Bronson High School - Viking Yearbook (Bronson, MI)

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U (i£i UtfiS thb hiOSt kapp i i to you, Mr. Zabonick When I was a Jr. in high school in the chemistry lab one day, I poured the wrong chemical into my test tube and it blew up, hit the ceiling, and created a gas that necessitated evacuating the lab until the air could be cleared. I was very embarrassed at the time. Trigonometry and Analytic Geom., Algebra II, General Math, and Shop Math. Spirit Core and Varsity Club, Varsity Basketball, Reading, Traveling, and Golf. Mr. Wotta Runing into a wall. U.S. History, Michigan Leadership. Baseball, and reading. ■fk. ' V . Miss Snyder On graduation night going up to the steps to receive my diploma, I tripped and fell. Employed by Branch Intermediate. Macrame, backpacking, tennis, volleyball, refinishing furniture, camping, and bicycling. 22 FACLW

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best about school yea ? Mr. Van Dam Students' attitude toward school seemed to be more positive; enjoyed the success of the basketball team, the efforts of the students and advisors who prepared for the plays, and follies had been outstanding — particularly the Children’s Play. Accounting, Typing, Consumer’s Math. Canoeing, camping, backpacking, trout fishing, flying and photography. Mrs. Whitcomb Family Health, Home Management, Family Relations. Gardening, crossword puzzles, home management, learning sign language. Mr. Whitcomb The beginning and the ending. Psychology, Sociology. Counselor. Travel, gardening, farming, coins. PAOUUY 21

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embo tiassUtg tiu ig that t i (ug(i scJioot? Mr. Nusbaum When I was playing on the high school baseball team, we had an out of town game with Battle Creek. A friend of mine (the 1st baseman) went up to the front of the bus to talk to the coach and I grabbed his new glove and tossed it to a guy at the back of the bus. The guy at the back of the bus jumped up to catch it and he tipped it out the window. The bus driver wouldn't stop, so I had to buy him a new glove. Accounting, Economics, Typing. Golf, Tennis, Camping, Hunting, Fishing, and Woodworking. Miss Bergey On the Senior Trip at Schuss Mountain there was a statue in the center courtyard. The night before we left for home, the guys came up to my room and took some of my belongings (unknown to me). The next day, the buses were lined up in front of the statue to go home — and lo and behold the statue was dressed in my underwear! Cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, swimming, sailing, sewing, and cooking. Band, Chorus (grades K-12), and private instrumental lessons. Mr. Reardon Singing the song “I Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby while wearing a diaper. Hobbies and Classes: Running, music, racketball. English and Journalism. WOUUV 23