor As sophomores we were more actlve and we began to partlclpate In varxous clubs and class actvvutues We elected to oflhce Gerald Pomatto as prestdent Thomas Schwelckert as vlce president Joyce Pinter as secretary and Arlette Exten as treasurer Our class sponsor was Mr Roger Kachxn As lunlors vve got our chance to assume more responslblllty than vve had ever had before We worked on the Hall Trmes, helped with the Hall Light, and pre sented My Friend Irma as our class play and sponsored the lunlor sensor prom Our class was very active In all clubs and especlally outstandung ln athletucs Ronald Glovetsku was our president Robert Blum vlce president Robert Savuo secretary and George Buckman treasurer Mr John Roach was our class sponsor Thus year with the help of our sponsor Mass Edna M Thompson much was accompllshed A great number of our classmates took part rn the extra currncular actlvntles the clubs and organizations muslc dramatlcs athletics and the publu catlons Many of our group were excellent scholars and became members of National Honor Our accomplishments speak for themselves We wlsh the future graduatmg classes at Hall luck 1 I . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I a 1 1 , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I , . . 1 - 1 ' 1 1 11 - 11 - - - , - . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . . . 1 1 - 1 Y 1 1 1 1 T 1 'U' 0 your gl in Top Row JULIA BARTO Herck Honorable Mentnon 4 Natuonal Honor Socnety 4 IT y I P sdent 4 A C 3 4 D A C Pres1dentI Secret easurer 4 G A M B ecretary 4 Glee Club I Mlnstre 4 Hall Tumes Stal? 3 Hall L1qhtStaFf 4 NILS BARTO Nervous Nauls nor Roll 4 y BARBARA BERGANTZ Bubbles y H 4 usuc Club 3 4 Band I 3 4 Play Contest 3 Musrc Hal Ttmes Stal? 4 Hall Lnght Staff A lvals 3 4 Musnc Co ests 3 MICHAEL BIANCHETTA Possum H nor Roll 4 lTry 4 Glee Club I Football 2 Second Row BOB BLUM Jed ss V1cePres1dent 3 lTry 4 d 2 Secretar esncl nt -1 ee u Mlnstre 4 Mustc Festtvas un ntests I al 4 Baseb ball GEORGE BUCKMAN Bocky nor Roll Class Teasurer 3 ITryI 2 3 4 Glee Speech Contest I Hall Ttmes Staff 3 Hall Lnght Staff otball I 2 3 4 ws.. MARILYN BURINGTON Lynn Transferred from St Clara Academy Snnsmawa Wrsconstn onor Roll 4 y 4 My Frnend rma 3 Cheaper By The Dozen 4 ROBERT .I CHALLENGER NUTSIE ss V1cePres1dent 4 Band I 2 3 G slc Festnvals I 2 Basketball I Baseball 3 4 Football ck I Bottom Row SHIRLEY CROISANT Sh1r nor Roll 4 Nattonal Honor Soclety 4 lTry I 2 A ee Club I My Frnen Irma 3 Cheaper By e zen 4 Musuc Festuyals I 2 3 Hall Tunes Staff PATRICIA JEAN CULL Pat A G A A MARLENE DEL MARGO Mar Honor Roll ee Club I 2 ARLETTE EITEN Honorable Ment1on 4 Nat1onaI Honor Soc1ety 4 Class Treasurer 2 lTry I 2 3 4 H A C 3 Membershup Chaxrman easurer 4 F H A 3 Ponnt Secretary 4 Musuc Club Vuce Presndent 3 Presudent 4 Gee Club I 2 3 4 Cheaper By The Dozen 4 Mlnstrel 4 Speech Contests 3 4 Mustc Contests 2 3 4 Hall Tumes Staff Ed1tor 3 Hall Lnght Staff 4 Page thlrty three J 1 I Q, , l I Q1 ' f . - , . . XJ . A . . , I r 3, H , I-Tr 3, 4, o. A. A. 3, , It 1 2, 3, fe 1 , H. . . , , . , , ' , ary ' - 2, Tr , . . A. I, 2, 3, 4, Usic Club 4, and I, 2, ' ' H 3, S f , 2, 4, ' I f ' Cla ' - ' , , , , 4, lee Club 1, 2, I I. - MU' ' , 2 : , 2 2: 1, - 1, Tra 2, 3, 4. Ho ' , I-Tr 3, 4. 11, 2, 3, 4, .A. c. ,D. A, c. 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Ho , . . , , 3 4, Af G- A- A- If Qf 3' Af M f 2 A f 2' f P Glee H. , c. 3, 4, D. A. c. 3, President 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Club I, 3, 4, Cheaper By The Dozen 4, Munstrel 4, One Act GI 2 3, ,, . d ., - 1, Th , ' Fest' , , ' nt , 4, D3 A '. ' I- . . ' 3 I I . I , , , , . D. .c. 1, . . . 1, 2, 3, 4, olee Club 1, 2, 3. O : - : 1 . , 4, 1-try 2, 3, 4, D. A. c. 4, F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A, A. I, 2, 3, 4, GI , , 3. Cla ' - ' , - , Ban I, , y 3, Pr ' e , GI Cl b I, A, ' l , ' ' I - A - - , 2, 3, M s'c Co , 2, Basketb I I, 2, 3, , all 2, , , I , n . Q - I b 3, 41 FOO' If 2' 3, 41 Tfaclf If 2- 4, D. A, c. 3, secfefafy-rf , . , . 4, o. A. A. 1, 2, Ho 4, r , - , , , , Club Il , , , l, I, ' I: f ' : ' 4: , z ' , , : ' , FO , 1 , - ' : A - pw 'lbs ws '5!---vrl' A40 'T' Q-4 Top Row DUANE FALETTI nor Roll 4 ry CHARLOTTE FLAHAUT Char ry A 3 4 Mu 3 4 Musnc Contestsl 2 3 4 Hall T1rnesStafT 3 RICHARD C GIACOMELLI Jaboot ry 4 Mus C G My Frlend Irma 3 Cheaper By The Dozen A Munstrel Basketball I Ba eball 3 ROW GLOVETSKI Zelfe ass Pestdent 3 Student Counctl I 2 Ty 1mes Staff 3 asketball I s otball I r Second Row VERNON GOLDEN Cheeta ry etball a Tra CAROLYN GREEN nor R ll ry V1cePres1de11t-1 D C 3 4 MU ub 2 3 4 Ba 4 Mtns re usnc esttvals I Ttmes Staft I 2 Page thnrty four vw nl 'Q 1 '5- .Q 62,3 JUDITH A GUALANDRI Judy r 2 3 4 Glee Hall Ltght Sta PATRICIA HAWKINS Sadle Transferred from Peshtugo Hugh School Peshtngo Wtsconstn M ee Club 3 rlen rma 3 Cheaper By e Dozen 4 Must: Festtval A Mustc Contests 3 4 Hall Ttmes Staff 4 Bottom Row BEVERLY J HAWKS Bev Honor Roll 2 3 4 H A C 3 Asststant Mem sh1p Chalrman 3 4 Must: 3 Secretary A Pl I 2 3 4 Glee Club I 3 Musuc Festtvas 3 A Mu C ntests 2 3 A Hall Ttrnes Stal? 3 Hall L1 ht StaFf A CLYDE HOFFERT Hufly ss V1cePres1dent I lTry Hall Ttmes Sta Lght Staff 2 Basketball I 4 Tra GERALDINE JOHNSON Sllnlry norable Mentnon A lTry I 2 A Reporter 2 Glee Club I 2 A Hall Tunes Stat? ROBERT H JONES Rusty ry 2 e ub 2 Mnnstre 4 Musuc Festuvas 2 3 Hall Ttmes Staff 3 'Q I .. ,, g t 3' 5, x Q . 4 5' A 1 .I , ,-e jf 0. ' . 4 A y . , A' M .JA A , I f :I v A A l I ., ' Q is xv, , ik: W M -, j . my , E . .. Y ,gl A . 14 , ' . 5 ' I-Ty 4, 3, 4, D. A. c. 4, G. A, A. 1, 2, , , Club Ho , 1-T 1, 2, 3, 4. If 2' 3' 41 ' fl 4- 1-1 234-D..C.34'G.A.A.I2 -sae A A ' n 4 f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - - - . . , . . . , , 1 te 3, 4, Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, glee Clulb 1, 3, Music Festivals 2, 25' 'TW 3' 42 DL,FA,,Nfy 1'.GdAI A ,,3 ,, 'M C U Th 1.1 1, 2, 3, D. A, c. 3, , ic lub 4, lee Club 1, Ag , Al l S ' 4' L 41 l-Try l, , , : . . . , ' bel'- H H ' A 41 D. A. C. 416. A. A. l, 2, , 5 A Club . ' . , :BH Cl , , , f , : ' ' l Cl r 5 , 5 l- r l, 45 Hall 2 . Sic O . . ' -9 14 , 3 , 2, 3, 4, Ba eball 1, 2, 3, 4, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Fo , 2, 3, 4, Tack 1, 2, 3, 4. ' : Cla ' - ' 1 r l, 2, 4, ' H 35 ,, ,, Hall i , , 2, Football I, 2, 3, , ck I-T 4, seek 1, 2, Feefb ll 1, 2, 3, 4, ck 1, 2, 3. lf 2' 3' H0 A 5 - , ,3, 4, G. A. A. l, Ho 0 4, 1.1 1, 2, 3, 4, H. A. C. 2, 3, 3, I I I I , I 3, '- ' ,.A. .2,3,4,G.A.A.1,2, ,, sic Cl , , , na 1, 2, 3 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, , A 1 1 . 4, M ' F ' , 2, 3, 4, Music Contests 2, 3, 4, Hall I-T 5 Gle Cl , 3, 4, ' l 1 ' ' l ' , , 3. , : ' - 'M 'Tix -43' T I' Nw- Q qu., Top Row DELORES KAZMERCZAK Dee nor Roll 4 Natnonal Honor Society 4 lTry T 2 4 Trea A A l 2 4 Vuce Presaden A A Camp 2 Glee Club T Hall Tumes Staff 3 Hall Lu StafT 3 Co edltor 4 PAULA JEAN LAUGAL P J norRoll4I ry GAA A Glee Club T Hall Tnmes Sta DONALD LOLLI Sugar as etball T Foo y 4 etball 4 Baseb 4 Foo ack Second Row 'AMES MARTINKUS Chuck ry e u Mtnstre 4 Speech Contest etball T aseball 3 ball KENNETH ROBERT MEEK Ken Honorable Mentuon 4 Natnonal Honor Socnety 4 C s Treasurer lClass Presudent 4 Student Councel 4 ry M Frlen Irma 3 ne Act Play Contest T Hall Tmes Staff 3 H Lngh S H Busmegs 72 4- 'C'- 9-fi annex 1 Manager 4 Basketball T 2 3 Captaln 4 Bankers Free Throw ophy 2 3 4 eball 2 ann oo ball tain 4 Track T 2 MARILYN MEUSER r JOHN MUZZARELLI Muzzle Transferred from St Bede 3 My Frnend lrma 4 F ot 4 Track 3 Bottom Row JEAN NESTLER Nes MARY ANN NOVAKOSKI ry 4 4 Mu Club n T 4 Glee Clu T Musnc Festnv CHARTES PASSTNI Chuck ry 4 Mustc Club 4 Glee Clu 3 4 Mnnstrel 4 Musuc Festuvals 3 4 Musuc Contests 2 as etball T otball 2 Tack DOROTHY PETERSON SIS ry A u 4 Glee Clu Musuc Festuvals 3 4 Page tlmrty five .L 5 , Qs-N , . Q - X - V' . zdzxf' If U A V . , - ' ,Ky 42, 2, 4 I 'T f ' , 7 S T ' Q X1 I ff If Tr , I , 5 Bas I l, I4, Capt ' l 35 F t T, 2, 3, HO I ' ' 5 , 1 I 3' 4: Cap A 5 , , 3, 4. F. H. A. T, 3, , surer 25 G. . , , , , ' - ' t 35 G. . . 5 5 ' 5 'ght , - V I-T y T, 2, 3, 45 G, A. A. T, 2, 3, 4. Ho ,-1 t,'2,'3,4,F.H.A.1,2,3,4, . . . A 1 A P 0 ' 1 2 3 - 1 - ' ff 3. ba f 14- T B k , 2, 3, 4, tball 1. T H 5, RICHARD MARIANI MONO.. I-Try T, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. T, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club T, 2, 3. I-Tr 5 Bask T, 2, 3, 5 all 5 tball T, 2, 3, 4, Tr T, 2, l-T 5 D. A. C. 45 G .A. A. T, 2, 3, 5 sic 45 Ba d , 2, 3, 5 b 5 ' ' al 4, l-T 4: GI E Cl TJ 4: ' l z T: I-T T, 2, 35 D. A. C, 5 ' 5 b T, 2, Bask 5 B , 4 Foot T, 2, 3, 45 Track T, 2. , 5 ' 5 ' ' , 5 ' 5 3, A5 B k 5 Fo 5 r 3, 4. ' : ' ' 5 las ' 5 ' I ' 5 l-T T, I-T 35 D. A. C. 45 F. H. A. T, 2, 3, 45 G, . A. T, 2, 3, 47 H- A- C- 3- 42 H Y l d U 2 O 2, 3, 4, Music Cl b 3, 45 Band T, 2, 3, 5 b T, 35 , i 5 all ' t ta 2, 3, ' ' ' , . 'vis we Cn-na-..- 1 Xxx 5' 3 Top Row B VERLY PIANO Bev M Fnend rma 3 Mmstre 4 Cheerleaderl RICHARD PIERSON Shmoo M Frnen rma 3 Hall Llght Sta JOYCE K PINTER Valednctoruan 4 Natlonal Honor SOCIETY 4 D Award 4 Class Secretary 2 Student Councnl I ITry I 2 cretary 3 H A C 3 MUSIC Club 3 Program Chanrman 4 Band 3 4 Glee Club mstre USIC estuvas 4 Mu Contests 2 3 4 Hall Tlmes Staff 3 Hall L1ght Staff Co edutor 4 MARCO PIZZAMIGLIO Marcus ry n ecr ar ee u Mmstrel 4 Musuc Fest1vaIsI 2 3 Must: Contestsl 2 3 Second Row GERALD POMATTO Peter Class Secretary I Class Presldent 2 Student Councul I sdent A y 3 A Glee My Frnen rma 3 Mlnstre 4 Hall Tumes Sta 3 a 1 tStaft 2 4 ketball I F otball I 2 JOHN POZZI Poos Honorable ntuon 4 ITryl 2 3 4 Hall L1gl'1tSta MARY JEAN PRYOR Meck Try 2 A Glee Club 'I Page th1rty SIX as o-4' JOHN QUINN Garcon ry 3 4 Mu C 4 Ba M r1en rma Cheaper By The Dozen 4 Mmstrel 4 Mus1c Festnvals 3 4 MUSIC Contests 3 4 Hall T1mes Staff 4 Basketball Manager 4 Football 2 4 Track Manager 4 Bottom Row GRETCHEN RALEY Squ1rreIy Student Councll 2 Secretary Treasurer 3 ITryl 2 3 4 A 3 4 Glee 3 Mu F als 2 3 Hall Tumes Staff Edlt L1ght Staff I 4 EDITH REINSCH Barrels Salutatonan 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 ITry I 2 3 A v Musuc Club 3 Membershup Chanrman 4 Glee Club I 2 Cheaper By The Dozen 4 Mlnstrel 4 Musuc Festuval MUSIC Contests I 2 3 4 Hall Ttmes Staff 3 Hall Ltght ff Cheerleaderl 2 3 EMILY SARRAZIN Emmy Transferred from la Mo1Ile H1gh School La Monlle Ill1no1s 3 BOB SAVIO Fnzzer Nattonal Honor Soctety 4 Class Secretary 3 4 Stud t unC1I3 4 A C 3 Pres1dent4 Ba L1b nan 2 3 Preslde t 4 Glee Cu I Mustc Fest1v ustc Contests I 3 Hal Ttmes Staff 3 Ha Ltght Stat? Bustness Manager 4 Basketball I 2 Football I 7 gh- . I , ' 1 ' , - 1 8' . 4 XS 1 0 xt 'ji I . 9 6 t F . T 3 l . - ., my S- l, ' 3 A . ' N - A ' -A ,S -. fl I th, . ., I I ,. ,, 141:25 E H H I-T , 4, H. A, C, 4, D. A. C. 1 sic lub 3, , nd F. H. A. 1, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, secretary 4, G. A. A. Camp 21 3' 41 Glee CIUIQA If 45' v E' d I 3, 3, y' 1 I , ,2,3,-1, 1 5 1 ,f I-Try 1, 2, y ' d 1 , ' 11 4. ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' : - A- R- I H - ,, : : ' 1 - , , 4, - v , Q , Se. ' ' ' ' '4fD2A'C' 4'G'A'2' l'2'3'4' 1-1. .c. 3, 4, D. A. C. 3, 4, G. A. A. 1,2, , , Club I 2 3 A' HM, I,, 4. M , F ', I I '2 '3 h sic I, 2, 5 sic estiv l, , , A , 'or 3, Hall I-T 3, Ba d I, 2, 4, S et y 3, GI CI b I, 2, ' 5 ' A J - , , ,4: ' , A ' , , , A , , ,4. H. . C. 2, 3, Secretar 4, D. A. C. 3, 4, F. 1-1. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, , ' , A ' : , 1 3: H H ,, ,, I ,, . ,, I . . 37 . . t . ' , , , 1 ' 2 ' SYS . ' ' ' 3, , , , 4. 2, 3, Pre 1 , I-Tr I, 2, 4, H. A, C. l, 2, , , Club II A: 11 - d I If I 14 - '11 I ' ff 1 H II If U L'gh , , Bas , 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, ' ' , ' , ' ' . 0 , , 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ,, , ,, . , ' ' 1 1 2 en Me ' ' ' ' ' f If 314, Co ' , , I-Try 1, 2, 3, 4, 1-1. . . ', ' , nd l, A ra ' , , ' n , I b , . ' ' al 3, 1- ,4,D, .C. 4, F. H. A. 1,2, 3, G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4, M ' , , 1 ' , II ' 3, JW 3 Q 'Uh '51 465 .,,.... .fax AQ., Top Row THOMAS SCHVVEICKERT Tom Honor Roll 4 National Honor Society 4 Class Vice Pres1dent 2 Class Treasurer 4 Student Council V1cePresudent 4 Try l 2 3 Vice President 4 One Act Play Contest I Hall Times ck l SANDRA SMITH Sparrow r 34DAC3Members alrman 4 G A A Friend Irma 3 Hall Tnmes Staff 3 Hall Light Staff l BEVEQLY JEAN STEEN Bev A G JOANN STRUGLINSKI Strugs r Glee Club l Second Row CHARLENE TABER Char ry 2 4 D A C 3 V1cePres1 e Friend lrrna instre 4 Hall Tnmes a Hall Light Staff 4 CAROL TOGNAZZI ry 2 3 Times Staff 3 JAMES TROGLIO MOC0 ss President l Student Council l 2 My Frlen Irma Soeech Contest l Hall Times Stat? 3 Hall Light Stat? l Bas etball l 4 Tr I 2 3 4 Cassnday Football Most Valuable Player Award 4 'li 4- .: ' if 1 2.4 BILL VICKERY Vick ee Club 1 Foot 2 Thnrd Row EVELYN VOLZ r A 4 Glee u Hall Light Stal? 4 JOHN WEEKS Kussue .? 5 Y' an 1 -v Q r l 2 3 4 My Friend rm 3 Cheaper By The Dozen 4 Minstrel 4 Hall Trmes Sat? Hall Light Staff 2 3 Basketball ROBERT WENZEL Goofy nd l Mmstre usic Festival 3 Basketball l 2 Football 3 4 Captain I 2 Trackl 2 3 4 Cass1day Basketball Most Valuable Player Award A PERA B wow Peggy norable Mention 4 lTry l 2 3 4 D A G A G Bottom Row RONALD YATONI Y Basketball l Football 2 4 Track 3 e . ' 1 ,t ' rl'Bull,ll'ilil' fr 1 ix A 5 ' 4 1: I, A ' f f - se '- N ,e - . mf- Q la, I ? if . - ' re 3 . L 1 Q i ,.,. 7 . r 553 34 i r Y Q ,f ,- . ee 1 -' xg' 3 f f fe . '77 - , 4 e , r 45 , r , i 4 - il . i ' , W' ' ' S 1 va ll 44 X 'Q VL V XJ 0 is E I ' , , es .yr . -A - K 53 . V ' f F 2 5 ' K K eW..4......q. .- .. ..,-.,.A,-.., ,,.. -L '- -4- .. ......g,. - -e,..k,...g :I I 5 V 1 ' 'I - ' : I- Slaftl 35, Hall Light Staff l, 45 Basketball l, 25 Football l, 2, 45 Tra , 3, 4. ' 5 '2 ,, ., GI , 2, . Y 1-1 y 1, 2, 3, 4, H. A. c. , , .,., hip ball 1 3, 4, , Ch' , . . . 1, 2, 3, 4, olee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 'My . , . , ' 1 ' : ' - ' 3 1 1.1 1 , . . , D. .c. l5G, A. A, l,2, 3, 4, lee Club 1,2, 3. 2 3 Y, ' 2' GC, b fl gj .a 1-ry 1, 2, 3, 4, F, H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, ' 'ig 4, 'f I'Ty ,2, 3, D. A. c. 4, Band 1, , , ,H ' 1 1-1 , 3, 4, H. A. c. 3, , . . . , ' - 'd m 4, 31 ' 4 1 '- F, H. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, My ' 3, M' I 5 ' S1 ff 3, Ba , 2, 3, Librarian 45 Glee Club I, 25 ' l 4 ' . M ' ' 5 , , 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 1-1 , 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, , Hall , H H A HO I ' 5 A , , , 5 . . C, 45 . Cla ' 1 , 1 3. 4: leTrv 1, 2. 1, 2, 3, 4, lee Club 1, 3. 3, 4, H. A, c. 2, 3, 4, clee club 1, 4, ' d 3, : - ' 1 ' , 47 2 k , 2, 3, 45 Baseball lg Football l, 2, 3, 5 ack H H Y Honor o Row One Joyce Punter Ednh Reunsch Delores Kazmerczak Shirley Crousant Marilyn Bunngton Row Two Beverly Hawks George Buckman Paula Laugal iAbsent when pncvure was taken Thomas Schwewckerij Honorable Menhon Row One Carolyn Green Julua Barto John Pozzn Arlette Euten Row Two Pera Wolf Kenneth Meek Geraldane Johnson The Honor Roll an Order of Scholashc Standing The Honorable Menhon m Order of Scholashc Joyce Pinter Valedlctorlan Edith Rennsch Salutatorsan Delores Kazmerczak Shurley Cronsant Marnlyn Bursngton Beverly Hawks George Buckrnan Paula Laugal Thomas Schwelckert Carolyn Green Page ihnrty enghf Sfandung Julia Barto John Pozzn Arleffe Ellen Pera Wolf Kenneth Meek Geraldine Johnson The National Honor Society Students of sensor standing In the upper one third of the class are nominated by fellow sensor classmates and the faculty The basls for selectlon are scholarshnp leadership character and servlce Regarded as a measure of accompllshment belng named to Natlonal Honor as one of the most meaningful of honors gnven to Hall seniors On Honors Day whnch was held on May 13 1952 the following seniors were honored Julia Barto Shirley Crolsant Arlette Elten Delores Kazmerczak Kenneth Meek Joyce Pinter Edith Relnsch Robert Savlo Thomas Schwelckert Top Row Robert Savno Julua Barto Arlette Eaten Kenneth Meek Bottom Row Joyce Plnter Shlrley Cronsant Thomas Schwencnen Delores Kazrnerczak Ednth Remsch 'C' ' Q ff rr-:W 110 Page thnrty moe ' I . 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Page forty OFFICERS DALE PIENTA Treasurer Hall's Juniors The class of T953 IS very proud ot the many experuences we have had at Hall the past three years We have been actuve IU the mann extra curricular actlvltles ofllered students at Hall athletics clubs of varlous klnds drama music publlca tlons and the lunlor senior prom We have also done well scholastlcally Looking back at our record our class can be more than proud of all our achlevements ln our freshman year we chose Dale Plenta as president Ernest Puzzamlgllo as vlce president Roberta Shadensack as secretary and Elleen Barr as treasurer Mass Eileen Connolly was our sponsor As sophomores Gerald Stuart was president Kenneth Le Clerca was vlce president Jo Ann Turlnettl was secretary and Beverlee Lodlglanl was treasurer The bug event of the year was our sophomore assembly and by the end of the year our names began to appear ID many actlvztles of the school Our class sponsor was Mr Roger Kachln Our bug chance to show what our class could really do flnally came this year Our names were prominent In the aftaurs ot the school thus year First of all we began to take over the 'ob of edntung the Hall Tnmes Some of us were on the Hall Llght staff too Clubs athletlcs music actuvntles and scholastlc achievements were outstandlng because of lunuor talent and abrluty Our class play Mr Barrys Etchlngs and our Iunror senlor prom Stalrway to the Stars were great successes Wlth all thus experlence 1n scholarshup leadership and athletics we should make good leaders durrng our senior year I . l l n 1 1 1 1 ' I - . . 1 - 1 ' 1 1 I . 1 1 - 1 , . - 1 1 1 . . , . . ,, , . , . - 11 1 - 1 11 1 11 . I ' 1 1 PAULA KACZMAREK Secretary JACK SAVIO Vuce Presudent MR JOHN ROACH Sponsor JAMES SMOODE Presldent First Row e Joan Bematavrch Edeen Barr Jack Anderson Carol Dean Bearnce Bogguo Kenneth Dachstenner cond Row James Baum Jacquelrne Bergagna Joan Bergagna Jamce Duecu Menon Brasher Chades Bruno Furs! Row Shnrley Guerrum Louwse Frl ppm: James Eusruce Loss Enrrco Ronald Harm Frank Haney Second Row Mary LOU Grrvem Carol Guordano Audrey Falem Sue Evans Thomas Fosver Rrchard Edwards ark I T Page for f onf 3' Q . a A - 11 S : ' A ' , .i ., . 1 V. , it ' x --S ' cs 5 x - A r I rr 5 , ev rv, 'QQ Page lorry two Furs? Row Robert Kanuclw Ceculla Ladgenskn Carole lrwm Paula Kaczmarek Yvonne Julnan Barbara Maurer Second Row Emnlue McElroy Beverly Lodugnanr Carol lane Kenneth LQ-Clcrcq Edward Manalnan Edmund Herrmann James Hunler Eugene Mercier Furs! Row James Olson Mary Ann Nevmcosu Dorns Morandn Audrey Nestler Florence Muzzarelln Second Row Ernest Pnzzamlgllo Stanley Podobmskr Donald Meyer Rlclward Nanm Audrey Pmerson Dale Pnenta Geraldine Pelzel 'Y x .K . . 'a 4 X 4 4 - 2 Charles O'Dell 6 . X 8 h 7 l . . ' N . . Furs! Row Slwrrley Rasmussen Jane! Prokup James Smoode Ba bara Scnwarvrng Geraldrne Sarrazm Caro! Shaw Raymond Secatfr Roberta Shadensack Second Row Jack Sawo WrlJram Savnch Anfnony Srmmkus Gustave Se!! Donald Sever Ronald Spayer Furs? Row Marcra Van Cleaver Jo Ann Turrnetfr Joan Tonozzr Joanne WalJ Franldrn JNrrghY James Weber Loss Wrese James Wendt Charlene NaJborn Rosemary Yoangmve R Chard NeHr1g Joseph Ternfvv F?onaJd Wagner Nov preseni for pictures Fred C Ckrfar' E w Jo n a,rn Perr Jerrf Va T7 Page r0r,1hreQ , ' I 1 J J t FD , J . , A ' -.4 0 Second Row: ., v R ' J r James r n r G w James 'o . S w r' Y Y Y . Hall's Sophomores OFFICERS First Row: Ken Jakuloiak, Secretary Dick Schweickeri, President Second Row: Mr. Vincent Urbanek, Sponsor Jim Weeks, Treasurer Efhe Buck, Vice-President First Row: Christine Barto Barbara Braggo Mary Lou Brittingham Second Row: Pearl Barr Frances Byvik Arlon Bergagna Gerry Batalia Effie Buck Third Row: Laura Carney John Actis Charles Achinger Roger Bruno Lawrence Allen Norma Boggio First Row: oernarci tngeirnan Leroy Dzierzynski Second Row: Beverly Doll Roberta Downie Mary Jo Cinotio Carole Drewitz Mary Lou Cassiday Third Row: Carol Engelman Norma Covert Joe Cinotto Ross Decker Dick Demichelis Sebastian De Serf Mary Alice Cherry First Row: Bertha Golden Richard Haywood Ron Grofti Seated: Lorraine Fiste Mary Claire Hopkins Carole Hillyer Donna Jakubiak Joyce Faletti Standing: Elizabeth Hamill Jim Galetti Leonard Enrietto Ken Jakubiak Larry Falley Bonnie Hart Row One: Jackie lodigiani Marilynn Keyser Jean Ann Liplme Della Mae Lee Patricia Kinkin Marlene Kuffel Row Two: Keith Jegglie Delores Krzyzk Richard Jones Harry Leggett Robert Kurtz Edward Johnston Leona, Ligocki Row One: Nancy Nachtnebel Lois Mitchell Lawrence Mitchell Richard Magnani Elaine Manahan Linnea Meadowcraft Row Two: Dennis McCook Anthony Panizzi Bill McAdams Cliftord Peart Eugene Michaels Ronald Malooley Row One: Gloria Savitch Barbara Sobin Robert Savage Joanne Petkus Rosemary Quinn Row Two: Richard Schweickert Roger Podobinski Billy Stedman Harry Silfies Jack Podowicz John Petitte Warren Savage Wallace Rave Wayne Schell Row One: Barabara Volant Carol Walker Sandra Thomas Shirley Ziel Rita Tahari Barbara Ziel Row Two: Patricia Stephanites Torn Walsh Eugene Weberski Jean Weber Russell Fox Bill Waite Bill Struglinski Richard Yankowski Sandra Stephanites James Weeks Absent when pictures were taken Harvey Curley Kaye Jeflerson nl' 'sr-...4 it YW an Y. ,-A 1 Page forty sux ,J .Q-..., lin, Halls Freshmen OFFICERS :ss Etleen Conno Sponsor Sally Norrns Sec retary James Curley Trea surer Peter McLean Vtce Presudent Rnchard May Prestdenr Row One Ronald Allen Margaret Ballarnne Susan Barrowrnan M ryltlly An tontno Row Two Ronald Barto Nell Ballard Davsd Bach Row One Kenneth Bowers Dorothy Bence O Ce Bel lrvlng Batten Row Two Elaine Bell Ruth Ann Braggo Row One Lyla Cattan Sharon Buffo Carolyn Car ruthers Elanne Carlson Row Two Bob Cam: nun: John Cherry Char es Burman Duck Centner Row One Frances Corso Judy Davnto Reglna Covert Carole Crolsant Iey Rrta Dean Dennus C fond Dale Crorsant Row One Judy Edwards ur ey Ferarru Shnrley r wnn Roseanna Dzzerzynskl Nuna Ellerbrock Row Two Pat Donovan Vernon Etchoe Robert Fer rero Row One Terry Golgnn Audrey Gnanoulakus Joan Guerrunn Lynn Fnlnppunt Row Two Francns Gua landr: Mllce Gualandrt Fred Foster Albert Fustnatto Row One Patrtcxa Jepp son Helen Irwun Marene Hahn Loss Guerrnnt Norenp Johnston Row Two Wesley Hos c red onna e m Joyce . I M' ' ny, an - I - I . 1 I 'f yr ' V 1 , f I r A 7 I ' , N q Y I 2 , S . Q7 ' R I , a ' - tl v : - . l J y V I , ' . I i : E, -, l . 4 gb , ' y E f I .Q l ' 'I : I I Y r ,V Xa l fl Row Two: James Cur- 1 I ' f ' O. I Sh' l I ', ' E W D lt 2 , ,V r l y ' my cf A. : ' , . , 3 Y 4 . . . ' -I .-, S .I , A , l vw. . 4? ig I uf V V I 1 - ' T' f -. ge I rr , D H I , Ed 7 . . M . -Xu -1 Row One Carol Krzy zek Mary Jane Magnann Joyce Knldow Alben Mance Row Two Samuel Lane Stanley Kuvawa Rnclward Kmkun Row One Marlene Munn Ruvlw McDonald Luculle Martnn Margorue Mavnty Row Two Charles Mer cler Rvchard May Peter McLean Russell Martnnkus Row One Sally Norrus Mary Alece Nest: Ruta O lands Jane? Panuzzn Row Two Andrew Nave Janice Morandu Frances Moore James Nealand Row One Alfred Pot tenger Joan Pylca Sandra Plerson Roger Pomano Row Two Roger Rheel ln Bll Prokup Geor e Pusiona Norman Plzzamug o Row One Shirley Say bara Scoma Carolyn Serra Larry Sarrazm Row Two Raymond Se basfuan Wnllnarn Sharp Joseph Rwa Row One Mmnue Pear! Joyce Pnacenrn Wanda Pau e Phyllls Pecher Ju 18 Pearson Row two Vaden Par menfer Frances Perknns Wlllnam Passlnn Row One Vunce Slalsus Nadine Ta lol: Mary Lou Smoode Carol Srrmh James Shaw Row Two Tom Thomp son Dale Lund Rlclward Venardl Row One Kay Young love Pat Znel Nancy Weus senburger Edward I9 low Two Bll Vuckers Bob Wayfenlclm George Z bert 'Q' 1 f . 9 li . l lor, Joanne vSaba1ini, Bar- l Y, ' Y , d' . I .V I ' , A z' 1. : i ' , i , Spotlight Settmgs Belneye JT now Char? 2 Why Bev' 3 Twose Freshues' I3 Amt Love Grand? 111 Semester Exams I5 Bubbles and was mce W me nt as e Bt Name a a ev n y I6 Whats wrong Coach? 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I' In The Spotlight Orgamzatlons contnbutmg outwardly to student actlon inwardly to self development lndlvndual recog nltlon and personal potentlallty ID drama music scholarship home making gurls athletlcs agriculture and fun at specnal soclal gathermgs are all profitable hours for student betterment IONJ '+G 'Ky' Page fifty one Page fltty two Furs! Semester Award Wmners Row One Carole Crousant Roberta Shadensack Joyce Punter Sandra Thomas Geraldune Petzel Barbara Schwartnng Jean Ann Lupke Beverlee Lodngnann Row Two Effie Buck Marlene Kuffel Carol Walker Shurley Crolsant Delores Kazmerczak Pera Wolf Arlette Euten Ednth Remsch Row Three Patrncua Stephanltes Glorna Savutch Charlene Walborn Shnrley Rasmussen Nancy Nacht nebel Row Four Muss Elleen Connolly Sponsor James Olson Ed Herrmann Joan Guernnu Susan Barrowman Yvonne Julnan Eileen Barr Audrey Falettn Peter McLean Donald Meyer Jack Savuo The ITry Club Officers JULIA BARTO President PAULA KACZMAREK MISS EILEEN CONNOLLY Secretary Treasurer Sponsor The ITry Club numbering one hundred sixty flve members encourages hugh scholarship self Improvement and good cltlzenshlp To become a member students must make the honor roll each successive year For members attannnng hugh scholarship the following awards are glven Summa cum Laude straight A ID four or more subgects Magna cum Laude A or A and nothing less than a B Rite three A s or A and nothsng less than a B Meetrngs are held after each drstrubutlon of report cards wlth programs planned by the members The program for the future freshmen of Hall which lS given annually by the ITry Club was held May 9 1952 The ITry Club IS sponsored by Mass Eileen Connolly .1 ' ' by K I 'A 5. ' J . THOMAS SCHWHCKERT .................................................,...... Vice-President The Honorary Achvlty Club Officers ROBERT SAVIO Prcsldent CAROLYN GREEN Vlce Presudent EDITH REINSCH Secretary Treasurer ARLETTE EITEN BEVERLY HAWKS Asslstant Mernbershtp Chanrman MISS EDNA M THOMPSON Sponsor One of the outstanding and actlve clubs at Hall Hugh the Honorary Actlvlty Cluo IS ltmtted only to those students who have participated an extra curricular BCTIVTISS shown scholastic ablluty and whose conduct IS unquestionable The clubs mann pro,ect was the sponsorshtp of a bundle drlve to aid needy people The club has also had many socual actuvstnes There have been bnrthday celebratlons each month and a potluck to celebrate Valentine s Day Thus year the annual H A C banquet was cancelled due to the unusual press of year end actnvntues The club sponsor Mrss Edna M Thompson has done much to malntaln the club s hugh standards Row One Shirley Crotsant Charlene Taber Gretchen Raley Joyce Punter Geraldune Petzel Beverly Hawks Emuly McElroy Roberta Shadensack Row Two Gerald Pomatto Kenneth Meek Mass Edna M Thompson Sponsor Joe Turlnettl Robert Savto Eduth Rennsch Julua Barto Arlene Etten Carolyn Green Xa--' Page titty three . . 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I 44 MY' , Page fifty four Row One Norma Boggno Marcna VanCleave Julra Barto Ednth Rernsch Arlette Erten Carolyn Green Erleen Barr Row Two Mass Bebe Kay Lusher Sponsor Charlene Taber Marlene Del Margo Gretchen Raley Shrrley Crorsant Sandra Smrth Mary Jean Pryor Pera Wolf Barbara Bergantz Row Three Pat Hawkuns Judy Gualandrn John Weeks John Quunn Mary Ann Novakoskr Beverly Hawks Joyce Pmter Dorothy Peterson Duck Gnacomellr Ernest Przzamuglro The Dramatic Arts Club Officers SHIRLEY CROISANT Presudent ARLETTE EITEN Secretary Treasurer SANDRA SMITH Membershrp Chatrman The Dramatuc Arts Club has been a very actlve club this year under the dnrectlon of Mass Bebe Kay Lusher, club sponsor To become a member of thus clul a student must partucrpate rn plays, serve on play commlttees, or be In various other actrvutues of a dramatlc nature Among the varnous actnvltues of the club were the Thanksguvung Dance and four radio plays which were presented over W L P O Thrs year new puns were obtanned for club members CHARLENE TABER ............................ .... .............................. V i ce-President The Musuc Club Officers ARLETTE EITEN Presldent ERNEST PIZZAMIGLIO Vice Presudent BEVERLY HAWKS Secretary Treasurer EDITH REINSCH Membershtp Chaurman The Music Club has been very actrve this year under the dlrectlon of Miss Vnrglnua Webster club sponsor Points for membership are earned through partlcspatlon IU glee club band music contests and festivals and other publnc performances Any student actuve rn the music actnvltles of the school IS ellglble tor membershup after earnung the required tive points Meetings whlch are held once a month conslst of a business session and a rnusncal program This year the club sponsored the following GCTIVITIES the candy machine a swimming party a hop after a game the statuonery sale and a very successful mlnstrel show Row One Mass Vurgnma Webster Sponsor Arlette Eaten Jo Ann Turnnettu Carolyn Green Ednth Reunsch Enleen Barr Marcna Van Cleave Patrucua Hawknns Row Two Roberta Shadensack Barbara Bergantz Charlotte Flahaut 'Vlaryann Novakaskn Beverly Hawks Dorothy Peterson Row Three Ernest Plzzamuglno Joyce Pnnter Emily McElroy Audrey Pnerson John Qunnn Geraldme Petzel Roger Bruno Gerald Stuart Page fifty tive JOYCE PINTER ............................................................ Program Chairman , . f f 1 f - 1 ' , 1 I t i 4 4 1 9 y 22, Q Y QV' 30,41 5: Q1 W 1 . U V . 3 Q U 4 3 , 1 0 ,-I A . , Q. 4 . Q ., 1 ' I f 'A' --, A V A s A 7 The Freshman Gas' GK-Q CQE: Frgglvmw GE, Q! ri Afwavwuzi GMS G! C Ye fH'1y-su Boys Glee Club The Glee Clubs Preparations Tor the vvlrtter and sprung concerts music festivals and perfor mamces for the commumty have kept these groups busy throughout the year The vvlhter concert was glveh oh December 21 l952 for the student body and the sprlhg cortcert The Pirates Dert was presented OH May 6 l952 Members from these groups also partlclpatecl tm the mrhstrel Miss Vnrguma Webster dtrects these groups of students ll1CI'CSTCQl rm mu IC The M xed Chorus Page flty sum. nr ' v . , ,I V 1 1 , , , . . . 1 1 ' 1 f r 1 1 ' Ax .. . . . . H V .. , . x.l S. l t a 't,,.. Page hfty-eight The Hall Concert Band Officers ROBERT SAVlO .. ...., President ROBERT VVENZEL .. ...... Vice-President .JULIA BARTO .. .... Secretary-Treasurer ROBERT BLUM .... ......... L ibrarian DALE PIENTA ... ...Assistant Librarian JOHN OUINN ......... ........ M anager MR. RICHARD A. FLING ............................,........... Director The seventy-piece Hall hand has scored another outstanding year Under the capable direction of Mr, Richard A. Fling. The group, one of the finest performing bands Hall has had, presented three concerts this year. Their hrst public appearance was before the teachers ot the county at the Bureau County Teachers' Institute held in the Princeton High School auditorium on February 8, 1952. The group presented excellent winter and spring concerts in the Hall High auditorium on March 25, 1952, and on May 14, 1952 respectively. All three concerts presented a wide range ot musical selections and were enthusiastically received. This group of young musicians has the ability to read music well, and they reached the peak in reading when they played such dificult selections as Franz Shubert's Unt1nished Symphony , Gomez' El Guaranyn, Aram Kachiturian's Three Dances from the Gayne Ballet , and Whitney's River Jordan , a fantasy on Negro Sprituals, to mention but a few. A number of t1ne musicians will be lost through graduation, however, a large group that began high school band work this year will be back as experienced players, Mr. Fling and the students look ahead to another year of success. 4.1 QL. A flrecracker ns formed by the marchtng band The band forms the treble cleft The Marching Band Constderlng the facts that the Hall Hugh Marchlng Band had flfty per cent of Its number as beginners and that they had no special rehearsing other than the asstgnecl period they were an excellent group of players and performers at every home game except the cold snowy nnght of the Hall Hursch game Much ttme IS spent on fundamentals and each year some new marchung formations are added In order to better the students knowledge of street marching Besides the formattons whtch are plctu ed other outstandlng ones were the trumpet the tea kettle the skull and the pumpktns The band forms the letter H iv Page snxty , ' . l l U 1 1 . . 1 . . . . , Y , ' 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 f f' Officers and Sponsor Filip x I ge , t w g e a 4 uswvdb gxrlv 1806101 ...-1 eww H . an-A Joan Bergagna, Secretaryg Carole Irwin, Treasurerg Beverlee Lodigiani, Presidentg Mrs. Verana Ballou, Sponsorg Audrey Faletti, Vice-President. Future Homemakers Omcers and Chapter Mothers Mrs Andrew Byvnk Chapter Mrs Verana Ballou Spons f of America Mother 1 Mrs Joseph Bergagna Chapter SrsterMother Mrs Andrew Byvuk Chapter Mother Beverlee Lodrgnam Presrdent Mrs Leonard Lodrglam Chapter S1srerMother Mrs Frank Boggro Chapter SrsterMother Mrs Verana Ballou Sponsor 121 . S., 4 ge sixty-one Page slxty two F H A Members Freshman Grrls Row One Sharon Buffo Ruth Ann Braggo Roseanna Dzuerzynskl Norene Johnston Pa Jeppson Frances Moore Carolyn Sem Row Two Marlene Munn Shlrley Ferrara Helen lrwln Carol Smith Donna Rae Helm Lois Guerrml Judy Davuto Row Three Mrs Verana Ballou Sponsor Margaret Ballerme Joyce Bell Mnnnle Peart Elarne Carlson Marlene Hahn Sophomore Girls Row One Arlon Bergagna Carol Engelman Norma Bogguo Mary Lou Bruttungham Bonnie Hart Roberta Downue Rosemary Qunnn Gerrue Battalla Eftle Buck Row Two Mrs Verana Ballou Sponsor Mary Allce Cherry Beverly Doll Chrlstnne Barto Lorranne Flste Glorua Savutch Nancy Nachtnebel Joyce Falettn Leona Lugockl Elaune Manahan Jean Weber Marlene Kuftel Jackue Lodngzann Row Three Carole Hnllyer Barbara Sobln Shurley Zrel Lots Mntchell Joann Petkus Bertha Golden Sandra Stephanntes Frances Byvlk Mary Jo Clnotto Sandra Thomas Jumor and Senior Girls Row One Barbara Bergantz Lounse Fnlnpplnn Joanne Wall Beatrlce Bogglo Arlette Eaten Julua Barto Charlene Taber Shirley Guerrunu Row Two Nella Ballard Jo Ann Turnnettl Carole Irwln Audrey Falettn Shrrley Rasmussen Lots Wuese Mary Lou Gruveftn Florence Muzzarelll Mrs Verana Ballou Sponsor Row Three Charlene Walborn Janet Prokup Cecnlua Ladgensku Jacquellne Bergagna Barbara Schwartnng Emuly McElroy Joan Bergagna Mary Ann Nevncosn Doris Morandu Beverlee Lodugnanu . . . . .I I T , , A Z 4 -I I I I , , , . 1 . , : I I , , . 5 I I , , , , , , . : . , 5 , . , I 4 I ' A I V , , , . , I Linnea Meadowcraft, Patricia Stephanites. 1 A , A , I A I ' ' I I , I , , , I I , . . . .V I . . I I 1 , I e 3 f l U, , , , f , Future Homemakers of America The F. H. A., under the sponsorship of Mrs. Verana Ballou, has had its fullest and probably most profitable year since its organization. This years activities consisted of: Mother-Daughter Banquet, Chicago Tour, Christmas Tea, Lincoln Day Tour, attending the House of Delegates Meeting, District Spring Rally, in which we had charge of the Style Show, Woman's Club Style Show, assisting with Football Banquet, in charge of food for the Bloodmobile visit, spon- soring a dance, sending food and gifts to friends, making of tray cover favors and nut cups which were used at St. Margaret's Hospital on Christmas. We were financed largely from the sale of Christmas cards, candy, and stationery. F. H. A. members visit the Fall Festival . .. Dr. Fri-iflfi Kheiin speaks at MotherfDaughter banquet ., Enihleiii Service at Mother-Daughter banquet. .. VVonian's Club Style Show ..., Doris ntodels at Wyoming the Fall Festival .. Mary Lou entertains at the banquet. .. . Lincoln Day tour . .. Freshmen model their skirts and blouses, . HOU51. of Delegates meeting. Entertairment at banquet. Mealtime, Lincoln Day tour. .. . Chaperones eat too. .. . Meeting old friends at House of Delegates meeting. Freshman initiation. .... Mother-Daughter banquet, ..., The newly initiated freshmen. Page sixty-four Seated: Eugene Michaels, Lawrence Mitchell, James Baum, Alfred Pottinger, Lawrence Allen Bernard Engelman. Standing: Andrew Nave, John Cherry, Dale Croisant, James Hunter, Mr. Charles C. Bain, Sponsor, Wesley Hoscheid. The Future Farmers of America Officers JAMES BAUM ,....,, ......... ......... P r esident LAWRENCE MlTCHELL .. ..... Vice-President ALFRED POTTINGER .. ..... Secretary LAWRENCE ALLEN .... Treasurer BERNARD ENGELMAN ... .... Reporter MR. CHARLES C. BAIN .,.. .. ...... Sponsor The Future Farmers of America have had another successful year. The club has made money by farming the school ground which has been set aside for the club's use and by selling F. F. A. pencils. The group had fifteen varieties of oats the past year and six acres of alfalfa. An oxygen-acetylene welder has been aded to the department for the use of learned boys in the ag. boys, and it has certainly been appreciated by all those who have to use it. The arc welding by the ag. lll boys has proved very useful. The the first year shop part of ag. I were kept busy making hog houses, pig ringing crate, show box, lawn chair, and fruit shelf. Many repair iobs were done. The Vocational Agriculture Department sponsored two ten-week adult evening classes for farmers during the past winter. One class was on arc-welding, and the other was on a variety of subiects. The adult work seems to be a real service by our ag. department. The ag department has a group of fifteen prominent farmers who have an interest in the betterment of agriculture in our community. This group of farmers is known as the Agriculture Advisory Council. They meet once a month to talk over problems and activities of our ag. department, and they make recommenda- tions on how to improve upon the workings of our department. Their efforts and time are certainly appreciated. The Girls Athletic Assoclatlon Officers BEVERLY PIANO President GERALDINE PETZEL Vlcc Pres! lent BEVERLEE LODIGIANI Secretary Treasurer MISS SHIRLEY DONNELLY Sponsor One of the largest organazatlons at Hall Hugh IS the Glrls Athletic Association under the durectlon of Mlss Shirley Donnelly club sponsor The club upholds good sportsmanship basic health rules and tlne leadership qualities ln order to become a member of the G A A a gurl must partlcupate un athletic actlvltles and earn at least one hundred health and actlvnty points A member may wan as many as four awards vvhlch are earned on a pocnt basis This year the G A A sponsored the Homecoming Dance on November lo l95l the annual Christmas dance under the theme Frostys Frollc and the Mother Daughter banquet held in May Several hops were also among the club s many actlvltles Barbara Znel Mnss Shnrley Donnelly Sponsor Shnrley Crousant Arlette Enten Beverly Plano Geraldnne Petzel Sandra Thomas Beverlee Lodugnanu Gretchen Raley -SJ Page slxty Svc . , . . . ARLETTE EITEN ,. ......,.................. . .......,...............,..,........ Point Secretary , . I I ' . . ., . . . Q I , I . H , -H: V 1- w , .5 V ' Y U ir? Hall s Cheerleaders With unlimited enthusiasm and fine sportsmanship qualities Halls cheerleaders led all cheers with the will to vvin spirit in all football and basketball games Thi. r tina i Lower The freshmen vote tor their class cheerleaders Page sixty six Row One: Beverly Piano, Paula Kaczmarek, Varsity Cheerleaders. Row Two: Roberta Downie, Vaden Parmenter, Sharon Bufto, Marylinn Keyser, Frosh-Soph Cheer- leaders. Row Three: Sue Evans, Miss Shirley Donnelly, Sponsorg Edith Reinsch, Varsity Cheerleaders. The Hall Tnmes The Hall TImes Issued eIght tImes durIng the year IS vvrItten bythe Iournahsm class and IS under 'he supervIsIon of MIss Edna M Thompson Each month the reporters are busy preparsng news Items and feature stones that wIlI Interest the students Both IournalIsm and Englush are studued IIT thIs class I m e s S t a Edntor In ChIef ASSISTANT Edttor Sports EdIYOf Assustant Sports Sports Features Features MUSIC Clubs Orgamzatuons GIrls Sports Humor Alumm Rovmg Reporters AdvertIsIrIg Manager Class Reporters TypIst Sponsor Staff Jack Savuo Gus Sell Joe Turmetn Ken Dachstemer JIm Smoode Audrey PIerson Yvonne JulIan JackIe Bergagna Florence Muzzarelln Mary Ann NGVICOSI Carole IrwIn EmIlIe McElroy Jo Ann TUFIUETTI Staff Etleen Barr Barbara Maurer Dale PIenta Jerry Stuart Jack SavIo Joan Bergagna BIII SavItch Beverlee LodIgIanI Roberta Shadensack Beatnce BOQQIO Sue Evans Don Sever ShIrley Rasmussen LOIS WIese assIstants ShIrley Rasmussen EIleen Barr Jaclme Bergagna Joan Bergagna Beverlee LodIgIanI Audrey PIerson Gus Sell Semors Pat Hawkms John Qumn Sophomores Frances Byvlk Sandra Thomas Freshmen Mary AlIce NestI Don Shnmkus Barbara Bergantz MISS Edna M Thompson 'P .f Page suxty seven Hall T' ff I ll PersonasQllllllllllllllllll1111111121113 - 5 3 xv 0 3 fl , lT if, ' Q J' sl it . ' ,4 5 . 'I y ' H 'sg-fp. il ...Lmmuw i i J , s ,E ef' Row One: Joyce Pinter, Delores Kazrnerczak, Kenneth Meek. Row Two: Jackie Bergagna, Shirley Rasmussen, Julia Barto, Barbara Bergantz, Gretchen Raley, Bob Savio, Audrey Pierson, Thomas Schweickert. Thank you, Hall students who helped at the concessions. Page sixty-eight Row One: George Buckman, James Troglio, Gerald Pornatto. Row Two: Jean Ann Lipke, Sandra Thomas, Arlette Eiten, Audrey Faletti, Judy Gualandri, Sally Norris, Evelyn Volz, Charlene Taber, Jim Baum, John Pozzi, Peter McLean, Richard Pierson, Sue Evans, Beverly Hawks, Carole Irwin. The Hall Light Staff Co-Editors .... Dolores Kazmerczak, Joyce Pinter Business Managers. .Kenneth Meek, Robert Savio Senior Editors ........... Thomas Schvveickert, Gretchen Raley, Julia Barto Barbara Bergantz Junior Editors ......... Audrey Pierson, Shirley Rasmussen, Jackie Bergagna Sophomore Editors . ...Jean Ann Lipke, Sandra Thoma: Freshman Editors .... Sally Norris, Peter Mclean Photographer . . ......... Richard Pierson Organizations ........ Judy Gualandri, Beverly Hawks, Arlette Eiten, Evelyn Volz, Sue Evans, Carole Irwin Sports . ........... George Buckman, Gerald Pomatto, James Troglio, Robert Savio Vocations: Hornemaking . . . , .Audrey Faletti industrial Arts .. ....... John Pozzi Business ...... .. .Charlene Taber Agriculture .. ........... Jim Baum Sponsor .... ...Miss Minnie Fenoglio The Magazine Sale Row One: Kenneth Meek, Barbara Bergantz, Row Two: Joyce Klldow, Wanda Pauley, Mary Lou Orryetti, Ronald Wagner, Richard Marianr, Beatrice Boggro, Carolyn Green, Susan Barrownwan, From a total of Sl 560 collected ID the Curhs Curculaflon Company sale the profits were used to flnance The Hall Light Thrs sale vvhlch began on September 26 1951 and lasled a week was under the supervlsuon of Miss Shirley Muller The hugh salesman was Barbara Berganrz who sold SlO8 80 worth of sub scruphons She was awarded the Hall l-ll blanket and the panda as specnal prlzes men In order of The amounr of therr sales were oS rollo rs Susan Barrowman Ronald Wagner Mary Lou Grwetfr Wanda Pauley Joyce K no f Rrchard Maruanr and Kenneth Meek Page 5 My n w Bearrice Bcgglo was a close second wnh SlOO.5O worth of sales. Other hugh sales- l - lv 4+ wwf. fy sf? QW r 4' W 5 ,M ,-. 300s IS In The Spotllght Athletics provudlng the greatest amount of competltuon for desugned for bunldmg for ncouragmg and for mauntammg good health In body ln mind and In spam arousnng enthusuasm team work and greatest of all loyalty to Hall Hugh Page seve tyo e Varsity Football JAMES TROGLIO Winner of Cassiday Most Valuable Player Award. All'State Selection. Under the expert coaching ot Athletic Director and Football Coach Richard Nesti, who has completed his twenty-fourth year ot coaching outstanding grid teams at Hall, and Assistant Coach Fred Bencriscutto, the 1951-52 team will go on record as one of the better teams of a long series ot good ones. This years' Red Devils, outstanding in the backtield and in the line, beat Joliet, the champions ot the Big Eight and also routed undefeated Sterling. The anti- climax of the season was the defeat of Dixon 55-14 by the second and third stringers hungry for victory. The enviable record was eight wins against one loss. Excellent team spirit, fine cooperation, and a strong determination to win on the part of each and every team member made the 1951-52 Red Devils a power house in the conference. On November 29, 1951, both the varsity and trosh-soph teams enioyed a banquet sponsored by the Letter H Club in the Congregational Church Assembly Room, and were entertained by Coach Vincent De Francisco ot Western State Teachers College, Macomb, Illinois. Row One: Manager Robert Kanuch, Stanley Podobinski, Franklin Wright, James Smoode, Erncst Pizzamiglio, Eugene Mercier, Frank Haney, Richard Mariani, Thomas Schweickert. Row Two: Manager Joe Turinetti, Robert Anderson, Gerald Pomatto, Clifford Peart, James Martinkus, Vernon Golden, John Guynn, Robert Wenzel, James Troglia, Clyde l-loFlert, Dale Pienta, Ronald Yattoni. Row Three: Coach Richard Nesti, John Muzzarelli, James Weber, Gerald Stuart, Kenneth Meek, Jack Savio, John Quinn, William Vickery, Joe Cinotto, Kenneth LeClercq, Ronald Glovetski, Assistant Coach Fred Bencriscutto. Page seventy two Varsity Football Statistics T951-52 Schedule Hall 6 Joliet O Hall lB Mendota l3 Hall 7 -DeKalb T4 Hall 27-Princeton O Hall 20-Ottawa 0 Hall 56 -Dixon I4 Hall 34-Sterling O Hall 20 St. Bede O Hall I4-Hirsch 0 Scoring Player TD PAT TP Troglio 22 0 132 Meek l 22 28 Blum 3 0 T8 Pomatto l O 6 Wenzel l 0 6 Wright l O 6 Stuart l O 6 30 22 202 Team Statistics Hall Opp. First Downs ...... . ll4 50 Passes Attempted .... . 66 ll0 Passes Completed ...... .. 28 40 Yards Gained Passing ... .. 472 416 Penalties .......,.... . 55 33 Yards Lost Penalties .. .. 475 320 Passes Intercepted .... . T6 9 Yards Gained Rushing .. .. 2159 733 Yards Lost Rushing .,.,.. .. l66 I66 Net Yards Gained Rushing ,,,. I993 567 Total Yards Gained Rushing and Passing .., .. 2465 983 Individual Yardage Crd. Gain Lost Ave, ifoglia T83 1326 38 7.04 Poinatto 37 T75 40 3.65 Wenzel 43 l8O 32 3.44 Wright 53 397 4 7,42 Pienta l l 8 27 l.73 Vickery IO 33 3 3.00 Yattoni 3 20 2 6.00 Mariani 3 3 20 5.67 Martinkus l 5 O 5-OO Football praztice in earnest. Fish carries the ball in the Mendota game. Mendota again. Troglio files for a touchdown in the Sterling game. Page seventy-three Hall's Red Devils Row One: Captain Ken Meek, senior end, Jim Troglio, senior fullback, Bob Wenzel, senior halfback, Jerry Pomatto, senior quarterback, Frank Wright, junior halfback. Kenneth Meek Ken , stopping all endsweeps and smearing enemy ball carriers for losses, was a bulwark on defense at his position at end. A senior and a three year letter winner in football, he was captain of the Red Devils this year. His record in kicking for extra points was outstanding. He kicked ll straight extra points, and 8 of those were at Dixon where the Red and White won 56 to l4. Ken was selected on the first team of the North Central and won honorable mention on the all- state team. James Troglio Jim, without a doubt, is one of Hall's greatest players in its history of football. Moco was the main reason for the enviable 8-1 record this year. A senior, playing the position of fullback, he was terrific on offense. He scored l32 points in 22 touchdowns rating third in the state. He gained over a thousand yards. Good both on defense and offense, he was also a good punter. Selected on the first string of three all-state teams and the North Central, he won wide acclaim. Jim was also winner of the Cassiday Most Valuable Player Award. Robert Wenzel Goofy , a senior, has finished his second year of varsity football playing a halfback position. A hard worker in practice, he developed into a good offensive halfback, a good punter, and a good kick-off man. One of the Red Devils' fine perfor- mers he was an honorable mention on the all-state selections Gerald Pomatto Jerry, playing both quarterback and halfback on the Hall eleven is another senior who finished his second year as a varsity man. He was an excellent quarterback, very good at bootleg plays, and a good passer. A fine runner on offense his defensive play was good, too, because he intercepted a number of passes which led to scores. Frank Wright Frankie, the smallest man on the team was a real threat .Row Two: Jim Martinkus, senior guard, Bob Blum, senior end, George Buckman, senior center, John Muzzarlli, senior tackle and guard, Jim Wber, iunior tackle. in every game. Playing the halfback position, Frankie was a good break-away runner who pounded out yardage. He is a junior, therefore ,he will be back next year to spark the team to victory. He should be outstanding. Jim Martinkus Scum , a senior, played guard and was very good both on defense and offense. A two year varsity man he was an all-conference selection as guard, and he also received honorable mention on the all-state team. Bob Blum Pinhead , a senior, proved to be one of the finest ends to come out of Hall Township. Playing end, he was great on offense as well as defense. When the chips were down, it was Bob's fine catching which brought Hall closer to victory. Pinhead was liked by all, for he was the team's entertainer H-the morale builder of the team. John Muuarelli Ace , another senior, proved to be one of the standout linemen of the team. A transfer from St. Bede his iunior year, he solved one of coach Nesti's problems. An outstanding offensive and defensive player Ace's crashing tackles and vicious blocks made his opponents fear him. He was an honorable mention on all-state selections, Jim Weber Sunny , a lunior was one of the rugged seven in the front line which held six of Hall's nine opponents ssoreless. Jim was a good guard and will probably play tackle next year. Next year should be a big year for him. George Buckman George, a senior center, was one of the standouts in the line this year. His ability to tackle with crushing power along with his knack for taking his opponent out of a play with clean blocking made him one of the few players to play both offense and defense. His all-around aggressiveness and eagerness to play made him one of the finest centers Hall has had and he would make very good college material. Cliff Peart Peart, only a sophomore, was terrific on defense as a tackle. His incessant chatter caused no end of fun among his teammates. Next year Cliff will hold down an end spot. He should be great. Jim Smoode Old Pug , a junior, played both center and guard this year, and he did a good iob at both. Next year he will hold down a guard position, and we look ahead to some outstanding work from him. Dale Pienta Dale, who played quarterback on the Hall eleven is a iunior. He was a good line backer this year, and he was excellent in diagnosing defensive pass plays. He played brilliantly on both offense and defense, and next year, as quarterback, Dale should be tops . Ernie Piuamiglio Ernie, a iunior playing halfback, was a good offensive guard. Great things were expected of him next season, but he ioined the U. S. Air Force. Jack Savio Jack began the season playing a tackle position, however, an iniury prevented him from playing all the football he would have liked. Since he is a iunior, he should be a regular next year, playing defensive fullback, Outstanding in scholar- ship, Jack was the athlete who won the Father Garrahan Award which is awarded each year to the athlete who excels in scholarship. Top Row: Cliff Peart, sophomore guard, Jim Smoode, iunior center, Dale Pienta, iunior quarterback, Ernie Pizzamiglio, iunior guard, Jack Savio, iunior guard. Bottom Row: Thomas Schweickert, senior quarterback, Ron Tom Schweickert Tom, a senior, was a reserve quarterback who has been a hard worker. He saw some action in the Dixon game. Ron Yattoni Ron, a senior, was a fine reserve halfback. He saw qulto a bit of action, especially on defense, and was instrumental in the 54-lA win over Dixon by intercepting quite a number of passes. Rich Mariani Nozzle was another reserve player. He played the quarterback spot and proved himself quite good. A great competitor, he saw action in a few garnes. Clyde Hoffert Clyde, a varsity reserve player for two years, is a senior. Clyde played the halfback position. He, too, saw action in the Dixon game. Jim Baum Jim, a iunior, in his first year of football, gained a berth on the varsity. He played the tackle spot. Though he was in- experienced, he showed great promise. He should show un- limited power next year. The remaining reserves were Bill Vickery, senior fullback, Eugene Mercier, junior guard and fullback, Joe Cinotto, sophomore center, Gerald Stuart, junior end, Jack Anderson, junior utility man, John Guynn, junior back, Frank Haney, iunior guard, Stanley Podobinski, iunior tackle, John Quinn, senior tackle, Vernon Golden, senior end.. All of these boys came out for practice, worked hard, and were a great help to the team. Yattoni, senior halfback, Rich Mariani, senior quarterback, Clyde Hoffert, senior halfback, James Baum, iunior fullback, Bill Vickery, senior fullback labsent when pictures were taken, Varsity Football Games Ha 6 Jollet 0 In the first game of the season Hall beat the highly favored Big Erght Champs from Joliet an a game which was dead locked until the last quarter when Puenta fired a touchdown pass to Blum Thus was set up by the hard running and superb puntnng of .lim Trogllo Hall 18 Mendota I3 Hall flying hugh after the Joliet game beat Mendota with Jim Troglro scoring two tallles and Blum the other The Eas ern Division North Central Champs put up a stuff battle but with the hard running of Jim Trogllo and the keen passing f Pomatto Hall was no match for Mendota Ha 7 DeKalb 'I4 Hall not accustomed to defeat took ut on the chin this time In a game which saw many breaks go to DeKalb Hall scored first on a series of plays by Troglio who smashed over for the score DeKalb tied this one on a desperatuon pass on fourth down Hall marched to the DeKalb eleven yard lane of fumbles DeKalb scored next on a line play whuch made the score 14 7 Hall didn t have to punt during the whole game Hall 27 Princeton 0 Led by Jim Troglros three touchdowns Hall trounced thc Princeton Tigers 270 Ha'l scored first In tne second quar er and came back and scored two more rn the third quarter Later Princeton tried valnantly to come back but they could go only to the Hall forty yard line from where Hall took over and ID three plays Jim Trogluo smashed over to score Hall 20 Ottawa 0 In the second North Central contest Hall crushed the hopes of the Ottawa Pirates 200 with Jim Troglno carrying 24 times and picking up 251 yards to average lO4 yards per try Hall scored two touchdowns un the first quarter and one in the third quarter from where the reserves took over and held them scoreless Hall 56 Dixon I4 Arded by outstanding blocking and fine runnrng the Hall Red Devils mauled Dixon 5614 on the Dukes field Hall scored in every quarter with Jim Troglno Frank Wright and Bob Wenzel leading the way Meek made erght conversions nn a r w Hall 34 Sterlmg 0 Hall dumped the undefeated Golden Warriors of Sterlung 340 The Red Devils scored in the first quarter marching seventy seven yards un twelve plays to score Buckman Weber and Martrnkus opened the holes for Hall s hard running backs to bolt through Jim Troglno picked up four touchdowns to make seventeen for the season in a dazzling performance Hall 20 St Bede 0 Led by Jrm Trogluo Hall beat the St Bede Bruins 200 by racking up three hundred twenty eight yards to seventy three for St Bede The Red Devils took the opening kick off and marched sixty five yards for the first score After Pomatto rntercepted a St Bede pass Troglro rocketed over for another score The Red Devuls almost scored agam in the first half but a fumble on the one yard line stopped the tally I e second half Hall scored on a fake punt by Trogluo who ran ninety five yards to score behmd excellent blocking ln e remannung part the reserves held the Bruins scoreless e nrght was a cold one 7 below zero Hall Danvllle This game which was scheduled to be played on the Danville field was canceled because of snow on therr gruduron Hall l4 Hirsch 0 Despite a frozen field and below zero weather Hall downed Hirsch High of Chicago l40 rn the last game of the season Trogllo scored twice thus attaining third highest scoring place in the state He lost first place by two touchdowns Halls defense was outstandung holding Hirsch In the number sux spot of scoreless Hall opponents Eugene Mercier rumor guard and fullback .loc Cunotto sophomore reserve center Jerry Stuart lunnor end Ken LeClercq lunnor end tackle and guard Jack Anderson utility man Page seventy sux . Il - ' - I , ' ' ' , ' o . . . . 4 . . . ' I I I . I . ' ' . ' , . ll - ' ' ' ' . from where Hall had four downs, but failed to score because ' . ' . . ' , ' ' . n th . ' I l , ' - ' ' . th ' A , ' , Th , . . . . ,, - . . r , I . I . , . - . . . . . . . I h I . . - , . . , . . . . f I r l I I 4 V I 1 : , , , 1 f - Frosh-Soph Football Row One: Andrew Nave, George Pistona, George Zibert, Lynn Filippini, Jack Podowicz, Harry Silfies, Roger Rheeling, Bill Prokup, Wally Rave, Ronald Malooley, Sebastian DeSerf. Row Two: Ross Decker, Joe Riva, Ed Johnston, Harry Leggett, Robert Kurtz, Vince Stalsis, Keith Jegglie, Charles Mercier, Ronald Grotti, Warren Savage, Eugene Weberski, Robert Savage, Albert Fusinatto. Row Three: Manager Tom Walsh Leonard Enrietto Bill Sharp Stanley Kuiawa Jr. Russell Fox, B'll McAdams Richard Schweickert John Actis Anthony Panizzi Dick Centner Kenneth Jakubiak Coach John Roach LA Hall 6 Jollet 24 Coach John Roach s frosh soph team began their season by losing to a bigger Joliet squad 246 Joluets interceptions of three Hall passes proved to be the downing of the Knckapoos ln the second quarter Rave passed to Bruno for 6 yards and Hall s only score Hall 6 Mendota 6 The Trolans came to Hall and fought the Kickapoos to a 66 tie In the second quarter Savage intercepted a pass and ran 40 yards to score Mendota scored in the third quarter to Il Hall 0 DeKalb 12 For their third game the Kickapoos met a bigger Barbs team and played them to a scoreless first half ln the second half Hall folded up twice and each time DeKalb scored missing the conversion Hall 6 Prmceton 0 The Kickapoos won their Grst game by tarmng the Tigers 60 Schweickert went 7 yards or a quarterback sneak for the only score McAdams starred on quick openers and the line dtnt have much trouble opening the way Hall 0 Ottawa 40 The frosh soph traveled to Ottawa to meet the Pirate JayVees and lost 400 even though 170 yards of penalties were called on Ottawa Such players in the line as Podowucz Kurtz Panizzn SnIfTes and DeSerf made it rough going for the JayVees Hal 0 Dixon I3 The Kickapoos gourneyed to Dixon and played the Dukes on even terms for the flrst h o ly to lose T30 in second half B Savage and Kugawa were consnstent ground gamers and Fox and Bruno were outstanding on defense Dixon scored an the third and fourth quarters to clinch it Hall 6 Sterling 7 Hall lost a tough one to Sterling on the Hall fleld ln the second quarter Schweickert passed a long one to Bruno that ended up on the four Kulawa went over on the next play McAdams mnssed the conversion and later Sterling scored and converted to pull it out Hall I9 St Beds 0 In the last game the Kickapoos trounced their close rivals to the tune of l90 Silfies scored one on a 40 yard run and one on a 20 yard run W Savage scored the other from the two The whole team performed well on offense and the defensive team made it rough going for tne Baby Bruins Page seventy seven I I I I I l t , , . , , . , - , f E 2 QL.. . f ' - ' I f , . , I -I . 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' ' ' ' '. , , ' , I I . . . l I f I Row One Robert Wenzel Ronald Glove sm Donald Lolll Kenneth Meek Robert Blum Gerald Pomatto James Trogluo Row Two Coach Fred Bencrnscutto Rnchard Marla 1I Franklm Wnght Jack Savno Kenneth Dachsteuner Dale Pnenta Gerald Stuart Charles Odell Under the leadership of a new coach Fred Bencrlscutto the Hall 195152 basketball squad completed a successful season vvvth a record of lo Wins against 14 defeats Lack of henght was a decnsuve factor against vvhuch Hall had to contend however the desure to play along with speed and excellent shootnng from out made Hall a feared opponent Although this years squad was composed mainly of seniors there were a number of punlor reserves These reserves helped make Hall a good ball club and will be the nucleous on which next year s team will be buult The basketball banquet for both squads was held at Hall Hugh on May l 1952 Page seventy enght Varsity Basketball Varssty Players Kenneth Meek Ken Meek sensor forward flnsshsng hss fourth year of varssty basketball led the team for the second consecutsve year as hugh posnt man wsth 325 posnts to hss credst He also won the Bankers Free Throw Trophy for the thsrd consecutsve year A very good shot especsally from outssde the free throw csrcle he was outstandsng sn games agasnst DePue Streator and Dsxon Robert Wenzel Bob Wenzel a sensor guard proved to be one of the Snest guards to come out of Hall Bob took second sn the sndsvsdual scorsng race Hss fine showmanshsp won hsm a place on the North Central AllStar squad and an honorable mentson on all state selectsons The fans wsll never forget the Bureau County champsonshsp when wsth but nsne seconds remasnsng sn the game and the score tsed he swsshed a long forty footer to wsn the game James Troglso Jsm sensor guard proved to be the best shot on the team wsth an average of 408 Moco was a dangerous man to guard wsth all the speed he showed sn play Hss terrsflc drsve sn shots netted hsm a great deal of hss posnts Jsm was always a hard worker and a determsned player never gsvsng up at any tsme dursng a game Gerald Pomatto An honorable mentson on AllState selectsons .lerry dsd outstandsng work sn reboundsng He led Hall an that depart ment An excellent drsver along wsth hss abslsty to shoot from out made Jerry one of the most feared players sn thss area He was thsrd hsghest scorer wsth a total of 234 sn 28 games for 83 posnt per game average Jerry showed the fans what a 5 foot 9 snch player could do by gettsng an amazsng 33 rebounds sn the Bsg Four Tournament agasnst Walnut Jerry ss a sensor and played forward thss year Donald lolls Donald Sugar Lolls played hss first varssty bal an pegged down the flrst strung center sob Lack of earlser trasnsng prevented hss becomsng a really great player H had a wonderful hook shot and a terrsflc step away shot Hss outstandsng performance occurred sn both games agasnst DePue Dale Psenta Dale played the guard spot where he proved hsmself an excellent ball handler He also developed a good one hand sump shot A sunsor he was the Red Devsls stabslszer when the gosng became rough Hss wonderful abslsty should make hsm an outstandsng player sn the future Hss best showsng was agasrsst Walnut when he scored I6 posnts Robert Blum Psnhead a sensor showed abslsty at the center post and dsd a very credstable sob He dsd a wonderful sob subststu :nu w en a player was needed Bobs best mark was t Streator where he scored 14 posnts Gerald Stuart Jerry played center and by the end of the season he developed snto a very good ball player Jerrys specsaltses were hss hook shots and sump shots Jerry s mor ss pected to form part of the nucleus of next years team Rschard Marsans One of the short boys of the squad Rsch a sensor guard proved to be one of the masnstays of the team Although handscapped by lack of hesght he was a good player and a flne shot from out Rsch was a hard worker never mssssng one nsght of basketball practsce Charles Odell Charles sunsor center showed excellent progress untsl an appendectomy cut short further partscspatson lf he develops hss lefthanded shot hss posssbslstses for next year wsll be tops Franklsn Wrsght Fssh handscapped by hesght ss a sunsor who dsdnt see too much actson thss year A guard he had a lot of speed and he was a good long shooter Next year he should see con ssderable actson Jack Slvso Jack a sunsor guard has proved hsmself a good two handed set shot and an excellent long dsstance shot He should be one of the teams masnstays next season as he ss also part of the nucleus of the 195253 team Kenneth Dachstesner Ken ss another sunsor who has a lot of eagerness and wsllsngness to work He never rnsssed a practsce sessson throughout the season Ken dssplayed a varsety of shots ll of whsch should be perfected when he sees actson next year He should be good next year Ronald Glovetslu Ron was a reserve on the team who saw some actson thss year A sensor playsng forward he wsll not be back ROBERT WENZEL North Central Team All State Honorable Mentson Wsnner of Casssday Most Valuable Player Award Page seventy nsne . . . . , ,,. ,, . , , , s , . - s . . ss V ,, V - V s . , - . , s , s . ' ' 1 s s H H A - V - ,, . ,, . . . , . . , ' I l - s , , - . . I I . ' s . 4 H H - . , . I s Q , ,f t, . - - , . , a , I . . . , . , . H H - . s 1 - 1, H . V - I d , . . . , . . Q , s. , ,t - -- , s , . h ,s , H 6 ,, s, . . , . . - . s ' - . , a u , ex- , BX, is, Kankakee Tournament, Hall vs. Danvtlle. Top: Boll VVenZel, aentor guardg Jrm Troglio, sen Don Lollr sernor center A-N -. K:N .'1:EK Sentor lorvxarcl 1Cam'5 Hign biorer, Bankers Free Tltrgw Vopny. .Tlntrd ,ewf Page eighty B 7 s C 1 E9 ww 9' I, 5. 'Ta Q1 517 X: 'Y Bottom: Dale Pienta, junior guardg Bob Blom, sentor cent ior guardg Jerry Stuart, junior center. Points per game Hall 54.2. Ftelcl goals made Hall 20 4. Free throws made Hall 12.5. Free tlvrows missed- Hall 9.1. Shots attempted- Hall 58.7, Points scored by opponents -1370. Average points scored per game 48.9. Htglw score lay one opponent Princeton 66. Low score by one ouponent Granvtlle 27 Wafer K. Meek B. Wenzel J, Pomatto J. Troglio D. Lolli B Blum O. Pienra J. Stuart Q V1ar'ant F Night 1 Sawc K Dacnstetmr Q. Glovetslct C Gael 1 5 1951-52 Statistics Oar nes 28 26 28 28 27 27 2-1 1-1 10 9 2 3 2 FGA FGM -119 127 320 124 231 75 233 95 190 78 112 39 81 32 22 A 13 3 14 3 6 2 1 1 1 0 1 1 Pct 303 387 320 .107 405 3-18 395 181 230 214 333 000 0 000 13 -up . Q , 'QQ V! I, - 64 w' 2? 1 L 2 I Top: Rich Mariani, senior guard, Charles Odell, iunior Bottom: Jack Savio, iunior guard, Ken DaCl'1steiner, junior center, Frankie Wright, iunior guard. guard, Ron Glovetslci, senior forward. Big Four Tournament, Hall vs. DePue. Standing! 5 P lr IM 7l 62 84 25 -il 37 21 5 l 3 Q Q C 0 Pct 663 632 600 -180 476 582 600 270 333 600 1000 000 000 000 l. Winner of Big Four. A !, 2. Second in Illinois Valley. Q 3. Tie for Fourth in North Central, Z3 I f' Z wan I6 Lost 12 ,,,f f Tot, Reb. 12015. AVC PF TP Ppg A 384 13.7 so 325 11.6 f if if 101 3,8 54 310 11.8 'Q 455 15,1 7O 234 8.3 147 5.2 79 215 7 6 7 252 9.3 89 197 7,2 298 11.0 43 115 4.2 122 4,7 26 85 3,5 ' ,, ' 5 75 57 15 I3 9 7 . 23 2 O 9 7 7 Q 2,325 ' , fy? 7 a I2 9 1 0 lg gg A :O Jsiwv POMATTO 2 O6 1 O O Senior forward, Higrest pe J 2 O N 2 :entage .11 rebounding. Page eiglwty-on Ii! Row One Robert Kurtz St nley Kula J Robert McAdams Clftord Peart Roger Bruno Wallace Rave Rchard May Row T o Manager Leonard Enretto Geo ge Pstona Eugene Webersk Anthony Pan zz Denns McCook Warren Savage Rchard Schweuckert Coach John Roach Frosh Soph Basketball Sparked by the outstanding playung of soph omores Cllfford Peart Roger Bruno and Bll Ha Ha McAdams Coach John Roachs frosh soph squad Ha en,oyed an average season of basketball Other Ha Ha sophomores who saw considerable actncn were Ha Schwelckert Savage Fox Kurtz McCook and Ha Ha Weberskl and freshmen May and Kutawa W Ha Ha should see a lot of these boys next season Ha Ha The team started the season by wnnnung the-nr Ha first two starts and then lost nine nn a row Ha l-la Frosh Soph Basketball Games Streator 25 Hopkins l5 St Bede 35 Rock Falls 33 Rochelle 37 La Salle Peru 48 Ottawa 64 Marseilles 4l DeKalb 36 DePue 39 Mendota 37 Streator 35 Dixon 30 St Bede 53 Pnnceton 41 Sterling 34 snapping back to wln four of the last nine games Ha As the season came to a close Clnftord Peart topped the frosh soph scortng wtth l95 points Bruno with l5l and McAdams wuth lO2 Page e'ghty-two Ha La Salle Peru 48 Ha Geneseo 45 Ha Marsenlles 42 Hall Ottawa 64 Won 6 Lost l4 Hall 692 points Opponents 802 Freshman Basketball The freshman team under the guidance of Coach Anton Demlchelus proved a sprruted group of players and a number of these boys should be outstandvng as they come up from the ranks Marseilles St Bede La Salle Peru Streator Ottawa La Salle Peru Prlnceton Streator St Bede Princeton Granville Marsellles Ottawa Streator Hall Frosh Standings 1951 52 Ha Ha a Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Recap Won l Lost 13 Hall 289 ponnts Opponents 515 Row O e Pat Do o a R chard Centner George P sto a George Z bert V1 ce Stalss Wulluam Sharp Row Two Coach Anton Dem chelus Donald Sh mkus Roger Rheel ng W ll am Prokup Irv ng Batten R ssell Ma tnkus Joe R a Davd Bach Manager Raymond Sebastian Page enghty Ihre Y Row One Charles Bruno Gerald Pona to C fford Peart Gerald Stuart Kenneth Meek Kenneth LeClercq Leonard Enrtetto Row Two Coach John Roach Stanley Kulawa Jr Kenneth Varsity Track Hall got off to a good start this year by winning the Geneseo relays with 55V2 points looking forward to a most successful season this year Among the boys who can make this possible we have the following Troglto and Wright in the 100 Trogllo and Wenzel In the 220 Bruno and Wenzel In the 440 and Peart a sophomore and Mercier tn the 880 Running the 880 relay is the specialty of Bruno Wright Wenzel and Trogllo they placed first at Geneseo Fortifying the mule are G Pomatto and Challenger In the field events Wenzel Baum and Stuart take care of the broad lump while Wenzel Baum and Segattn high lump Wenzel can also pole vault In the heavtes Meek and Muzzarelll throw the shot and Meek and LeCIercq heave the discus Ken Meek won first place at the state meet on Friday May 16 1952 wuth a discuss throw of 150 feet 11 Inches Frosh Soph Track The frosh soph lost in the relays at Geneseo because of a bad baton pass The boys making Page eighty four Jaxubak John Guynn Rchard Schwetc ert James Eusttce Frank Wrught Wayne Schell Lynn Flppmt Eugene Webersk Joe Cunotto Robert Savage lrvnng Batten Coach Clair Bradley the trip and running ID the relay were McAdams Peart R Savage and Sulfies These boys under the direction of Coach John Roach should be very rough competition for other schools in the seasons to come The rest of the squad also looks very promlsung and the team as a whole should take a few meets The 1952 Track Schedule April Geneseo Relays Hall First April Dual at Ottawa Hall Second April April April April May May May May May May May May Dual at La Salle Hall Second Triangular Hall LP Princeton Hall First Palatine Relays Hall Seventh Dual at DeKalb Hall First DeKalb Relays Hall Second Bug Four Hall Second District Meet Hall Third Illinois Valley Meet Hall Second State Track Meet Hall Streator LP North Central Meet Warsltyi North Central Meet fFrosh Sophi is- N ' l - ' n. ' 1 x ts t - 1-- 2 2 'K b , X dl I ' . if I . 1 and Coach Clair Bradley and his squad are -- ' - A ' 2 I ' 12- , ' . - - ' 15- , . . ' . ' ' 18- , . ' Q . .I I 1 . . ' h- - 1 . U ' , ' ' 26- ' , . ' D ' 30- , ' . 3- , . ' I 1 l l 7- D ' ' l - U to-' ' , ' . 13- ' ' , . - 16- . 20- - - - . - ' 23- ' . Baseball e l95l Baseball Season Fa I nccton a h I H I H H3 Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha H 1 DeKalb O Roc Falts Sterhng O Ottawa DeKalb 2 Sterhng Conttttumty Roc Falls Sterltng O Ottawa 5 flue Darkness Sterltng Commumty 6 1 1 Beckefgume qpem, 3 Kenneth Meek Pttcher Dale Puenta Catcher Communnty Parks QPeruJ l Won ll L Tre North Central Conference Chapnons Row One Bob Challenger Jam Marttnkus Duck Glacomelln Row Two Jerry Pomatto Coach Rlchard Nest: Ron Glovetskt Dale Ptenta Ken Meek Bob Blom Jim Srnoode Jack Savxo QNot present for picture M Brasher Bob Wenzell Page etghty flve Th ' 1 tl tt Prt V 1. 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Freshmen Antontno Maryl:lly Ballerune Margaret Barrowman Susan Bell Ela:ne Bence Dorothy Braggo Ruth Ann Buffo Sharon Carlson Ela:ne Carruthers Carolyn Cattant Lyla Corso Frances Covert Reg:na Cro:sant Carole Dav:to Jud:th Dean R:ta Dzerzynskt Roseanna Ellerbrock N:na Erw:n Sh:rley Ferrar: Sh:rley Guerrtn: Joan Guerrm: Lo:s Hahn Marlene Helm Donna lrwln Helen Jeppson Patsy Johnston Norene K:ldow Joyce Krzyzk Carol Magnan: Mary Jane Morand: Jan:ce Mav:ty Marg:e McDonald Ruth Freshmen Ballerune Margaret Barrowman Sue 'I' Bence Dorothy Buffo Sharon Carlson Elatne Cherry John Cro:sant Carole H' Curley James Ellerbrock Ntna Guerrtn: Joan Guerrtn: Lo:s Hoschetd Wesley Johnston Norene Kupawa Stanley Lund Dale Mance Albert May R:chard McLean Peter H M:n: Marlene Morand: Jan:ce Nest: Mary Allce Norr:s Sally Parmenter Vaden Peart M:nn:e Ptacent: Joyce Pyka Joan Scoma Barbara Sebast:an Ray Shumkus Don Sm:th Carol Tal:ol: Nadme Thomson Gladys Vernard: R:chard We:ssenburger Nancy ' R: e Page etghty s:x M:n: Marlene Moore Frances Nest: Mary Al:ce Norrls Sally Orland: Rlta Pamzz: Janet Pauley Wanda Pearson Judy Peart Mtnme Perk:ns Frances Pecher Phyll:s P:acent1 Joyce P:erson Sandra Pyka Joan Sabat:n: Joanne Scoma Barbara Serr: Carolyn Sm:th Carol Smoode Mary Lou Taltolu Nadlne We:ssenburger Nancy Sophomore: Barr Peggy Barto Chrnsttne Bergagna Arlon BOQQIO Norma Braggo Barbara Br:tt:ngham Marylou Buck Effie Byvrk Frances Carney Laura Cherry Mary Al:ce C:notto Mary Jo Younglove Kay Z:el Edward Z:el Patr:c:a Sophomore: Barr Pearl Bergagna Arlon Bogg:o Norma Braggo Barbara Buck Effie I Byvlk Frances C:notto Mary Jo Doll Beverly Down:e Roberta Drewntz Carole Enr:etto Leonard Falett: Joyce Fuste Lorralne Golden Bertha H:llyer Carole Hopktns Mary Cla:re Jakub:ak Donna Johnston Edward Keyser Maryl:nn K:nk:n Patr:c:a Kuflel Marlene Kryzek Dolores Leggett Harry L:pke Jean Anne Lod:g:an: Ja::quel:ne Magnan: R:chard M:tchell Lots Nachtnebel Nancy ' Qumn Rosemary Sav:tch Glor:a I Schell Wayne 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Robert Buckman George Burmgton Marulyn Crotsant Sh:rley H Summa Cum Laude Tur:nett: Jo Ann Wall Joanne Walborn Charlene Senlors Barto Julsa Bergantz Barbara Burrtngton Marulyn Del Margo Marlene Cro:sant Sh:rley Cul Pat Euten Arlette Green Carolyn Gualanclr: Judy Hawktns Pat Hawks Beverly Johnson Geraldme Kazmerczak Delores Laugal Paula Meuser Mar:lyn Novakosku Mary Ann Peterson Dorothy P:ano Beverly P:nter Joyce Pryor Mary Jean Raley Gretchen Retnsch Ed:th Steen Beverly Struglmsk: Joanne Taber Charlene Tognozz: Carol Volz Evelyn Wolf Pera Del Margo Marlene E:ten Arlette Falett: Duane Flahaut Charlotte Glovetsk: Ronald Golden Vernon Green Carolyn Gualandrn Jud:th Hawktns Patr:c:a Hawks Beverly Hoftert Clyde Johnson Geraldlne Kazmerczak Delores Laugal Paula Jean Mar:an: R:chard Marttnkus J:m Meek Kenneth Meuser Mar:lyn Nestler Jean Novakosk: Mary Ann P:nter Joyce Pomatto Gerald Pozz: John Pryor Mary Jean Raley Gretchen Relnsch Ed:th W Sav:o Robert Schwe:ckert Thomas Smtth Sandra 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