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

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'Mauds of time’ Through the years the hands of time have left their marks on Byron schools and its students. There have been a great many changes and yet perhaps the peo- ple haven't changed all that much. Gone are the bouf- fant hair style of the 60's, the white socks of the 50's. and the long skirts of the 40's. Now the styles are the girls' hair done in perms, and now we rip our sweatshirts before we come to school. School itself has changed. Comput- ers and consumer education are now in the curriculum. We have more choices of subjects than we did years ago. As much as the hands of time have progressed, many things stay the same. There are still the freshmen prob- lems of getting used to high school life and the senior problems of looking past the graduation day and what will become of them after that. There is still the boy-girl mystery and the football games and the cheerleaders and the rules students will have to follow. We like to look back to see what was and realize what the hands of time have done to the present. If we can. we like to look at the possibilities of 20 or 30 years in the future to guess what the hands of time will do by then. - — Introduction

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of Contents Organizations Where did Academic Bowl team place this year? Who was on it? Who was president of Student Council? What adventures did the Outdoor Club seek? Who were the new inductees (if any) to National Honor Society. People Find out how gorgeous the student body was. Find out how pretty the faculty looked. Find out who drove the buses and cooked the meals. A ds-Closing-Jndez Check out our advertisers (and buy from them). Read a few words from our editors winding the year up. Find out from the index where everyone is. BOOOjG

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bring about some changes Top left. Jeff Glowmski grapples with a computer problem.!op right. Adam Dach strides down the commons ramp as he is introduced during a pep assembly. Lower left. Tina Cook catches a bite of lunch before fifth-hour class.lower right. Lynette Katosh grabs her goodies and runs during lunch. Opposite page. top. Dan Hanlm takes a study break.lower left. Todd Eisele is greeted by Chuck E. Cheese in the cafeteria on Todd's birthday. Lower right. Rick Rowland puts away his materials in art class. Introduction — 5