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

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Following the photographer’s orders, Casey McCook and Amy Beiers pose for their Sadie picture. A group of seniors relax at the dance as they listen to the beat. Ann McCarren and Arlene DeBernardi bargain with Sheriff Kristie McCook for the release of Scott Scheri and Steve Haun. This is a view of Sadie '86 as seen from the band's point of view. SADIE 13

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Posing for the official photo. Lil' Abner. John Baima. and Daisy Mae. Crystal Anderson, reign over Sadie '86. During the marriage ceremony. Joe Smoode and his blushing bride Carrie Macchi listen as Kevin Heitz and Jennifer Kurtz read their wedding vows. Enjoying the music of Ruckus. couples sway to a slow song. Anderson, Baima crowned Little Abner, Daisy Mae at Sadie ’86 A strange transformation took place on November 14. The Hall gymnasium was magically turned into Dogpatch, U.S.A. Under the direction of Mrs. Kusek, members of the sophomore class worked at a feverish pace to get ready for the Friday night affair. Crepe paper in fall colors was artistically twisted and placed in the gym lobby. Art students painted a background, bales of hay were borrowed, and a rail fence constructed for the Sadie photos. Couples spent the night getting married by Marrin’ Sam and Samantha, Kevin Heitz and Jennifer Kurtz; having their Saciie picture taken; dancing to the music of “Ruckus”; and just plain relaxing. Dogpatch deputies were kept busy arresting those who were carrin' on and not legally hitched. With the announcement of John Baima as Lil’ Abner and Crystal Anderson as Daisy Mae, the night soon came to an end. The last couple was married, the last photo taken, and the last song played. Sadie '86 became a fond memory. 12 SADIE

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Varsity cheerleaders hold momentos of home to help pass the time while at camp. The Devilettes stretch out before they begin a summer practice. Students experience a variety of activities at summer camps Dave Bogatitus takes a break from tactics to eat a delicious lunch. Summer vacation brought relaxation for some, but for three groups of students it meant hard work. The cheerleading squads attended U.S.C.A. Cheerleading Camp at Northern Illinois University. They worked hard learning many new mounts and cheers. The Devilette squad had seven members attend the Superstar Drill Team Camp at Rockford College. For five days, they practiced hard and learned many new routines. Their dedication paid off as they returned home with numerous ribbons. Captain Kelly Lynch received the leadership award as an extra honor. Hall also had two students attend National Guard Boot Camps. Dave Bogatitus attended camp at Ft. Jackson, S.C. For 9 V4 weeks he was trained in communications and became an expert rifle, grenade, and bayonet handler. Ray Francisco trained for 8 weeks at Ft. Campbell, KY and became an expert sharpshooter and tanker. Both Ray and Dave will be returning next summer for advanced training in military occupation service. 14 SUMMER CAMP