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Memories sing ro me o song Of the times we’ve spent And the yeors that seemed so long. Faded photos bring o smile Of golden friendships That lasted all the while. Although '80 is in the past. Within these pages Its memories will always tost. Gina Williams 1983 MEMORIES - Bronson High School Bronson, Michigan Volume 53 The road to anywhere starts from where you are. Dedication to Mr. Robert Beauchamp This year's 1980 Viking Memories Yearbook is dedicated to Robert Beauchamp who has been superintendent of the Bronson school system for the post twelve years. His retirement represents thirty-one years of continuous service os o superintendent of Michigan schools. This dedication represents our appreciation of Mr. Beouchomp ond oil that he hos meant to students of Bronson High School. 2 Dedication Table Of Contents Friends...............5 Administration........9 Seniors..............15 Juniors..............41 Sophomores...........47 Freshmen.............53 Organizations........59 Sports...............77 Faculty.............103 Activities..........109 Advertisements. . .131 Memories............155 toble of Conrenfs 3 Memories Staff '80 Mrs. Vera Hurd — Advisor Lorindo Moyer — Editor Tony Antoszkiewicz — Advertising Manager Dob Moyer — Advertising Assistant Bonita Gibson — Business Manager Shelly Geiger — Administration and Faculty Brenda Barrows — Seniors Kim Byers — Underclassmen Mary Lohrke — Organizations Laurie Bohacz — Sports Kathy Czajkowski — Activities Leasa Modert — Typist Sue Furney — Photographer of Viking Memories Publications Cyndi Krontz, Brian Stroup and Amy Weaver — Assistant Photographers Bob Chord — Designer of 1983 Memories Cover Dove Moschke and Jeff Winney — Assistant Artists 4 Memories Stoff A friend is someone who knows oil about you and still loves you. PRIGNDS Friends 5 6 Friends Friends 7 8 Friends Leadership is action, nor position. Administration 9 Administration 10 Administration School Board Mr. George Moyer, Trustee Mrs. Barbara Junker, Trustee Mr. Larry Miller, Vice President Mr. Elmer Moffett, Secretory Mr. Charles Somerlott, President Mr. Tom Rissman, Treasurer Mr. Brent Wilber, Trustee School Boord 11 Finances Mr. Gory Crondoll Director of Finances Mrs. Beverly Weaver Secrerory of Finances Transportation Sitting: Mary Ann Smoker, Jonice Smoker, Borboro Losinski, Barbara Lindsey. Standing: Dennis Pipenger, Leroy Neddeou, Elizabeth Cronson, Bon Ross, Max Cronson, Arden Cottell, David Gropp, Goil Metzger, Irvin Worthmon, Inez Kolosso, Groce Green. 12 im§ Maintenance James Blaskie Brian Hagen Larry Grifferh John Ash 14 Secretaries President: Mickey Carpenter Vice-President: Andrew Roussey Secretary: Gina Williams Treasurer: Bryan Smoker 16 Senior Class Advisors: Alan Andridge, Jr. Por Ross Motto: This is nor the end: It is nor even rhe beginning of rhe end. Ir is rarher rhe end of rhe beginning — ” Winsron Churchill Class Colors: Lighr Blue ond Dork Blue Class Flower: Rose Class Song: Whar A Feeling Seniors 17 From Row: Dock Row: Lofi Worro Missy Weover Drendo Borrows Gino Willioms Liso Lehmon Top Ten A Ion Didwell Mickey Corpenrer Andrew Roussey Ken Sosinski William Kosperski 16 Top Ten Graduating Class of 1983 ouSe Kevi Jl arneA Brad Me eman Kevin 4th ins Brenda Narrows Seniors 19 m omas Bert ch 2) avi J BU rer Mtan MiJwett n or man Bidwetf BucLnett Jbanief Burdette Karen Burch 20 Seniors Sereda Ct arman Brae. emend jCaura HYlicheu Carpenter Som Climie William $erry Cole Scott uler Brian CL emend Seniors 21 Klflisty Jbempsey Annette 2) ow J3rian 3)rudt SUa 2v„£, „ry 2 . uncan 22 Seniors Pon (Cadterdau Wart, a erman .Stacy Jdatli away Katliu einemann oCiAa Patrick J4i einemann flata ie Seniors 23 Keiiu JdoarJ t Jina Kofaiia ( lieryf Jdoopingarner (?yndi Krontz J o J(ek 0 t?onaU J4. erman KanJJ Jdutcki Ronald M. nion 'T 24 Seniors J(i m Kubasiab WicL.tJ .rU t oxann dCitzau Patrick X ane Seniors 25 cjCeaAa WjoJert HanJJt 3os.Pk m oore Warti nez Scott (Sowie) n unn 26 Seniors Bridget Odi hei (Connie frough m onica Brad PluLn paJ Quiter Wick ael Outwater Dami flatter JZa me A Kledfern Seniors 27 -Andrew ouAAeu S)uSan S)exton 2) at re ((Rokert cr Sandra Ski eri tyameA $o6enh erru Una Sckaeffer 3 .S, ik mi ei in 26 Seniors Kevin Smith . Kenneth Sodindhi Sri an St roup Keuin Smith Smoher J(alL omaA th mi ae Wick Seniors 29 jCi a lAJaskh urn % omas 4mu Wi eaver 4nn 'Van S(c arcom WeAua We eaver 30 Seniors fereSa w.d KUJa lamA dCori4n n XVotta tJbarL WitLr S)uAan Wotta Seniors 31 Gina With lams Wotta Cjreg Tje li Senior Recognition Night '83 C o Senior Closs Advisors Alon Andridge ond Porricio Ross, b MCs Todd McClellond ond Kris Molovey. c. Gino Willioms ond Bryon Smoker express oppreciotion to oil porenrs of the Closs of I960 d. The stoge bond consisted of Dove Buehrer. Don Buehrer. Kevin E. Smith ond Kevin Atkins, e Senior Twirlers Stocy Hothowoy ond Tereso Cormon. f. Junior Miss contestonrs Kothy Heinemonn, Susie Sexton. Tonyo Mortinez ond Tino Schoeffer. g. Ken sosinski performs his own orrongement. e 32 Senior Recognition SENIOR AWARDS SENIOR TALENT Presented by the foculty: Closs History Senior Thespions Activities Roxonne Litzou. Bryon Smoker. Gino Willioms ‘ “Predoror'' Dove Buehrer. Don Buehrer. Alpho Bero Ken Sosinski Kevin E. Smith. Kevin Atkins Americonism Bonito Gibson, Rondy Mock. Tim Towne Gossip Gols Gino Willioms. JoAnne VonBlorcom. Citizenship Brendo Borrows. Mork Germon. Bonito Gibson, Noncy Rifenburgh. Susie Sexton, Kris Molovey. Lori Wotto Kim Kubosiok Donforth Brendo Borrows, Mork Germon Senior Twirlers Stocy Hothowoy, Tereso Cormon Service Bryon Smoker Senior Choir Thonks for the Memories'' Korore Tom Climie. Mickey Corpenter Presented by deportments: Vocol Duet Gino Willioms. Bryon Smoker Art Kothy Heinemonn Blue Bonner Skit Leoso Modert, Bonito Gibson. Cyndi Krontz. Business (typing) Misty Dempsey Amy Weover. Tomi Plotter, Dorrothy Merriom. English Liso Lehmon Dorlo Wilber. Koren Burch. Sue Losinski Home Economics Piono Solo Ken Sosinski Clothing Lori Wotto ond Missy Weover Jr. Miss Contestonts Susie Sexton. Gino Willioms, Tonyo Mortinez, Foods Brion Stroup Kothy Heinemonn. Tino Schoeffer Industriol Arts Mickey Corpenter “Predoror'’ Dove Buehrer. Don Buehrer. Moth Williom Kosperski Kevin E. Smith, Kevin Atkins Music MC's Kris Molovey. Todd McClellond Souso Brendo Borrows Arion Ken Sosinski Science Bryon Smoker Sociol Studies Brendo Borrows Thespion Glodys Monico Olney. Todd McClellond ond Ken Sosinski Best Thespion Bryon Smoker ond Gino Willioms Vo Ag Al Bidwell ond Borry Duncon Yeorbook Bonito Gibson Senior Recognition 33 Graduation 1983 O c e o. The doss of 1963 moving to take their ploces in o finol seoting arrangement b Mickey Carpenter. Volediaorion c. Ken Sosinski. Solurotorion d Andrew Roussey. Historian e One large step into the future, f. Friends forever f 34 Groduotion a. Todd McClellond giving his aurogroph b Mickey Carpenter ond Don Hughes engoge in the cone ceremony, c. True friends exchange o few rears d. It's on exciting moment e Finol congratulations f Dryon Smoker owords Mr Beouchomp for his yeors of service to education g The 1963 Senior Class will soon be olumni Groduotion 35 . 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L M 6J®6T g _ MOfctT ' ( An5ii Joavuu ' A CrTKjfNSJu ' OU3Q yZO0) CL---- lW , T Senior Achievements Brod Alemon Closs President — 2 Student Council — 2 Snowboll Court — 2 Homecoming Court — 1 Footboll — 3 Bose boll — 1 Bruce Allen FFA — 3 Kevin Atkins Boskerboll — 4 Base boll — 4 Footboll — 3 Bond — 3 Follies — 2 Kevin Bornes Foreign Study — 1 Beggars — 1 FFA —2 Acoppello Choir — 2 Bond — 4 VICA — 2 Trock — 1 Brendo Borrows Bond — 4 Soft boll — 2 Trock — 1 Children's Ploy — 2 Spring Ploy — 1. (ossistont director) Yearbook Staff — 1 Follies — 1 Girls' Store Representative Notionol Honor Society — 2. Secretory — 1 Thespions — 1 FFA Sweetheart Condidore Librory Club — 1 Tereso Bell Boskerboll — 4. Freerhrow Chomp — 1 Softboll — 2. Captain — 1 Volleyball — 4 Trock — 1 Varsity Club — 2 Gym Assistant — 1 Powder-puff Footboll — 1 Tom Bertsch Footboll — 4 Vorsiry Club — 1 Foil Ploy — 1 Children s Ploy — 1 Powder-puff Footboll Cooch — 1 Al Bidwell FFA —4 Footboll — 3 Boskerboll — 4 Srudent Council — 4 Normon Bidwell James Bucknell Foreign Study — 3 BEGGARS—3 Dovid Buehrer Footboll — 1 Follies — 3 Bond — 3 Koren Burch Bond — 4 Concert Choir — 1 Foil Ploy — 1 Spring Ploy — 1 Follies — 2 Jonet Burlew (Prough) School Services Louro Byler Bond— 2 Student Council — 2 Trock — 4 Varsity Club — 3 Powder-puff Footboll — 1 Scott Byler Wrestling — 4 Trock — 3 Tereso Cormon Bond — 4 Twirling — 4 Trock — 1 Volleyball — 1 HOS.A —1 Foreign Study — 2 Mickey Corpenrer Cross Country — 1 Wrestling — 1 Student Council — 3 FFA — 4 yrs . President — 1 Notionol Honor Society — 2. President — 1 Closs President — 2 Homecoming Court — 1 Brion Clemens Footboll — 3 Trock — 4 Boskerboll — 2 Vorsiry Club — 3 Bruce Clemens Footboll — 3 Boskerboll — 2 Baseball — 4 Varsity Club — 2 Jerry Cole Trock — 1 Vorsiry ond J.V Boskerboll Monoger — 1 Dorothy Dovis Concert Choir — 1 Sondy Dovis FFA —2 Yeorbook Staff — 1 Snoboll Court — 2 Homecoming Court — 1 Varsity Club — 4 Boskerboll — 4 Volleyboll — 4 Trock — 4 Misty Dempsey Volleyboll — 4 Trock — 1 Acoppello — 3 Varsity Club — 3 Annette Dew Cheerleoding — 4 Spirit Core President — 4 Homecoming Queen — 1 Snowboll Queen — 1 Deco — 2 Honor Guord — 1 Vorsiry Club — 2 Junior Achievement — 1 FFA Sweetheart Condidore — 1 Brion Drust Vorsiry Footboll — 2 Weight Lifting — 2 Barry Duncon FFA — 4. Vice President — 1 Sentinel — 1 Tennis — 3 Trock— 1 Foreign Study — 1 Librory Club — 1 Notolie Finley Bond — 2 Trock Monoger — 2 Honor Guord — 1 Powder-Puff Footboll — 1 Notionol Honor Society — 1 Librory Club — 1 Mork Germon Closs Vice President — 2 Cross Country — 2 Tennis — 1 Baseball — 1 Basketball — 4 All Conference — 1. All Area — 3 All Store — 3. All American Honorable Mention — 1. Mr Boskerboll Condidore. Ployer of the Year Senior Achievements 37 mro Gib son Nancnol Honor Society — 1 Acoppello Choir — 1 Girls Srore Bepresenrorive ViCA — 1 Honor Guord Yearbook Sroff — 1, Business; Monoger Junior Achiever -ear — 1 Chris Gilbert FFA —4 gBosketboll — 1 f Golf — 3 • ' Stocy Horhowoy ’ Knock — 2 ■heerleoding — 2 j Softball — 2 Bona — 4 Boron Twirler — 4 Snowball Court — 1 Homecomina Court — 1 Foreign Study — 0 Vorsity Club — 3 DFCA — 2 Foil Ploy — 1 Follies — 2 Kothy Heineinann Bond — 3 Wmf- Trock 2 Student Council — 2, Treasurer — 1 VICA — 1. Treasurer I— 1 HOSA — 1 President — 1 a on Herman Boseboll — 2 Football — 4. Most Valuable Ployer All Area Basketboll — 4 All Conference. All State Honorable Mention. All Area B DECA —2 Homecoming Court — King — 1 Snowball Court — King — 1 j Kelly Heord Golf—1 Student Council—3 Honor Guord — 1 DECA — 1. Treosurer — 1 Bondy Hutchins Tennis — 1 Wrestling — 1 FFA — 1. Greenhond Award — 1 Bon Johnson Boseboll — 4 Football — 1 VICA — 1 Student Council — 1 Vorsity Club — 1 William Kosperskl 36 Senior Achievements Tennis — 4 Tri-Store Moth Competition — 1 Grand Volley Store College Computer Contest — 1 Michigon Moth Test — 1 Tino Kolosso DECA — 2 Concert Choir — 1 Cyndi Krontz Honor Guard Girls' Store Alternate Form Bureou Citizenship Sem nor VICA — 1 Hoso — 1. Beporter Historior 1 Trock — 2 Yeorbook Staff — 2 Junior Achievement — 1 Library Club — 2 Concert Choir — 1 Kim Kubasiak Yeorbook Sroff — 1 HOSA — 1 VICA — 1 Bond — 2 Snoboll — 2 Homecoming Court — 1 Sfudenr Coundl — 1 Junior Achievement— 1 Honor Guord — 1 Bond — 4 Vice-Pres c' nt — 1 |Treosurer — 1 — 2. Parliamentarian and President Powrer Puff Foorball — Sue Losir Trock — Acoppellk Choir — 3 Concert Choir —iH DECA — Foil Ploy Children s Ploy — 2 I Honor Guord Amy Lutz Girls Bosket boll — 4. Team Copt 1. SMAA Honorable Mention Girls Softball — 2. Teom Copt — 2 Vorsity Club —1 DECA —1 DECA Competition. 2nd Overoll or Locals, 5th Overoll or Districts Homecoming Court Powder Puff Football Todd McClelland Children's Ploy — 1 Spring Ploy - 1 Thespian — Store Thespion Convention — 1 Trock — 1 DECA — 1 Mike Kurtz Basketball — 4 Trock - 3 Studenr Council!— 2 Vorsity Club — 2 Cheryl Loberge DECA—1 Lisa Lehmon Trock — 2 Thespians — 2 Notional Honor Society — 1 Children Play —i2 Foil Ploy — 1 J Student Councfc-f- 1 Honor Guord — 1 Talented ond Gifted Candidate Store Thespion'Convenrion Powder Puff fJorboil — 1 Spring Ploy —|l SMAA Quiz Bow Boxonn Litzou Vorsity ond J.Y Basketboll — 4 Vorsity ond J.V Volleyboll — 4 Vorsity Trock — 4 Coptoin Basketboll — 1 Coptoin Volleyboll — 1 All-Area 1st Team Volleyboll All-Conference 1st Team Volleyball All-Beglonol Candidate for All Store Kris Molovey Spirit Core — 3 Foreign Study — 2 Golf — 1 Tennis — 3 VICA — 1JB Jr Class Secretory Varsity Club — 2 Office Helper — 1 Student Council — 2 Concert Choir Girljf Store Bepresenrar ve Children's Ploy — 2 Fcm ffloy — 1 Thespions — 1 Yeorbook Staff — 1 Junior Achievement — 1 Powder Puff Football — 1 Tonyo Mortinez Student Council — 3 Vorsity Club — 2 Sprit Core — 4 Foreign Study Junior Honoa[|Mfd Girls Golf T bfn — 1 Girls SofrbAl Teom — 1 Follies — 1 Children's Ploy — 1 Junior Achievement — 1 HOSA — 1. Treosurer — 1 VICA — 1. Beporter — 1 Honr coming Candidate Sno-foll Candidate Tennis Powder Puff Football — 1 Concert Choir — 1 Acoppella — 1 National Honor Society — 1 Student Council — 1 librory Club — 1 Honor Guard — 1 Orion Miller Football — 4, Charles Hilton A word Honorable Mention Track — 3 Baseball — 1 Wrestling — 4 Bandy Mock Football — 4, Team Captain — 1, All-Conference — 1, All-Area and Best Offensive Lineman 1962 Basketball — 3 Baseball — 4 Vorsity Club — 2 Varsity Club President — 1 Powder Puff Football Coach Lease Modert Acoppella Choir — 1 Junior Honor Guard Follies — 1 Yeorbook Staff — 2 OOFC Begionols First Pioce Bridget Odisher Cheerleading — 3 Trock — 1 Student Council Pep — 1 Follies — 1 Spirit Core — 4 Vorsity Club — 2 Junior Honor Guard Monko Olney Student Council — 4 Junior Achievement — 1 FFA — 2 DECA. President — 1 VICA. Secretory — 1 Children s Ploy — 2 Follies — 1 Thespians — 1 Spirit Core — 2 Honor Guard — 1 Brad Philson Football — 4 Trock — 3 Tennis — 1 Snowboll Court — 1 Homecoming Court — 1 Vorsity Cub — 2 Student Council — 1 Follies — 1 Bond — 3 Tomi Plotter Trock — 3 VICA. Vice President — 1 Yeorbook Staff — 1 Junior Achievement — 1 Honor Guord Connie Prough Concert Choir — 4 Solo and Ensemble — 2 Poul Qulter Football — 4 Co-CQjptQin — 1, Speciol Mention Weightlifting — 4 Boseboll — 3 Nancy Brfenburgh DECA — 2. Local District and Srare Competition Bond — 2 Junior Achievement- - i Jim Bosenberry Concert Choir — 1 Acoppella Choir — 3 VICA —2 Honors Choir — 2 Solo and Ensemble — 4 Sondro Shlery DECA — 2. 2nd Locols. 2nd Distrkt m D. Smith Jeff Buder Football — 3 Wrestling — 4. AH Conference Selection Track — 3 Andy Boussey Wrestling — 2 Trock — 1 Children's Ploy — 2 Spring Ploy — 1 National Honor Society — 1 Thespians — 2 Yeorbook St off — 1 Boys Store Delegate — 1 Closs Vke President — 2 Student Council Homecoming Court Tina Schoeffer Freshman Cheerleader — 1 Golf — 1 Softball — 1 Basketboll — 2 HOSA — 1. 3rd Pioce Locols Susan Sexton Cheerleoding — 4 Spint Core — 4. Secretory — 1 Spirit Couple — 1 Band — 2 Concert Choir — 1 Vorsity Club — 2 Junior Achievement — 1 Foreign Study — 2 Fall Ploy — 1 FolHes — 2 FFA —2 Wrestling — 2 Trock— 2 Kevin E Smith Follies— 1 Bryan Smoker Student Council — 4 President — 1 Vice-President — 1 Ooss Treasurer — 3 Thespians — 3, President — 1. Scribe — 1 Fall Play—2 Showcase— 2 Srudent Division — 1 Children's Ploy — 4 Follies— 1 D A .B Nominee Boys' State Bepresenrotive Junior Achievement — 1. Vice-President — 1 Acapello Choir — 3, Treasurer — 1 District Solo ond Ensemble — 1 VIDEO Camera Technician — 2 Junior Honor Guord Trock — 2 Norionol Honor Society — 1 Student Council School Board Bepresenrotive — 1 Droma Aword — 3 Ken Sosinski Concert Choir — 1 Acapello Choir — 3 Vocal Solo ond Ensemble — 4 M S. V A Store Honors Choir — 3 Band — 1$ Instrumental Solo ond Ensemble — 1 Student Council — 3 Student Council School Board Bepresenrotive — 2 Student Council Treasurer — 1 International Thespian Society — 2 Children's Play — 3 Showcase Theorer — 1 Spring Ploy — 1 Follies — 1 Notional Honor Society — 2 Vice-President National Honor Society — 1 Vorsity Tennis Team — 4 Tolenred ond Gifted Program — 1 Boys Store Bepresenrotive DAB Good Citizen Aword Finolist U S. 5enare Youth Progrom Acodem’e All Stare Teom Nom nee Brian Stroup Foreign Study — 4 Senior Achievements 39 TrocK— 2 Cross Country — 1 Team Captain Bond — 4. President Showcase Theater 8i Yearbook Stoff — 3 Follies Acopello Choir Kothy Thomas DECA — 2 Honor Guard — 1 Tom Trocy Foreign Study — 3 BEGGARS — 3 VICA — 1 Student Council — 1 Junior Achievement — 1 Honor Guard — 1 Missy Weaver Cheerleader — 2 Basketball — 2 Trock — 3 Yearbook Stoff — 1 Foreign Study — 1 National Honor Society — 1 Spirit Core — 2 Vorsity Club — 4 Student Council — 1 Honor Guard — 1 FFA — 1 Powder Puff Football — 1 Jo Vanblorcom Bosketbofl — 2 Volleyball — 1 Trock— 1 Golf —1 Softball — 1 Varsity Club — 2 Spirit Core — 1 Student Council — 1 DECA—2 Foreign Study — 2 Powder Puff Football — 1 Donna Voorus Voileybof! — 2 Golf — 1 Spirit Core — 1 Darla Wilber VICA -1 ; HOSA—1 Concert Choir — 2 Tereso West Golf — 2 DECA — 1 Powder Puff Football — 1 Gino Williams Class Secretory — 3 Student Council — 4 Secretary — 1 United States Youth for Senote — 1 Form Bureau Citizenship Semi nor-1 DAR Nom nee — 1 Vorsity Club — K DECA — 2 Junior Honor Guord — 1 Girls’ Store Alrerhore — 1 Junior Achievement — i Presidenr — 1 Bob Ward Spirit Core — 4 Foot boll — 4 Wrestling— 1 Vice Presidenr — 2 K Foreign Study — 2 Library Club — 1 Student Council — 1 Girls Varsity Oub — 3 Baskerboll — 2 Lisa Washburn Golf —1 Bond — 4 Trock — 1 Acopello Choir — 1 Tennis — 1 Concert Choir — 1 Yearbook Stoff — 1 HOSA — 1 Concert Choir — 1 VICA —1 Trock — 1 Student Council — 1 Spirit Core — 1 Junior Achievement — 1 Amy Weaver Golf — 1 Trock — 2 Tennis — 3 VICA — 2. Porliomentorion — 1. Local ond Regionol Comp Spirit Core — 4 Acappello Choir —3. Pr. -sident — 1 Regional Honors Choir - 1 District Solo and State Solo and Ei Bond — 2. Vice-President Instrumental Solo ond Ensemble — 2 Thesp:ons — 3. Vice President — 1 Childrens' Ploy — 4. Student Director — i Foil Ploy — 1 i Showcase Theatre — 2 Actress Aword — 2 Follies — 1 BEGGARS —2 Secretory — 1 Yearbook Stoff — 2 Rhondo Williams BACC Student Council Rep — 1 Girls Softboll — 1 David Wirgou Football — 4 Tennis — 4 Varsity Club — 2 VICA Treasurer — 1 Corolyn Worro Baskerboll — 2 Golf —1 Honor Guard — 1 DECA — 2 Lori Worro FFA —2 FFA Sweetheart — 1 Notional Honor Society — 2. Treasurer — 1 Trock — 1 Vorsity Club — 1, Treosurer — 1 Honor Guard Susie Worro Trock — 4 Tennis — 1. Team Copt. — 1 Powder Puff Football — 1 Thespians — 2. Treosurer — 1 Children’s Ploy — 2 Follies — 1 Foil Ploy — 1 Spring Ploy — 1 BOEC — 1. Treasurer — 1 Nationol Honor Society — 1 Vorsity Club — 3 Greg Yesh Baskerboll — 1 Baseball — 4 Golf — 4 J Student Council - 2 Form Bureau Gtizenshto Seminar Varsity Club — 1 , 0 V r: 40 Senior Achievements This is q trying period of life for us; we're trying to ovoid studying. Juniors 41 Juniors Class of 1984 CLASS OFFICERS — Advisor Mr. Von Dorn, Secretory lorindo Moyer, Vice President Jill Smoker. President Mike Renshow, Treasurer Mory Lohrke. Advisor Mrs. Hurd. Kelli Aker Chris Albright Tony Antoszkiewicz Kerri Atkins Christino Qischoff Lourie Bohocz Russell Boyert Thomos Boyert Cheryl Brinkmon Mitchell Brock Don Buehrer Bort Burnside Kimberly Byers Robert Chord Kenn Clork Chuck Cline 42 Juniors Undo Collyer Richord Connolly Kim Crum Sherry Dovis Mory Dow Kevin Drusr Tom Duke Roserto Ferguson Timorhy Fronk Suson Furney Krisfino Grove Porrick Holl Lee Homilron Kim Horris Kip Horris Liso Hermon Rondy Hermon Don Himebough Gino Houck Mory Houghron Dick Howord Doniel Hughes Shown Johnson Dinoh Jones Tony Kline Roymond Kulpinski Kelly Kurtz Juniors 40 Mory Lohrke Douglos Leoch Joey Losinski Willlom Ludwick Anno Lutz Anthony Morrinez Ronokj Motchetre Lorindo Moyer Edword Micklorcher Brent Millimon Michelle Minger Kotrino Neveroski Donold Oliver Lee Olney Jomes Oxenrider Porrick Peovey Noncy Prongo Gory Rorkowski Mike Renshow Dono Rifenburgh Alton Ritchey Tlno Roussey LuAnn Rzepko Tio Soger Kurt Solek Chris Sovoge Dillie Jo Schebello 44 Juniors Tereso Schloutmonn Jomes Sikorski Jeon Sikorski Rhondo Sisco Morlowe Skinner Jill Smoker Julie Smoker Angelo Snedegor Joe Srefonski Christine Sreffes Mike Steworr Kimberly Strong Kevin Stutzmon Poulo Turner Victorio Vosburgh Koren Worson Teonno Weoge Trocy Weoge Joy Wells Rondy Wiley Steven Wirgou Rex Yesh Not Pictured Corl Ferguson Juniors 45 4C -O-S SOPHOMORGS Daydreaming is our best subject. Sophomores Sophomores Class of 1985 CLASS OFFICERS — President Mark Smoker, Vice President Kothy Czajkowski. Secretory Beth Herman, Treasurer Dennis Sikorski, Advisors Mrs Plodzik ond Mr Lockwood. Michelle Bossoge Michoel Bossage Sherri Bercow Bambi Bommer Andrew Booth Gory Branham Jomes Burdette Annette Butters Kelly Carter Ronald Cory Jeff Cose Randy Clork Chorles Clevenger Robert Cole Deborah Combs Morey Combs 46 Sophomores Kelly Crobill Curt Curey Kofhy Czojkowski Brion Bey Tlmorhy Emerick Chod Erb Scoff Finely Shown Fowler Shelly Geiger Edword Gillies Richord Good Louro Gropp Coni Honsmon Tommy Horsh Becky Henderson Berh Hermon Dovid Hermon Korrle Himebough Mike Himebough Glyn Holsf Tommy Howard Robert Johnson Chrlsflne Knighf Joner Kronfz Kennerh Kubosiok Mike Kulpinski Cheryl Loslnski Sophomores 49 Jomes Mollow Porricio Mose Robert Moyer Cheryl Merzger Jomes Miller John Miller Joyce Miller Kelly Miller Kimberlin Moore Dovid Moschke Jocqueline Nichols Thomos Oliver Jonelle Oris Aurumn Polmoteer Scorr Polmoteer Lonce Post Lloyd Prough Sherry Ritchey Motthew Ritter Tommy Rossell Kenneth Roussey Mortin Rzepko Kimberly Soitz JoLene Sondberg John Shoffer Dennis Sikorski Kerry Sikorski Korl Smith Keith Smith 50 Sophomores Wendy Smirh Mork Smoker Mork Sowle Shorrl Strong Dole Swift Doug Sygnecki Dorry Toylor Tim Thomos Donlel Vorce Veronico Vorce Morrilee Word Morlene Woslkowski Kothy Wotson Roymond Wheoton Kimberly Wiord Elizobeth Wilber Kelly Wilder Trlno Wilder Jeffery Winney Jeff Wolfe Tim Wotto Detty Yeorling Sron Yerrlck Sophomores 51 52 Sophomores Why's everybody always picking on us? fR€SHM€M Freshmen Freshman Class of 1986 CLASS OFFICERS — Advisor Mr. Knopp. Treasurer Scorr Kemery, Vice President Lori Morks. Secretory Louro Albright. President Douglas Hughes. Advisor Mrs. Brusok. Louro Albright Robert Alemon Llso Alger Greg Anderson Erico Andrews Tonyo Atchley Patrick) Boggett Beth Borrows Thomos Bidwell Koren Bischoff Melisso Bischoff Poulo Bistel Robin Bom me r Kim Brown Renee Buholz Jonet Colhoun Donold Carpenter Melisso Corpenter Scott Corpenter Suson Corpenter 54 Freshmen Christy Cose Thereso Coudill Rkhord Clifford Morrhew Cline Kimberly Clover Drton Coots Amy Crompton Greg Cross Kristine Czojkowski Nothon Disbro Clorlsso Drusr Mlchoel Finley Trocy Fochtmon Lori Freldel Mlchoel Gores Nick Gibson Orion Gilbert Rob Ginn Lori Holl Rick Hermon Kenneth Hoord Trocy Holst Douglos Hughes Rondy Hysko Potrldo Jennings Dorln Jerome Kevin Kehoe Freshmen 55 Wendy Kehoe Scorr Kemery Michoel Kirkpotrick Paul Kiser Tommy Knight Williom Krontz Debro Leoch Randy Litzou Elizoberh Livengood Robbie Livengood Vicki Livengood Kristyne Ludwick Jesse McGuire Lori Morks Orion Mockler Corroll Moon Steven Nettlemon Christine Newbonks Stephen Nobiit Kevin Norton Don Polmoteer LeAnn Peovey Michelle Perkins Liso Plotter Angello Rodley Doniel Rinehort Dovid Rinehort 56 Freshmen Tonyo Rooch Christine Robinson Debro Roussey Steven Russell Down Schottenloher Thomos Scully April Sexton RuthAnn Sexton SueAnn Sexton Condy Shepherd Sondy Shepherd Rose Sikorski Angelo Simon Aimee Smith Kimberly Smith Trocy Smith Kris Smoker Rebekoh Squires George Stonke Todd Stewort Tio Strohm Kendro Stutzmon Michoel Swift Jeonerte Toomon Poulo Trine Scott Turner Rollond Vollonce Freshmen 57 Mike Von Blorcom Jomes Von Vorsr Tomero Vosburgh Dionne Wode Morchelle Weover Koren Webb Melody Wells Dorby Wiler Forresf Willioms Ricky Wolff John Yeokey Jeffery Yeorling Yvonne Yeorling Debro Yesh Tino Yesh Joseph Yoder 56 Freshmen ORGMIIZMIONS There are those who moke things happen, those who wotch things happen, and those who wonder what happened. Organizations Memories Yearbook Staff First Row: Lorindo Moyer. Editor; Mrs Hurd. Advisor Second Row: Amy Weover. Dove Moschke. Dob Moyer. Drion Stroup, Jeff Winney. Rob Chord. Brendo Borrows Third Row: Shelly Geiger. Mory Lohrke. Kothy Czo jkowski, Kim Byers. Cyndi Krontz. Lourie Bohocz. Suson Furney. Bonito Gibson. 60 Memories Staff Memories Sroff 61 1983 Student Council THE COUNCIL PLANS BK3' Members ore. Firsr Row Chuck Cline. Bryon Smoker. Tom Duke. Kim Soirz. Down Schorrenloher. Chris Knight. Tommy Vosburgh Second Row Ken Roussey. Missey Weover. Louro Albnghr. Amy Weover. Sherry Dovis. Ken Sosinski. Gino Wilhoms. Mory Lohrke. Trino Wiler Third Row Joe Moon. Doug Hughes. Scott Corpenter. Tommy Horsh. Tonyo Momnez. Cheryl Hoopingorner. Wendy Kehoe Fourth Row Butch Kubos ok. Mork Smoker. Mortin Rzepko. Bnon Eley. Mike Renshow. Greg Yesh. Lori Morks. Suson Corpenter Srudenr Council 63 Varsity Club ■ Dridger Od sher. Kris Malovev Noncy Prongo, Kim Solrz. Kerri Arkms Tommy d. Sherry Dovls ■ Annerre Dow. Undo Collyer Second Row Chris Sreffes. Shelly Geiger Kris Grove, Lifzou. Amy Lutz. Missy Weaver: Susie Wotta Mary Lahrke Lonndo Moyer. Jim Miller Third Row: i. Tony Martinez. Jeff Cose Mark Smoker Dill Ludwfck, Rondy Mock. Tom Bertvu Don Hughes. Cline. Dob Mayer Mike Ren show. Fourth Row Amy Weover. Teresa Dell. Kelly Kurtz Paulo Turner Davis. Srocy Hathaway. Gina WilHoms. Susie Sexron Drenda Darrows, Lori Worro Duffy Wilbur Chris Office Help First Row: Kris Molovey, Poulo Turner, Drlon Stroup. Kelly Kurtz. Jill Smoker. Koren Durch. Second Row: Dombi Dommer, Roxonn Litzou, Derh Herman. Anno Lutz. 64 Organizations Thespians Troupe 620 The high school library was rhe serting for the Thespian Banquet held May 24, or which time several seniors were honored. Also receiving recognition for their contributions to education and rhe achievements of Thespian Troupe 620 were Mr. Robert Beouchomp, Mr. Roy Smith and Miss Patricio Chisholm, director. The guest speaker for rhe evening was Mr. Don Fleisshoker of Western Michigan University. National Honor Society Senior Initlotes Notolie Finley Bonito Gibson Uso Lehmon Randy Mock Tom! Plotter Andy Roussey Missy Weaver Susie Wotto Bryon Smoker LFADERSHIP Junior Initiates Rob Chord Undo Collyer Pot Holl Don Hughes Dinoh Jones Bill Ludwick Lorindo Moyer Michelle Mlnger Pot Peovey Mike Renshow Jill Smoker Officers Mickey Carpenter: President Ken Soslnskl: Vice President Brendo Borrows: Secretory Loti Wotto: Treosurer Thespions Notlonol Honor Society 65 Future Formers of America Lahrke. Miller Kenn Qork, Dove Herman. Stanke. Jim VanVorst Fourth Clemens. Kris Smoker. Mortln Rzepka ■ •-ji . ri FF A y ( orpen Mike Mike BRONSON . President: Kim Byers. Secretory: Tim Towne. Reporter Kevin Norton. Ken Roussey, Lloyd Prough, Korrle Potty Bogget Third Row Mr. Richord Halsey, Advisor: Scott Carpenter, Tom Bldwell. Nathan Disbro. George Tony Kline. Chris Gilbert. Bruce Clemens Don Williams. Brion Joe Loslnskl Brian Gilbert Rondy Hysko, Kevin Kehoe. Borry Taylor, Greg Ooss. w District F.F.A. Conf with the Bronson ticipore. Kim Byers Public Speaking. Sus gold aw Parllomc “Sts were held at .F.A. sending rh ik first place 01 m Carpenter r award in Greenhond Public Speoking. Tenrary ream also won o gold oword on Honorable Mention placement. Its Monica Olney. Mickey Carpenter, Tim ond Mory Lohrke. Al Bidwell and Tom Bidwt pictured but,were also port of the team. 5chool to par Id award in :e ond a Bronson earned 66 F.F.A. The speokers roble or the onnuol F.F.A. bonquet hos rhe F.F.A. motto os its bockground. Pictured left to right ore Mary Lohrke. Joey Losinski, Borry Duncon. Kim Byers. Tim Towne ond Dole Swift. Students receiving recognition ot the bonquet were Noncy Prongo. Chapter Sweerheorr. Borry Duncon. the Greg Troskos Aword: Guest Speaker Jon Meyers. Store F.F.A Secretory. Mickey Corpenter. Chapter Star Former. Sue Carpenter. Star Greenhond Representatives from Bronson to rhe Store F.F.A. Convention from left to right: Tom Bidwell. Joey Losinski. Brian Clemens. Sue Carpenter. Tim Towne. Kim Byers, Joe wtofonski. Morlene Wasikowski Not pictured Missy Weaver At rhe convention Kim Byers wos selected os one of rhe outstanding juniors in the store ond wos o finolist in the store public speaking contest, plocing fourth. F.F.A. 67 Branch Area Career Center AG. POWER MECHANICS Kevin Atkins Mickey Corpenter Tim Fronk Chris Gilbert Kip Harris Pot Heinemonn Randy Hutchins Raymond Kulpinski Andrew Phillips Drod Philson James Sikorski Joe Stefonski Bob Ward Dove Wirgou AUTO BODY REPAIR Ronald Eosterdoy Carl Ferguson Patrick Lone Doug Leoch Joe Moore AUTO MECHANICS Bruce Clemens Scott Nunn Kevin R Smith Tobi Smith BUILDING TRADES Tony Antoszkiewicz Bill Boker Normon Bidwell Ed Micklotcher Mike Smith CHILD CARE Chris Bischoff Brendo Eoton Tereso Honkins Liso Herman Anno Lutz Bridget Odisher Noncy Pranga Connie Prough Luonn Rzepko Teresa Schloutmonn Suson Sexton Vicki Vosburgh Tereso West Rhondo Willioms 66 Career Center COSMETOLOGY Kerri Atkins Kris Grove TO SUIT YOUR ELECTRICITY. HEATING. AND AIR CONDITIONING Kevin Domes Tom Boyerr Jomes Ducknell Mork Dempsey Dorrell Roberts Tom Trocy ELECTRONICS Drion Drust Ron Johnson Roxonn Litzou Tomi Plotter Jomes Rosenberry FARM MANAGEMENT Doniol Burdette Kenn Clork Brion Clemens Brion Miller Brent Millimon Jim Oxenrider Morlowe Skinner Kevin D. Smith Tim Towne FOOD SERVICES Mitch Brock Rick Connolly Dorthy Dovis Don Oliver Rhondo Sisco Coreer Center 69 MACHINE TOOLS Tom Bertsch Tom Climie Kevin Drusr Mike Outworer Poul Quirer Jomes Pedfern Chris Sovoge Kevin E. Smith Pex Yesh WELDING AND CUTTING Bruce Allen Puss Boyerr Don Himebough Tony Kline Jeff Puder Kurt Solek HEALTH OCCUPATIONS Allen Bidwell Tereso Cormen Korhy Heinemonn Dinoh Jones Cyndi Kronrz Kim Kubosiok Tonyo Mortinez Michelle Minger Tino Schoeffer Jeon Sikorski Liso Woshburn Teonno Weoge Joy Wells Dorlo Wilbur MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTIVE ED. Brod Alemon Dove Buerher Jonet Burlew Kim Crum Sherry Dovis Annette Dow Kim Horris Stocy Horhowoy Pondy Hermon Pon Hermon Kelly Hoord Gino Houck Shown Johnson Korinno Kehoe Tino Kolosso Cheryl LoBerge Sue Losinski Amy Lutz Todd McClellond Kotrino Nevereski Lee Olney Monico Olney Gory Potkowski Noncy Pifenburgh Tino Poussey Sondro Shiery Kim Strong Kevin Stutzmon Korhleen Thomos JoAnne VonBlorcom Genevo Wollen Corolyn Wotto 70 Coreer Center OFFICE EDUCATION Kelli Aker Toni Alleshouse Louro Byler Mory Dow Roserto Ferguson Mory Houghton Leoso Moderr Julie Smoker Kim Toylor Koren Watson Susie Wotto VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS Melisso DeMers Amy Weaver Talented and Gifted — T.A.G. On March 22 and 23 six of our students, sponsored by Mr. Alon Andridge traveled to Dottle Creek Central High School for o two-doy seminar for the tolented and Gifted. They were Lorindo Moyer, Jill Smoker. Rob Chord, Jeff Cose, Mike Ren-shaw and Don Hughes. The program consisted of presentations pertaining to technological odvoncemenrs being mode in such oreos os robotics, engineering, medicine, computer technology, computer graphics, and outer space. Interspersed were workshop periods where our students hod on opportunity to interact with students from other schools. In the words of one of the participants: It is on excellent program, giving us o preview of things to come.” Career Center T.A.G. 71 A Cappello Choir First Row: Mory Lohrke. Tommy Howord. Leoso Modert. Kerri Atkins. Kim Crum, Cheryl Metzger, Jonet Colhoun, Dione Wode. Second Row: Tio Soger. Becky Squires, Cheryl Brlnkmon, Trisho Albright. Tom Duke. Brlon Stroup, Glno Willioms, Joy Wells, Mer-rllee Word. Mrs. Pustelnik. Director. Third Row: Bonlto Gibson. Lorindo Moyer. Buffy Wilber. Julie Smoker, Bryon Smoker. Jim Rosenberry, Richord Good. Liso Woshburn, Sue Losinskl, Jeonerte Toomon. Fourth Row: Jill Smoker, Paulo Turner, Morlowe Skinner, Mike Renshow. Ken Soslnski, Bob Moyer. Rick Connolly. Bill Ludwick, Kevin Bornes. Pot Holl, Rob Chord. Bronson High School Hosts the 1983 Solo and Ensemble Festival A very successful choir festival wos mode possible through the efforts of the students who not only participated in events, but also did some announcing ond helped with clerical ond office work. Mrs. Pustelnik, responsible for organizing the doy, wos most pleased with the results. First Row: Autumn Polmoteer. Sherry Ritchey. Candy Shepord. Louro Albright. Melody Wells. Connie Prough. Cheryl Hoop-ingorner. Kristy Ludwick. Mrs. Pustelnik. Second Row: Kim Wiord. Debro Roussey. Annette Butters. Korl Smith. Trocy Holst. Dorin Jerome. Rondy Litzou. Beth Borrows, Tommy Horsh. Christy Cose. Michelle Perkins, Poulo Trine. Renee Buholz Third Row: Chris Newbonks. Potrldo Mose, Tio Strohm. Korrle Himebough. Joe Moon. Rollond Vollonce. Don Polmoteer. Todd Srewort. Gory Bronhom, Cindy Aldrich. Kim Moore. Debbie Combs. Missy Bischoff Fourth Row: Koren Burch. Tommy Vosburgh. Angie Simon Debbie Leoch. Missy Carpenter. Don Rhinehort. Dove Rhinehort. Glynn Holst. Tom Bidwell, Mike VonBlorcom. Janelle Otis, Lori Morks. Wendy Kehoe. Veronko Vorce. c o n c e r f C h 0 • 1 r Choir 73 c 1963 Bronson High School Bond Twirlers ore Sherry Davis. Srocy Horhowoy. and Teresa Cormon O.K. Kids, One more rime.” 74 Bond Flutes: Bass Clarinet: Brenda Borrows Greg Anderson Joy Wells Cornets: Annette Butters Koren Burch Merrilee Word Stocy Hothoway Kothy Wotson Tereso Cormon Michelle Perkins Sherry Dovis Janette Too man Dennis Sikorskl Dionne Wode Roy Wheoton Clarinets: Betty Yearling Uso Washburn Poulo Bristel Cindy Aldrich Rick Wolf Jonelle Otis Trombones: Lourie Fridel Mike Renshow Alto Clarinet: Don Buehrer Trocy Holst Tom Scully Saxophones: Cheryl Merzger Tim Thomos Orion Coors Jesse McGuire Debbie Roussey Rose SlkorskJ Tenor Saxophone: Ken Sosinskl Tlno Yesh Bass Saxophone: Rich Good Contro-Bass: Kevin Bornes Tuba: Brian Stroup Bond 75 Percussion: Roxonn Llrzou Robert Chord Dove Moschke Joner Colhoun Joe Moon Todd Stewart Foreign Study Club The Foreign Study Club hos been in existence for five yeors. The only qualification for membership is o desire to travel in Europe ond the purpose of the club is to give students on opportunity to raise money for their trip. Almost one hundred students from Bronson ond the surrounding oreo hove traveled with Mr. Trocy over the post eleven yeors. First Row: Joe Yoder. Lee Olney, Tonyo Morrlnez, Kim Soitz, Kerri Atkins, Mory Lohrke. Scott Finley. Second Row: Trtsho Albright. Tommy Howord, Amy Smith, Angelo Rodley. Tlo Strohm. Robin Bommer. Ruth Ann Sexton, Adviser Mr. Trocy. Third Row: Randy Litzou. John Yeokey, Scott Kemery. Bob Alemon. Paul Kiser, Mike Von Blor-com. Vicki Vosburgh. Lori Holl. Fourth Row: Richard Clifford. Doug Hughes. Tom Bldwell, Missy Corpenrer. Joy Wells, Chris Blschoff, Kris Ludwlck, Autumn Polmoteer. Chris Knight, Veronica Vorce, Angie Simon. Missy Bischoff Fifth Row: Steve Russel, Borry Duncon, Kim Byers, Brion Stroup. Noncy Prongo. Kris Grove, Mortin Rzepko. Tlno Yesh. Trocy Fochtmon. Threso Coudill. Mike Finley. Sixth Row: Tommy Rossell. Potrkio Mase. JoLene Sondberg Library Club First Row: Mrs. McDonald. Adviser. Tlno Schoeffer. Cyn-di Krontz. Notolle Finley, Michelle Bossoge, Mrs. Eichler. Second Row Mike Kurtz. Mitch Brock, Jeff Win-ney. Borry Duncon. Third Row: Buffy Wilber ond Mork German. SPORTS The thrill is not just in winning, but in the courage to join the race. Sports Breaks Determine Outcome First Row: ) Sikorskl. Dove Buehrer, Don Buehrer, D. Wirgou, B Phllson, B. Drusr. T Bertsch, R Mock, J. Losinskl. Second Row: J. Ruder, M Skinner, K Clork, K. Drusr, R. Hermon. B Word, R Herman. M Smoker, and B Miller. Third Row Head Cooch J, Fisher, R. Lone, D. Hughes, A. Bidwell, Bruce Clemens, Brian Clemens, P Qulter, T. Towne, ond K, Atkins. Fourth Row: Assistont Coaches M. Skinner ond J. Von Dam. Guiding the Varsity ream through the season were head coach Joe Fisher ond assistant coaches, John Van Dam and Maurice Skinner. Finishing 1-7 in conference play and 1-9 overall, the team showed much spirit ond determination. Highlighting the season wos the Homecoming victory against Springfield. Cooch Fisher felt that the guys had been great to work with and that a few breaks in the opening games might have meant a much different outcome for the season. Those awarded were: Brian Miller, newly-named Charles Hilton Award; Ron Herman, most valuable player and defensive back; Bruce Clemens, defensive lineman; Randy Mock, offensive lineman and Co-Captain; Brad Philson, offensive bock and Paul Quiter, Co-Captain. 78 Foorboll Young Team Looks Ahead Coach Carroll Moon led this year's Junior Varsity Squad to on overall record of 3-6, moking for o brighter season thon in previous years. With 30 freshmen on the team if was o season of youth ond inexperience, but in spite of this Coach Moon felt his boys did o very outstanding job ond enjoyed working with them. He’s looking for much improvement in the future os next year should prove to be o more experienced season with many returning players. first Row: Manager S. Wiseman. K. Smith. D. Sygnecki, S. Kemery. ft Llvengood. T. Holst, T Smith, P Kiser, ond S. Russell Second Row R Hysko, N Disbro. K. Miller, K. Roussey. D Polmoteer, S Carpenter, J Von Vorst. D WMer. B Alemon. G. Cross, ond M Kline Third Row Heod Cooch C. Moon. M Bossoge, C. Erb, T. Wotto. J. McGuire, D, Hughes, D. Carpenter, T Stewort, S. Polmoteer, J. Moon, R Hermon, ond Asslstont Cooch K Miller Fourth Row: N. Gibson R. Vollonce. G Bronhom. K Kehoe, M Rzepko. B. Kuboslok, S. Turner, T Bldwell, M. Von Blorcom, T Scully, G. Holst. f t f f f -fi- Football 79 This was o rebuilding year for Coach Chris Brilinski os she led rhe girls to o 4-17 overall record. Highlighting rhe season were some very fine individual performances os Amy Lutz and Kelly Kurtz mode All-Conference Honorable Mention. Kurtz was the fourth leading scorer ond rebounded in the league os well os leading Bronson in scoring. Tri-coptoins were Sandy Davis, Roxann Litzou, ond Amy Lutz. Although Coach Brilinski will only hove four returning players she looks for good seasons in the future with many talented freshmen coming up. Flrsr Row: Sherrie Bercow. Kelly Kurtz, Cooch Chris Brilinski, Kim Strong, ond Mory Houghton Second Row: Roxonn Litzou, Missy Weaver. Tereso Bell. Srocy Horhowoy, Sondy Dovis. Tino Schaeffer, ond Amy Lutz. The Junior Varsity ream, coached by Jone Snyder, compiled o record of 8-11. Making o cooching appearance for rhe second year, Miss Snyder did o great job ond rhe improvement from previous records shows it. The squod consisted mainly of freshmen who did o notable job. There were some outstanding individual performances including those of Sue Carpenter ond Kim Clover who were added to the varsity for one gome. First Row: Morel Weaver, Dionne Wode. Kris Ludwlck, Kim Smith. Second Row: Trlno Wiler, Tonyo Rooch, Sue Carpenter, Deb Yesh, ond Rose Sikorski Second Row: Cooch Jone Snyder, Louro Gropp, Jeonerte Toomon, Chris Bischoff, ond Kim Clover. 80 Bosketboll Talent Highlights Season Basketball 81 Varsity Sets Pace by Capturing League Title First Row: Manager Jerry Cole. Allen Bidwell. Kevin Atkins. Mork German. Tony Lutz, Mike Kurtz, ond Manager Dorrell Roberts. Second Row: Assistant Cooch Mike Miller. Ron Hermon, Gory Rotkowski, Rick Connolly, Rondy Herman, Pot Peovey, Rondy Mock, ond Heod Cooch Bill Zobonick The Varsity Basketball ream was again led by veteran Coach Bill Zobonick to a successful 19-5 season. After winning the district title in tournament play, they advanced to Regionals only to be defeated by a tough Onsred ream in the first game. The team counted among its achievements the naming of Mark German to the UPI Class C All-Stare team, with Bon Herman and Tony Lutz being voted Honorable Mention. Ploying in the SMAA League for the first rime, the boys set the pace by capturing the league title. 62 Vorsiry Boskerboll Vorsiry Doskerboll 63 Zabonick Named Class C Coach of rhe Year” Coach Bill Zabonick was named Class C Coach of rhe Year” for rhe 1982-63 season. Among his ochievemenrs is on oursronding won-losr record: 413 ro 171. He hos led Bronson reams ro rhe Srare semi-finols rwice and ro quarter finols four rimes. His reams hove won four regional rifles and 14 disrricr championships. We solure Coach Zabonick for rhe recognirion his reams hove eorned for Bronson High School. 64 Basketball Toledo Bound Combining scholostic ability with basketball skills, Mark German is acknowledged as an outstanding athlete and student. During his four-year Varsity Basketball career, Mark ployed at both the forward and center positions. His many accomplishments include being named to the UPI All-State ream his Freshman, Junior and Senior year; scoring a school record total of 1910 points throughout the four years; and setting another new record of 49 points for a single game. He has a career average of 56.3% in field goal shooting and 75% in free throw shooting. Mark has, by his hard work, determination and humility, set a good example for other students to follow. His leadership in school, os well os on the team, has gained recognition for the school ond community.” (Resolution of Recognition presented by the Bronson Board of Education) Bosketboll 85 J.V.'s Have Successful Year First Row: Jim Miller. Martin Rzepko. Orion Dley, Mark Smoker ond Bob Moyer Second Row Cooch Mike Miller, Dennis Sikorski. Jeff Cose. Rondy Clork. Don Vorce. Burch Kubosiok ond Ron Cory The Junior Varsity ream, coached by Mike Miller, roled to o successful season of 15 wins to 5 losses. Long to be remembered will be the gome ployed ot Oliver when, with only four seconds remaining on the clock, ond Bronson down by one point Don Vorce threw the boll from our of bounds the length of the court to Jim Miller, who or the buzzer put it through for the winning edge. Later in the season four members were moved up to Varsity including Mark Smoker, Ron Cory, Jim Miller ond Brian Eley. 86 J.V Bosketboll Freshmen Enjoy Winning Season Uonso 42 f,flOMSO N pflOKSQi, 54 , bbdnsot) 50, [iflOMSOl Cross Country Starts From Scratch First Row: lisa Alger. Beth Borrows, Louro Albright. Second Row: Dennis Slkorskl, William Kronrz. Ken Hoord, Doug Anderson. Rlchord Clifford. Doug Sronke, Trovls Dykmon. Third Row: Cooch Keith Dykmon, Chuck Cline, Tony Lutz, Brian Stroup, Jim Miller. The freshman squad was led by Head Coach Dennis Langwell and Assistant Cooch Gary Philips to an overall record of 13-5. The boys were 9-1 in conference play, tying Pennfield for the SMAA Championship. According to Coach Longwell the video toping of some of the gomes greatly benefited the ream. He also praised the work of ream managers Joe Renshow and Jason Longwell and scorebook keeper Glenn Toylor. First Row: Don Carpenter. Darby Wyler. Jim VonVorsr. Chris Smoker. Second Row: Scort Carpenter, Jesse McGuire, Doug Hughes, Rondy Hysko, Rick Herman. Third Row: Cooch Dennis Longwell. Doug Anderson, Donny Williams, Kevin Kehoe. Mike VonBlorcom, Scott Turner. The Cross Country reams were led by Cooch Keith Dykmon to o 2-10-1 overall record for the boys and o 3-8 record for the girls. One of the highlights of the season was the qualification of Christy Cose ond Beth Borrows for the Store meet. VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS TRACK VARSITY FOOTBALL OHS OPPONENTS 91 Union Cry 66 66 Sr Philip 45 62 Pennfield 59 57 River Volley 54 42 Sturgis 50 75 Three Rive™ 64 79 Bellevue 63 60 Oliver 59 60 Mople VoSey 79 56 56 Springfield Quincy OT) 70 55 66 Sr. Phiip 46 69 Three R vers 76 70 Pennhcid (OT) 66 67 Oliver 73 106 Mop e Volley 65 57 White Pigeon 60 65 74 Springfield Coiowarer 59 61 65 Bellevue Dttrncr Tournomem 50 60 Quincy 57 61 Union Ory 60 92 Homer Regionoi Toumomeni 61 70 Onsred 76 OHS 36 44 53 V OPPONENTS Hockerr 65 Mendon 79 St Philip 69V 2nd ot Bronson Invironoool OPPONENTS 20 VARSITY BASEBALL Q90NM 12 Sr Philip Union G Union G Olive Otlvd Sturgtf'r-Teko ratio Tekonsho SC Ph«p Koi Kockag. Kol Pennheld Maple Vo«ey BeBevue Coldwocer Coldwocer ■ Quincy J Spnngf Pro GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL OHS OPPONENTS 05 C fcldworer 61 29 Sr Philip 50 GIRLS TENNIS OHS OPPONENTS 2 Albion 5 0 Springfield 3rd or Springfield Invitotionol 7 1 Sturgis 6 0 0 5pnngfiekj Pennfield 7 0 Kol Hockert 7 0 Schookroft 7 0 Sturgis 7 2 Coldwocer 5 0 Pennfield 3rd in Bronson inv.rorionol 7 1 Schooler oft 6 1 Three Rivets Tied for Lost In Regtonob 6 WRESTLING BHS OPPONENTS 76 Albion 0 33 Const onnne 31 4th o Penn tekJ Invltortonal 46 Centre vine 27 46 Quincy 22 5rh or Athens 9th-Oh Tourney 36 I midair 3rd or SW M h.gon inv tortonol 36 26 Prome Heights 25 27 ■ Olivet 36 46 Pennfield 12 36 Springfield 24 3rd or Union City Invitational 52 Mople Volley 16 6fh or Athens Inv.tot ond 1st or Coastonrine Invitational 72 Belev e 6 30 Union City 36 1st in SMAA Toumomem 50 CokJworer 19 4th m Oistna Toumomenr 6th in Regionots — 4 Store QuoAfiets Ed Mtcklotcher — 3rd in Score BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Union Cfry I Sr Philip 2enedoi winners or CentreviBe Invu ♦ W i o Union Gry Albion Springfield Cenireville Vicksburg 3rd or Oronch Counry Meet GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY 13 00 Sr PhJ.p 6 2 medol winners or Cenrreville invh 12 Albion 9 Pennfield U f) Coidwoier H 35 Union Ory 20 16 Albion 20 41 Colon ff 33 Cenrrev e 24 31 fiongor 24 35 Kol Hockert 20 3rd or Oronch Couniy Meet 3rd or Oronch County Meet 4 th m Regionoh with Christy Cose ood Beth Borrows quoWytng for Sr ore 68 Score Boord 4 m BHS 6 6 0 I J.V. FOOTBALL t4 i Quincy 5 Pn«p Conjionrine OH vet Pen nfiekJ CokJwoter 9rh Maple Volley OeBevue Wh te Pigeon OPPONENTS 22 . 12 3 53 6 21 8 J.V. BASEBALL BHS 12 3 Si. PtMitp Union Gry 2 Union Gry 0 Notthndge 4 Pennfield 12 Bellevue 9 10 sx 0 Colon 7 Colon 7 Quincy 5 Quincy 11 Pennfield 22 Mople Volley 8 Tekonsho 3 Tekonsho 4 Quincy 1 Coldwoter OPPONENTS 2 BOYS TENNIS OHS OPPONENTS 4 Pennfield 3 0 Kotomozoo Hockett 2nd in Bronson Invitational Const online FWlsdote 7 5 0 0 2 7 SpfSSS- ' Gotesburg-Augmio Constonnne 7 6 0 7 1 7 0 0 Springfield 7 2 Sturgis 5 3 Afclon 4 0 Coldwoter 7 1 Kokxnozoo Hodsert 6 2 Sturgis Tied for 5th ot fXegionob 5 BOYS GOLF VARSITY SOFTBALL VOLLEYBALL BHS JVs won Vorvty Won Both teoms woo Both reoms!ow Both teoms lost Both teoms won Both teoms won Both reams won Both eomswoo Borh reomj lost Both reomi won Both reomi lost Both reams won I JVs WOO r o V yome J VoiiJty lo JV won Boil teoms won Both teoms won V spur. JV tost ol Hocken l Both thorns won 4op e Volley Bottsijomswon jCOH) | V8 h ;v 1st in Brn Jhn Imrtl y lourn r 3rd In District Tournoment 4 ■Bh wm FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BHS OPPONENTS 29 Colon 10 01 St Philip 33 39 Constontine 29 36 Pennfield 41 60 Oliver 33 70 Maple Voiey 30 46 Coldwoter 66 03 Springfield 25 44 39 St Philip White Pigeon 33 42 01 Prairie Heights 03 56 DaaaCaI I rennneKj 39 68 White Pigeon 49 70 OHvet 49 75 Colon 50 95 Mople Volley 40 44 Consomme 46 75 Springfield 19 66 BC lokeview 51 39 CokJwore- 48 47 HUsdole 24 Score Boord 89 Varsity Sizzles with Spirit Top: Julie Smoker. Bock: Susie Sexton ond Bridget Odlsher Middle: Mory Dow, Kerri Atkins ond Lorindo Moyer. Front: Annette Dow Ms. Ross rook over rhe position of adviser this year for rhe Varsity squad. The girls did on outstanding job providing that unique Viking spirit. 90 Vorslty Cheerleodlng Joy vee and Freshmen Bubble With Enthusiasm Top: Kris Czojkowski and Christy Cose. Middle: Lori Marks, Angie Rodley ond Down Schotenloher. Front: Condi Sheppord. Vikes Pin Down SMAA Title First Row Joe Moon. Jim Sikorski, Don Polmoreer, Mork Sowle, Pool Kiser, Rondy Lirzou, Ed Micklorcher, ond Mike Bossoge Second Row: Assisront Cooch Bill Myer. Scon Sowle. Dove Herman. Chuck Cline. Joe Losinski, Ken Roussey. Rob Ginn. Andy Roussey. Mott Cline ond Cooch Corroll Moon Third Row: Monoger, Jim Oxenrlder. Scott Byler. Jeff Ruder. Kurt Solek. Brian Miller. John Yeokey, Morlowe Skinner. Chris Albright, George Sronke ond Scon Finley The wrestling ream, again coached by Carrol Moon, tussled their way to an 11-2-1 finish and secured for themselves the SMAA League Championship. In addition to these victories, Coach Moon hod several of his team qualify for the state motch: Kurt Solek, Scott Byler, Scott Sowle ond Ed Micklorcher who placed second in his weight doss for Closs C. 92 Wrestling Golf Team Demonstrates Improvement First Row: Brion Gilbert, Greg Yesh, Jeff Cose, Bob Moyer ond Cooch Jim Modert Second Row: Don Williams. Dove Rinehort. Brian Bley, Tony Mortinez ond Rob Chord. A young golf team coached by Mr. Modert was led to o 5-5 record in the conference ond 8-10 overall. As the season progressed, the boys gained more experience ond showed steady improvement, finishing fourth in the conference. Highlighting the season was o win against Coldworer avenging on earlier loss. Named to the All-Conference team was sophomore Jeff Cose who hod the third best overage in the conference. 94 Golf Girls Softball Meets Tough Competition First Row: Sherri Dovls, Jeon Sikorskl, Amy Lutz. Sherrie Bercow, ond Kim Smith Second Row: Monoger Mike VonBlarcom, Debbi Yesh, Lori Marks, Aimee Smith, tonyo Rooch. Chris Steffes ond monoger George Sronke Third Row: Assistant cooch Debbie Rifenburgh. Jeonette Toomon. Teresa Bell, Stocy Horhowoy. Poulo Turner. Brenda Borrows, Chris Bischoff, Louro Gropp ond Cooch Corl Rifenburgh, The softball ream, coached once again by Carl Rifenburgh, played a much tougher schedule this year, ending with on 18-8 overall record. Of the twenty-six games only 10 were against SMAA reams and all others were with opponents outside the league. The game causing the ream the greatest disappointment ended in an 11-10 score agoinsr Bellevue which resulted in Bellevue taking first place in the league and Bronson second. In the beginning of the season the ream was largely inexperienced and since they are losing only three seniors they hope to be much stronger for another year. Three of the girls were selected for the All-Conference Team: Teresa Bell, Chris Bischoff and Sherrie Bercow. Amy Lutz was given Special Mention. - Vorsity Softboll 95 Lady Vikes Bump Into Action First Row Nancy Prongo. Roxonn Lirzau. Anno Lutz. Chris Steffes. Jill Smoker. Kelli Aker ond Monoger Tio Soger Second Row Manager Amy Weaver, Kris Grove. Tereso Bell, Mory Houghton. Poulo Turner. Sandy Dovls, Misty Dempsey ond Cooch Don McKinley The volleyball reams enjoyed a winning season under rhe coaching of Don McKinley ond Koren Gardner. Finishing with on overall 13-6 record. Cooch McKinley's Varsiry squad were 6-5 in conference ploy, while rhe JV's otroined o 14-5 record ond were 7-4 in rhe conference. Several of rhe vorsiry girls were honored by rhe conference: Roxonn Lirzou, All-srar Conference first ream; Louro Gropp, All-sror Conference second reom; Sandy Dovis, honorable mention; ond Misry Dempsey, special mention. First Row Dione Wode. Tommy Howard, Michelle Perkins, Beth Borrows. Amy Smith. Shorri Strong ond Louro Albright Second Row: Monoger Amy Weaver. Sherrie Bercow. Kim Clover. Louro Gropp. Michelle Bossoge. Kim Smith. Monoger Tio Soger, ond Cooch Koren Gardner 96 Volleyball Volleyboll 97 Boys Turn Our in Large Numbers First Row Cooch Keith Dykemon. Poul Kiser. Kenny Hoord. Scon Kemery. Jim Sikorski. Mon Cline. Richord Clifford. Rondy Litzou Orion Coots. Cooch Corroll Moon Second Row Dorrell Robens. Jim VonVorst. Ken Roussey. Dove Herman. Joe Moon. Dob Moyer, Todd Stewort. Drod Philson. Joe Losinski Third Row Jerry Cole. Shown Fowler. Mark Dempsey. William Krontz. Drion Stroup. Rondy Herman. Mike Kurtz. Kevin D Smith. Jesse McGuire Fourth Row Chris Smoker. Jim Miller. Todd McClelland. Tom Didwell. Kevin Domes. Dill Ludwlck. Morlowe Skinner. Mortin Rzepko. Scott Dyler Fifth Row Glenn Holst. Mike VonDlarcom. Drion Miller. Andy Dooth. Tobi Smith. Tony Lutz. Drion Clemens. 96 The frock ream was ogoin coached by Mr. Corroll Moon and Mr. Keith Dykemon and was the largest it was been in several years. The record for the season wos 1-11-2 with the boys finishing 6th in the conference. The team wos hardworking, especially Freshmon Jesse McGuire who qualified for the Store Meet in both the mile ond the two mile. Along the woy he broke both B.H.S. records running o 4:36.8 mile ond o 9:46.2 two-mile. Brian Stroup, Brian Clemens ond Brad Philson were chosen team captains. Boys Trock A Record-Breaking Season First Row: Ruth Sexton. Kris Ludwlck, Liso Alger. Christy Cose. Beth Borrows. Louro Albright, Dione Wode, Tonio Atchley. Second Row: Joyce Miller, monoger, Veronica Vorce. Chris Knight, Rose Sikorski, Kim Clover. Buffy Wilbur, Down Schortenloher, Chris Czojkowski Third Row: Monoger Tio Soger. Tommy Rossell. Jolene Sandberg, Berh Hermon. Sue Carpenter, Tino Yesh, Marlene Wosikowski, Kelly Crobill Fourth Row: Cooch Chris Brilinski. Kerri Atkins, Lourie Bohocz, Undo Collyer. Susie Wotto. Roxonn Litzou. Tommy Horsh, Trocy Fotchmon, Robin Bommer. The girls team was again led by Chris Brilinski. The was very young with Freshmen and Sophomores making up the majority of it. Overall it was a successful season with six girls qualifying for the Store Meet. These included: Roxonn Litzou, Berh Borrows, Kim Clover, Down Schortenloher, Tino Yesh ond Buffy Wilbur. The girls finished the season 7-7 overall and 3rd in the conference. Several records were broken including the two mile run by Berh Borrows in 12:25 taking 29.9 seconds off the old record. Roxonn Litzou in Shotpur with o pur of 32'11 compared to the old record of 32'. The 880 Relay composed of Down Schortenloher, Kris Czojkowski, Louro Byler, ond Buffy Wilbur took one tenth of o second off the old mark of 1:53.8. Roxonn Litzou ond Louro Byler were chosen os ream captains. Girls Track 99 Varsity Receives Many Awards First Row: Angie and Robbi Deornnon. bor kids Second Row: Rick Connolly. Kevin Stutzmon, Tom Duke. Ed Micklorcher, Gory Rotkowski. Tony Martinez ond Mark Smoker Third Row: Pot Peovey. Poul Quiter. Kevin Atkins. Bruce Clemens, Rondy Mock. Ron Johnson. Bill Baker. Greg Yesh, ond Cooch Frank Slneni. The Varsity team was led by Mr. Frank Sineni to on overall record of 8-17. Rondy Mock ond Mark Smoker were chosen All-Conference with Rondy Mock receiving three awards in baseball with the highest batting overage, slugging percentage and the most wins by o pitcher in o single season. 100 Vorsity Baseball J.V.'s Experience Successful Season 1 1 til iL . T i yw 3rfc. i 3 '. 8 vA a u r This year s ream was coached by John Moyer. The ream enjoyed a successful season, ending with a record of 10-8. Dennis Sikorski was moved up to Vorsiry ond received on All Conference Honorable Mention. first Row: Robbi Livengood. Donny Carpenter. Scott Carpenter, Randy Clork, Dennis Sikorski ond Darby Wiler. Second Row: Scott Polmoteer. Ron Cory, Doug Hughes. Glenn Toylor, Donny Villioms. Scott Turner, ond Cooch John Moyer. J V Boseboll 101 Girls and Boys Tennis was again coached by Mr. Martin Woodcox. The Boys finished 4-10 for the season and the girls 2-12. Ken Sosinski was given the Tennis Award for the most wins in a season and the doubles team of Teanno Weoge and Amy Weaver received the Girls Award for most wins in a season also. Tennis First Row: Jeff Winney. Lonce Post. Rolond Volance. Mike Finley, ond Jeff Cose. Second Row: Jomie Wilson. Dove Wirgou. Ken Sosinski, Don Hughes, ond Jeff Wolf. Third Row: Cooch Mortin Woodcox. Donny Oliver. Mike Renshow. Dorry Duncon. Dill Kosperski ond Rob Chord. First Row. Susie Worto. Tommy Howard. Tino Yesh. Melody Wells. Michelle Perkins ond Vickie Livengood. Second Row: Cooch Mortin Woodcox, Renee Bulholtz. Teonno Weoge. Amy Weover. Monoger Jenny Woodcox, Sue Furney ond Joy Wells. 102 Tennis Faculty 103 e 104 Foculry We'd odmir our foulrs. If we hod ony! o. Mr. Alon Andridge b. Mr. Vern Anglin c. Miss Chris Brilinski d. Mrs. Donno Brusok e Miss Potrido Chisholm f Mr. Keith Dykmon o Why should we be willing to compromise, when we re rhe ones rhor ore right! o. Mr Dovid Lockwood b. Mrs. Jocqueline McDonold c. Mr. Jomes Modert d. Mr Corroll Moon e Mr Don Mosier f. Mr Drod Porter - o ”We need o vocotlon!” o. Mr. Keith Trocy b. Mr. John Von Dorn c. Mrs. Norma Whitcomb d. Mr Robert Whitcomb e. Mr. Mortin Woodcox f. Mr William Zobonick 106 Foculry hciMries Take rime ro do the things rhor really moke you Activities 109 Homecoming ”82” Whor o Blast! Viking Explosion was the theme of Homecoming 1982 os presented by the Student Council. The spirit generated or the bonfire and during the gome on October 15 encouraged the Viking ream to explode with energy for o 21-14 victory against the Springfield Roms. Half rime brought bock lost year s Queen Carrie Maddox and King John Troyer to crown Ron Herman and Annette Dow os the new King and Queen. Also o parade of omozingly derailed and creative floors were awarded prizes. Sophomores mastered first with Blast 'em to the Moon.” Many enjoyed the donee following the gome, with music provided by The Music Place. d e o COURT — Andy Roussey, Amy Lutz. Greg Yesh, Sondy Dovis. Ron Herman, Annette Dow. Mickey Carpenter, Stocy Hothowoy. Brad Alemon, Kim Kubosiok, Brod Philson, ond Tonyo Morrlnez b. BHS bond odds enrhusiosm. c. Cooch Fisher looks on nervously d Susie Sexton prays for o victory, e. JV ond Vorsiry cheerleaders spork up spirit f Annette Dow is crowned queen. 110 Homecoming o. Asrronouf Bomb! Bommer mode rhe Sophomores proud b. Sophomores' spocy floor grobbed first ploce c. Ouorterbock Ron Hermon moves rhe boll for rhe Vlkes. d The Junior's eruptive floor rook third ploce e. Hoppy Vikings!! f. Doug Hughes skillfully cheers Vikings Scorr Kemery. Trocy Fochrmon ond Tonyo Rooch to victory, g. Nervous court condldores. Homecoming 111 Dick Wiftington and His Amazing Car On November 18 ond 19 the 1982 Children's Ploy premiered the reopening of rhe Middle School Auditorium for school ond community purposes. ’’Dick Wirtingron ond His Amazing Cot was under the direction of Miss Potricio Chisholm, assisted by Bryan Smoker os student director ond stage manager. The ploy told rhe story of Dick ond his unacceptable cor who reamed up to find fortune in London. Pussycat loter escoped to Moronio ond become Queen by ridding the land of mice. Dick was reworded with gold for the service his cot hod performed ond was able to shore his good fortune with his friends. 112 Children's Ploy Cost Firsr Row: Jonet Colhoun, Tio Sogor. Liso Lehmon, Kerri Atkins. 7th grode mice. Mory Lohrke. Lorindo Moyer. Tonyo Mortinez. Lourte Bohocz Second Row: Kim Soirz, Lee Olney, Susie Wor-ro, Monico Olney. Kris Molovey. Brendo Borrows. Mike Renshow, Director Miss Chisholm. Third Row: Bort Burnside. Rob Chord. Todd McOellond, Julie Smoker. Tom Duke, Gino Willioms, Dono Rifenburg. Bob Moyer. Bill Ludwick, Student Dlreaor Bryon Smoker, Accompanist Ken Soslnski. Front: Buffy Wilber Stage Crew (Upper Left Corner) Firsr Row: Amy Weaver, Lindo Collyer, Kim Kubosiok. Koren Burch Second Row: Ken Sosinski. Obie Burch. Bryon Smoker. Bill Ludwick. Dove Moschke Children's Ploy 110 Seniors Dominate Powder Puff Ir was a first! Sponsored by the Varsity Club, the Powder Puff Football Tournomenr held its ployoff gome on October 16 followed by the championship game on October 23. Reigning os chomps were the Seniors, with the Freshmen raking second, the Juniors third and the Sophomores fourth. Fun and friendly competition will remain in the memories of oil the teams ond their coaches. f e o. The superior Seniors conquered oil. b. Juniors promise to roke revenge on rhe doss of 86 next year. c. Sophomore cooches Inform their team rhot the goal line Is the other way. d. Somebody hos to keep rhe bench worm, e One of the Sophomores quoted, We moy not hove won but we sure did hove fun f. Fierce Freshmen promise to go farther next yeor 114 Powder Puff Santa Comes to B.H.S. Christmas Assembly On December 17, the lost school doy before vocation, the Student Council presented this year's Christmas Assembly. It included o unique, yet funny skit about computers, and on enjoyable performance of Christmas songs by the bond and both choirs. However, the port everyone enjoyed the most wos the visit from Santa Clous (Tom Climie). a d e a. Mr. Scully receives on oronge. purple, ond green tie to go with his ploid blozer b. Here comes Sonto Oousll c. A Coppello Choir sings o medley of Christmas songs d These computers ore Totally awesome! e Is it Gregger or Ken Sosinski? f. Mr. An-dridge gets o small gift from Sonto. g Cheerleaders wish everyone o Merry Christmas in their own woy. 9 Christmos Assembly 115 If Mother Only Knew STAGE CREW — First Row: Kris ludwick. Koren Burch. Sue Losinski Second Row: Jeff Winney. Andy Roussey. Bill Ludwick. Dove Moschke Third Row Ken Sosinski. Mory Lohrke. Brendo Borrows. 116 Spring Ploy If Mother Only Knew” was o comedy in three acts, based on the lives of the Moxwell family. Mr. Moxwell hos forgotten his wife's anniversary, so his children decide to help out by sending their mother some flowers from dod. An abundance of flowers arrive at the Moxwell house, including some from o mysterious Dr. Gooch. In trying to figure out who this Dr. Gooch is the family gets into some hilarious predicaments. The ploy wos directed by Mr. Corl Rifenburgh, with Mory Lohrke os Student Director, and Ken Sosinski and Drendo Borrows os Assistant Student Directors. CAST — First Row: Bryon Smoker, Tom Duke. Second Row: Kris Molovey, Gino Williams, Kim Soitz Third Row: Rob Chord. Susie Worro, Dono Rifenburgh. Tio Soger. Bill Ludwick, Todd McClelland. Stocy Horhowoy. Bort Burnside. Spring Ploy 117 The Rock Revolution Rocks Bronson High Feb. 28-Mar. 1983 The rheme for spirit week was based on Rock Music ond rhe Rock Revolution. Posters with the history of various rock groups ond colorful streamers odded life to hallways. All three cheerleoding squods worked hard oil week selling flowers, novelty buttons, ond candy. Some of rhe activities included Preppy Doy, Dress Up Day, Sweatsuit Day, ond Rock Concert T-Shirt Doy. At rhe assembly held on Friday rhe main attraction was the shoving creom hoir-do contest between the classes. Freshmen were picked os winners according to the crowds reaction. 118 Spirit Week f 9 o. Dorr ond his creorion — Tom Duke b. Tom Duke ond Julie Smoker, the Junior spirit couple c. Freshmon spirit couple Christy Cose ond Scott Kemery d. You look funny! e. On Concert T-Shirt Doy the seniors reolly show their spirit f. Spirit couple for the sophomores. h Orion Eley ond Kothy Czojkowski g Tonyo! Whot hove you done to Stocy?! h. Whot o cute spirit couple Kelly Hoord ond Greg Yesh moke for the seniors. Spirit Week 119 Thespians Perform for Store Convention Awarding the contributions of Patricio Chisholm to the dramatics ond speech deportment, was on invitation from the director of the Michigan State Thespion Organizations to present o stage production ot the store conference held in Flint Moy 7-8. This outstanding honor, usually extended to much larger schools, come to Bronson High School for the very first time this year. For the occasion Miss Chisholm chose to present lost year s children's ploy Don't Count Your Chickens Until They Cry Wolf” by Carol Lynn Pearson. 120 Thespion Ploy The ploy is bosed on Aesop's Fobles which ore done in o revue style with the highlights: the fomous roce of tortoise ond the hare ( You got to keep on keeping on”); o donee number by the fox ( Flatter them, ond you'll walk oway with the cheese ); o rousing peasant donee in the bundle of sticks ( The trick is to stick together ); dancing sheep ( if he's got fleece but the wrong kind of nose, maybe he's simply o wolf in sheep's clothes”). Alumni guests Jim Sobeskl ond Dove O'Rourke presented the shit Mom Told Me There Would Be Doys Like This: Dole Brown song songs from the musicol Bornum ” Thespion Ploy 121 o. Sophomores Derh Hermon ond Dove Moschke roke first In rwirp drowing. b. Seniors work hard on rheir rwirp. c. None of thor in school, Tony ond Kelly! d. Whor would Popeye soy? e. Tommy! I never knew you cored! f. Eot those crockers! g. Con you reoch it? h. Worch out Indy 500! Here I come! i. Senior tug-o-wor team. j. Juniors victorious In tug-o-wor. k. Is thor Amy Smith ond Mory Lohrke? I. Hold it steady, Jim. or you might hove scrambled eggs! m. Sophomores show some muscle, n. Too bod Freshmen, maybe you'll do better next year. o. Coreful! Don't let it burst! p. Modert colling Forth: I've captured on alien Junior! q Potty ond Amy cotch pies. r. Seniors ond Juniors in caterpillar roce Twirp Week '83 f 9 h 122 Twirp Week o r Twirp week was fun and exciting! Seniors were the overall winners with the Juniors taking second, Freshmen third and Sophomores fourth. The orange poss, obsrocle course, twirp drawing contest, cracker eating, and caterpillar race were among the many activities that rook place or the assembly. Some of the events held Friday evening included the tug-o-wor, balloon toss, apple bob, pie toss, and the egg race. The Student Council did on excellent job of putting together Spirit Week, ond for the large number of students participating it will hold many enjoyable memories. 123 On rhe Wings of Love The Coldworer Country Club provided o romontic background for the rheme On rhe Wings of Love and for rhe firsr rime in o number of years rhe Junior-Senior Prom was held some place other than rhe high school gym. With Dorr supplying rhe music, rhe evening of Saturday, May 14 will long linger in rhe memories of everyone. e ( 124 Junior-Senior Prom 9 o Grond Morch in progress b Coldworer Country Club proves to be o very en-joyoble pkxe for the Prom. c. AAAH! CHOO! d Mr. ond Mrs. John VonDom leoding rhe Grond Morch. e Get down ond boogie! f Dorr or irs best g Everyone is enjoying rhe slow donee, h Mork shows his style i Couples toke o rest j. Mr ond Mrs. Wode joining in rhe fun. k. Corlin Smith ond Chris Sreffes donee the night owoy. I Shoke your body! Junior-Senior Prom 125 126 Junior-Senior Prom TO THE SENIORS Another yeor goes possing by Another Prom is here To some this brings o joyous smile To other, bring o teor. For four yeors you hove rreod o poth From down to setting sun But now the poth gets sreefi And the climb is just begui Werfre very glod to know miss you when you'v And to the closs of '83 We dedicate our Pro Quiz Bowl 1983 sow the initiation of the Quiz Bowl, o non-athletic competition involving the schools of the Southern Michigan Athletic Association. For this year the program was set up on o double elimination basis and each contest consisted of two 30-minute halves. Each ream was composed of five members with substitutions being mode at the half. Some of the other schools in the league hod been port of o similar program previously, but for Bronson this was o first” and students performed very well. The first match ogoinsr St. Phillip was lost 150 to 100 and the second match against Olivet was lost by o very close 35-point margin in the final moments of ploying time. As the team gained confidence they wonted yet another opportunity to compere before school closed and scrimmaged against Maple Volley, winning with o remarkable show of strength. 128 Quiz Bowl BHS Honors Assembly o. Chuck Cline receives o medal for his achievements in Cross Counfry. b Sue Carpenter Is oworded for her oil-A status, c. Christy Cose receives the Freshman English Award d. Sherri Bercow receives o medol for her outstanding softboll talents, e. Mr. Scully awards Dan Hughes the Junior Social Study oword. f. Jesse McGuire receives a certificate from Miss Chisholm for doing so well in Michigon Leadership. This was the first year for the honors assembly and consisted of Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen receiving awards in academic subjects ond awards for breaking school athletic records. New class officers were recognized ond Mary Lorhke the new Student Council President led the Pledge of Allegiance. B.H.S. Honors Assembly 129 Lions Vs. Retired Vikes On Morch 11 the visit of the Detroit Lion football players to Bronson High School for on exhibition gome with the Bronson Alumni was the special occosion on which 1,300 people turned out. Sponsoring this event was the Bronson Education Association. The Detroit Lions won the gome with o score of 79-57, bur emphasis was on fun, with pranks involving players of both teams, the officials, and various audience members. Visiting Lions included Ulysses Norris, James Hunter, Freddie Scott, Ken Collicut, Bob Rubik, William Goy, Alvin Holl ond Dovid Hill. a Ref gers socked b Lions declare victory c. You meon ro tell me I hove to ger this boll into rhot hoop? d. Gimme' thot boll! e. Whor o form! f Hi-yoh! g Nop time 130 Detroit Uon Alumni Gome MORTISING You con fell the ideols of a notion by its advertisements. Douglas Division THE SCOTT a FETZER COMPANY Advertising 131 Hans Geiger Phone (517) 369-9752 Owner GEIGER E.D.M. INC. Electrical Discharge Machining And Electrode Fabrication P.O. Box 185 Best 871 W. Chicago Rd. Wishes Bronson, Mich. Seniors, for a Prosperous Future Waterbeds Which person did It? Congratulations and Best of Luck From WILBER AUCTION SERVICE P.O. Box 37 Ph. (517) 369-9039 Bronson, Ml Brock Grain Bins Storage Drying Bins Farm Fan Dryers Hutchinson Augers GILBERT GRAIN EQUIPMENT, INC. 472 W. Chicago Rd. Coldwater, Mich. 49036 BROCK wPTrnrrm Ph. (517) 369-9097 132 Advertising MO PERT'SI 'y 114 W. Chicago St. 8 —5:30 Daily Bronson, Ml 49028 8 — 3:00 Sat. Phone: 369-6115 Is onythlng wrong? FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY OF STURGIS BRONSON BRANCH 517 369-7322 Bronson, Ml Roy Bregg — Branch Manager What legs! (517) 369-3405 P'CMPT pmoi essiONai SeRVICE WHITE STAR FLOOR COVERING, INC. 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MICHIANA FUND RAISERS Serving Our Community 130 Phillip Street Robert Brown Colon, Michigan 49040 (AC 616) 432-2110 140 Advertising RAINBOW RECORDS 453 Marshall St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone — (517) 278-5258 LP’s Tapes Pioneer Car Stereos Special Orders Record Care Products Wotch this new donee step! KUBASIAK — KOLCZ FUNERAL HOME Raymond L. Kubasiak and Leonard W. Kolcz 321 East Chicago St. Bronson, Michigan Phone: 369-4075 If Busy: 369-4275 “Best Wishes Class of ’83” Shipping doss ogoln? Advertising 141 Wilbur —rURNfTUPE ¥£.- Traditionally Fine Furniture Since 1917 Corner of Chicago Monroe Coldwater, Ml PH. 278-8412 And for my nexr trick I will pull o robbir out from my sleeve Prompt 24 Area Years’ Wide Experience Service LEE BRAYTON GORDONJOHNCOCK OCK B f o MIX CONCRETE 15 Radio Dispatched Trucks This new improved Bubble Gum even stretches! Coldwater Hillsdale Union City 278-2304 439-1416 741-7931 230 S. Michigan Av. — Coldwater, Ml 49028 142 Advertising STATE FARM INSURANCE o DAN DOBSON C.L.U. Agent Coldwater, Mich. Phone: 278-8071 JOHN P. JOHNSON Doctor of Chiropractic 646 E. Chicago St. Telephone Bronson, Ml 49028 (517) 369-1455 “Congratulations, Graduates” LECO CORPORATION KENWARD DIV. 900 W. Chicago Rd. Box 190 Bronson, Ml 49028 517-369-5302 Oh no. dish pan hands!! BURCH’S WELL PUMP REPAIR Sales Service ‘We’re Good’ Ralph Burch (517) 369-1029 1545 Snow Prairie Rd. Rt.5 Coldwater, Mich. 49028 ‘Congratulations, Seniors” What did you do wrong now? RICH’S LUMBER AND SUPPLY 901 W. Chicago Rd. Bronson, Ml Everything to Build Anything “Good Job, Seniors” DR. YOUNGQUIST 195 Division St. Phone: 369-6295 V-'l ‘Congratulations tnJ Seniors’ Advertising 143 COMPANY r. (). Box 69 135 Industrial Avenue Bronson, Michigan -49028 Telephone: 5 I 369-2885 “Congratulations Graduating Class of ’83” 144 Advertising A Moment... A Mood A Place in Time! A fine portrait study is forever ... it is the present and the past given to the future ... it is a way to remember that cannot be duplicated. The gift of a fine portrait study takes time and effort and is truly an expression of love on the part of the giver; and, when properly displayed, reflects the close feelings between two people or a family. We specialize ... in salon type photography and graduation portraits of coursel Congratulations Class of 1983 A profile portrait... can be a beautiful experience. fAROUSEi PORTRAITURE by PHILBRICK 62 Division St. Coldwater, Michigan 517-278-4886 Advertising 145 ‘Congratulation Seniorsl HATHAWAY AGENCY INC. Complete Insurance Service 110W. Chicago St. Bronson, Michigan Phone: (517)369-7311 R. B. Kirkpatrick W. L. Hathaway ‘Best Wishes Seniors’ Business • Residential • Farm • Life • Health FOGLESONG — WILLISON INSURANCE 111 East Chicago Street Bronson, Michigan 49028 P. F. “Rick” Willison Agent (517) 369-3635 Child Abuse! Heeelp COLDWATER AMUSEMENT CO. ARCADE 105 W. Chicago St. Bronson, Ml Don't you ever stop flirting? Dies Plastic Molds All Types of Industrial Tooling D L TOOLING Box 172 Bronson, Ml 182 North Matteson Rd. (517) 369-5655 Don Carpenter Lynn Scott 517 517 369-1734 369-9543 ‘Congratulations Seniors’ 146 Advertising BATES FORD TRACTOR % 'NC. 816 E. Chicago Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Ph. (517) 279-9179 You sure you con hondle rhot? BRANCH COUNTY ABSTRACT OFFICE INC. Serving Branch County Since 1887 With Records Dating Back to the Original Land Grants 278-6960 278-7629 13 S. Monroe — Coldwater, Ml DIMMICK PETROLEUM ENTERPRISES, INC. 503 S. Main St. Three Rivers, Mich. 49093 SOMERLOTT REAL ESTATE 107 E. Chicago Phone — (517) 369-2855 “Congratulations Seniors” Free Time or did rhe teocher leove the room? TYSON BUICK CHEVY INC. 637 E. Chicago Rd. Coldwater, Ml 49036 Phone — 279-8061 Advertising Dig thot view!! KNAPP POOLS INC. 423 E. Chicago St. Coldwater, Ml 49036 FIEBIG JEWELRY 242 E. Chicago St. 211 W. Chicago St. Jonesville, Ml Sturgis, Ml 49250 49091 Ph. (517) 849-9148 Ph. (616) 651-2701 Don't crowd pleose, I hove plenty of free posses for everyone!! 4J jim fisher photography Family Portraits Senior Portraits Wedding Albums 42 East Chicago Street, Coldwater, Michigan 49036 279-8281 148 Advertising These rime consuming reseorch papers ore o drogi BRANCH COUNTY FARM BUREAU OIL COMPANY 2446 West Chicago Road Coldwater, Mich. 49036 Phone 517 278-2323 Locally Owned Co-Op Since 1931 Farm Bureau Brand Petroleum Products, Filters, Tires, and Batteries Thonk goodness it's finolly over Best Wishes and Success With All of Your Future Plans Coldwater CULY’S JEWELRY Fred A. Culy and Jeffery A. Culy Coldwater, Ml 49036 Phone (517) 279-9452 Graduation Memories Advertising This Page Is Compliments of DAN’S MARKET Bronson, Mi. 369-9024 150 Advertising FIRST NATIONAL BANK of South Central Michigan Bronson — Quincy — North Adams — Coldwater Coldwater — Ph. 279-7561 Quincy — Ph. 629-3745 Congratulations and Best of Luck Class of “83” Fadi depositor insured lo • 100.000. HOIRAl Ol’OSi' iNSutANCI CORPORATION North Adams — Ph. 287-4216 Bronson — Ph. 369-2285 Advertising 151 Congratulations and Best of Luck From CORSON AUTO ELECTRIC 46 E. Chicago Street Coldwater, Mich. Phone 278-8561 Would you mind showing me thot ogoln? ORLAND L.P. GAS INC. P.O. Box 128 Orland, Ind. 46776 Ph. 219-829-6425 Are you looking or your keys? TOTAL HARDWARE OoaSt tO GoaSt 11 Big Dept. 279-8069 or 279-8060 Hours: 8:30 to 9:00 Mon. — Fri. 8:30 to 6:00 Sat. 12:00 to 5:00 Sun. Address: Fairfield Shopping Center 458 Marshall Street Coldwater, Michigan 49036 152 Advertising Peggy J. Pierson Studio Manager BOB CONWAY PHOTOGRAPHY Underclassmen, Senior Portraits, Family, Weddings, Copy Work. 893 W. Chicago Rd. Bronson, Ml 49028 517-369-4405 OITHKRN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK A FULL SERVICE BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. Coldwater • Union City Tekonsha• Kinderhook The food's free, so let's scorf Best Wishes (or Continuing Success to a Super Class From All the People at BRONSON SPECIALTIES INC. Subsidiary of Kuhlman Corporation Oh, oh! I forgot my belt todoy. DIRECT OUTLET INC. FRED D PIERSON 517-369-9887 893 W Chicago Ro Bronson Michigan 49028 Advertising 153 AUCTIONS UNLIMITED 222 N. Michigan Ave. Coldwater, Ml 49036 JAMES P. ELEY, ATTORNEY P.O. Box 207 Bronson, Ml 49028 THE BEAUTY BAR 127 N. Matteson St. Bronson, Ml 49028 MAX LARSEN FORD 410 E. Chicago St. Coldwater, Ml 49036 BRONSON PUBLIC LIBRARY 207 N. Matteson St. Bronson, Ml 49028 OLIVER UPHOLSTERY 978 W. Colon Rd. Bronson, Ml 49028 CENTURY 21 YOUTSEY DEAN P.C. 62 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, Ml 49036 REYNOLDS PHARMACY 128 E. Chicago St. Bronson, Ml 49028 DALLY TIRE COMPANY 109 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, Ml 49036 RICK’S PARTY STORE 493 S. Clay St. Coldwater, Ml 49036 DR. G. DAVID RUBLEY, D.D.S., P.C. 32 Division St. Coldwater, Ml 49036 RALPH SCHAFER 804 N. Matteson Bronson, Ml 49028 HOFFMAN’S POWER EQUIPMENT REPAIR 374% W. Chicago Rd. Coldwater, Ml 49036 T-SHIRT ALLEY 66 E. Chicago Coldwater, Ml 49036 Thor's o freshmon for you. ploying with sruffed onlmols Fight Song Time 154 Advertising The smallest memory is worrh more rhon your deepest dream. M£MORI€S Memories 155 156 Memories Memories 157 156 Memories Ode to Class of 1983. We bring congratulations For the honor you hove won, For oil your work ond effort And for everything you've done — And through the years That lie ahead We also wish to you Much success and happiness In everything you do. Memories 159 What appears to be the end may really be a new beginning. For the ■lass of '83, they hove come ro the end of on era. filled with friendships ■nd many years of enjoyable experiences os well os disappointments. But the new ero which lies immediately ahead of them provides new opportunities, new challenges and new relanonshtosJo och one of them to seels and explore. Hhe years s ent m HigT School representonly enB lives but even rha-smqffftt portion of life is important, ha 'e captured special moments which hove occurred so ho SQQyfime you will be able to look bock and regc 30I memsaes. would like to extend o very special Thonk-you ro oul standing jali in putting together Memories '83 and ye arbook odl sor who wirhour oil feer endless hours in wqrk and demotion the publicorio i of Memories '83 ?n possible 11 would olso like to wish the Class of 19f ' rpy staff and I ing the post year rote your high I toff for doing on rs. Hurd our dork room, hard uld never hove o I the happiness in ranrude s one of the least articulate of the it is deep one writer has said; ond another exclaimed: btks — : but try I must, for so many hove done so jeep gratitude goes to: Lorindo Moyer Yearbook Editor Junior—1984 especially when How con I soy much. rmon of Toylor Publishing who almost our impossible ideas work ond provic Carousel Studio graphs, endless orographic otience ond lasrl ilwoys found o I us with needed lies, countless • odds ond who, because off|eir scue on so many orography ond lerrl g ed for pictures ond en interruptions. never hove been
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