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

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Senior Class Officers, left to right: Brian Hoglund, vice-president; Dan Hammond, president; and Cheryl Hess, secretary. Not pictured are Terri Reber, treasurer, and Mary Young, Class Ad visor. Senior year is a special year. It's the student's last year in high school — an emotional and dramatic one. Difficult decisions lie ahead. The student may feel sorry to leave, but he is also anxious to meet what may come. A world of opportunity is opening to that student who receives his high school diploma. It is the end of the beginning. Senior year is thought to be a last chance to have fun . The fewer than 60 Byron seniors enjoyed their fun . They covered a wide range: from the intelligentsia to the athletic-minded to the purely fun loving. There have been larger classes but none as noticed. Who would have thought, thirteen years ago, that these little kids in the playground would grow into mature adults? All have weathered a great many experiences, but the future experiences are uncertain. One thing is for sure — these Byron seniors will face up to whatever comes. The FORCE is with them! SENIORS

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. . . In Many Ways. 1. Meg Kobe! works on a Pep Club poster. 2. Mr. Nauman and Bob Atra. Or Is It Bob Atra and Mr. Nauman? 3. Peggy Zlmmermann tries to keep the gym floor clean before practice. 4. Brian Frye, Mrs. Pierson and Jan James at the Ger- man Christmas party. 4

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