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

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Class Wlll We, the Seniors of 57 being of sound mind and body do will these different abilities, traits and characteristics to these underclossmen in hopes that the said party will become as dignified and as honorable as the Seniors of 57 I Louis- Bai ey, Ieavel I Virginia Balle, leave my long hair to anyone who has the patience to take care of lt, and promises not to cut It offl Justin Bland, leave my tennis racquet to Pat Allen Please don t break the strings, Fat! Peggy Calvert, leave my extra twenty pounds to my sister, Joanne I Jim Cox Icave to Byron High School nothing, I II need It all In the future, plus what else can get I Mary Jo Cruson, leave my numerous nicknames to anyone who can remember who calls me what and why Have fun you poor soul I Jerry Dowd, leave my liking for th Democrats to any poor, confused Republncan Joann Endres, leave, and I am taking Harold with mel I Linda Falk, leave my Pennyslvanla Dutch speech to anyone who can learn, talk, and under stand It Joan barman, leave another year of school, and my ability to get along with Mr Lundgren to Diane Sabin Have fun next year, Kldl I Delores Gruben, leave my shyness to the Sophomore girls Richard Harding, leave my ability to get in arguments with certain teachers to Judy Noyes Bob Heldenrench, leave my athletic abilities to Gordon Henry Dave Jackson, leave my height to Jerry Skelly This will help you in basketball Jerry Allred Johnson, leave my punk suspenders to anyone who needs them How about you, Roger I Kirby Johnson, leave my height to Brian Boone, so he may see what IIS like In the underworld I Mary Louise Johnson, leave my brown eyes to any girl who has a fellow that appreciates DrOVwln eyes I Roger Kilmer, leave Mrs Merson with a good feeling, she finally got rid of me I Shirley Kung, leave my cheerleading ability to Marcia Evans 0 I ' I , c 'I I 'N . ll . . o , . I, r ' . . A I . . , . . , . , I . I . . , . I, 1 ' ' e ' . I, ' ' . I . . I I, Lee Freedlund, leave Byron High to anybody that wants it. I, S - 9 n l . I . ' I, . . . . . . . . . ll . . . . . . n ll . c . . . f I O I, ' . B.? I I . . . .

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CLEO JANE RILEY Byron 1,2,3,4,G.A,A, l,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4, Recreation Chairman 43 Inkspoi 3,4. JOHN WAYNE SIEBKEN West Rockfor 1,25 Byron 3,45 Football 3,4g Basketball 3,43 Baseball 3.4, F,F.A. 3,4. CLEO JOHNNY GERALDINE ANN STROUD Byron 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 35 G,A,A. 1.2, F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Cheerleading 2,3,4g Inkspot 3,4g Librarian 35 Jenny Kissed Me 4, Annual 4. wg... DONNA MAE TROUTMAN '?4 Byron 1,2,3,4g Student Council 1,35 G,A,A, 1,2g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Historian 4, Chorus l,2,3,4g Sextette 3,4g lnkspot 3,4, Editor 4g Jenny Kissed Me g Annual 4. GERALDINE DONNA 45- l b-W2 Class Colors Turquoise 8. Silver Class Flower Red Rose Class Moffo INTO THE FUTURE T 5 ul 0102 of '-ul..

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C ass Will I Skip Laswell, leave my curly wave to anyone that wants it I Harold Lingel, leave my abrllty for farmmg to Don Carlson I Jerry Llngel, leave my deep volce to Shawn Morrison I Sandra Lutz, leave my Northern Accent to Fran Ogle, so she won t feel too much out of place I Harry Messenger, leave my ablllty to get along with Coach Parks to Pat Dowd I hope you have better luck than I dnd at' Maryellen Nelson, leave my quietness to Lnnda Falkner Nanci Rapp, leave my seat on the bus to Nancy Tomslc Gerry Reber, leave all my fun down at the White Pmes Rnnk to anyone who lust stays Byron Phyllls Reeverts leave ten pounds of my weight to Annabelle Mlchaux I Cleo Rlley, leave a few Inches on my height to Carla Morrison, so she can hut the basket ball rum In G A A I Johnny Slebken, leave my Ilttle gray Ford to anyone who promises to take good care of nt Geraldine Stroud, leave to Byron Hugh my brother Eddle Donna Troutman leave my Iob as Editor of the Inkspot to anyone who can get the first edutnon ou time a group It IS our deslre to make the followlng bequests To the Underclassmen e Juniors The responslbllnty of bemg next year s bng wheels e Sophomores A world of mformatlon as to how one must act as an upperclassman e Freshmen The realrzatson that they also will have someone to Ioolf down on next year To the Faculty onrkholz An Offnce Practice class that can take cllctatlon at 300 words a mlnute Mass Catlin A Home Economic class that doesn t thunk that they know all of the answers To Mr Hahn A qunet and peaceful group foranenghth hourstudy hall one that wlll not stage a not when left alone To Mass Klppmg An Amerlcan Hlstory class that stacks to the sublect , . I . . . . I . . . ' Il ll I I I .. . . ' , P . I, ' ' . I, ' ' . Il . . . . in II . I . . ' I ..... - I . . . . u I, . . . . I, I . . . .. ton ' . As . . . . z To th . I . . . . , ,, . u., Toth : ' ' . To th : ' ' ' X . To Mr. P' ' : ' ' ' ' ' . To ' ' : ' ' ' ,