Port Byron High School - Echo Yearbook (Port Byron, IL)

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FAREWELL TO OUR ALMA MATER It wasn't so many moons ago We came to learn by heart That in order to succeed We must HAct Nell Our Partn. New parts in life have just begun For us, the Senior Class- Though many times we've faltered lNe've never shirked our task. Good times we've had a-plenty- We've kept our spirits high- We've also kept our friendships- May they never die! In future years we do not know Just how well we'll do- But may we of this Senior Class All make our motto true. In search of larger places, As our Uwingsn we try- 'Ne know our thoughts will wander back To old Port Byron High. Barbara Strandgard

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THE ECHO STAFF Standing, left to right: Miss Perring, adviserg Frances Peterson, Frances Gilbert, Jacqueline Kerr, Joyce Tyler, Delores Hayes, Shirley Jacobsen, Norma Frits, Mildred Pearsall, Trudy Mostert, Mary Lou Engebretson, Bette Schwenneker, Mary Stearns, Joan Ecker, Kathleen Thompson, Mr. Munson, Margaret Smith, Helen Williams, Nancy Zwolanek, Shirley Erickson, and Dolores Skelton. Seated, left to right: Virginia May, Beverly Pannell, Barbara Strandgard, and Marilyn Sidlinger. INK SPOT STAFF Standing, left to right: Mr. Munson, Mary Lou Engebretson, Walter Bull, Mildred Pearsall, Norma Frits, Don Frits, Delores Schafer, Miss Perring, Adviser: Kathleen Thompson, Margaret Smith, Helen Williams, and Shirley Erickson. Seated, left to right: Barbara Strandgard, Marilyn Sidlinger, Editor-in-Chief, Vir- ginia May and Beverly Pannell.