Bronson High School - Viking Yearbook (Bronson, MI)

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Seventh Grade Bottom, Left to Right--Marjorie Cathcart, Adviser; Judith Lilly, Secretory; Edward Perrin, Vice-President; Nancy Cattell, President; Nancy Sanders, Treasurer; Charles Atkocunis, Adviser. Row II: Sue Ann Ward, Ronald Hollister, David Van Pelt, Gordon Bidwell, Janene Waldron, Marilyn Metzger, Milan Pugli, Alderman. Row III: Terrance Pearce, Alvin Luginbill, Leroy Dow, Charles Hanshaw, Patricia Wells, Delores Conklin, Junior Kirkum, Carl Comstock. Row IV: Lee Washburn, Arden Keeslar, Edward Chord, Sharon Keeslar, Donna Snyder, Nancy Goshorn, Norman Rumsey, Donald Shiery. Row V: Harold Card, Glenn Wilbur, Carolyn McClish, Carol Burch, Jean L. Wright, Charlene Keesler, Ben Crabill, Stanley Neihardt, Judy Hopkins. Bottom, Left to Right--Bryan Cory, Betty Green, Linda Jones, Dorothy Kruszko, Phyllis Nowicki, Barbara Green. Row II: Beverly Wing, Judith Green, Richard Hoff, Kenneth Wilson, Henrietta Hughes, Sally Bowermon. Row III: Joanne Behnke, Marian Elliget, Janet Metzger, Jerold Merrimon, Sandra M. Prough, Carol Kirkum. Helen Farnhom. Row IV: Ann Sullivan, Dennis Auten, Roland Haywood, Aileen Walker, Donald Vorce, Beverly Nelson, Martha Laughry, Jane Minch. Row V: Charlene Wagner, William Wells, Wilbur Williams, Gene Masser, Ruth Ann Hoyt, Onalee Arm-30 strong, Nancy Cole, Mable Hoard.

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F.F.A. Bottom, Left to Right--Morsholl Persons, Sentinel; Northo Crobill, Reporter, Chorles R, Hilton Adviser; Robert Hilton, President; Chorles Martin Crobill, Vice-President; Gordon Sikorski, Treasurer Donald Crull, Secretary. Row II: LeRoy Goshorn, Duane Hollister, Marvin Smith, Ronold Modert, A. J. Alleshouse, Ronald Crompton. Row III: Franklin Ross, William Hoyt, Gordon Lilly, Allen Metzger, Donold McClish, Robert Berry, Fred Schlautmann. Row IV: Ralph Haywood, Korl Hoffer, Allan Bidwell, Ralph Smoker, John Wotta, Thomas Kehoe. The F.F.A. is designed to supplement training opportunities for hoys who ore progressing toward the goal of establishment in a forming business. Through F.F.A. activities the cooperative spirit is fostered and individual talent is discovered and developed. Members have a splendid opportunity to learn how to deal effectively with themselves as well as with others. The organization embodies the fundamentals of a true democracy. Each member has a voice in setting up policies and making rules and regulations by which he is governed. Each member also has individual responsibility resting on his shoulder, but teamwork is essential to lasting accomplishment. Future Farmers know how to provide organized recreation for themselves and others in the community. Here again this organization of, by, and for the boys, provides ample opportunity for gomes, sports, and other recreational activities appealing to the farm boys. The F.F.A. also finances itself. 32