North Branch High School - Bronconian Yearbook (North Branch, MI)

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SIXTH GRADE The sixth grade started school in September with twenty eight boys and seventeen girls, and al- t ough we are finisf ing in June with the same number some of the students have left to be replaced with rev members. Barbara Friday and Joseph Stefanic have left, but Ann Willett and Billy Horton came to take their places. We joined the Hallowe’en pa-ade, took the Polish part in the Christmas in Faraway Lands program, and had a Valentine's Day party. We’ve had a regular gym period this year which was espec- ially enjoyed during baseball season when we played outside. Every two weeks we have visited the public library for books for spare time use. In February our regular teacher, Mrs Mary Listwak, left us and was replaced by Mrs Mable Butterfield. Third row, left to right: M. Payne, J. Skwirsk, W. Ragatz, J. Scharf, C. Braidwood, S. Moore, M. Cham, bers, E. Law, J. Repic, C. LaFortune, G. Bush, D. Stevens, E. Seelye, G. Hoffman, K. Bruske. Second r.'w: R. Lockwocd, E. Richard, M. Skwirsk, E. Smith, N. Robinson, A. Willett, J. Krake, F. Fricke, B. Dcmbrosky, J. A. Hallock, L. Weingartz, G. Nellenbach, B. Horton, R. Cichoracki, H. McConnell Front rew: Mrs M. Butterfield. E. Weigle, R. Smith, J. Kruschinski, R. Kriner, C. Papke, D. Adamic, M. Cureil, E. Miller, D. Schank R. Stiglich, S. Schank, R. Stig.ich, S. Schank, J. Linck, G. Grinnell, E. Skalecki. Not pictured: Billy Westen.

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Standing, left to right: R. Chambers, D. Evans, G. Swirsk, E. Moore, H. McConnell, Miss G. Hartley, E. Evans, O. Cheney, W. Stiglich, F. Raymond, V. Almas, J. Castle, F. Vollweiler. Second row: M. McConnell, L. Miller, L. Stine, J. Richards, B. Almas K. McGee, B. Patrick, V. Scharf, A. Linck, N. Goss- man, B. Render, M. A. Brusie, P. Horton, L. Patrick. Front row: F. Skalecki, L. Kreiner, J. Nelienbach, F. Naracon, J. Boyle, D. Grinnell, D. Swoish. Not pictured: C. Lindquist, R. Schank, S. Gura, D. Blackmer. SEVENTH GRADE The seventh grade is particularly proud this year of their standing in the County spelling contest as dargaret Ann Brusie placed second. There are twenty boys and girls in the Junior Chorus from the seventh grade, and fifteen are in ’ie Junior Band. Janet Richards and Katherine McGee were presented with a certificate from the County Librar- ian for outstanding reading ability for their age and group. Many others have shown great progress in eir leisure readings.

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Standing, left to right: R. Schank. K. Fike, V. Horton, G. Schutz, G. Cumper, E. Howard, T Jones, T. Dombrosky, F. Scharf, Mrs. G. Clothier, Second row: M. J. Naracon, E. Blackmer, H. Boyle, M. E. Kennedy, B. Tater, R. Cloutier, W. Bean, B. Matthews, J. Rose, K. Chambers, J. Jamison, D. Weigel. Front row: V. Evans, B. Dearing, R. Griffin, J. Adams, W. Thompson, L. Murray, V. Patrick, G. Kreiner, R. Nolan, L. Schank, D. A. Hoffman, R. A. O’Neil, S. Papke. Not pictured: S. McFarlen and G. Schlaud. FIFTH GRADE The fifth grade has had from 36 to 40 pupils throughout the past year. We have had fun working out map and notebook projects for geography. In the Christmas programs we portrayed the Mexican Christmas. Our main parties were ou| C hristma: and Va entine parties. We ve enjoyed studying plants and birds which come with spring. Cur main sports are baseball and cheerleading.