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

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Special events made year equal to none Special events made this year one with “no equal.” Throughout the year many spe- cial things happened that will not be forgot- ten. These special times could be decorating the Christmas tree in the library or guests coming to school to share their expertise with classes. These events made the year equal to none. Right. Margie Lucas puts a package un- der the tree as Brian Perry and Tracy Dick- ey decorate the library’s Christmas tree. Below, Dr. Robert Johnson talks with soph- omore health classes about raising children. Above, Sue Friday goes bananas at holiday time in the library. 16—Special Events

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Caught in the Act... w food Cammy Deakin eats some chips at an outdoor club trip. Carrie Butorka votes on Homecoming Atten- dants at lunch lime. Mr. Hassler fixes brats for the annual senior cookout. Candids—15

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Assemblies Entertain Student Body Assemblies are a big part of life at Byron High School. In October, John Scott coordinator for Country Companies spoke about fire prevention and safety. Other assemblies included the “Student Of the Month” award and the “Bridges” multi-media presentation. Assemblies help us keep informed about what is happening in the world around us. 1. ) John Scott, Country Companies, is shown with his assembly presentation. 2. ) A multi-media presentation sponsored by Student Council and National Honor Society. 3.) The presentors of the multi-media presentation called “Bridges”. 4.) Brian Perry receives his Student of the Month” award from Mr. Hassler. Assemblies—17