Byron Area High School - By Hi Yearbook (Byron, IL)

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Faculty MISS AGNES E. FRANZ .........................................Berne. Indiana Vocal Music and French. Bluffton, College, Ohio—A. B. University of Chicago. MR. WAYNE PAGLES.............................................Byron, Illinois Mathematics and Athletics Mt. Morris College—A.B. MISS MABEL L. STOUFFER .... Mt. Morris. Illinois History and English Mt. Morris College—A. B. DeKalb Normal MRS. D. V. WRIGHT............................................Byron, Illinois Latin and English Hope College—A. B. University of Wisconsin. University of Michigan. MISS HELEN E. ZICK............................................Polo. Illinois Science and Instrumental Music. University of Illinois—A. B. MItllllIttllltlllltimilllllllllMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinilltIMIIIIIIIMII 1 9 2 iiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii page thirteen

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mil................................................ THE SKAN-A-WONG lltlllllllllllllllllllllllllli(lllllllllllll »IIIIIIIMIIIIII ltlllll 'lllll« 'l Mr. H. V. Lynn Mr. Lynn, a native of Salesville, Ohio, came to Byron as our superin- tendent in 1912. Before this, he had spent some time as a teacher in the Creston and Forreston schools. It is to Mr. Lynn that we are indebted for a great many improvements which have tended to better our position in regard to other schools. Byron High School was accredited before the lire in 1905, which de- stroyed the library and laboratory equipment. Because there are certain requirements which must be fulfilled before being accepted as accredited Byron was at this time removed from the list. Immediately after Mr. Lynn became our superintendent, he set about to re-establish our standing on this list by replenishing our library and laboratory equipment. In the summer of 1918, Mr. Lynn went to France with the United States troops. He engaged in Red Cross work and saw a great deal of the active and dangerous part of the war. He returned home in 1919 in time to take up his duties as superintendent again that fall. Professor Fowler substi- tuted for Mr. Lynn during the year that he was away. The following year. 1920, saw Byron again progressing, for now, with Mr. Lynn's help, we became Byron Community High School instead of merely Byron High School. This enlarged the territory taken as the high school district and so enlarged our membership, as well as increasing our financial resources. Several summers during Mr. Lynn’s stay at Byron, he has attended summer school at both Illinois and Wisconsin Universities. Fie is now the veteran superintendent of Ogle county. We are proud to have Mr. Lynn as our friend, adviser, and superintendent. K. J. M iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiMiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11 • 111111 • t • 1111' M111111.1111111111II1111111111II11 III 11111II11111111111 III....Ill 1....111111111ll 1...... 11IIIII11IIM11111 it 111II11111IIII It IIIII111IIII1111111III lit tilil11111111)111 I III 11111IIII 1.1111111111111II III 1111111111IIIIII page twelve

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l lll|l HllltlllM l llllll,,,IIIH 'lllllll||||||||i||||||||||||||||||| THE SKAN-A-WONG? iMiiiMiiMiiiiMiMiiMmimiMmiiiiimiMMiniimmiimiiiiiiiiiinii The Faculty—Tail and Detail Name Fault or Weakness Expressions Pastime Needs rof ... Daggonit” ...Eating Peanuts.. ..Lab. Manual Mrs. Wright......Requiring too much outside reading .......“Isn’t it?”.........Smiling at Mar- tin Swanson Thanks to the robbery, a new jacket. Miss Zick.............Too severe (?)...“Bluff a little, can’t you?”.......Posing grace- fully (?)...............................A guardian Miss Stouffer...Remembering (History)dates..“Do you recall?”..Playing chauf- feur ...........................................A husband Miss Franz.......Striking people with her Baton. “Please, bear this in mind” ......Manicuring her nails ..........Police for Glee club Mr. Paglcs........Arguing ............“Alright” Emitting Edicts....Quieting powder for the assembly. Favorite Song Prof.: “O! Mamma dear, Jerusalem!” Mrs. Wright: “A night in June—the moon and—!” Miss Zick: ‘Tin sittiiT on top of the world.” Miss Stouffer: “O ! Katrina!” Miss Franz: Lift thine eyes.” Mr. Pagles: Ten little lingers and ten little toes.” •• •mm....... 1 9 2 y | IH IM IM HM III............Ill..... ..................................... MMIMIIIIMIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIII..... page fourteen