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

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I. Finch (Rod Gile) and Rosemary (Kim Freedlund) discuss his week-long aniversary on the job. 2. Finch and the secretarial crew (Mary Buskohl, Amy Muranko, Misty Mauer, Laura Carby. and Wendy Loberg) with Mr. Davis (Joe Pedersen) celebrate the brotherhood of man. 3. Finch finds out Rosemary will love him no matter what he does. 4. Womper (Brian Perry) cleans off after Jenkins (Chris Gray) explains to the security guard (Brian Folz) who Womper is. 5. Smitty and Bud (Robert Hop- kins) sing disappointedly about having “No Coffee Break.” 6. Miss Jones (Kippy Eisele) sings about the “Brotherhood of Man.” 7. J.B. Biggley (J.D. Michaux) and Hedy LaRue (Katy Morrison) tell each other about finding true love with a “Heart of Gold.” 8. The World Wide Wicket Treasure Girls (Misty Mauer. Katy Morrison, and Beth Kenney) give the first clue to where the treasure is hidden. Spring Musical — 23

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Musical “How to Succeed proves to be fun, enjoyable Although the musical “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” was not a tremendous success in terms of at- tendance, most of the cast felt the pro- duction was well performed and fun for the actors and for the ones who did see it. Even though the auditorium was only about half full for each performance Fri- day and Saturday night and Sunday after- noon (April 3, 4, and 5), the cast laughed, sang, and danced its way through a spoof of the business world. The main charac- ter J. Pierrepont Finch (Rod Gile) worked his way up the corporate ladder with ad- vice from a self-help book and a beautiful secretary Rosemary (Kim Freedlund). Other main characters included J.B. Biggley (J.D. Michaux), Hedy LaRue (Katy Morrison). Smltty (Mary Buskohl), Miss Jones (Kippy Eissele), and Bud Frump (Robert Hopkins). The musical was directed by Donna Pinson, and chor- eographed by David Williams. Sets and lights were handled by Dan Danielowski. Byron music teachers Bill Janssen and David Johnson led the orchestra and gave vocal advice, respectively.

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Skogsberg Queen Drake King for 1987 Prom The seniors had a big surprise Saturday morning before Prom to see that they had to re-string every streamer that they had spent so many hours on the day before due to some minor difficulties. Some seniors stayed until 3:00 that afternoon. Prom was well attended by approximately 50 couples of which quite a few stayed to hear the last songs of the evening. Todd Drake and Christie were crowned King and Queen. 1. King Todd Drake and Queen Christie Skogsberg begin the court dance. 2. The 1987 From Court included 4th attendants Trisha Donald- son and Rodney Gile; 2nd attendants Jodie Hieronimus and Jeff Bracken; 1986 King and Queen Brett Snodgrass and Amy Revell; 1987 King and Queen Todd Drake and Christie Skogsberg; 1st attendants Cindy Schabacker and Adam Dach; 3rd attendants Terri McDanel and Brian Fry. 24 — Prom