Bronson High School - Viking Yearbook (Bronson, MI)

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Mrs. Marie Tracy is our busy and capable school office secretary. She is a graduate of Bronson High School and has been with us since the school was reorganized in 1946. Mrs. Tracy handles the complicated reports, the payroll, and other secretarial work for the Board of Education, the administration, and the faculty. Mrs. Tracy is liked by all. She does her work efficiently, helping everyone in need of advice. We will always remember and feel grateful to “Marie.” Danna Rider office QIRlS Row 1 L. to R.: Peggy Cuyler, Donna Hogmire, Sharon Edgington, Nancy Himebaugh. Riegle, Lorraine Palmatier, Marilynn Paul, Delphine Smoker.

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seniop B n6 Row 1 L. to R.: Marjorie Hovda, Frances George, Martha Wanar, Ann Sullivan, Janice Wright, Joyce Bowerman, Sally VanHusan, Kay Wohlers, Joyce Walker, Charlene Camfield, Valerie Smith. Row 2 L. to R.: Milan Pugli, Peggy Cuyler, Sharon Tefft, Sue Ann Ward, Sandra Auten, Jane Minch, Shirley Hollister, Bruce Kalom, Ken Carpenter, Marla Albright, June Williamson, Nancy Cole, Barney Dixon, Gretchen Cuyler, Beverly Nelson, Dixie Kehoe, Sharon Edgington. Row 3 L. to R.: Bruce Kaufman, Bryan Cary, Linda SebalJ, Kenneth Paul, Aileen Walker, Ruth Hoyt, Sally Bowerman, Jerry Clemens, Rosalie George, Dennis Auten, Lyn Ulrich, Richard Rubley, David VanPelt, Arden Keeslar, Carol Work, Bob Stewart, Larry Cadman, Edith Calhoun, Judy Martin, Jolayne George, Doug Dancer, Pat Easier, Delores Wielgos, Nelson Weber, Jerome Man. Row 4 L. to R.i Walter Perry, Ruth Ann Ward, Stanley Lane, John Calhoun, nanny Butters. This year Bronson High had a very fine marching band. They started out the year by appearing at the Branch and St. Joseph County Fairs. They appeared at all home football games and attended the marching festival at Three Rivers where they received a first division rating. After the last football game, the band began its concert season. The organization gave its first concert of the year at Christmas time along with the rest of the music department. It also appeared in the Christmas Parade. The band played at the teachers’ institute at Coldwater and attended the annual contest which this year was held at Portage. Six members of the band enjoyed attending the All Star Band which was held at Benton Harbor. The graduates of this year’s band wish to express their gratitude to Mr. Stewart for his sincere efforts in our behalf during the past years. Sharon Edgington