Bronson High School - Viking Yearbook (Bronson, MI)

Page 9 text:

And you sit Alone with youR thoughts . . AnnuAl stApf Row 1 L. to R.: Lorraine Palmatier, Marla Albright, Dennis Davidson, Delphine Smoker, Sharon Edgington, Mrs. Bradley. Row 2 L. to R.: Mr. Stewart, Wallace Wanar, Lolita Coler, Ray Lanier, Karl Behnke. The Annual Staff, consisting of eleven Seniors, was chosen at the beginning of the year. This group includes: Sharon Edgington and Dennis Davidson, co-editors; Karl Behnke, business manager; Marla Albright, associate editor; Wallace Wanar, advertising; Bruce Kalom, publicity; Mary Burnside, subscriptions; Lolita Coler, art; Delphine Smoker, treasurer; Lorraine Palmatier, literature, and Ray Lanier, photography. The staff worked as directors of the class, which was divided into the various departments. The co-editors wish to express their thanks to the staff, the class, and our advisors for their time, interest, and co-operation. Dennis Davidson

Page 8 text:

we 6e6icAte Searching our hearts for their true sorrow; this is the thing we find to be. In a short time we, the Senior Class of Bronson High School, shall receive our diplomas; two of our former classmates will not. Although they will not be with us at this special time, their memory will remain whenever we think of the last twelve years of our lives. Therefore, we, the Senior Class of 1955, wish to dedicate this book and all of our schoolday remembrances to Ronald Harrison and Carolyn Coy. June Williamson Lorraine Palmatier Marla Albright

Page 10 text:

a6ministR vtion Mr. Gareth Heisler, our principal, is a graduate of Manchester College, where he earned his B.S. degree. In 1950, he was awarded his Master of Science degree from the University of Michigan. He taught in Bronson for 2 years, before assuming his present position, which he has now held for seven years. He is the advisor of the Student Council, and also teaches daily classes in Commercial Law and Social Problems. He has spent many hours guiding the class of ’55 through high school, for which we will be eternally grateful. Mr. George Carpenter, who came to Bronson four years ago as Superintendent of Schools, was graduated from Caro High School, and earned his B. A. degree at Central Michigan College. His Master of Arts degree was granted him from the University of Michigan. He has served in the educational field in the capacities of teacher, coach, principal, and for the past 27 years, as superintendent of various schools. Many improvements have been made in the past four years, for which we extend our heartfelt thanks to Mr. Carpenter. Dennis Davidson