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

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Sna Mr. Sunderman, ready for another year. Pat Mon and Eunice Stebner enjoy the last nice days of fall. Caroline Jackson, Kay Betty Capes and Campbell, Frances Boehm, Norma Bymaster and Jeanne Whetsel. Marjean Stukenberg in a thoughtful pose. Miss Miller and Miss Althoff meet again after summer vacation is over. Caroline Reinders, office secretary, lends Nancy Auker a helping hand.

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As a group it is our desire to make the following bequests : To the Junior Class we leave our hope that they enjoy taking the many responsibilities that are connected with being the Senior Class, and that they receive the enjoyments and pleasures, also. To the Sophomore Class we leave our desire that they do well with their growing number of responsibilities during their Junior year. To the Freshmen Class we leave our encouragement as they look forward to the next three years at Byron High always with the hope of graduating at the end. With the Faculty, our possessions are divided as follows: Mr. Sunderman - a subscription to “Hints for Papa” which contains everything from A to Z about child care. Secondly and most important, our thanks and appreciation for all he has done to make all our years, especially this last one, enjoyable and successful. Mr. Haire - an understudy to take over future American History classes when he is gone and spring surprise tests as effectively as he does. Mr. Bogott - a science class that can find time to study their assignments and a basketball team that cafi do anything at his command, even surprise plays such as dribbling the ball with their feet while walking on their hands. Mr. Quarton - about $500 from the school treasury to be used to purchase second-hand gas masks for everyone during the experiment in which chlorine gas is made (also a bottle of air-wick). Miss Althoff - a bookkeeping class that after a period of one semester will be able to distinguish between a debit and a credit, and also, gym classes that love the simple ordinary activities such as marching, ballet, and modern dancing. Mr. Feinne - an infallible electrical appliance for his car which will ring a burglar alarm at the touch of soap. Mr. Miller - a larger Spanish class (namely 109 persons) so that Spanish can be spoken continually all during school and in all the classes. Mr. Hahn - our best wishes for his success in new endeavors and our thanks for his cooperation whlie he was here. Miss Miller - better production methods in the making of sturdy, indestruct- ible, gaily colored stuffed animals. Caroline Reinders - an honorable membership card to the “High School Top Secretarial Association” for the work she has done in helping everyone at school. Mr. Leary - a powerful electric suction cup to take the gum off the seats in the gym and also off the desks and tables in the other rooms.

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PICTURED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Guy Showalter Norma Bymaster Betty Capes Don Oltmanns Nellene Morrison Rick Greene Tom Showalter Dorothea Drake Judy Garner SENIOR CLASS PLAY November 21 22 IJear.'i f° THE CAST Ruth Gordon Jones Clinton Jones Annie Jones . Katherine Follett . Anne Witham Fred Whitmarsh Mr. Bagley . Miss Glavin . Mr. Sparrow . Punk.............. . Dorothea Drake Tom Showalter . . Judy Garner . . Betty Capes Nellene Morrison . . Rick Greene . Guy Showalter Norma Bymaster Donald Oltmanns ...........A Cat Director - G. E. Sunderman Student Director - Marjean Stukenberg