Bronson High School - Viking Yearbook (Bronson, MI)

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The Bronson ‘‘B’' team, more commonly known as the Reserves, is currently enjoying a very successful season, under the direction of Mr. Nicolette. Future Varsity players are being developed on the B” squad which is composed of Juniors. Sophomores, and Freshmen. Skinner and Wotta handling the rebounds and plenty of speed in the rest of the squad have made the aggregation one of the strongest Bn teams in the conference. Max Haylett Lrft to Right Row I Raymond Wotta. Row II Jerry Bovd, Trd Xicolrtte (coach). Don Sobeski Row III Larry Matwrll, Ken Duncan, Bill Filer, Harry Smoker. Row IV Johnny Guernsey, Charles Anderson, Marshall Skrnner, Jim Herman, Jerry Hollister. 27

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