Bronson High School - Viking Yearbook (Bronson, MI)

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Senior Class Officers rabill, secretary; Mr. Bodfsy. ad-rry Rissman, vice president; L. D. sident; Betty Smoker, treasurer. SENIOR Sixty - four very green, but hopeful-ooking Freshmen enrolled in Bronson High t hool in September, 1946. This was the largest Freshman class in the history of B. H. S., and from the start it was evident that this class was destined to make itself known around school. Throughout their four glorious years at Bronon High, the Class of 50 has been well represented in all sports, F.F.A.. F.H.A., Hi-times and all music department activities. Initiation exercises on September 27 formally introduced the Freshmen to the upper classmen. Under the direction of Miss Anderson class adviser, the class presented a hilarious assembly portraying the school day of a typical Freshman. Their Halloween float won first prize. During their Sophomore year sandwich sales, a cider sale, and a dance were among their projects. Mrs. Hamilton was the class adviser. An enjoyable program, featuring a discussion of Sophomore subjects was presented to the P.T.A. As Juniors, an exceptionally memorable vear was had. Refreshments were sold at heme games. On December 10, a three-act comedy, “We Shook the Family Tree , wa3 presented to a capacity crowd, and ■ofits topped all previous records. “Blue Mocn was the theme of the reception given in honor of the graduating class of 1649. The dinner was served at the Alder-man-Luce Memorial Home, and dancing HISTORY followed in the gym. This was a new idea. Mr. Conley was the adviser. Still bettering their previous accomplishments, the Class of 1950 now have nearly completed their Senior year at BHS. The presentation of the play, “Oh, Erother!” was given on April 14. A Winter Wonderland dance was sponsored by the class on December 28. Two bake goods sales were held. A four-day boat trip to Mackinac Island and Sault Saint Marie was enjoyed by forty-five members of the Class of 1950, chaperoned by Supt. and Mrs. E. J. Bodley. For their last fun-making adventure in B. H. S., the Seniors presented a memorable class-day assembly. Now they are eagerly anticipating the reception given in their honor by the Class of 1651. Baccalaureate and commencement exercises are not far away now. Nine of the forty-seven graduates have been classmates for all twelve years: Bill Austin, Jack Barr, Wanda Boyd, Bill Cuy-ler, Jane Hunsicker, Pat Littlefield, Priscilla Tritch, Bill Ward, and Pat Wingfield. As the Class of 1950 prepare to continue their journey into wider horizons, and make room for future classes, they will treasure these four happy years spent within the halls of Bronson High school, and always cherish their class motto, “Today Decides Tomorrow”. —Pat Wingfield