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

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AADAA PRESIDENT Michelle Ball has managed to stay at the top of her class during her years at Birch Run and this has given her a lot of opportunity to be in leadership positions. Along with being class president she is also the vice president of the National Honor Society. Michelle plans to study educa- tion after graduation. By Phaedra Winslow I wanted to be part of making our senior year spe- cial, commented Michelle Ball when asked why she ran for senior class president. There was certainly a great deal of responsibility taken on by Michelle, but she has proved to everyone that she has what it takes to succeed. The senior class president has many duties. These range from planning the class float to graduation. Commencement itself has so many aspects. The date of graduation, arranging for speakers and ordering flowers are all big parts of graduation. Michelle enjoyed being class president and she felt that she learned a lot from it. I have learned respon- sibility and how to organize. It will give me a lot of direction as I begin college. HCDONALD'S RESTAURANTS Of BRIDGEPORT AND fRANKENNUTU WISH THE SENIORS Of 1906 BEST Of LUCIU r

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 £ yA y y y NX c y N 1. What year was the first graduating class? —f a. 1804 (0 1924 c. 1940 2. How many graduates were there? (07 b. 68 c. 100 3. Our first exchange student came to the United States from Germany in 1962. Who was he? a. Cong Ngyuyen (0 Ulrich Kuschnerus c. Mayumi Shinohora 4. The first homecoming queen was elected in 1954. Who was she? (0 Donna Knight b. Joyce Leeland c. Susan Matzke V A A A 9 ♦ . . vp' 1 1 'jv 15

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Kristen L. Barrett Beverly Ann Benham Teresa Marie Bennett Kevin Black Barry Bever Teresa Black Michael Blehm Deanna M. Block Toni L. Booth Eric Bowns Mike Dede Toni Eric