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

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Homecoming .... Fall Play ....... Tree Dedication . Sadie ........... Sweetheart Dance Prom ............ Games ........... Spring Play — Honors ......... Graduation ----- 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 1. Adding flour to the Spirit Cake members of the Devilette squad powder Coach Zecca and Coach Fannin during their Homecoming skit. 2. Sheri Lucas and Greg Peterson await their turn for pictures at the Homecoming dance. 3. A newly planted evergreen is straightened by Mr. Fannin with the help of Junior Class President Jim Smoode. 4. Dancing among the streamers. Shelly Merkel and her date Bill Pozzi enjoyed the Sadie music. 11

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student life 1. Lying upon a bed of nails, alumnus Jim Loy prepares for a hammer blow by Geri Manning. 2. A burst water balloon showers Laurie Hoyt during the Homecoming class competition. iV TrnHvn u«r ui.vpu M 10 Student Life

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“Never Can Say Good-By” Homecoming theme The Senior Class began Homecoming activities with the announcement of the dual themes. Carousel was selected for the parade and Never Can Say Good-by , for the dance. Clubs quickly began preparations for decorating their floats. Students could be found working at various construction sites throughout the night. Homecoming week soon arrived with the Coronation of King Mike Wallaert and Queen Patti Sobkowiak. Wednesday, students and teachers were found dressed up as ghosts, goblins, and 'wilamen to scare the Hall out of Geneseo. Thursday, the student body participated in the Spirit Day activities. That evening the Home- coming parade toured the city of Spring Valley and ended with a Community Pep rally in the football stadium. Early Friday morning found the Varsity Cheerleaders preparing the Breakfast of Champions , for the varsity players and coaches. 1. Through tearful eyes. Queen Patti Sobkowiak and King Mike Wallaert pose for pictures after their coronation. 2. The Junior class displays their first place float in the homecoming parade. 3. Senior Class members Sheree Frund and Bill Craven scarf down several of the twenty hamburgers they had to consume. 12 Homecoming