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

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- - -- - . Special Events II

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!0 — Introduction 1) David Anderson can't be- lieve what the computer is feeding back. 2) Missy Collo ton. Lars Sanne. Mike Gustafson. Brian Kister. Chris Bullock. Tim Jacobson (hidden), and John Strange practice on a punch-card vo- ting operation in history. 3) Jeff Glowinski plays war with a board compass as Chuck Jones tries to concentrate on his drawing. 4) Doug Noyes tries to hide be- hind the comfort of his math book 5) Patti Digiovanni is in deep research.

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Homecoming bonfire was biggest ever Homecoming 1984 was shortened to four days because of Columbus Day. This however, did not shorten the rowdiness of Herd Day, Dress- up Day. Toga-Sunglasses-Hat Day. and the traditional Orange and Black Day. Between all the changes of clothes, classes were busy decorating floats and posters. Thursday, seniors went to McDonalds to take a break for breakfast. When noon arrived, seniors were let out to collect wood for the annual bonfire. Thursday night after the snake dance, students and fans met at the school for an assembly. Seniors were undefeated tug-of-war champs. The bonfire was ignited, along with some added effects of late July fireworks. Friday's game with the Ml. Morris Mounders was lost 19-0. This was the eighth year the Tigers lost a Homecoming game. Even though we lost the game the senior class was awarded the Spirit Stick. Saturday night the dance was held in the lower commons with Special Forces providing the music. II Homecoming