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

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Top left, Sandy Oltmanns and Jeff Bain celebrate their “marriage” by Marryin' Sam. Middle left. Dean Hagemann and Wendy Hartman are dressed just right in their bibs and corsages. Lower left, the winning corsages seem to pose for the camera. Below, Everybody mingles and has a good time. Bottom below, Donna Boehm and Jim Zoet model the winning corsages. 17

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Sadie Ha wkins In a changing world, one of the Byron High School events that seems to stay the same is the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance held every November. In honor of A1 Capp's cartoon character, the Byron Future Homemakers of America sponsors a dance to which the gals ask the guys. After the gals chase the guys (and catch them, of course), Marrin' Sam performs the mock wedding ceremony. There were two Sams this year — Vickie Maas and Kathy Wiltfang. Best Costume award went to Kayla Laswell and Byron grad Mike Hahn. Best Corsage award went to Donna Boehm and Jim Zoet. (Top) Nancy Wilmarth sticks a corsage in her bibs while Best Costumed Mike Hahn and Kayla Laswell seem happy. (Middle) Glen Preece and Tammy Tudor wait for the costume judging. (Below) Happy couples Rowdy Adams and Nancy Wilmarth and Bonnie Boudin and Jeff Revels show off their Sadie Hawkins duds. 16

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NHS Banquet The National Honor Society of Byron High School has become an even more select group than ever before, thanks to a restructuring of the guidlines for admission. It takes a 4.0 average and faculty voting on such aspects as character, leadership and service to be accepted. This year 21 new members were accepted into the group and honored at the National Honor Society Banquet. Advisers were Mrs. Cleo Boger and Mr. Rick Doll. President was Rhonda Lamb. A' Art InJUeUutnJ- ,-y ‘rr 7n-'—m £,Amda. ias-TqitO - -QlmJl. Of ' Vu £b rri “MOrductorZ o ljrrvr • « » Two new members of NHS enjoy themselves at the banquet (top left) Paul Osadjan and (top right) Cheri Bates. (Middle) New members' names adorned the cake served at the occasion. (Below) Old member Kathy Wiltfang engages in lively conversation. 18