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Page 19 text:
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1. A few of the students get down at the Homecoming Dance. 2. The juniors'stump stands up for his Daddy’s rights. Some hot Homecoming spirit is shown by a senior poster. 4. Third place in the float competition was taken by the junior class. 5. Fourth Homecoming — 15
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1. 1985 Homecoming Court was (left to right) Freshmen atten- dants. Diana Donaldson and Scott Shank; Junior attendants, Cindy Schabacker and Todd Drake; Senior attendants, Heidi Byrd and Craig Coltrain; Senior attendants, Denelle Green and Mark McNames; 1985 King Brett Snodgrass and 1984 King Chris Gambia, 1985 Queen Amy Revell and 1984 Queen Lisa Shank; SeniorAttendants. Rhonda Henricks and Todd Smith; Senior Attendants. Stephanie Doster and Todd Eisele; Senior attendants, Chrissy Brown and Terrell Carby; Sophomore at- tendants. Teri Sauer and Mike Shank. 2. Amy Snodgrass, Jodie Hieronimus, and Tepher Ward do their best to try to win the string contest. 3. Mike Anderson helps the junior class in the Byron 500 Big Wheel competition during Homecoming week. 4. The seniors hard work paid off when they were awarded first place for their float. 5. Freshmen took second place in the float competition. 14 - Homecoming
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Page 20 text:
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Hot school dances made temperatures rise Temperatures rose at special times during the year when Byron girls and guys and stu- dents from other schools got together to cele- brate good times through dancing. Various school groups sponsored these dances. Student Council, Spanish Club, the Senior Class, Pom Pons, Cheerleaders, and other groups provided opportunities for students to heat things up and have a good time. Students were slow to warm up to a good time, however. A typical dance would see very few dance during the first hour since most stu- dents were not anxious to be the first ones on the dance floor. After that hour, however, the spirit caught fire and everyone would have a good time sweating and gyrating to the beat. Most dances attracted around 100 students. (Upper right) Byron students who how they jam at the dances. (Middle left) Jeff Jackson shows off his ladies at the Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored y the Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders. Left to right, Kim Hoffmeister, Sue Friday, Jeff Jackson, Barb Branson and Erin Sullivan. (Lower right) Jeff Varilek and Jennifer Sedam join in the spirit with some hot dancing. b 0 tl a s c 16 — Dances Byron Public Library District
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