Bronson High School - Viking Yearbook (Bronson, MI)

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SEVENTH GRADE 7th Grade—Section I Row I (left to r ght —B uce Kalom, Sharon Fos er. Cuane Hcllislcr. Robert Wi'er. Dina Id Rublev. Lee Ulr ch. L Rcy Cos-ho n. Joseph Comstock Row 2: Denny David on, A J. Alleshousc. Mary Bi rn;de. Arthur Mock. Barney D xo . Karl Bchnke. Rofccr Barnes, Donald Will ams. Dav.d Vorce. Row 3: I uci e Math ws, Charlotte Co . Orolvn Coy Man-y Himcbaugh, Carolyn Eycr. El za-beth Stiles. Dickie Fcerster. Danny Butters. Row 4: Dxjrlas Bell. Cordon Lilly. S'an'ey Was kow k Charles Mcnr e. Richa d Wa hbu-n, Sharon Ec'g ngton. C. eadol n Bowermen Northa Crabi l. Roderick Hathaway 7th Cradc—Section II Row I: Il f. o n-h I--''era Andrews, Joan Pu a ki Cha les M-rVe Ronad Har: son. a-n-s Uhr g. Johnny Troyer Jrrry C'e-rrens. Dennis tanning, Robert Barry. Row 2: Marls Ib'i h Monya Hedelm. Janet Bal'ard. Do-ald McClith Cor-'on Miler, Charles Sclb' Clff'rd R ms ''. Ro,, nd Va’larce. Wallace Wanar. Cary rnyd r. Row 3: James Lao . June Wil-I aT'on Nancv Stewart. B lly Hrvt Raloh Haywood. D nn s r-r’r n. Mvrwn ir-.k.. C:rin Grindle. Janet Reese Rcw 4 Loli a Cel r. Allan Bid-weII. 'ames Bar lay. Je o- -e Marz EJna Ra ry. Do a'd Can-n-n W'lma Go'h-ra Frank Ker-rhncr Duane Wa hburn. Wa ter Ferguson. Pe gy Cuy er Seventh Grad'' Off c rs I. to r.—Miss Chrho'm. ad'-sor; Charles Selby. Secretary; Wallace Wancr. Vice-Fres den ; C i erd Rumsey. Trea'cr.r; Lez LI ich. President. The Seventh Grade, consisting of fifty-seven boys and twenty-four girls, started out the year by electing class officers and choosing yellow and green as their class colors. . With these prelimsnaries done, they waited, “shaking in their shoes”, until the Eighth Graders summoned them to Greenwald Park, where they became, through the process of formal initiation, full-fledged members of Bronson High School. Through the joint efforts of committees representing both the Seventh Grade and the Eighth Grade, a fine Christmas party was held in the gym. Games, movies, a gift exchange and refreshments all contributed to this party’s success. Valentine’s Cay was celebrated by the Seventh Graders In their home room with the usual exchange of Valentines, and a committee served refreshments. A basketball team provided added incentive for greater class spirit and gave the Junior High School boys a chance to participate in a sport. Donald Brown Edward Frohriep

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ANNUAL STAFF •- to r—Mr Bodley. advisor. Pat Flynn, art; Carolyn Klcmmer. typing editor; Pat Wingfield editor; Jerry Rissman. sports editor. Ken Belote. business manager Joy Barnes, pho ograoh Jane Hunsicker. editor-in-chief; L. D. Keller, business manager; Priscilla Tritch, articles editor. business editor; “Bigger and better” have been the by-words of “Viking” staffs from way back when, and this year it was no different. The 1950 Viking staff, led by Jane Hunsicker, .editor-in-chief and under the direction of Mr. Bodley, Senior advisor, made a sincere effort to produce an annual such as Bronson High had never seen before. New printing and binding techniques were studied and considered. New operations to produce more efficiency were put into effect and the yearbook began to take shape. Craine Studios of Detroit were contracted to manage the photography angle, and the photographers, together with Joy Barnes, photography editor, were able to put a great deal of originality into the Viking through unusual’ “spot shots”, etc. After much discussion, the staff decided to return to the printed type book in place of the lithographed type used last year. The picture plates were made by the Fort Wayne Engraving Company, and the printing was done at the Bronson Journal. For the first time in the history of this school, a padded cover was selected for the annual which will greatly improve its appearance and durability. Thomas Francisco Ralph Burch