Birch Run High School - Panther Tales Yearbook (Birch Run, MI)

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Dampened By Rain • • • and Todd Tanner; and Gail Spear and Todd Senyko. Chosen by the students of Birch Run High for their Home- coming Queen......Jo Ann Remen- der. She was crowned by the 1979 Queen, Carolyn Trinklein. Clouding the homecoming festivities was the Panther's loss to the Millington Card- inals, 7-0. To end a very memorable home- coming was the annual home- coming dance organized by the Student Council. The music was provided by Sounds, Good Productions. Top: Left; Homecoming Queen Jo Ann Remender. Right; Queen Jo Ann and court; Mary Sweers, Rose Nielsen, Lisa Poineau and Gail Spear. Bottom: Left; Football team gets ready for Homecoming game. Right; Sophomores celebrating Float Jug victory.

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Homecoming Spirits Not In the climate controlled comfort of the gymnasium the cheerleaders pumped loads of spirit into tne student body at our annual homecoming pep assembly featuring their ver- sion of Hee Haw . The first annual Spirit Jug was taken away by the juniors. Because of the winter-like weather the band could not perform for the pre-game or half-time shows, but managed to endure the almost unbear- able conditions of the parade. Pom pon Squad entertained the homecoming audience dur- ing pre-game with their rou- tirae to Funkytown . Half-time started with our yearly float contest. This year the theme was Comic Stripes . The Seniors chose Star Wars with the theme Panthers Strike Back . Den- nis the Menace was selected by the Juniors with their motto Don't Menace Us . The Sophomores chose Broom Hilda with the motto Stir 'Em Up . Marmaduke was selected by the freshman with the saying Eat Em Up . The floats were judged on appropriateness of the theme, originality of thought, com- pleteness, and care in work- manship. When scores were tallied the class of 1983 won the Float Jug. Another special event that takes place during half-time is the crowning of the Home- coming Queen. This years court consisted of Mary Sweers and Fred Port; Lisa Poineau and Steve Clore; Rose Nielsen and Mike Foy; Jo Ann Remender

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Yearbook is not just Yearbook ia a chal- lenge, a lot of hard work, and a good learn- ing experience. We put in hours of our own spare time making pic- tures, writing copy and designing layouts just to meet our dead lines We raised money selling products and advertis- ing. We try our best to make your high school yearbook very memorable and differ- ent each year. Clockwise: Mary Jane Farr and Tracy Kracko lay- out a two page spread. Laura Leppien gives the camera a big bright smile. Bob Hembling working hard to meet his deadline. Brian Vanderlip design- ing advertising layouts. 10 Yearbook staff: Stand- ing: Ms. Davis - Advisor, Tina Cramer - Assistant Public Relations Manager and underclassman section, Debbie Earley - Assistant Photo Editor and faculty section, Kris Beach - Copy and Layout Editor and senior section, Paul Fogal - Darkroom Editor and advertising section, Chris Taylor - Assistant Circu- lations Manager and clubs and activities section, Dan Krisler - Assistant Promotions Manager and sports section, Heather McCray - Circulations Manager and underclassman section, Terri Lienau - Photo Editor and sports section. Sitting: Teresa Blaney - Editor and seniors, Michelle Hensel - Advertising Manager and clubs and activities sec- tion, Tracy Kracko - Busi- ness Manager and opening and closing sections, Mary Jane Farr - Public Rela- tions Manager and opening and closing sections, Laura Leppien - Records Manager and Music and the Arts section. Paul Fogal laying out pages for advertising.