Byron High School - Echo Yearbook (Byron, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1972 volume:

' I 3 1 f v x 1 I w fl 1 4 1 fl, V 1 1 n TI-IE ECI-IO I972 BYRON I-IIGI-I SCI-IOCDL BYRCDN, MICHIGAN Mrs. Andrea Broaddus, Adv Rosemary PaHan, Edifor Cindy Singleyfon, Co-Edi+or y Conant Sfaff Pho+og gm, The funny side of world history. Chalinesterase Watch out, Gondie! I want your job! Biology? Turn to hymn number 13, page 250. H J If you be nice to me, I'11 be nice to Profegggf Finemind you! Byron 's Besfr? THE ZOMBIE I 17... tv Ah one and ah two and ah three. Heh, heh, heh. A11 right you guys! Not Mr. Flsher agam! AM . , , ,Rf ' , -, 5,-Lf' 1. A L- ,-.Z ,, ,A j ,f-. f-jfgj' .Y lg A? f f 'F1di'f'AiY, 3:g'u- A' , 'Eng Igait M 3,,,f3' XE fgmifigiuf ip :- ' V: ' -3-4 4 5. ga h t. if-U55 .- . nf 1 ., V . , My. , , . ,Q :ff ,. ,Mr f ' , .nh ff ., M! V. is M e ' 3' ff.nm'f -fs :L VTX Yin Vu fr 53' . 1 Y .W 3 . Y- Y ..,,..., ,V-vw ' HQ u , 4 q,,,.ft !A'tr :3 K .., j N , P We-Q lg 'W x X u if X y X x w 1 1 ' Q 5- M- 4' -uf ia, ,. - m-ni-dm-and l 1 a . Q 1 E . I E ,-u..--- - film QQ ff' Is' . 1 . .fa ,EL y 11' 1. '-- .. ' An Indispensable Superintendent - MR. WILLIAM ROSS Principal - MR. ALTON SMITH Par+ of Our School Sysfem MRS. MARILYN MARTIN, secrermy MRS. MARILYN BERNDT, Secretary The Members of Our School Board SEATED: Mr. Golden Crawford, Treas., Mr. John sin, Pres., Mr. Pau1Aniba1, sec. BACK i ROW: Mr. Robert Braden, Mr, Eugene Friend, Mr, Robert Stacey, Mr. William Oliver. MRS. HENRIETTA SMITH Thank you for all your help, Mrs. Smith. J Senior Slop Day! National Honor Society Book Fair Factors about Tractors by D. Mitchell. The Seniors foresee victory! Byron 's Chorus Line 4 .0 q... F.. V., f ,Z . if , 1 . xn- ywfi L N A .0 CLASSES FNESFE HN Jtr J 1 J 7 th C5-ra cl e The Junior High Float Joanne Wilkins Pamela Wilcox Sherry Werth Julie Welch David Vroman David Vergin Gary Vanwagoner Joseph Theisen Julie Sutton Kathy Stites Jill Stanfill Evelyn Sprague Betty Sprague Nina Smit Glen Smith Becky Smith Gerri Shetler Lowell Schomber Theresa Scherf Kenneth Root Jeff Robinson Scott Raysin Tammy Rawles Robert Phillips Lwlie Parker Kathy Orr Tom Newman Jim Nelson Jess Munsell Theresa Mooneyham Tobby Miller Pamela Miller Barbara Miller Lori Maylum Don Mason Kathy Marshall Matt Mangan Bob Malone Connie MacLean Tracey Mack Patricia Luttrell Karen Luttrell Carla Lucas Ken Lewis Shannon Lahring Patricia LaFave Carol Kirk Ellen Kelley Terry Jones Robert Allan Melo? Jones Ronal Jacobson Tim Jackson Cindy Jackson Linda Irwin Dawn Humphreys Terri Hull Carl Huffman Paula Hudson ' Trudy Howard Dermis Hollenbeck Carolyn Hibbard Kathy Gulick Mark Granger Joel Glass Jim Fowler Dennis Foote Laverne Farkas Robert Edwards Rhonda Dunbar Kirk Dugger Richard Davidson I eff Crawford Nick Cowell Chuck Cornillie Renee Cormier Cindy Cole Eric Clements Te Cla Leergnn Caswell Kevin Campbell Bob Butcher Ann Bush Todd Brewer Chris Brandt Elizabeth Bowen Denise Bennifig Shereen Ben 1Ct Kevin Beard Bradley Bartlett Ioan Bahr Mark Anibal Mm, Adams PICTURE NOT AvAn.ABLE Pom Tamara Chism 8+h Grade Sandra LaFave, Pres.: Kathy Lewis, Vice Pres.: Mark Nelson, S. C. Rep Juanita Banghart, Sec.: and Susie Root, Treas. Rick Wright Gloria right Frank Wolcott Fred Wilkins Jill Warren Suzanne Wa oner Debra Tranciill Steve Tower Vivian Tomasek Joann Taylor Jana Stanfill Edward Smith Melissa Smakal Shirley Sill Robert Schomber Dale Sass Susie Root Danny Robinet Carla Robbins Ernie Richards I eff Pierce Debra Oliver Mark Nelson Bill Nelson Carman Munsell Jeanette Muchler Sally Morrison Terry Miller Mark Miller Mark McGinnis Douglas Mei-wen Douglas McDowell i Barbara McDaniels Bruce Matznick Tammie Lucas Brian Love Tim Lichty Kathy Lewis Sandra LaFave Jim Kraxner Kevin Kelsey Keith Kaiser Tim Jones Shaun Jones Tom Johnston J Christie Jaclson Melissa I acobson John Hunt i Dan Humphries Earl Becker Juanita Banghart The Junior High Float Glen Holt Randy Holly Per Hollis Linga Holley Frank Hollenbeck Delores Hewitt Jodi Henzel Becky Henson Douglas Heath Bonnie Hayton Judy Hartman Scott Haney Barbara Gu ick Diane Gardner Dan Galbraith Carol Galbraith Mark Foote Brad Farkas Deborah Eilert Sheryl Durham Ernie Dunbar Sherry Daormeau L nne Ccyr Sbaron ottle Robin Corey- Regina Cooper Terri Coon Carol Cool Linda Caery Bill Butcher Gary Bush Mark Blackburn Dion Bemdt Pamela Bell Ken Beard PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE FOR: I eff Wright Duane Liley 9th Grade Homecoming Attendants Mary O'Donnell and Linda Bemiss. Renee Wright Greg Wilcox Pamela Welch Cindy Weikle David Vanwoert David Upson Jack Tower Marihyn Thompson Marg nn Sutter I aly treeter I i 1 Smothers Kathy Smith Dyleen Smith Bob Skinner Doyle Sebold Don Schomber Bud Robinson Marjorie Richards Carrie Rauch Rebecca Philips Dan Perry Franca Pennell Mary O'Donne1l Diane Newman Anson Newman Tom Miller Kurt Millbaugh Marion Miles Richie McDowell Rowland Martin Mike Martell Julie Marshall Tom -Malone Robert Lynch Fred Lewis Bob Ledford Leroy Lahring Clare LaFave Dan Kovacs Ioy King Betty Kennedy Nancy Kelley Lori Judson Dana Jones Tangya Jackson Cin ylackson Gay rwin Wendy Howard Ron oward The Fresh.men's float took thind. Danny Barto Sidney Bahr Yvonne Allan David Adams James Howard Mike Hibbard Darlene Heiney Everett Heath Craig Haney Pat amilton Chris Gouldman Leane Friend Ravonna Fowler Gerri Farkas Randy Erwin Dennis Eilert Charles Durham Ken Davis Micheal Crawford Terry Cowell Donna Cole Linda Chleladle M Bus I exyr Bush Rhonda Bullard Te Brewer Kelrlqiirecker Dail Bowers Mark Bohman Dan Bemdt Sharlet Benedict Linda Bemiss PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE FOR. Terry Stanton Christine Robinson Paul Pattan Cindy Liley Debbie Keesler Gloria Hudson Deanna Howard Sherry Chism Pam Caswell Vickie Broadbent IO+h Grade Homecoming Attendanis Angelia hart and Beth Haney. Lar W kes Den-nyis Xlykes Bill Willis Sarah Wilkinson Be Wile Lestfire Wilgox Jeanne Wickenhiser Pamela Whaley Judy Weikle Steve Warfield Jodi Wandrie Rick Wagoner Bonnie roman Jerry Vickroy Roberta Tracer Ray Tower Lorraine Tomasek Devon Tiderington Billy Stites Sandy Stiff Allan Stacey Robert Sneed Susan Smithing ell Wendy Smith Teresa Smith Harley Smith Mark Srnakal Don Skinner Carolyn Skinner Debbie Schomber Rosanne Sabo Cheryl Root Kaye Robinson John Robbins Steve Reed Robin Pennell Mike Parker Linda Nelson John Nelson Kelly Munsell Karen Mooneyham Don Miller Diane Miller Connie Miller Don McC1ara Tim Mason Karilyn Mack Shirley Lyons David Lowe Bang PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE FOR: Terri Zimmer Sheryl Wright Harold Vandenboss Edward Vand enboss Terry Summers Robert Stites Larry Stevens Rusty Schroeder Bill Mangan Dennis LaFave Sara Gouldman The Sophomore Float Carleen BeDen Angelia Barfhart Suzanne Ba' ey John Anibal Sherrie Lucas Ted Jones La Jones Pagacobson Tom Jackson Gene Hunt Kevin House Wayne Hill Iiylnette Hibbard eresa Hewitt Jim Henson Debra Heiney Terry Heath Robert Hayton Ernie Harwood Dennis Hartman Beth Haney .Terry Green Casey Glass Gera d Gardner Sandy Fullerton Paul Forman Gene Felton David Famer Keith Erwin Brad Emerick Ion Do el Chris liggs Dara Cox Donald Coon Robert Cole Debra Caery Juliah Briggs Tom Boil at Kim Berndt XX NWS. I IH1 Grade Homecoming Attendants Debbie Hewitt and Denise Banghart. Lee Wykes Alan Wooden Mike Wilcox David Warfield Tim Ward Robin Wall Sarah Vince Don VanWoert Robin Upson Steve Tranchell Marlene Tower Darlene Tower Bill Thompson Dennis Thompson Tom Taylor Garth Taylor Linda Sutton Ruth Stroub Larry Streeter Keith Smithingell I eff Sipes Carl Shettler Dennis Shafer Sheila Roszman Mike Root Joey Robinet Randy'Rauch Cora Pudvay Becky Osbome Pam Newman Lori Munsell Vicky Muchler Anne Montney Marcia Miller Kathy McLaughlin Robin McGinnis Don McGinnis Sherry McDaniels Jim Martell Kathy March Debbie Lewis Marcia Lemmon Pat Ledford Rick Lange Kay Lang Tara Lahring Debbie LaFave Beverly Kovacs Franklin Jones Richard Johnston John Hudson Miles House Robbie Hough Dennis Holland Steve Hicks Debbie Hewitt Gary Hartman Ralph Gard ner Paul Fullerton Robert Fowler Mary Foote Garth Felton Barry Dobson Glenn Cox Ted Cowell Steve Corey Rhonda Cooper Terri Cool Dan Coff Dan Cheaiie Bob Carrier Bob Campbell Tim Brewer Heidi Bretzlaff Lisa Braden Martha Bowen Claudia Blackburn cerly rnard an hart to Bartlett L 3 iba PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE FOR: Mike Stevens Clifford Roupe Wendy O'Donne1l Clair Luttrell Mark Kline Dan Friend Ric Betterly I'!f'L-BI5liLHELi,WnLvE5nmxrw Addons Speak Louder , Than Words 1 22 ..- '. ,.S- ' I . 2 Q , Q , 1 V Q 1 I Q ,fm 'n J A v f - y Y ' I , - , if . , --- 1 --M. 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LAFAVE Varsity Club 3, 45 Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3 JOYCE LYNN SMITH FFA 2, 3, 4 CHARLOTTE ANNE FORSYTH Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 qPres. 45g FHA 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading lg Softball 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA Sweet- heart Court 45 Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Homecoming Court 2, 4 JOHN RICHARD GURDEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Band 45 Basket- ball 2: Chess Club 4: Sr. Play n Tomv Joyce Rick' Doug L. nAnna.- Pidurg Noi, Available Roger DOUGLAS LOGAN TIDERINGTON Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Class Vice- President 4, Senior Play JUDITH LYNNE JACOBSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play, FFA Sweetheart ANNA MARIE LEDFORD Class Sec. 4, FTA 2 qSec.- Treas.J, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, FHA 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4 BEVERLY JO SCHMIDT Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Homecoming Court 3, Cheerleadr ing 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, Sr. Play ROGER O'DELL COOPER Band 1,2, 3, 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play DEBRA KAY SKINNER FHA 3, FTA 3, Softball 1,2, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4 u Judyu If Bev.. Debbie Rod Randy RODNEY LEE VANWAGONER Varsity Club 1, 2, 3,4 fTreas. 3, Pres. 453 Student Council lg Honor Society 3,43 Jr. Play, Sr. Playg Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4g Track lg Golf 2 NINA PAULETTA ROOT Class Treas. 4g Softball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3,4 RANDALL LE COREY Class Treas. l, 2g Student Council Pres. 43 FFA 3,4 qReporter4jg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3,45 Ecol- ogy Club 3, 4g Journalism 4g Jr. Play: Sr. Play COLLEEN MARIE MCGUIRE Cheerleading 3, 4 fCaptain 43g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Jr. Play, Sr. Play: Homecoming Court 1: Homecoming Queen KAREN LOUISE MARTIN FHA 1, 2, 3 fDegree Chairman 35g FFA 2: Softball 2g Basketball 2 SANDRA LY NN REVELS Band 1.2, :sg FTA 2: Pep Club 1,25 Library Science 45 Office Staff 45 Exchange Student to Denmark 4- n Ninas: Colleen Karen Sandy 26 y Bill WILLIAM WALTER SMITHINGELL Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 4 CYNTHIA ANN SINGLETON Class Pres. lg Student Council lg Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 4 qvice-Pres. 453 Jr. Playg Sr. Play: Yearbook Co-Editor 4, Top Ten Cindy NATHAN EDWARD DUGGER Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 43 Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Sr. Play JACQULINE IRENE BODAG Jr. Play, Sr. Play -' Nate- Jackie n Pa 'I PATRICIA LYNN BEEMAN FHA 1, 2.3, FFA 1 SUE ANNETTE STEVENS FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Band lg FFA 1: Soft- ball 1, 2 t Sue PAMELA ANN MARTELL Class Sec. lg Class Pres. 35 Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4g Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Ecology Club 3,4 qPres. 45: Homecoming Court 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Jr. Play DAVID PAUL GRAVELIN Varsity Club 3,4 fSec. 433 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drmn Major 2, 3, 4g Honor Society 3, 4g Jr. Playg Sr. Playg Top Ten -- Pamu Dave MARGARET PEARL MARCH FHA 4g Sr. Play KAREN MARIE SHAW it Transfer Student Margaret Karen SHERRIE LEE WILLIS Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2: Biology Award 2g Honor Society 3,43 Jr. fit., Playg Sr. Play MARY HELEN KEITH ..Shen,ie.. Mary' figgrrs , Susie John CTT SUZANNE ROBINSON Cheerleading 1, 2, 3,4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 1, 4g FTA 1: Softball 2g Honor Society 4g Jr. Playg Sr. Play RANDY LEE MILLER Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 fVice- Pres. 435 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 23 Baseball 1,4 JOHN PETER PRESTONISE Track 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Golf 3: Jr. Playg Sr. Play TERESA GAIL HUMPHREY FFA 1: FTA 13 Pep Club 1: Soft- ball lg BandA1,2,3,4g Jr. Play: Yearbook Staff 4 TERESA LYNN SUTTER Ecology Club Treas. 4g FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 4g Softball 1, 2: Sr. Playg Yearbook Staff 4 WENDY KAY BROOKS FTA 1: FFA 2, Ecology Club 4' Randy n Tree.. Ten-y Wendy RICHARD ALLEN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 FLORENCE COON 'Ricku Florence RUSSELL STEVEN ROOT FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 DELORES JEAN WRIGHT llRusswu Dee Sandy SANDY LEIGH JACKSON Pep Club 4 4' Transfer Student JAMES B. FUIA FFA 1, 2, 8,4 Jim MAUREEN ANNE McGUIRE Class Pres. 2, 4, Student Council Jr. Play, Sr. Play KYLE PETER FORMAN Football 1, 23 Basketball 2g Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3,4g Honor Society 3,4 qPres. 43, Sr. Play: Valedictorian Ma ureen ERNEST STEPHEN DOYEL ball 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 RAYMOND E. HOLT Band 1, 2. 3, 4 't ' Transfer Student Steve MELVIN GEORGE WILKINSON FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 DAVID NELSON SMITH FFA lg Band 1, 2, 3,4g Chess Club 4 . ' Melvin 2, 43 Pep Club 1, 2: FTA 2g Home- coming Court lg Softball 1.2, 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4 fTreas. 43: Foot- Kyle Ray Dave Mark SUS3Il MARK JOSEPH COLBY Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Ecology Club 4: Band 1,2, 3,4: Chess Club 4: Football 1, 2: Golf 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 2: Baseball 2, 4: Student Council 4: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Top Ten ROSEMARY LYNN PATTAN Class Treas. 3: Student Council Vice- Pres. 4: Honor Society 3.4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Yearbook Editor 4: DAR: Betty Crocker Award: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Salutatorian SUSAN ELIZABETH LICHTY Class Vice- Pres. 2, 3: Honor Soci- ety 3, 4: FHA 1,2, 3, 4: Ecology Club 4: Band 1, 2, 3.4: Pep Band 4: Top Ten JOHN HENRY JOHNSTON Varsity Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Sr. Play CARTER LEWIS LAHRING Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: CFC 4: Basketball 2: Track 2, 3.4: Chess Club 4: Honor Society 3, 4 fTreas. 4j: Top Ten MARLENE LOUISE GARDNER Pep Club 1, 23 FHA 2: Softball 2: Journalism 3: Student Council 3, 4: Jr. Play: Homecoming Court 3 John C a rter M011Y KEITH RAY STITES FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Band 3, 4, Football 1 PEGGY LEE CAMPBELL Keith Peggy DAVID CLARE SCRIBNER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 fCommunity Chair- man 3,41 Football 2 PEGGY ANNE LYONS FHA 1, 2, 3: Library Science 4 ' Dave PGSEY PATSY LYONS FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 2 ROBERT FRANK TOMA SEK FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreas. 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 43 ' Patsy Bob Mary , 3, Kathy MARY BETH GULICK Band 1,2,3,4g Sr. Play: Honor Society 3,4 fRepo1-ter 43 Top Ten MATTHEW EDWARD BOWEN Varsity Club 3, 4g FFA 1.2, 3,4g Student Council 2g Football 1, 2, 3, 4 KATHY JO SCOTT FTA 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play KAREN JoY HIBBARD FHA 1,2,s,4 qpres. 45, Office Staff 3,43 FTA 2, 3,4 qsec. 33 Li- brary Science 2g Jr. Playg Sr. Play: FFA Sweetheart Court 45 Yearbook Staff 4 STEPHEN MICHAEL STIFF Varsity Club 3,43 Golf 2, 33 Bas- ketball 2g Band 1,2, 3, 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play DENISE BEATRICE NEWMAN FHA 33 Pep Club 2, 33 FTA 25 Bas- ketball 2, 3g Softball 2: Sr. Play .- Matt.. E Karen Steve, D6l1'lS6 ROBERT ARTHUR STROUB MICHAEL EUGENE HOSKINS frwvf' S 5, EE , FFA 3,4 Ur. Pres. 43 'k Transfer Student 'B0b Mike JERRY HAROLD SNEED FFA lg Track 1,2 CATHY CORRINE COTTLE Transfer Student 1 Jerry LORILYNN MARIE FITZPA TRICK Pep Club 1,25 FHA 1,2,3g FTA 1 Honor Society 3, 43 Journalism 3, fCo-Editor 4pg Top Ten JANET LEE WILLIAMSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Majorette 3, 4, Softball lg Pep Club 1, 2g Journalr ism 2, 3, 4 qEditor 43, Homecom- ing Court 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Top Ten DARRELL BADGERO Senlor Play THOMAS JAMES MORSE Football 2 Darrell CINDY LEE SCHLAGER MARY ALICE CONANT FTA 1,23 Pep Club lg FFA 1: Band 1, 2, 33 Softball 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Photographer 4 Slugger M31'Y BETTY JANE KEITH DEBORAH JOY COBB Berry Debbie ELSA VELA - Columbia We wish you both success and happiness in all of your future undertakings. Our Exchange S if u d S Fl 1 + 1 s EVELIN ALTHAUS - Germany The Class of '72 l-lifs Hollywood Have you picked up this months issue of Movie Screen Magazine lately? Flippilgg over the cover you find the table of contents with none other than KEITH STITES publisher. Boy, that letter to e Flint Journal really help- ed. On the same page, you'll notice an ad for Feke and MORSE Shopping Center. Looks like TOM bought out Yott. Did you know JOHN PRESTONISE won the contest for carry-out boy of the month! Turning the page we hit the glossip column. Editor: JANET WILLIAMSON. Janet, a busy body'??? Janet's latest scoop, TOM FULTZ and LI DA ROBINET finally took the big step, for the seventh time! But this doesn't stand in Tom's way of productions for the Screen, MARK COLBY starred in the most talked about picture, The Spider, with the help of make-up woman MARY CONANT. It shows a transformation from man to spider before your very eyes. His leading lady was JOYCE SMITH starring as Mistress Spider. She received an honorable mention. Leaving the gossip section, we go to this months special issue Bum-Bum-Bum Academg Awards Night, with roving reporter MARY GULICK. We go to buy our tickets and whom should we see? Why at's IACKI BODAG. Is her face red? As we are ushered to our seats by RICK GURDEN and DAVE SMITH, we are greeted by the ciga- rette girl ANNA LEDFORD qthat's a big step up from the car washj who has just made a big sa e to KYLE FORMAN and STEVE DOYEL professional baseball players. Let's gsm-get their autographs! I I Opening the program was Master of Ceremonies DA LL BADGERO. He introduces SANDY REVELS sin-ging The Impossible Dream in Danish, followed by ELSA and EVE singing in Spanish and German. It was a lit e hard to understand, but veg pleasant. On with the awards. ominations for best actor were DOUG TIDERINGTON for his role in Censoredg RON LAFAVE for his flea bitten role in Lassie Come Homer DAVE GRAVELIN in THE MUSIC MAN, and RANDY COREY in Hot Rods to Heck. The winner . . . Ron LaFave! After his speech of thanks, BOW- WOW- WOW! !, we move to best actress. The nominations were MARY KEITH for National Velvetg CATHY COTTLE and MOLLY GARDNER for their role in Here Come the Bridesg COLLEEN and MAUREEN MCGUIRE for their role in The Bobbsey Twins at the Seashoref' and BEV SCHMIDT in How to Be a Cheerleader Without Really Trying. The winner 15 .. . Mary Keith. She wasn't present, so the horse accepted the trophly with tears of joy. Flipping to the next page we find the big Hollywood bash at the Kitty Kat C u , or better known as Roy Ketchtnns. As we enter, we are greeted by Miss Kitty Kat KAREN SHAW. We see little kittens all over. Why there's PEGGY CAMPBELL, SANDY JACKSON, WENDY BROOKS and TERRY SUTTER. Who's that over in the corner yelling Here kitty, kitty, kitty? Why CARTER LAHRING you devil, you're supgosed to be shy. We hear a rumble at the back door frumblej. Why it's DEBBI COBB and BETTY K ITH in their ook alike dresses. After all the excitement ended, we all returned to the bar where we find BOB STROUB making his specialg G8rG delirght. QA family recipej. CI DY SINGL TON fsho's face is permanently redy was found milling around getting snapshots of everyone. She certainly enjolyed getting a picture of BILL SMITHINGELL standing in the corner in his football uniform. This ended another nigb t at the Kitgy Kat Club, after all it is 7:30 - A. M. While we are departing we witnessed a hippie revolt led y MY HOL . Turning to the next section we see our literary column. The top seven books of the month are The Magnet- 'ic Woman by DENISE NEWMAN, The Magnetic Man by MELVIN WILKINSON, this may be just gossip, but I hear they compare notes! Rosemary's Baby by ROSE PATTAN, How to Find a Man by SHERRIE WILLIS, Betty Crocker by KAREN HIBBARD, and an old time favorite Charlotte's Web by CHAR FORSYTH. and The Babysitter by KATHY SCOTT - she has eight now and is expecting twins. These books may soon be found in your school library along with a special edition of Mad Magazine of which the famous artist ROGER COOPER did a true to life sketch of PAM MARTELL and SUSAN LICHTY. The picture will be shown in next months copy. It's very revealing. Now we turn to the sports scene. There's no other than ROD VANWAGONER shooting his 65 ft. shot, with NINA ROOT running up for the rebound. Don't they look cute in their matchin uniforms?! The next page we see RANDY MILLER in his football uniform. Who's he tackling? Why it's SUSIE ROBINSON cheering him on. Hi.re's NATE DUGGER, a new basketball star in the sports scene. They say that boy is still growing. His goal is 9 eet. I don't believe it! There's DEBBIE SKINNER and JUDY JACOBSON, the first girls ever to make an all-male basketball team. I wonder if that old fight for Women's Lib in Mr. Hilliar's class had an thing to do with it? Turning to the next page we find a story about army life that was written by JERRY SKIEED. We see in the picture that he has now become a recruiting officer, and shown inrerviewin the least expected to go: like JOHN JOHNSTON, RUSS ROOT, and JIM FUIA. On the next page is a snapshot otg the latest Tractor Day in Hollywood. There's MIKE HOSKINS carrying Hollywoods FFA flag, DAVE SCRIBNER in the lead with PEGGY LYONS sitting on his lap: next in line is MATT BOWEN on top of a giant John Deere. Then bringing up the rear we have BOB TOMASEK on his recently- washed tractor pulling a manure spreader.. Turning to the back we come to the thank you's. We would like to thank PATSY LYONS for her deep voice and co-operation in phone subscriptions. Thanks to KAREN MARTIN and PAT BEEMAN for the beautiful fashions it took to make the magazine what it is today. SUE STEVENS would like to thank all the little people involved in her wedding. qThat really was quite a thingy. CINDY SCHLAGER gets thanks for the comic page of daffy definitions! S e really has reat talent for that! ! ! We especially want to thank MERGARET MARCH for her willingness to print this ma azine on such fine paper from her newspaper printing company. And here's an ad for LORI FITZPATRICK'SqJa11et school. She's so graceful and co-ordinated. Thanks to STEVE STIFF for the construction of the magazine and TERESA HUMPHREY for her fine job for hair-do of the month. Congratulations Tree! ! We've just given tglou a glimpse of what's been happening in the ten years since the CLASS OF '72 graduated. Pick up your copy of 's magazine, where on the front cover you'll see MR. GUILIANI saying Today Hollywood, Tomorrow the World. Mock Eleciions Best Looking Best All-Around Best Dressed Greatest Lover Class Musician Most Flirtations Class Orator Jolliest Best Dancer Best Athlete Most Likely to Succeed Most ,Courteous Class Pessirnist Teachers' Pet Most Studious Late for Everything Class Optimist First to Marry a Millionaire Best Actor or Actress Cutest Couple Coolest Head Biggest Fish Sexiest Most Brawn Best Liar Most Friendly Susie Robinson Colleen McGuire Janet Williamson Maureen McGuire Susan Lichty Maureen McGuire Rose Pattan Molly Gradner Judy Jacobson Debbie Skinner Rose Pattan Janet Williamson Sandy Revels Colleen McGuire Rose Pattan Denise Newman Molly Gardner Jackie Bodag Colleen McG11ire Susie Robinson Margaret March Maureen McGuire Denise Newman Colleen McGuire Anna Ledford Rose Pattan Senior Officers Rod Vanwagoner Kyle Forman Nate Dugger Tom Fultz Mark Colby Dave Gravelin Randy Corey John Johnston Roger Cooper Rod Vanwagoner Mark Colby Nate Dugger Melvin Wilkinson Bill Smithingell Carter Lahring Roger Cooper Steve Doyel Kyle Forman Randy Corey Randy Miller Carter Lahring Tom Fultz Randy Miller Bill Smithingell Randy Corey Darrell Badgero LEFT TO RIGHT: Anna Ledford, Secretaryg Molly Gradner, Student Council Rep.: Doug Tiderington, Vice- Presidentg Nina Root, Treas- urer and Maureen McGuire, President. O S KYLE FORMAN - Valedictorian ROSEMARY PATTAN - Salutatorian MARK COLBY KCARTER LAHRING LORI FITZPATRICK DAVE GRAVELIN SUSAN LICHTY JANET WILLIAMSON MARY GULICK Darrell, you actually That looks like Jake beside you, Terry. made it, Twice! ThatVs bigger than you, Linda. K - 2, Tip toe through the tulips, Pam. Hey Melvin, you lost something. Nina's always been pretty. e No use crying over spilled milk. Look out world, here we come! Singleton, Come in from the field, Rose? Hey, stranger. Poised as ever, Sue. A real live Baby, QE , 4 V -ff -+ az 'Tig L - .Sf T' arf :xr jd, -J T4 12:33 5:94-Q, 1, W1 2, -..,5-f -.4 as Sw f 'iii' .SM H , iw N 7, 'XT J 'S- Ee Waiting at the Washington Momunent. Our very first stop. Little Round Top. Seniors, remember all the stairs? A 1-'-2, Mr. Ledford and Stu at Little Round Top. r Party-ume in the rooms. Say Uncle, Mr. Hilliar KNQ TQ SEEK WLEDQE IS TO ACHIEVE . 15 . -pg . L 3 3? K T H if 5, HONOR ' , - Q13 1 fr? .gif ff ff -Ns -LW 1 ,gk Y. ws- we f 1. Z. , 1Lf i Mt, L , h if MRS. EMILY HIBBARD It is with deep affection and great regret that we watch another fine teacher retire. Mr. Leslie Hibbard has spent 38 years teach- ing in the public schools of this area. We are fortunate indeed that 18 of those years he de- voted to Byron. Mr. Hibbard is an alumnus of Byron, graduating in 1926. Besides the academic courses, Mr. Hibbard has enlarged the understanding of his students toward their fellowmen and exercised infinite patience as he helped students find answers to bewildering problems. It is an understatement to say that Mr. Hibbard achieved the perfection of per- formance he demanded of himself and ex- pected of others. He will be greatly missed and remembered by all. As this Echo goes to press, Mrs. Emily Hibbard is retiring from the teaching profession after 31 years of teaching. For 28 of these years, it has been the good fortune of the people of Byron to have Mrs. Hibbard at their school. She has been with our present high school during the years of its conception, its birth and its reaching maturity. She has seen Byron Area Schools through times of tribu- lation and adjustment that are inevitable when dreams take form as brick and mortar. Yet the original goals of Mrs. Hibbard, which included giving a better education to young people and help- ing them to understand the purposes of life, have remained steadfast. Her interest in Byron has help- ed guide Byron's destiny in these pacesetiing years when a high school education is a necessity. Her successful effort to keep Byron one of the best high schools yet free from the faddism that tends to destroy real achievement, is a source of pride and gratitude to the community and the student body. How does one say thank you for 31 years of a per- son's life, MR. LESLIE HIBBARD Y 0 I j, ,A 1 ,--V' '-S ' ' P E, I,.X in --.. 'rw H W- , If, , .-Y we I4 S L -. Q . 7 Viv, i -5 iixifff- 1-ww H4115 . .. ,. F ffm: -, ,mf-f-,, 'ifrff 4 1 'n .iff eff J - - N A4 5 4 E 1, f 'I 5 f 'ffffifi'i- if Q2 iff if wif' Q? f ' f.-zur. , 2 5S.'111'5'f ' . A ',5f,f,,.f f .ff :gf . w. KL I 'J ' ff---P if ' ' L1 A 'Mk' ' H-X.-A Md ' 1 Tig if ffm IHWXM f r, M TV NLE f-If f, ,f M y i L-LFP . J..a.4L..a... 4 4 I 45, v , X x si fri f Q 37 I ijaa 3' f ,'if- 7-U if N i Hg ,um , Ji' 3 :ir H 'x V4 MRS. BETTY LICHTY MRS. ANDREA BROADDUS English 10,11,12g Individual- Arty English 9,113 Yearbook ized Reading Advisor ifi ddiid if A . 1 , ' r. 2 ra wfvi Q,1 .f:rr-.rag 'L -.65 ' K' A if-, - -.lg-fm x- :fx-4f '1 ' 'V ':f'rr,.'f 1: 2:2-E25 ' ::'r,5ef?x,g:::+i:-, is rr 1 I' .1 QM , ' I 1, 'j 'j.Ege ,ui S V 'WL , ff of MR. DAVID MITCI-IELLh M153 LOUELLA ELYA Agriculture: Power Mec anicsg - Physical Scienceg FFA Sponsor our Counselor MRS. DIANE ORR Spanish I, II: English 8, 10 Softball Coach MR. RICHARD MOSCISKI Our Band Director GREG DUVA U. S, History: Boys' P,E, Freshman Sponsor: Varsity Basketballg Athletic Director LAWRENCE FISHER Ad Industrial Arts: Social Studiesg Mechanical Drawing DONNA HARDENBERG Girls' P,E,g English Adv. 11g English 11 Gen. DALLAS HILLIAR American Government: Social Studies 8g Boys' P,E,g Football Head Coach Y Q . F J. I Upfflg QT HAPPINESS ' ,fkjff j -' '- Mm, ff PM , I5 A wAr2M, KA w', Q2gLSXR3 cuoow... Sxffgfafw ' 'Eng gg, J f 6 A 1 -' FV' , 9 1 L. .f N-. x f I: X V fix, ,fx 1 fx T ! WQX 1 why!! D, mi YQ X I '- 'Tix A ' Q afar? - .Xi Q 1 X .X 4: if AMERIKA I , L ' if E N . f 'X - 'T'-XX ,f' 'fx E A X q 4 X f N f 'A . xx J. ---M' U l V' x fgt,-1,-.Fif, ,1Yi',,j -. ' I ,3 X 5 L f ' 'X ' fix ip' f N lf1 g.Qgi X N A QIM 10 P 940959 L4 Sl x Two of a kind. That's our Dave! Best friends. i 1.. i ' 1 P , 1 ii Celebrating after a game. What a combination. field Village? . . I-N' is 1 iris' .. , if 'df I ' r 'J 1... I: ' H- Qi. 9' ,gr 'ig i . i A f . W' b Yes, Kyle, I think you can take her. Young Seniors Sorry I rnisjudged. Those were the good old days. Happiness is . . . 52 i Remember Green- ,..... --. ,-.... r-- f '1 - Ti' A as EZ?1.43il'll The SJruclen+'s Voice: Our Student Council ag 1 u .ff- f-Qx ,..-- KNEELING: Tim Jackson, Mark Nelson, Susan Lichty, Sandy Lafave, Les Wilcox, Garth Felton. SEATED: Molly Gardner, Lori Fitzpactrick, Secretaryg Randy Corey, Presidentg Rose Pattan, Vice-President: Jean Anibal Treasurerg Maureen McGuire. STANDING: Mr. Smith, Pam Wilcox, Heidi Bretzlaff, Lynette Hibbard, Marcia Lernfnon, Colleen McGuire, Kieth Erwin, Dare Cox, Mark Colby, Jodi Wandrie, Mark Bohman. The Yearbook Staff L to R: Mary Gulick, Mrs. Broaddus, Advisorg Mary Conant, Rose Pattan, Editorg Cindy Singleton, Co-Editor. Naiionai Honor Socieiy Characier, Service, Leadership, Scholarship SEATED: Carter Lahring, Treasurerg Cindy Singleton, Vice Praidentg Kyle Forman, President: Janet William- son, Secretary: Lori FitzPatrick, Susan Lichty, Student Council Rep. STANDING: Rose Pattan, Emily Hibbard Advisorg Donna Hardenburg, Advisor: Dave Gravelin, Mark Colby, Pam Martell, Sherrie Willis, Rod VanWago- ner, and Mary Gulick. The Red Cross Club SITTING: Betty Kennedy, Sec.-Treas.: Mrs. Whitehead, Advisor: Pam Caswell, President. STANDING: Kaye Robinson, Rose Pattan, Vice President, Cindy Singleton. FFA Acce is Responsibilities FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Don McClean, Craig Haney, Dale Bowers, Glen Cox, Melvin Wilkinson, Keith Stites, Treasurer: Dennis Shafer, Secretary: Bob Tomasek, Mike Wilcox, President: Mr. David Mitchell, Advisor: and Mark Kline. SECOND ROW: Gary Bush, Devon Tiderin ton, John Anibal, Casey Glass, Jon Doyel, Don VanWoert, Randy Corey, Larry Wykes, Joyce Smigh, Alan Wooden, Dan Cheadle, Dave Scribner, Russ Root, Dan Coffey. THIRD ROW: Fred Lewis, Greg Wilcox, Ron Howard, Jack Tower, Tom Miller, Doyel Sebold, Tom Malone, Gary Hartman, Cliff Roupe, Clair LaFave, Larry Jones, Jerry Green, Steve Reed, Bob Sneed, and Brad-Emerick. STANDING: John Robbins, Terry Brewer, Doug Heath, Sarah Wilkinson, Dennis Hartman, Tom Boillat, Les Wilcox, Lee Wykes, Matt Bowen, Dave Farner, Dave Adams, Rob Stites, Donnie Skinner, Dave Vanwoert, Ken Davis, and Randy Erwin. FHA Shapes Futures and Personalities FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Sandy Stiff, Lorraine Tomasek, Angelia Banghart, Jean Anibal, Treasurer: Karen Hibbard, President: Heidi Bretzlaff, Vice Presi ent: Sherry McDaniels, Secre- tary: Denise Banghart, and Char Forsythe. SECOND ROW: Roberta Tracer, Linda Nelson, Judy Weikle, Carolyn Skinner, Connie Miller, Rosanne Sabo, Chris Diggs, Sara Gouldman, Dara Cox, Pam Whalely, and Terry Sutter. THIRD ROW: Pam Martell, Bonnie Bartlett, Parn New- man, Marcia Mi ler, Darlene Tower, Susie Smithingell, Marlene Tower, Kathy March, Tanya Jackson, Marilyn Thompson, Debbie Keesler, Terri Zimmer, and Terry Summers. FOURTH ROW: Lynette Hibbard, Vicky Muchler, Susan Lichty, Cindy Jackson, Rhonda Cooper, Pat Ledford, Peggy Lyons, Sue Stevens, Karen Martin, Jodi Wandrie, Susie Root, Patsy Lyons, and Mrs. Rill Currie, Advisor. J e 2 Our Varsity Club Consists of Fine Athletes FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Kyle Forman, Rich Johnston, Keith Smithingell, Mike Wilcox, and Don Skinner. SEATED: Mr. Duva, Advisor: Don VanWoert, Steve Doyel, Rod Vanwagoner, President: Randy Miller, Vice- Presidentg Doug Tiderinpton, Tom Fultz. THIRD ROW: John Johnston, Joe Robinet, Randy Rauch, Dennis Shafer, Bill Smifhinge l, Matt Bowen, Mark Colby, Garth Felton, and Steve Corey. LAST ROW: Rick Jacobson, Jerry Vickroy, Ron LaFave, Steve Stiff, Rod Betterly, Nate Dugger, Tom Taylor, and Casey Glass. Randy, it seems as though you're always getting hurt! Wearing the purple and gold B is a special honor in itself. Mem- bers of the club keep alive the close friendships made on the practice field, and also represent that group of athletes to whom the spirit of competition is always present. Nate and Bill direct from the showers right after we won the basketball Championship. The Pep Club Decoraies Our Halls With Signs LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Largi, Rhonda Cooper, Maureen McGuire, Molly Gardner, Lori Munsell, Anlgelia Bari?- hart, Carolyn Skinner. S TED: Betty Wiley, Judy Weikle, Debbie Lewis, Becky Osborne, Char orsyth, eitlr Erwin, Sara Gouldman, Devon Tiderin ton, heila Roszman, Janet Williamson, Pat Ledford, Marcia Lemmon, Susie Robinson, Bev Schmidt, Linda RoTni.net, Colleen McGuire, Connie Miller, Terry Sutter and Sandy Jack- son. 2nd ROW: Lori FirzPatrick, Roberta Tracer, Jerry Vickroy, Rick Jacobson, Bill Mangan, Jon Doyel, Judy Jacobson, Kathy Scott, 3rd ROW: Sandy Stiff, Carleen BeDen, Sherry McDanie1s, Dara ox, Lorraine Tomasek, Jodi Wandrie, Kim Berndt, Beth Haney, Susie Root, and Karilyn Mack. Will They Teach the Future Generation? SITTING: Lori FitzPatrick, Pat Ledford, and Cindy Single- ton. STANDING: Karen Hibbard, Mrs. Emily Hib ard, Advisor: and Rose Pattan. Our Office Workers FIRST ROW: Susan Lichty, Sara Vince, Lori Munsell, Anne Montney, Teresa Humphrey, Susie Robinson, Dara I Cox and Teresa Hewitt. 2nd ROW: Pam Martell, Marcia Lemmon, Sherry McDanie1s, Janet Williamson, and Karen Hibbard, . Library Science Group FIRST ROW: Tim Brewer, Mary Gulick, Peggy Lyons, Susie Robinson, Terri Zimmer, Dara Cox, Martha Bowen, 2nd ROW: Sandy Fullerton, Vicky Muchler, Linda Nelson, Garth Felton, Susie Bailey, Lynette Hib- bard, Lorraine Tomasek, Chris Diggs, Mrs. Emily Hibbard, Advisor. Our Journalism Siafi Moves The News SEATED: Tanya Jackson, Sharlet Benedict, Lori FitzPatrick, Janet Williamson, Edinorg Debbie Lewis, Sherry McDarLie1s, and Becky Osborne. STANDING: Randy Corey, Mark Smakal, Mr. Guilani, Advisor Heidi Bretzlaff, Coral Pudvay, Linda Sutton, Sara Vince, Chris Diggs, Anne Montney. Crusaders for Chrisir KNEELING: Mark Anibal, Scott Raysin, Kevin Campbell, Tim Iackson. SEATED: Tanya Jackson, Jean Anibal, Bob Campbell, and Garth Felton, STANDING: Mr. Smith, Advisorg Mark Bohman, Debbie Caery, Linda Caery, Paula Hudson, Byron's Own Ecology Club FRONT ROW: Sara Wilkinson, Wendy Smith, Angela Banighart, Susie Bailey, Jon Dcgyel, Sara Gouldman, Carleen BeDen, Sharlet Benedict, Wendy Brooks, Lori Ju son, and Randy Holley. S ATED: Terry Stanton, Susan Lichty, Secretary- Treasurer: Pam Martell, Presidentg Terry Sutter, Jody Wandrie, Roberta Tracer, Connie Mil er, Karilyn Mack, Linda Bemiss. THIRD ROW: Carolayn Skinner, Elise Miles, Gerry Farkas, Joy King, Nancy Kelley, Marilyn Thompson, Dyleen Smith, Debbie ilert, Sherrie Lucas, Rosanne Sabo, Diane Newman, Mary O'Donnell, Dara Cox. BACK ROW: Darlene Hieny, Sandy Stiff, Debbie Keesler, Judy Wiekle, Ken Ross, Mike Martell, Bettylg Kennedy, Kurt Millbaugh, Lynette Hibbard, Sid Bahr, Dennis ilert, Terry Cowell, Mr. Smith, Advisor: Bo Ledfor , Beth Haney, Linda Nelson, Mark Srnakle, Chris Gouldman, Carrie Rauch, Martha Bowen, Roland Martin, Teresa Hewitt, Julie Marshall, Dan Kovacs, and Tom Malone. We have him to thank for missing a whole day of school! ! Seniors getting on pollution bandwagon. Aren't you glad we don't have a dress code, Mr. Smith??? Q95 af-in sa Here's some of the garbage we collected. The Man's Band y , Uvlr. Mosciski?j 1 MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Jacobson, Jeanne Wickenhiser, Dave Gravelin, Drtun Majorg Debbie Lewis, Janet Williamson. FIRST ROW: Sheila Roszman, Mary Guilick, Chris Robinson, Char Forsyth, Gerri Farkas, Dylee Smith, Elise Miles, Diane Newman, Mary O'Donnell, Joy King, MaryAnn Sutter, Julie Marshall, Anne Montney, Lisa Braden, Bev Schmidt, Debbie Caery, Mary Bush. 2nd ROW: Terry Brewer, Bob Campbell, Roberta Tracer, Carleen Beden, Mark Bohman, Cliff Roupe, Jim Martell, Julie Briggs, Sara Wilkinson, Lori Munsell, Claudia Blackburn, Becky Osborne, Jodi Wandrie, Sandy Stiff, Lorraine Tomasek, Jean Anibal, and Susan Lichty. 3rd ROM Alan Stacey, Rich Johnston, Lori Judson, John Anibal, Dennis Wykes, Kirk Millbaugh, Pam Martell, Dennis Eilert, Mike Martell, Betty Wiley, Tom Taylor, Betty Kennedty, Rowland Martin, Terry Cowell, Sarah Vince, Sarah Gouldman, Steve Corey, Carter Lahring, and Dan Bern t. 4th ROW: Harley Smith, Linda Bemiss, Nancy Kelley, Rick Gurden, Garth Felton, Dave Smith, Mark Colby, Rick Lange, Cindy Liley, Rick Joaobson, Jerry Vickroy, Chris Gouldrnan, and Keith Stites. woodsrock mr ll TW W Would you believe 95o'??? Band Day Rick always has to watch the camera. N f-as Byrorfs Fuiru re M usicians LEF1' TO RIGHT: Barbara Gulick, Kathy Lewis, Robin Corey, and Melissa Jacobson. FIRST ROW: Warren, Bob Butcher, Debbie Oliver, Ken Beard, Nina Smith, Christine Jackson, Shannon Lahring, Vivian Marshall, Gerri Shetler, Joan Bahr, Debbie Tranchell, Tracey Mack, Scott Raysin, Kevin Beard, Joel Glass Bush. 3rd ROW: Kathy Orr, Paula Hudson, Mark Anibal, Bob Malone, Tern Hull, Connie MacLean, Campbell, Tim Jackson, Ernie Dunbar, Dave Vroman, Tim Lichty, Bill Butcher, Dion Berndt, and Bill 4th ROW: Lori Maylum, Pam Miller, Bruce Matznick, Sally Morrison, Randy Holly, Gary Bush, Mark Brad Bartlett, Eric Clements, Dave Vergin, Matt Mangan, Mark Granger. Bob Allen, Jim Fowler, Mark Kirk Dugger, and John Hunt. Make it snappy. Get in line! I Is the lecture over yet, Carter? Jodi Henzel, and Shirley Sill. 2nd ROW: Ellen Kelley, Kathy Guhck, Tammy Rawles, Diane Gardner, A A 1 Egfr Seniors Ea+ ,'.. ...Q , . J? r 'L 4 ,fgffuirgb Y O if 1 If 4-5 9 f I 1 9! QA 41 0' I A' wi 49? , 3 af' ,, ., ,. V A ' x 33' Q . 1 P US The Senior Class Procluclionsz directed by MRS. B. J. LICHTY asst. RANDY COREY The Devil ancl Danial Webs+er Early Fros+ Slwoigun Wedding ROSIE! PEACE DOUG! BLAH! Eve and the Devil. NeW1YWedS' The things that go on backstage. P' 'Q UER By E' f CFR OQZEN 'SQA .E vi Q5 rf QNX, w 1 J 1. 37s Q B x K -ux i 5 , ii 1... X, u , I Q fffQXXL X ,...-an-' PRESENTED N JUIWOR X1::ZEl.Nl74,+j CLASS aff' Alf Mr . Gilbreth ---- - - - - - Steve Corey Mrs. Gilbreth ------- Sheila Roszman Ernestine - - - - - Frank - - - - - Jackie - - - Dan ---- Bill ---- Fred ---- Anne - - - - - Lillian - - - Martha - - - - - - Heidi Bretzlaff - - - - - Tom Taylor - - - Linda Sutton - - - - Keith Smithingell - - - Rod Betterly - - - -Jim Martell Claudia Blackburn - - - Sarah Vince - - - - Anne Montney IVXAFQ Em .l'-Iii 3.5 5510 U Mrs. Fitzgerald - ------- Robin Upson Dr. Burton --------- Bob Campbell Joe Scales ---- - - - Mike Wilcox Miss Brill - - - - - - Bev Kovacs Larry ---- - - - Randy Rauch ':, 1 v K.: A f ill- V N H ei ! . I9 Ax 4 X . , tg ,,,, 'Q-J .. X. x w X x Nm? gf A 1 fx - -' A m i 'V 15 Q7 3 -L, ,J I y .. ,gm-iii X ,H f V , 4, 5 : I- r,,g,: V X , My ,4 f- U M., ,, Vg? , i W , v x , 3 -Y Q.......g, M15 .N X ....W,.. ,g , ,Af . Q ,Li . ,SL 'xwa K 'N ii' N A 5 jk. , J WEQXX -.X K, 1 Jr.-Sr. Prom Moy I3, l972 fl' -4:5 33 Tom and Diane seem to be enjoying themselves. Pat and Rick are just arriving While the band is on a break, couples talk and relax. Do you think Dave will make it thnough the Post Prom??? Sandy is having a good time. A Niqhi io Be Remembered -.. After Bill gives Cindy a glass of punch, he pours one for himself. Just by their smiles it makes you wonder what exactly is in that punch! Couples dancing at the most important dance A of the year- What's in the wishing well, Sara? -F-Q . I . K' . -i A I V. fx 5' G' V .N This Was Commencemenf - June 8, I972 'A 'Q -ka Q 51 5' , gm Gb 3 ' Q 5 K , , .2 , a L I Q I 4- 1, 5 1 .' ' J' 0' 5, 1 'Yr - ' - 'fx - C .3 4 aa .A .. Q , . - ,f . . x , I 6 V, -' 1 J Z ot -W 5 pf A k of. v . : K 2 - , P . ' , . 4 : -1- V ul 5, ' Af X H 'f E -. 3 9 . J, 2 X oo' as - 1 . k 5.9 S is 5 ,Q 4 2. g 3 1 f P' f.. :Q 2 5 1 1 1' f 5 J' 3 , Tu Q Z 91 if or 'B 1 .F 'f-Q, Q -- n f . : , W2 , A tv n V .2 '4 - : B n .V ,b E Q., .., 9 'L -' 1 , ox 4 - ' I - , 1 ' , ' :fx N 5 34' D' ng :ef 1 ' 5 k A x 3. 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Congratulations, Team, on a Fine Season FRONT ROW: Nick Cowell, Ken Lewis, LeroIyDLahringl Todd Brewer, Gary Vanwagoner, Matt Mangan, Ken Root, Dennis Hollenbeck, Bob Allan. SECO ROW: Ron Jacobson, Kevin Campbell, Bob Butcher, Tim Jackson, Laverne Farkas, Jeff Crawford, Jim Nelson, Mark Anibal. THIRD ROW: Coach Harley Smith, Kevin Beard, Dennis Foote, Les Parker, Chuck Cornillie, Scott Raysin, and Mark Granger. Keep No. I ' a Tradition, Fellas SEATED. Mark Nelson, Scott Haney, Frank Hollenbeck, Ernie Dunbar, Mark Maller, Jeff Wright, Keith Kaiser. STANDING: Coach Harley Smith, Randy H012-1, Doug Heath, Rick Wright, Dion Berndt, Tim Lichty, Ken Beard, Shaun Jones, John Hunt, Tom Johnston, Je Pierce, Brad Farkas, an Dan Humphreys. Gi rls' Va rsity Basketball SEATEDg Rose Pattan, Linda Robinet, Judy Jacobson, Debbie Skinner, Nina Root, Sandy Stiff. STANDING: Betty Wiley, Kathy March, Kay Lang, Kathy McLaughlin, Betty Kennedy, Coach Hardenburg, Lynette Hibbard, Rene Wright, Susie Bailey, Jody Wandrie, Connie Miller. We Will Miss You Coach . LA XX 3 .ff ,.f 'f'f zsaf A 5 I, . . .A --'st M , 1, 1 flw l Z1 ' Q' u x if Ng., 'H-. Si E .1 A 3 Si SQLQ fQ3f . 'ei yzzx . :Q 11? Yi' .,1WiaL fgygmsgggl f i' ima Hr.-93.2 ??Ti?iE5Q .- is - M. A-,g..r If . V, K3 - , ,, F '. 'W mm I .EF-WM, in-1 A' f 5 :W Ja, ff 5 ' ?f f41,g7Qa 1 .53 A -if fL,f x, ,, ffiig u' Vxrn 'F' ' .ff Ja.- -1 X' .f V eg .agp fair: Q , 'x Aj' V 4 fy , 3 X x YY , F l H F gf is 1' I r M h 1 -- V av-Q.-.-1:2 ' K fs W, 5v'f:5-' i:1- H?h3gx?if?' ,- . x 1 f p Q!! gf -xg., 'N-.1 4 if . if KBQ 21 k 1. 'C V . m 5. xi- mf, cj , ffl ff? ,, -aiu., xii i QA Q x K? ff I ,yi ' XX M '33 if Ja is ,. 3 , 4 i Gun A T, :ff ' 4 'f ' -2142 - . Junior Varsiiy Cheerleaders FRONT CENTH2: Jill Smothers, rreslwman Cheerleading Squad LEFT TO RIGHT: Karilyn Mack, Lori Judson, Cindy Weikle, Kim Berndt, and Sherry Lucas. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carrie Rauch, Diane Newman, and Chris Gouldman. CENTER: Rhonda Bulland, Darlene Heiney and Yvonne Allen. I. V. Alt. Angella Banghart Fr, Alt. Terry Stanton Cheerleaders Spur Team to Victory! ' LEFI' TO RIGHT: Joanne Taylor, Jill Warren, Sandy LaFave, Cathy Lewis, Juanita Banghart, Tarnmie Lucas, FRONT CENTER. J J J N I Lori Maylum, Becky Smith, Pam Miller, Julie Dawn Humphreys, Becky Henson, Alternate Sutton, Pam Wilcox, Melody Jones. Alternate Byrorfs Cinolermen: a link in a chain, of successes n - - -S - r , rel FRONT ROW: Devon Tiderington, Bud Robinson, Leroy Lahring, Roland Martin, Greg Wilcox, Tom Miller, Tom Malone, Dennis Eilert, Terry Cowell, Steve Warfield, Dana Jones, Coach Bashore, STANDING: Keith Smithinge,1l,. Dan Robinet, Manaier: Gene Felton, Steve Corey, Paul Pattan, Rod Betterly, Mark Barnard, Rick Jacobson, Mike Wilcox, Ric Betterly, Bill Smithingell, Jon Doyel, Dennis Shafer, Randy Erwin, Randy Rauch, Matt Bowen, Harley Smith, Les Wilcox, Carter Lahring, Bob Skinner, Ken Ross. 4 f 1 Your expression is priceless, Bill. ,'! f The consistency of teamwork, de- termination, and long practices after school was evident by the fine performances throughout the year. Byron's sensational athletic season continued to shine as Roger Bashore's track team finished second in the Flint Suburban ,FL- League Track Meet. This winning of second place made it possible for Byron to receive the A1l- Sports Trop1liiy. Shattering many school reco s, the 1972 track team proved to be the best Byron has ever seen. The uncertainty of not knowing where you placed. Meer the Champs FRONT ROW: Dennis Hollenbeck, Managerg Mike stevens, Rich Johnston, Tom Taylor, Don Vanwoert, Jerry Vickroy, Don Skinner, Ken Ross, Manager. BACK ROW: Coach Frank Trotter, Steve Doyel, Kyle Forman Randy Miller, Doug Tiderington, Rod Vanwagoner, and Mark Colby. Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron Come on Kyle, smack it a good one. BYTOH Byron -J' , I , , sta Byron Byron Byron Byron Byron g Y Y ff, Y Byron And everyone comes in to talk to steve. Hartland 0 Fowlerville 0 Lake Fenton 0 Linden 0 Genesee O Flint Holy Rosary 1 Fowlerville 1 Goodrich 5 Ortonville 1 Hartland 0 Williamston 6 Lake Fenton 2 Linden 3 Genesee 1 Flint Holy Rosary 0 Clio 6 Goodrich '7 Ortonville 2 Perry 8 Flint Bentley 1 Flint Beecher 6 The fantastic Byron Eagles completed the baseball season with a 19-2 record. Coach Frank Trotter really had a group of winners with Seniors Rod Vanwagoner, Steve Doyel, Kyle Fonnan, Doug Tiderington, Randy Miller, and Mark Colby helping to bring in18 victories and attain a perfect baseball season. The team went 37 2X3 innings without giving up a run. With these 18 straight wins, Byron set an area record. Powerful hitting, skilled pitch- ing, solid catching combined with speed and style, plus a group of fine baseball players under an excellent coach, made 1972 the greatest baseball season in Byron's history. lst Team All-League: Rod Vanwagoner, Steve Doyel, Pitchers. Kyle Forman, Infield. Randy Miller, Outfield. Don Van Woert,Catcher.2nd Team: Tom SENIORS: Steve Doyel, Kyle Forman, Mark Taylor, Outfield. Co-Captain Randy Colby. STANDING: Rod Vanwagoner, Doug Miller, Kyle Forman. Most Valuable Tiderington, Randy Miller. Player: Rod Vanwagoner. Building for Tomorrow FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Terry Brewer, Mike Crawford, Les Wilcox, Jon Doyel, Ted Jones, Larry Jones, Bob Lynch, Kurt Millbaugh, Charlie Durham. SECOND ROW: Greg Wilcox, Dave VanWoert, Jack Tower, Sid Bahr, Devon Tiderington, Bob Ledford, Coach Jim Angell, Tom Miller, Mike Hibbard, and Fred Lewis One of Jrhe Newesr IAXCIICZIITIOHS +o Our Arhleric Program - Mr Duva s Golf Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Perry, Joe Robmet Casey Glass and Steve Corey STAND ING: Coach Greg Duva, Mark Smakal Mark Colby and Steve Tranchell Senior Mark Colby Congratulations on your Ho1e-In- One! Would you be11eve Mr Duval ' Awards Night ls. . . Q lr 'rr Nl 1 , . ,x i S . A, r i s Kyle Forman and Randy Miller received their Co-Captain Rod was named MVP by his fellow baseball Awards. play ers. The Coaches Award went to John Johnston. In honor of Mr. Trotter, the baseball team pre- sented him with a plaque with the inscription In appreciation to Coach Trotter from Flint Suburban C Champs Byron High School 1972. And under- neath were individual plates with each team mem- ber's name on it. Always a Special Occasion Mike Wilcox received the MVP Award in Randy was presented with the Tuff Skin and Tape Track- Award. He was the first Senior ever to get it. Athletes of the Year is Bill Srnithingell and Rod Vanwagoner were named Athletes of the Year. They were both chosen because they are equally outstanding. This is to give recognition to Fred Hollen eck, who last year was named Ath1ete o the Year. Unfortunately his picture didn't get printed in last years annual. Taclcs Tigers FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mary Ann Sutter, Chris Diggs, Maureen McGuire, Anna Ledford, Rose Pattan Linda Robinet, Colleen McGuire, Nina Root, Pat Ledford. BACK ROW: Connie Miller, Kay Lang, Cindy Wiekle, Carrie Rauch, Angelia Banghart, Karilyn Mack, Sandy Fullerton, Linda Sutton, Coach Tack and SEATEDg Manager Carol Cool. Good So11d H1t, ANN' Should I chance 1t Beat that throw! Strike Two? Another run scored. 1, in -. if Q , . 2' H' . -. i E X! . if R 1 j T77 ',1-X ..wi.f4. W, , fmd, N . L, , .,,, H ,L ffgtgfngix A Wk, ffm, 'f , I N . W lun' , .Q ,- . is ' ...4r13.,,M,,p.45.:,,q,w ma MMG AYQ N ' - , .f I .-'52 ,f Q5 z. .fg . V Q 4511A-fr ' qfhl 1 . ' s I ,V1, ' Q I, .35 A eu-I . W 551 an ' - .P , Q .V , J ' nf 1,c33? Banqueirs and More ...rg if f Fascinating isn't it? Do you think he can swallow it, Denise? Reading your- palm? This is only my THIRD bowl! I Mr. G thinking about his favorite subject - Mr. G. what kind of a present are you, Is the food that bad, Randy? Cal-ter? 00 ,1+ Trophys make the banquet. The retirement of Number 40. Senior Class Officers bright eyed and bushy- nailed. The Bashores digging in. Appreciation for work, well done. Coaches first mouthful. WHERE IS COACH HILLIAR? Banquets are also for eating 1 1 THE IRON MONGER SHOPPE Ralph Singer Hardware Linden, Mich. 4845I Phone 735-573I Yeslerclay ' NOW Tomorrow CompIimen+s of LINDEN TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Linden, Michigan Phone 735-4 I 00 MONTGOMERY PHARMACY Pills 'N Things Durand - Owosso Phone 288-6554 VISUAL SPECIALTIES CO. I27 S. Saginaw S+ree+ Byron, Michigan Phone 266-4404 Visual Aids and Painfings for Church, School, and Business CLOSE CHEVROLET 640 Silver Lake Road Linden, Michigan SLAYTON Complimen+s of , MOTOR Congrafulahons SALES DoRFF's MARKET Senlofs 301 E. Grand III Genesee S+ree+ GAINES Rwer I Gaines' Michigan Howell, Mlch. Chrysler and Plymouth Sales We service after we sell ll ll C ilu I +' CONGRATULATIONS DURAND WESTERN ongligl -ons AUTO O COFFEE STOP 590029 Goods BEAUTY SHOP FUNERAL HOMES, INC. ns Linden and Swarfz Creek Hardware and Gif'I's Durand, Michigan I502I Duffield Rd Byron, Michigan Phone 266-4594 GENESEE MERCHANTS BANK AND TRUST CO. MEMBER OF FDIC Genesee is the Bank to See Byron Vernon Phone 266-443l Phone 288-2466 Each depositor insured 520,000.00 Real Estate, Mortgages, Installment Loans, and Home Improvement Loans. 'IO I SERVICE TIRE CENTER DU N LOP 546-6600 2723 Easl Grand River Howell SONS CARL SYMONS - SONS Tracfor and Equipmenl' Co. Gaines, Michigan A Business service Builf and Growing 'Io Be'Her Serve you I Russ Townsend Real Eslale and Insurance Good Luclx Seniors I08 N. Saginaw Sheer Durand, Mich. Phone 288-38I4 COLE'S SERVICE Duffield and Silver Lalre Road Groceries - Meafs - Par+y Supplies Phone 266-4439 Days for Wrecker Service Phone 266-4925 Nighls THOMPSON DRUG STORE Durand's Prescriplion Cen+er I29 N. Saginaw S+ree+ Durand, Michigan Phone 288-6I74 BOOTH'S Men's and Women's Apparel Suifs - Dresses - Sporfswear -I22 N. Saginaw Durand, Michigan DAN'S LANDSCAPING AND EXCAVATING Sand, Gravel, Fill Dir+ and ARNDT'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Top Soil CompIimen+s I'D GO A MILE TO MOVE A PlLE io +he Senior Class Phone 266-4433 I0345 Ba'I'h Road of I972 266-4502 Byron, Michigan Congrafulaiions +o TRDUIERCNSJ 'Ihe Seniors of '72 A E C f I ' HARDWARE o 2::Ii'ilI'o s U NITED TREE SERVICE SPo'+ge,,Go0dS TOWER Phmzbfn HARDWARE III N. Church S+ree+ H . 9 eahng Byron, Michigan Phone 266-4363 I I I N. Saginaw S'I'ree+ Durand, Michigan 288-3663 Byron, Michigan LESTER - JUNE FEKE AND YOTT CompIe+e Iine of meafs, groceries and produce Open: 7 days a week 8-8 Friday 8-9 Sunday I0-3 Byron, Michigan mf' MEIER- DUNCANSON AGENCY James B. Duncanson 109 Saginaw Street Byron, Mich. Phone: 266-4787 I 105 6 CLAYTON CADILLAC 8: OLDS 232I E. Grand River Howell, Michigan Phone 546-2050 SHARPEST USED CARS IN LIVINGSTON COUNTY ALWAYS BIG SELECTION BOTH NEW AND USED LARGE BUMP SHOP FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE ALL MAKES BANK RATES WE BUY USED CARS BILL'S FOOD CENTER 3l I Norlh Oalc S+. Durand, Mich. Open Evenings PIERCE MOTOR SALES, INC. 200 Eas'I' Main Sfreel Phone 288-3l6I Durand, Michigan 48429 LELAND BOB'S BODY PONTIAC SHOP AND SERVICE New and used cars 205 E. Main S+. Durand D 'd Phone 288-3625 Disfribufors of Bo'Hle QERQGES Gas and Appliances JEWELRY MclNTYRE GAMBLE5 Congrafulafions PLUMMNG FRIENDLY Class of l72 SA:slD HEATING CO. STORE Headquar+ers 0 Us for School A FRIEND N.-.-' Service Dura nd, Michigan Jewelry. Thank you for your business 8290 Silver Lalre Road Linden, Michigan 4845i Phone 3 I3 735-7878 WM. ZACHARIAS JEWELRY BILMAR JEWELERS I I3 N. Saginaw S+. I03 E. Main S+. Durand Flushing Phone zsa-om Clsss Rings Phone 559-5581 Diamond Spec. Diamond Remouni' Experl Walch Repair Charms Gifls Free Wrapping 107 Complimenis of SELLECK OFFICE SUPPLY Owosso, Michigan 209 W. Main S+reeI' 723-5296 ELSCO 4l0-4I2 S. Shiawassee Sireei Owosso, Michigan 48867 Elecfrical and Plumbing Supplies HUSTED ELECTRIC 30II W. M-2I Hwy. Owosso, Mich. 48867 Resideniial - Commercial - Indusirial wiring Licensed, insured IA large display of Iighfing fixiures and elecfrical supplies Phone 5l7 - 723-I030 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Lavern Clarke Agency MI. Morris, Mich. Phone 3I3 - 680-0I50 Congraiulaiions Senior of I972 from COAT OF ARMS Durand, Mich. y viKKi's FABRIC KORNER Fabrics, Pa+'I'erns, Nofions, Trims 20I Genesee S+. Gaines, Mich. Phone - 27I-9947 SLAYTON MOTOR SALES, INC. 30I E. Grand River Howell, Michigan Phone 546-4 I 50 SOUPAL'S FELCHES SPAGNUOLO S k + CLEANERS GROCERY Congraiulaiions upexga' e HA k DURAND BARBER's s your - Bakery neighborn I I6 N. Saginaw ASSOC. 604 W. Broad S+. Linden, Michigan Phone: 735-7524 203 W. Main S+. Durand, Mich. Phone 288-6I57 Durand, Mich. S'I'anisIao Spagnuolo, prop. Durand, Michigan Fay Humphreys. AsSociaTe SUPREME INVESTMENT CORP., REALTORS RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, FARM LANDS BYRON GARAGE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INVESTMENT CONSULTANTS sus. is T 31 266-466l :oz s. Saginaw S+. 0 RES. fsm 634-544l Byron, Mich. 484l8 Shndafd 01' Produds Byron, Michigan George Vince Phone: 265-4323 PECKEN'S R. E. Peckens, Inc. Phone: 546-9424 Cohociah, Michigan Farm and Farm Equipmeni Polaris Sno-Mobiles l09 MW L, 52 U QI jf SEAMAN'S GARAGE I35 S. Saginaw S+. Congrarulalions Io +he class of '72 WOODY'S RAILROAD INN Durand, Michigan Complimenls of THE DURAND EXPRESS Shiawassee Coun+y's Largesl Weekly Newspaper PRINTING Byron, Michigan PUBLISHING PPLIES Phone: 266-43I2 OFFICE SU 2l9 N. Saginaw SI. Phone 288-3 I64 Congraiulalions fo +he Seniors SMALL AND STREETER FUNERAL HOME 24 hour ambulance service 507 Wesl' Maple COHOCTAH SERVICE CENTER Exclusive Dealer of Tom's Producfs Phone 546-9054 Mechanical worlc, road service Dealer in 'lolal producls 255'46I I CB radio KEN 9l30 channel I3 CARNES -REALTY, INC. BY'2igfHjQg'LY HILLTOP GREEN 8254 Silver Lake Rd 3 miles wesl of lnfan+s .lrhru HQUSE PLANTS Linden a+ Seymour Rd. Adulh 2I9 S. Sag. S+. Office Phone: Linden 735-7848 Owners: Frank Byron FIin+ 235-sou and Emma HOIIY also Salesman 'For Phone 2664468 Broker: George M.rr+r.rll Lsrraerr CARNES REALTY JIM LUCAS Phone 735-5347 266-456. 0 PYROFAX BOTTLE AND BULK GAS Grain Drying Equip WELDING meni' Large seIec+ion of s+eeI for fabricaiing Bulldozing Phone: 266-4963 Meyers Lake Byron, Michigan compnamm of MuELLAR's ORCHARD V'KK 5 Fruiis in Season ' FABRIC KORNER Cherries . . U Plums Fabrics, Pa'H'erns, Nohons, Trims Peaches zo: e s+ Apples G M h Linden, Michigan PI' 27' 9947 HILLTOP GREEN HOUSE PLANTS CASWELL'S FLORIST 2I9 S. Sag. SI. I I I S. Bridge S+. B ron I- CI M I1 9 Ph ne 266-4468 774 2992 JIM LUCAS Aurog raphs We're Somefimes Proud of I+, Seldom Ashamed of I+, Buf Never Safisfied. I972 Yearbook S'raff 7214 , QQQWVLQ, jjvzmvfwa? eww AU, ,ecffffzg fCA'Q'0'2'L.,a-12C fffCfc,e,y',1,.,-jggxj V fwwwffmff W LJWvAJ,V.J ,ee,,A,,,,,,QvwfL,,t!LwWU!m0! 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