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

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Liam Sullivan, Andy Hess, Troy Drake, Mike Brown, John Kuss, Chad Holaday, and Mike Chasensky dance to the XNTRIX.

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This Year’s Dances Had No Equal 1988 was a dance-filled year at Byron High School. Many kids boogied the night away at every dance. The different dances included the Back-to-School Dance, the Spanish Club Dance, the Sophomore Class Dance, the N.H.S. Dance, and the Senior Class Dance. Some people tried new-wave dancing, and others did the alligator alligator. Brent Shelton (the lead singer of XNTRIX). Diane Behrendt, and Dawn Koch talk about the dance. Jenni Carbaugh, Tami Wintcrton, Diane Behrendt, Jcani Wintcrton, Kippy Eislc, and Mamie Johnson dance to the beat of the song. 10—Dance

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Fall play ‘Night of Jan. 16’ turns audience into a jury The fall play “The Night of January 16th” turned the Sundcrman Theatre into a courtroom with audience participation. Two women were accused of murdering Bjorn Faulkner — one was his mistress Karen Andre (Kim Frecdlund) and the other was his wife Nancy Lee Faulkner (Erin Sullivan). A full range of witesses from a banker to a dancer was called to be questioned by District Attorney Flint (Joe Pedersen) and Defense Attorney Stevens (John Chernick). At the end 12 jurors from the audience were called up on stage to decide the ver- dict but were proclaimed incompetent. Play director Donna Pinson thought the play went very well and hoped she could do more audience participation plays. She also had a good time watching many of the performers whom she has watched perform for three years. Top right, the widow of the de- ceased (Erin Sullivan) finishes tes- tifying as the mistress (Kim Frced- lund) takes the stand. The judge (Brian Gray looks on. The defense team (Beth Fenwick, John Chernick, and Kim Frecdlund) try to ignore the district attorney (Joe Pedersen standing) who addresses the jury. 12—Fall Play