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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1950 volume:

The Broncon ian IS � 50 PUBLISHED BY MEMBERS OF THE JOURNAUSM CEASS OF NORTH BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL NORTH BRANCH, MICHIGAN OUR CHOICE To one who has been identified with the growth of fine musical organizations in our school for twenty-six years; who has given his service willingly and has proven himself a friend to all; to Mr. John Church this 1950 edi- tion of the Bronconian is affectionately and re- spectfully dedicated. 2 -' SUPERINTENDENT MR. WESLEY CLAYTON A.B., Central Michigan College of Edu- cation; M.A. University of Michigan. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Warren Crawford, Trustee; Mr. Stewart Butterfield, Secretary; Mr. John Simmons, President; Mr. Francis Fike, Treasurer; Mr. Walter Marion, Trustee. MR. JAMES BRUCE Social Studies, Coach; B.S. Western State College; Faculty: One year; Sum- mer Plans: Recreational work in Flint. MR. JOHN R. CHURCH Band; Life Certificate; Faculty: Twen- ty five years; Summer Plans: Undecided. MR. ROBERT L. CURRIE Social Studies,Journalism-Speech: B. A. Carleton College, M.A. Michigan State College, University of Pennsylvan- ia; Faculty: One year; Summer Plans: Graduate Study, M.S-C- MR. PAUL M. DUNLAP Sixth Grade; B.A., Central Michigan College of Education; Faculty: One year; Summer Plans: Summer school. MISS NORINNE FLORY Art, English, Gym; Bachelor of Educa- tion, Toledo University; Faculty: One year; Summer Plans: Art Study, Michigan State College. MISS RUTH A. FOX Third grade; Working toward B.S. De- gree, Michigan State normal College; Faculty: Twenty one and one half years; Summer Plans: Summer school, M.S-C. MR. EDWARD E. GALLAGHER English and Latin; A.B., Central Mich- igan College, Mt. Pleasant; Faculty: One year; Summer Plans: School, Central Michigan College, Mt. Pleasant. MR. ROBERT F. GEIGER Science; B.S. University of Toledo; Faculty: One year; Summer Plans: Summer school. MR. E. GEORGE GRANT Mathematic, Coach; B.S., Michigan State College; Faculty: One year; Sum- mer Plans: Recreational work. MRS. AGNES HAMLIN Elementary grades; Two year Life, Western State College; Faculty: Four «ears; Summer Plans: Summer school. MISS GERTRUDE HARTLEY English in Junior High; B-S., Okla- homa State Teachers College; Faculty: Four years; Summer Plans: Travel. MRS. BERTHA W. HOCKING Sc ience , Mathematics and Commercial; B.S., Nebraska State University; Faculty: Five years; Summer Plans: Travel. MR. EDWARD KREPPS Shop; B.S., Central Michigan College or Education; Faculty: Three years; Summer Plans; At home. MR. GUY LAGROE English, Mathematics, Spanish; A.B. Bates College; Faculty: One year; Sum- mer Plans: Return to Vermont. MISS RUTH MARTIN Second Grade; Life Certificate; Fac- ulty: Two years; Summer Plans: Indefinite. MRS. LUCILLE MITCHELL Fourth Grade; Life Certificate; Fac- ulty: Fourteen years; Summer Plans: At home . MRS. HAZEL L. MOORE First grade; Life Certificate; Fac- ulty: Seven years; Summer Plans; At home. MRS. VIRGINIA MURRAY Sixth Grade; Faculty: Three years; Summer Plans; Indefinite. MISS HAZEL PENDLETON Fifth Grade; Faculty: Five years; Summer Plans: Summer school. MR. LESLIE PESEK Agriculture; B.S. Michigan State Col- lege; M.S. Ohio State University; Facul- ty: Two years; Summer Plans: Summer School . Ml SS MINNIE RAUH Third grade; State limited; Faculty: Two Years; Summer Plans: Summer school. MR. JACK VINCENT Mathematics, Jr. High Coach; Central Michigan College of Education; Faculty: One year; Summer Plans: Summer school. MISS BETTY ANN WARREN Home Economics; B.S., Michigan State College; Faculty: Two years; Summer Plans: Summer School. MISS MARGARET WARREN Kindergarten; Central Michigan Col- lege of Education; Faculty: Four years; Summer Plans; Undecided. VMtDICTOMflll DORIS KLAUKA She who hath a book hath gold and gear at her command. Activities: Band I, Secretary of Sr. Class, Sr. Play Home Ec. 4. Future Plans; College Teacher. Entered NBH: K. SflLUTflTDRIfln LORRAINE LANGE Often seen but never heard. Sports; Gym |. Activ- ities; Band Chorus 3, Home Ec. 2. Future Plans; Work. Entered NBH: 9 CLASS OffICfRS STANLEY MILLER President JOAN AUDET Vice-President DORIS KLAUKA Secretary JANICE PRATT T reasurer JOAN AUDET Men are fraud?. Activities: Band i. Future Plans: Unknown. Entered NBH: 9• KATHLEEN BOWMAN Silence is golden. Activities: Chorus 3� Sr. Band 3. Future Plans: Office Work. Entered NBH: K. TOM DIEGEL I CAN LICK THE WORLD. SPORTS; FOOTBALL U , BAS- KETBALL 4; Baseball . Activities: Varsity Club. Future Plans: College. Entered NBH: 9- RUTH GRINNEL Men are no interest of mine. Activities; Band 4; Chorus 3 Minstrel 2. Future Plans; Unknown. Entered NBH: 3. MARY HARRIS Slow but sure is Mary's cure. Activities; Band k. Chorus 4. Future Plans; Marriage. Entered NBH: 8. SHARON HOHMAN Her voice is her life. Activities: Band 2, Cho- rus 4. Future Plans: Opera. Entered NBH: 2. ELAINE LAUR There's never a question about my digestion; anything does for me. Sports: Gym 2. Activities: Sr. Chorus U, Band Math. Club 3, Home Ec. Club 3, Sr. Play. Future Plans; Unknown. Entered NBH: 8. JOAN LAUR If you can't do it, Joan can. Sports; Basketball 2, Gym 3. Activities: Sr. Play, Chorus 3, Band 2, Annual 2, School Paper 3 Future Plans; Physical Education Instructor. Entered NBH: 10. pat mcguire How could I live without Men? Activities: Band Chorus 4. Future Plans; Business School. Entered NBH: 8. DARLA ANNE MOORE Quiet in school, but on the outside, oh! Activ- ities: Chorus 3- Future Plans: Beauty Operator and Marriage. Entered NBH: 6. SHIRLEY AKERS Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Activities; Chorus I, Art Club I. Future Plans; Unknown. En- tered NBH; I I . GERALD ANKLEY Quietly he leads his own life. Sports; Gym |. Activities; Ag. 2. Future Plans; Farming. Entered NBH; 9. MAXINE BEADLE Her laughter bubbles over. Activities; Band Chorus Home Ec. U. Future Plans; Unknown. En- tered NBH; 9 NEIL BLACKMER He always manages to talk his way out. Sports; Football 3� Baseball 2, Gym 3� Basketball (manager) |. Future Plans; Marriage and Work. Entered NBH: 6. DAVE BRUSIE Better men have been born, but I doubt it. Sports; Football k, Basketball 2. Activities; FFA 3, Varsity Club 3. Future Plans; School (Lansing) and Farming. Entered NBH: 9 WANDA BRUSKE Wherever there's a man you're sure to find Wanda. Future Plans; Unknown. Entered NBH: 8. EDWARD BUCKNER The devil in an angel's disguise. Sports; Gym 1+ . Activities; FFA 2. Future plans; Farming and Marriage. Entered NBH: 4. BETTY COOPER Everybody's friend. Activities; Chorus 3. Fu- ture Plans; School. Entered NBH: 2. MARY CURRELL Dynamite comes in small packages. Sports; Gym 3. Activities; Band k, Chorus 3, Home Ec. Art Club I. Future Plans; Unknown. Entered NBH: 8. ROSS DEO WE don’t want him any longer; he's long enough. Sports: Basketball k, Football I, Activities: Var- sity Club 3, Chorus I, Sr. Band 5 Future Plans: Unknown. Entered NBH: K. JOHN FERRIER NOT MERELY A CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK, BUT THE BLOCK ITSELF. SPORTS: FOOTBALL 4, BASKETBALL I, Baseball k. Activities: Varsity Club 3. Future Plans: Salesman. Entered NBH: 8. PAUL FIKE Laugh and the world laughs with you. Sports: Gym 4. Activities: Sr. Band 4, Art Club I, Sr. Chorus. Future Plans: Farming. Entered NBH: k. ARTHUR HALLOCK The devil has nothing on me. Sports: Gym. Ac- tivities : Chorus 2. Future Plans: Aviation. Entered NBH: I . CAROLYN HATLESTAD Life is a valley of tears with only a veil of happiness. Activities: Chorus. Future Plans: Jour- nalism. Entered NBH: II. MERTON HOBSON I BESEECH YOU ALL BE BETTER KNOWN TO THIS MAN. Sports: Gym 1+. Activities: Sr. Band Sr. Chorus 4, FFA, Art Club |. Future Plans: Farming. Entered NBH: k. DONALD KNOX Witty as can be, he'll climb life's tree. Sports: Gym k. Activities: Jr. Band I, FFA 2. Future Plans; Milk Testing. Entered NBH: 9 BERN IECE KREINER Sincerity is the foundation of success. Sports: Gym, Baseball 2. Activities: Home Ec. 2. Future Plans: Secretary. Entered NBH: 7- ROSEMARY LINCK Never without a grin for me. Sports; Baseball 2, Basketball I. Activities: Home Ec. 3- Future Plans; Beauty Operator. Entered NBH: 7- LELAND MCDOWELL Hard work never did agree with me. Sports: Foot- ball 2, Basketball manager. Activities: Gym I, Band |. Future Plans; Farming. Entered NBH: 9- MARION MCDOWELL Take life as it comes. Activities: Gym |, Band I. Future Plans: Indefinite. Entered NBH: 9. CHARLES MCLAUGHLIN Anything is good for a laugh. Sports; Gym 3 Activities: Sr. Band 6, Ag Club 2. Future Plans: Navy or Shop. Entered NBH: 5 JOHN McTAGGART Watch out for him who has a shy look. Sports: Gym 1+. Activities: Boys1 Glee Club 3, Ag . Club I. Future Plans; Farming. Entered NBH: 3 STANLEY MILLER Small but mighty. Sports: Basketball 2, Gym Activities: Band k. Chorus 3� Annual I, Senior Play. Future Plans: Unknown. RUTH HELEN NARACON She looks like an angel, 3ut is she? Activities: Home Ec k, Art Club I. Future Plans: Waitress. Entered NBH: I - . CECILIA NELLENBACH Her thoughts are well concealed. Sports: Gym I. Activities: Chorus Home Ec 3 Future Plans: Unknown. Entered NBH: o. ROSEMARY NELLENBACH Life is too short to live. Sports: Gym 2. Activ- ities: Home Ec. 3� Band U, Chorus Future Plans: Office Work. Entered NBH: 8. MIKE PASTERNAK Life is difficult. Sports: Football I, Gym H. Future Plans: Farming. Entered NBH: 6. JANICE PRATT Consioe rate to everyone she meets. Sports; Gym |. Activities; Operetta 3, Sr. Play, Pianist for Commencement 2, Chorus ty, Class Treasurer I. Fu- ture Plans; Michigan State College (Lab. Techni- cian) . Entered NBH: 8. BURDETTE RENDER He doesn't like to study; it weakens his eyes. Sports; Basketball 2. Activities; Chorus I. Future Plans; Coast Guard. Entered NBH: 9 JUNIOR SAFFORD Calm yourself; I'm never serious. Sports; Foot- ball 1+, Basketball k, Baseball . Future Plans; Unknown. Entered NBH: 6. CECIL I A ANN SCHLAUD NEVER A HARSH WORD SPOKEN; WITH LIFE SHE IS OON- tent. Sports; Gym 2. Activities; Home Ec. 3� Art Club I. Future Plans; Telephone Operator or School Teacher. Entered NBH: 9- ERNIE SENKO I don't know what it is to worry. Sports; Foot- ball I , Gym 5. Future Plans; Courses in Ag and Farming. Entered NBH; 8. CARL SKWIRSK I think girls are silly. Sports; Football I, Gym k. Future Plans; College. Entered NBH; o. GENE STEVENS IT ISN'T WHAT YOU DO, IT'S WHAT YOU GET AWAY with. Sports; Gym k. Activities; FFA. Future Plans: Farming. Entered NBH: 8. NANCY SUMMERSETT Not a care in the world. Sports; Gym 3. Activ- ities; Home Ec. k, Art Clus I, Chorus I. Future Plans; Unknown. Entered NBH: 9 JOY WESTEN Time waits for no one, that's why I'm always late. Sports; Basketball 2, Baseball 2. Activities; Band k, Chorus 3� Home Ec. , Math. Club 2, Art Club I. Future Plans; Marriage. Entered NBH: EEEVEIITH GRADE Virginia Horton..............President Mary Ruhlman .... Vice-President Martha Moore.................Treasurer Douglas Rowbotham .... Secretary Tom Almas Doreen Albright Ivan Anderson Mary Bader Norma Byers Betty Chambers Cora Chapman Dennis Cichorachi Marion Clark Donna Jean Clendenan John Gossman Ellen Griffin Harold Grinnell Ann Gural Bill Heath Dorothy Heatley Mary Ellen Hutton Melvin Inman Bonnie Kennedy Harry Klaus Ward Laur Henry McLeod Dorothy McDowell Ralph McMullin ELfVtnTH GRADE Mildred Martin Nancy Martin Sandra Matthews Tom Milulski Elizabeth Patrick Rita Jean O’Rourke Pat O’Rourke Sarah Raymond Rose Marie Repic Russell Robinson Charles Russell Oscar Schierlinger Donald Senko Charlotte Skwirsk Glenn Sohn Clarence Stortz Mary Thompson Margaret Vielhaber Jo-Ann Westen ABSENT Bob Chapin Shirley Hallead Lyman Stevens.................President Marjorie Laur .... Vice-President Audrey Swoish.................Secretary Mary Jane Brusie..............Treasurer TCHTH GRADE Donald Ankley Dick Artress Margaret Audet Darlene Bader Jean Bean Beatrice Blackmere Evelyn Chapman Elaine Chase Lucille Cloutier Richard Coates Cleo Coe Maxine Coe Edward Ferkowicz. Lumaryllis Fry Wilbert George Hazel Hewitt Bill Hodgkins on Junior Hallenbach Ralph Hunt Dick Keller Verne Kelsey Cary Koehler Virginia Krawczyk Norma Jean Kreiner _ TfllTH grade Alice Lake Gladys May Lake Richard La Valley Carl McDowell Douglas Mclnally William McNish Orva Jane Moore Walter Nietzke Ellen Nolan Iris Jean Osborn Donald Pratt Andrew Repic Ruth Schierlinger Barbara Schlaud Francis Schlaud La Verne Schlaud Lucille Schlaud Robert Snover Leonard Solon Donna Stoneburgh Rose Ann Super Elenor Talcott Donald Travis Marilyn Westen ABSENT Elsie M. Johnston Doris Markle Jim Ma-rkle Barbara Matthews William Stiglich.............President Margaret Brusie . . . .Vice-President Shirley Sockham..............Secretary Beverly Patrick..............Treasurer Donna Allen Barbara Almas Vernon Almas Marjorie Bean Donald Blackmer Jerome Boyle Ronald Brown Donna Byers John Castle Robert Chambers Owen Cheney Patricia Cook Allen Dodds Grace Dodds John Engelman Donald Evans Doris Fermingham Norma Gossman Donald Grinnell Sigmund Gura J ohn Hayden Donald Heron Junior Heron J oan Hicks Marilyn Hilts Patricia Horton Willis Hudson Clarence Hurd Betty Hutton Marvin Johnson Lee Kelly Clarence Kennedy Dorothy Klauka Norma Klauka Violet Lake Agnes Linck Clarence Lindquest Harry McConnell Mable McConnell Patrica Martin Lloyd Maynard Edward Mikulski Larry Miles Martha Miles Leaor Miller Elvyn Moore Norma Moore Patricia Morey Janet Myers Fred Naracon John Nellenback Beverly O’Brion Floyd Raymond GRADE Beverly Render Janet Richard Jean Richard Edsel Ross Robert Schank Vivian Scharf T om Schlaud Gerald Skwirsk Betty Lou Snover Gerald Sowles Louise Stine Jerry Strich Naomi Stuewer Carl Swadling Carol Swadling Donald Swoish Betty Tallieu Helen Van Marter Lois Veilhober Floyd Vollweiler Douglas Anderson ABSENT Stanley Bar log Willis Hudson James Morris Hugh Wnuck Ellen Jean Law Vice President Duane Stevens Secretary- Waiter Regatz Treasurer Kathleen Armstrong Charles Braidwood Kenneth Bruske Gerald Gordon Bush Marilyn Chambers Robert Cichoracki Marvin Currell Betty Ann Fercowicz Frank Flyn Felina Fricki Glenn Grinnell Jean Anne Hallock Gary Hoffman Thomas Jolicoeur Joan Krake John Kruschinske Billy Laur Ruth Lockwood Herbert McConnell Elmer Miller Jack Miller EIGHTH GRADE Genevieve Nellenbach Charles Papke Marvin Payne Earl Peotrowski Joan Re pic Ellen Richard Nancy Robinson Duane Schank Stanley Schank John Scharf Eugene Seelye Joseph Skwirsk Margaret Skwirsk Elaine Slater Eva Smith Fred Smith Ralph Smith Roy Stiglich Donna Strouel Douglas Strouel May Thompson Donald Weigel Billy Westen Ann Willet ABSENT Daniel Adamic Donald Mayberry SEVEflTH GRADE Gerald Schlaud President De Ann Hoffman Secretary- Junior Adams •Ella Blackmere Jean Sheuneman Harlene Boyle Kenneth Chambers Marie Cloutier George Crumper Barbara Jean Dearing Karl Fike Richard Bee Griffin Virgil Horton Eugene Howard Jerry Jamison Mary Ellen Kennedy Ronald Kozlowski Geraldine Kreiner John Binck Bruce Matthews Byle Murray Mary Jane Naracon Rita Nolan Ruth Ann O’Neil Shelbie Papke Vera Patrick Bucille Schank Raymond Schank Francis Scharf Gerald Schutz Barbara Slater Barbara Tater Ward Thompson Dale Waigel Mary Jo Wilson Julie Ann Zrnick I a, a 1 ft , a 0 - | a € ft - i ft i . w a f y m , . a «7-1 SIXTH GRADE Rosemary Adams Gloria Ankely Nancy Akers Geraldine Barck Eugene Bowman Doris Braidwood Bernard Bader Carol Bauman Ellen Ann Boyle Nathan Burt Jerry Castle Judy Castle Kenneth Chambers Stanley Chase Robert Cloutier James Ferrier Jean Fricki Sandra Fricki Duane Gillis Donald Gould Jack Griffin Robert Harris Ronald Harley Clarence Linck Richard Jolicoeur Frank Margrif George Medbury Roger Murray Jerry Nellenbach Barbara O’Neil Maxine Podvin Nancy Ritter Jack Ruttidge Yvonne Schank Peter Schauld Ronnie Seelye James Skwirsk Della Smith Marion Smith Marvin Smith Eugene Spencer Paul Stacy Anson Stelmak Norman Stine Gary Stoneburg Pauline Tanguay Marlin Taylor Edward Turner William Vollweiler Cecil Watson Robert Weston Jack Wnuk ABSENT Kieth Heatly Carlton Morse flfTH GRADE Bonnie Baker Rosa Baker Mina Boyle Dick Brim Jimmie Chase Allen Cloutier Nancy Cloutier Larry Coates Janet Crawford Frank Cum per Carol De Grow Jewel Gardner William Houck Robert Hunt Thelma Kreiner Diana Locklin George McConnell Perry McConnell Stanley Miller Melvin Murray Bobbie Naracon Kathryn Nolan James O’Neill John O’Neill Ellen Papke Jack Render Betty Reynolds Frank Richards Arthur Schank Richard Schank Kaye Schnepp Barbara Seeley Joyce Sharrard Betty Skwirsk Charles Stacey Arden Stevens Billie Stine Donald Vollweiler Jimmy Westfall George Wilhelm Jane Wilson Richard Wynn fODRTH GRADE Joyce Andrews Paul Ankley Lois Barkowska Helen Boyle Dorothy Brace John Bruman Leatta Butterfield Alfred Castle Mary Fern Cobb Judith Dearing Karl Fisher Francis Fricke Yvonne Fuller Annabelle Gasca Joseph Gasca Robert Gould Charles Grinnell Claude Horton Betty Houck George Hunt Rosemary Jolicoeur Bonnie Kennedy Joseph Kozlawski Frederick Linck John Lackner Orville McConnell Sharon McIntosh Donna Neaves Raymond Porritt Ronald Rhode Jessie Rossman Bernard Rhulman Joyce Scharf Richard Slater Sharon Slater Betty Tatar Jay Thompson Larry Thompson Carol Trato Charlotte Turner Judy Ward Ruth Weingartz ABSENT Phyllis Bruman Arnold Morris Robert Morse Judy McKellen Carolyn Rhode THIRD GRADE Norman Adamic David Albright Gerald Bader Blanche Baker Leroy Bennett Arletta Blackmere Arnold Bowman Lyle Boyle Ruth Brace Sandra Brim Roberta Bruman Joseph Bruman Janet Burack Richard Butterfield Ronald Caldwell Leroy Chase Lonna Jean Cobb Charline Cumper Joyce Crawford Sharon DeGrow Joyce Ferrier Wendell Ferry Louis Goodrich Frances Gossman David Grinnell Beverly Hough Colleen Horeck Joanne Hunt Herman Klauka Joan Klauka Darla Locklin Harold Molzon Phillip Matthews Darlene McVean Carol McVean Loretta Monette Larry Neave s Jimmy Nietzke Michael Patrick Ronald Radcliffe John Repic Frederick Rhode Marilyn Richards Louis Ruhlman Paul Schank Rita Schlaud Robert Schueneman Tommy Stelmak George Stoneburgh Frank Skwirsk Raymond Tanguay Joan Thompson Dennis Wnuk Mable Zrnich Absent; Gordon Parritt Robert Rankine SfCOND GRADE Dale Bauman Mary Ann Bauman Caroline Boyle Richard Brace Russell Brace Henry Burack Tommy Butterfield Jo Ann Castle Bernard Chase Thomas Cloutier Ralph Deshetsky Bill Fricke Judy Gould Charles Griffin Dorothy Goss John Grinnell Richard Harley Larry Houck Reno Krause Carol Lackner Marcella Linck Frederick Margriff Bertha Mathews Richard McClements Anson McConnell Ida McConnell Cynthia McHarlen James Morrison Margie Murray Donald Nellenback Beverly Parker Dale Parker Alvin Parritt Ronald Rachow Jerry Rhode Carol Richard Marie Robinet Shirley Robinet Emma Jean Ross Austin Rossman Ralph Scharf James Scrimger Shirley Smoke Richard Wilhelm Robert Young ABSENT Janice Aker Marie Bruman Janice Rankine Janet Ann Rhode fIRST GRADE Michael Barkowska Tommy Barnes Irene Bennett Leonard Bruman Donald Caldwell David Cloutier Dorothy Crawford Carol Deshetsky Allan Ferrier J o Ann Fike Lyndon Ford Larry Frickie George Goodrich Billy Gossman Ross Hollack Shirley Kriener Junior Lamphier Eddie Linck Denise Lockin Howard Mathews Mary Ann McClemens Henery McConnell Ronnie Monette Mary Jane Monroe Paul Morrison Jackie Bill Pierce Douglas Radcliffe Sue Ann Ritter Joyce Robinet Anna Ross Lewis Smith Clark Smoke Lee Stevens Leona Stine Delores Thompson Dianne Torr Ronnie Ward Eddie Wilson Janice Yenglin Marie Bowers ABSENT Lee Bruman Billy Lewis KinDERBORTEI Douglas Baird Donald Bauman Ronald Bauman Linda Brace Karen Jo Brimm David Bruske John Bush Judy Caldwell Michael Castle David Fitch Billy Harrison Bette Kay Hoffman Robert Klauka Carolyn Ann Kozlowski Earl Kreiner Velma Lazar Elayne Lewis Diane McGuire Susanne Medbury Mary Ann Papke Arthur Podvin Shirley Reynolds Mark Rhode Doris Ritter Ellen Robinet Ronald Schlaud John Scrimger Billie Sillers Rose Smoke Maryan Stiglich Monica Tanguay RoyleenT orr ABSENT Jeanne Kohler Ellen Stoneburgh Judy Thompson CULL BOOFIO SEPTEMBER 6 School opened 3 First regular classes 19 senior pictures f.. . % • ■ - 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A •■ •c - v;.- . ‘iUV 'v - : v -■ A V i.V'.rv • '■ . %. ..- • %% o, ? V vS ti. , V: iT; . •Vi % vA:v v..?v ■• -.V- % ft •S' 1. r.V: SUOMI • poPpt c fOO'?e, U pflO AS noA S n ' % s? % I'- s«; .. . . ••;• ...............- f.� x I Vc ‘ i JANUARY 9 School opens I7-|8 Semester exams 23 Second semester £ •s- 9 Ass BRUARy QLy. ,6Cot«orn“!C? 0 £? I V L WG I ? pCER) 'Nec ?.• , ..v r ■ ■;iv .4 :-:v • ?;v I Vi s I •V. V,- v- '. • MARCH Fourth report cards 6 Assembly: T. B. Lecture 22 Sports banquet 2k Assembly: State Police § ft� ‘ •'ll £ tS V:- r� •i'.' V' 8? 0 .‘s' .v N-- 0 o 5 4 ’.Av .. • v-C : t v •3c 'i; vF 4 ■ 0 ?7 « v If -:?r -:v V .til C-i.'. v ?. ? - • ’V v £ 'AV a V 11 . ' • _v ; y- .’• • v!v % tv -: •� :V •n • . ■' ■ iC ? w'6 !! tN°S t A . 1 c« „;.v SEC CVsXsttR gs ■. . ■ • ..... .;iv OUR Dfly We arrive Ever have a message for the Superintendent “first thingn in the morning ? out day for the Preparing lessons Taking a peek into a very busy office. Miss Flory apparently- enjoyed lunch,too! Working toward lunch: Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Mikulski, Mr. Naracon, Mrs. Re pic. Speaking of lunch! Mr. Pesek takes his work seriously. We are lucky to have a way home. School is Out! Mr. Stickle has a way with students. The custodial staff is glad that “day is over”: Mrs. Miller, Mr. Kennedy,Mr. Martin, Mr. Harris. “The most successful play in years” was the comment frequent- ly heard after the presentation of “A ReadyMade Family.” Mr.La- Groe, our director, helped us greatly to make this evening a really memorable one for our audience. r •- • SEIUOR PLflS FRONT ROW: Wanda Bruske, Elaine Laur, Joan Laur, Doris Klauka. SECOND ROW; Stanley Miller, Joan Audet, Rosemary nellenback, Patricia McGuire, Janis Pratt , Joy Westen. SEDIOR SCORE CARD NAME Shirley Akers Gerald Ankley Joan Audet Maxine Beadle Neil Blackmer Kathleen Bowman Dave Brusie Wanda Bruske Edward Buckner Betty Cooper Mary Curell Ross Deo Tom Diegle John Ferrier Paul Fike Ruth Grinnell Arthur Hallock Mary Harris Carolyn Hatlestad Merton Hobson Sharon Hohman Doris Klauka Donald Knox Berniece Kreiner Lorraine Lange Elaine Laur Joan Laur Rosemary Linck Pat McGuire Charles McLaughlin John McTaggart Stanley Miller Darla Moore Ruth Naracon Cecilia Nellenbach Rosemary Nellenbach Mike Pasteurnak Janice Pratt Burdetter Render Junior Safford Cecilia Schlaud Ernie Senko Carl Skwirsk Gene Stevens Nancy Summer sett Joy Westen WORDS THAT FIT Small but quick Eyes that twinkle Tall, slim and a temper A bundle of laughter Tall, dark and handsome A most reserved girl Well concealed thoughts Will make you believe anything They don’t come much smaller Sweetest thing next to heaven She doesn’t have muscles for nothing Tall is the only word for him Arrogant as a king Somewhat proud, but nice His looks will kill Studying isn’t hard at all The devil is in his eyes Hair that shines like gold Her mind is greatly troubled King joker of them all Carefree as the world You can never study too much Girls are his smallest concern A pleasing personality Quiet as a mouse Always has a new joke Has an answer for everything Her smile is a shy one Her life is that of men Everything’s worth a laugh Blushing comes easy A package of ambition A sophisticated mademoiselle She likes her men Bewildered as a new born babe Her smile is sweet Life is a great hardship The lady of the class Let the others do the work A woman and he's happy Most likable sense of humor Studying doesn’t make sense Smart as a whip Seldom heard, seldom seen Foot loose and fancy free Happy-go-lucky PET PEEVE Noisey study halls Not enough trips to Lansing Men Mr. Currie Too many classes None Noon hours No spring vacation Not enough Cadillac’s None Room 204 Not enough students at games None None Not enough field trips School Mr. Currie Studying Men Long dresses, little monsters School None Not enough field trips None Noon hour activities No spring vacation Class gripers, never volunteer North Lake School Teachers disliking you Girls Most teachers Crowded lockers, cold rooms Miller Lake School books Noon hour activities None Class meetings at noon hour None School Lack of mirrors in bathroom None None Girls Art Club meetings Mr. Stickle 35 SfniOfi ELECTION Most Popular Best Gift of Gab Neatest Dressed Most Likely To Succeed First To Marry Class Pest Most Reserved Shyest Best Athlete Basketball F ootball Baseball Most Comical Best Dancer Wittiest Most Respected M ost Talented Most Absent Minded Class Pessimist Class Optimist Best Boy Physique Hardest To Date Greatest Heartbreaker Most Handsome Woman Hater C ute st Man Hater GIRL BOY Betty Cooper T om Diegle J oan Laur Merton Hobson Pat McGuire John Ferrier Doris Klauka Tom Diegle Mary Harris Paul Fike J oan Laur Merton Hobson Doris Klauka, Kathleen Bowman Gerald Ankley Betty Cooper Gerald Ankley J oan Laur Junior Safford Tom Diegle John Ferrier Joan Laur Merton Hobson J oan Laur John Ferrier Joy Westen Merton Hobson Kathleen Bowman Dave Brusie Sharon Hohman Merton Hobson Rosemary Linck Merton Hobson J oan Audet John Ferrier J oan Laur Merton Hobson Neil Blackmer Gerald Ankley Pat McGuire Tom Diegle Gerald Ankley Pat McGuire Ruth Grinnell SENIOR FAVOF Orchestra Movie Actress Movie Actor Sport (to watch) Sport (to play) F ood Topic of Conversation Favorite Hangout Car Ente rtainments FACULTY Best Liked Best Physique Best Looking Strictest Re spected Hardest Marker Absent Minded Interesting Wittiest Hardest Course Best Instructor SCHOOL Greatest School Improvement Greatest School Need Greatest School Rival Greatest School Regret - ITE ELECTIONS Cornhuskers Shirley Temple Alan Ladd F ootball Baseball Pie Girls Standard Station F ord Dancing ELECTIONS 1. Bruce-Currie (2) Hocking-Church 1. Bruce (2) Grant (3) Krepps 1. Grant (2) Flory (3) Hocking 1. La Groe-Stickle (2) Hocking 1. Stickle (2) Hocking (3) Currie 1. Currie (2) Hocking (3) La Groe 1. Currie (2) Pesek (3) Warren 1. Currie (2) La Groe (3) Flory 1. Currie (2) La Groe (3) Stickles 1. History (2) Government (3) Physics 1. Hocking (2) Stickle (3) Church ELECTIONS New Band Room Better Teachers Marie tte Leaving School-and-Mr. Currie FIRST ROW: Sandra Matthews, Barbara Schlaud, Ellen Nollen, Sarah Raymond, Rosemary Nellenbach, Lyman Stevens Orva Moore SECOND ROW: Mary Thompson, Norma jean Byers, Doreen Albrecht, Alice Lake, Evelyn Chapman, Donald Grinnell, Leora Miller, Jo Ann Westen, Marilyn Westen, Mary Curell, Nancy Martin, Cora Chapman, Mary Ellen Hutton, Rose Ann Super, Lucille Schlaud, D rleen Bader, Beverly Patrick. THIRD ROW: V.v.an Scharf, Janet Richards, Pat Horton, Beverly Render, Pat Cook, Owen Cheney, Mary Harris, Pat McGuire, Donna jean Clenden- nan Joy Westen, Paul Fike, Ed Mikulski, Donald Evans, Eleanor Talcott, Harold Grinnell, Mary Ruhlman, Bill monish, Barbara Almas, Lorraine Lange, Dorothy McDowell, Marjorie Laur, Maxine Beadle, Elaine Laur Merton Hobson. FOURTH ROW; Charles Russell, Charles McLaughlin, Betty Tallieu, Norma Gossman, Mr. Church’ STAGE- Donna Stoneburg, Audrey Swoish, Rose Marie Repic, Joan Laur, Margaret Brusie. The creation of a Music Department was authorized by the Board of Education in 1923. Mr. John Church, our present Director, was retained. Upon his arrival he found just two or three instruments, but by the following spring additional equipment was purchasedand 18 students trained o make theirfirst public appearance. Itwas not un- til 1938 that we secured our first uniforms. The 67 piece band presents two public concerts yearly. That the band has grown into the hearts of our community is evidenced by the fact that thru its support of these concerts we have been enabled to purchase $3,000 worth of new equipment during 1949 alone. Other activities of the Music Department include the Girls Glee Club composed of 43 voices, the Boys Glee Club with 17 members, the Junior Glee Club of 54 voices, the Cadete Band of 43 pieces, and the Beginners Band of 15 children from the grades. These groups furnish music formany school activities such as pep meetings, foot- ball games, basketball games, assemblies, as well as social functions within the com- munity. 37 SEMOR GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: Mary Jane Brusie, Peggy Audet, Rita O’Rourke, Norma Jean Kreiner, Mary Bader, Joan Laur, Marian Clark, Norma Jean Byers, Doreen Albrecht, Cecilia Nellenbach, Darleen Bader, Ellen Nolan. SECOND ROW: Lucille Cloutier, Donna Stoneburgh, Virginia Krawczyk, Joan Weston, Bonnie Kennedy, Marilyn Weston, Sharon Hohman, Kathleen Bowman, Mary Harris, Pat McGuire, Elaine Laur, Maxine Beadle, Barbara Schlaud, Donna Jean ClEndennan. THIRD ROW: Cora chapman, Shirley Akers, Ann Gural, Sandra Matthews, Evelyn Chapman, Carolyn Hat- lestad, Mary Ruhlman, Janice Pratt, Iris Osburn, Ruth Sch i e rl i nger , Nancy Martin, Lorraine Lang, Margie Laur, Martha Moore, Lucille Schlaud, Rosemary Nellenbach. BOyS’ GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW; Owen Shenny, Charles Russell, Harold Grinnell, Donald Pratt, Paul Fike, Ed Mikowski. SECOND ROW: Henry McLoud, Vern Kelsey, Tom Schlaud, Harry McConnell, Bob Chambers, Lyman Stevens. THIRD ROW: Donald Evans, Merton Hobson, Clarence Herd, Tom Mikowski, Clarence Lindquist, Mr. John Church-Director. MBs SS3S A X mm chorus FRONT ROW: Ellen Law, Ella Blackmer, Betty Hutton, Lois Vielhaber, Pat Martin, Jean Richards, Naomi Stuewer, Sally Moore, Ellen Richards, HarlEne Boyle, Jean Ann Hallock, Rita Nolan, Lucille Weingartz, Shirley Dockham, Marilyn Chambers. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Kreiner, Mary Jane Naracon, Margaret Brusie, B rbara Tater, Joan Repic, Grace Morse, Marjorie Bean, Marilyn Hilts, Donna Lou Allen, Felina Fricke, Marie Cloutier, Donna Belle Byers, Norma Klauka, Carol Swaddling, Mary Ellen Kennedy, Barbara Dearing, Mr. Church-Director. THIRD ROW: Louise Stine, Leora Miller, Mary-Jo Wilson, Beverly Patrick, Pat Cook, Pat Morey, Mabel McConnell, Joan Hicks, Agnes Linck, Barbara Almas, Elaine Slater, Barbara Slater, Helen Van Marter, Shelbie Papke, Janet Richards, Lucille Schank, De Ann Hoffman, Eva Smith. JUIIIOR BAUD FRONT ROW: Marilyn Chambers, Jean Ann Hallock, Mary Jane Wilson, Lucille Weingartz, Arleen Boyle, Patricia Martin, Reta Nolon, Ruth Lockwood, Pat Morey, Betty Klauka, Ellen Jean Law. SECOND ROW: Doris Braidwood, Stob Watson, Kenneth Chambers, Frank Flynn, Thomas Jolicoeur, Ellen Richards, Jo-Ann Krake, Felina Fricke, Carl Swaddling, Sally Moore, Carl Fike, Marvin Paine, Jerry Bush, Charles Braidwood, Eugene Howard. THIRD ROW: Jerry Jamison, Joan Repic, Glen Grinnell, Gary Hoffman, Donna Bell Byers, Donna Allen, Neoma Stewart, Gerald Schlaud, B i ll Laur, Clarence Lindquest, Don Blackmere, Marilyn Hilts, Marggie Bean, Carol Swaddling, DeAnn Hoffman, Grace Moore, Geraldene Kreiner, Beverly Davis. HARD AT WORK YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE! THE VERY BEST FRONT: Mr. John Church, Joan Laur, Donna Stoneburgh, Margaret Brusie, Rose Marie Repic, Audrey Swoish. fllTURE HOmtmflKEflS Of flmfRICfl FIRST ROW: Rose Ann Super, Mary Ellen Hutton, Beverly Patrick, Vivian Scharf, Janet R.charos, Leora Miller Mary Currel, Maxine Beadle, Doreen Albrecht, Donna Stoneburg, Norma Gossman, Betty Snover, Nancy Summerset Lucille Cloutier. SECOND ROW: Rose Mary Link, Rose Mary Nellenback. Lois Veilhaber, Mary Harris, Marjorie Laur, Margaret Brusie, Annie Gural, Miss Warren-Instructor, Donna Allan, Ruth Schierlinger, Virginia Horton Kathryn Bowman, Janet Meyers, Ruth Grinnell, Ruth Naracon. THIRD ROW: Martha Miles, Pat Cook, Pat Morey! Eleanor Talcott, Maxine Coe, Virginia Krawczyk, Donna Jean Clendennan, Jo-Ann Westen, Martha Ann Moore, Joan Hicks, Lumaryllis Fry, Elaine Chase, Darlene Bader, Cleo Coe. FOURTH ROW: Audrey Swoish, Mabel McConnell, Grace Dodds, Norma Jean Kreiner, Lucille Schlaud, Barbara Schlaud, Barbara Matthews, Sandra Matthews, Cecilia Schlaud, Joy Westen, Orva Moore, Beatrice Blackmer, Doris Markle, Jean Bean. FIFTH ROW; Donna Byers, Mary Jane Brusie, Ellen Nolan, Beverly Render, Elaine Laur, Peggy Audet, norma jean Byers, Beverly 0 Brien, Marion Clark, Cecilia Nellenbach, Louise Stine, Mary Bader, Grace Dodds, Cora Chapman, Carol Swadoling. SIXTH ROW Bonnie Kennedy, Evelyn Chapman, Iris Osborn, Alice Ann Lake, Rose Marie Repic, Patricia Horton, Margaret Veilhaber, Barbara Almas, Marilyn Westen, Agnes Linck, Marilyn Hilts, Marjorie Bean, Rita 0«Rourke. fUIURf MIMRS Of flITIEfilCfl FIRST ROW: Willis Hudson, Donald Swoish, Allen Dodds, Fred Naracon, Norman Maynard, Walter Nietzke, Douglas Anoerson, Carl Swadling, Dick Artress, Lavern Schlaud, Douglas McInally, Stanley Barlog, Lymon Stevens. SEC- OND ROW: James Markle, Bill Hodgkinson, Don Knox, Gerald Ankley, Owen Cheney, Clarence Kennedy, Charles Mc- Laughlin, Hugh Wnuk, Floyd Vollweiler, Larry Miles, Bernard Schlaud, Merton Hobson, Edward Ferkowicz, Bill McNish. THIRD ROW: Pat O'Rourke, Lee Kelly, Donald Herring, Bob Snover, Tom Schlaud, Ralph McMullen, Clarence Hurd, Andy Repic, Don Traverce, Carl Dooghie, Vern Almas, Don Evans, Dick LaValley, Leslie Pesek-|nstructor. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Stevens, Ernie Senko, Dave Brusie, Don Senko, Harry Klaus, Dick Keller, Henry McLeod, John McTaggart, Dick Coates, Tom Almas, Paul Fike, Jr. Safford, Eoward Mikulski. HlflTH CLUB FRONT ROW: Evelyn Chapman, Orva Moore, Mary Jane Brusie, Mr. Albert Stickle-Instructor, Peggy Audet, Cleo Coe. SECOND ROW: Clarence Stortz, Maxine Coe, Joy Westen, Dorothy McDowell, Elaine Laur, Joan Laur, Rose Marie Rep.c, Donna StonEburgh, Barbara Schlaud. THIRD ROW; Alice Lake, Virginia Horton, Sandra Matthews, Marjorie Laur, Charles Russell, Henry McLeod, Harold Grinnell, Carl McDowell, Lyman Stevens, Rose Ann Super. ART CLUB FRONT ROV : Donald GRInnEll, Joan Ruth Naracon. SECOND ROW; Dick Rose Marie Repic, Rose Mary L Schlaud, Agnes Linck, Paul Fike, Summersett, Mary CuREll. Laur, Joy westen, Miss NorinnE Flory-Instructor , Maxine Coe, Evelyn Chapman, Artress, Shirley Akers, Nancy Martin, Berniece Kreiner, Margaret Vielhaber, inck, Donna Stoneburgh, Norma Gossman, Beverly Render. THIRD ROW: Cecilia Clarence Hurd, Oscar Schierlinger, Douglas Row Botham, Merton Hobson, Nancy FRONT ROW; Ruth Naracon, Mary Curell, Nancy Summerset. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Currie, Stanley M.ller, Ross Deo, John Ferrier, Leland McDowell. ABSENT: Denis Cichoracki. SECOND SEMESTER ONLY: Joan Audet, Arthur Hallock, Bud Render, Joy Westen. OUR FIRST ANNUAL North Branch High Sci-iooi Senior Class Annual 1902. Volume I. March .................. Invocation ............ Music .................. Charles Dickens .... Practical Geology . . . Vocal Solo ............. William,Cullen Bryant . Electricity ............ Music .................. Vocal Duet ............. Henry W. Longfellow . . Astronomy .............. Instrumental Solo . . . Recent Writers .... Histo-Prophecy .... Vocal Solo ............. Presentation of Diplomas Address ................ Music .................. Benediction ............ COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM--1902 43 ............ Mandolin Club .......... Reverend Freese ............ Mandolin Club ............ Mamie Langdon ................ Gussie Hunt .............. Beulah Harper ................ Ella Dayton ............ James Spencer ............ Mandolin Club Misses Ballard and McDougell ................... Lulu Orr ............ Mildred Riley ........ Charles Blackburn ................ Edythe Cook .......... Nellie McKillop ........ Miss Edythe Bolton .......... Mr. R.V. Langdon .......... Reverend Crosby ............ Mandolin Club .......... Reverend Reilley STUDfllT COUHCIL SECOND ROW: Mr. George Grant, Mr. Robert Currie, Mr. Edward Gallagher, Mr. Wesley Clayton, Mr. Albert Stickle. Mr. Edward Krepps. FRONT ROW: Bill Stiglich, Audrey Swoish, Doris Klauka, Stanley Miller, Virginia Horton, Shirley Dockham, Lyman Stevens. VflRSITy CLUB FRONT ROW: Dick Coates, Tom DEigel, John Ferrier, Dave Brusie, Oscar Schierlinger , Tom Mikulski, Neil Black- mer. Coach Bruce. SECOND ROW: Ernie Senko, Don Senko, Claude Safford, Ross Deo, Harry Klaus, Bob Chapin, Tom Alams, Coach Grant. THIRD ROW: Stanley Miller, Lavern Schlaud, Ralph Hunt, Andy Repic, John Gossman, Glen Sohn, Ward Laur, Leland McDowell, Bill Stiglich. Bill Heath, Virginia Horton, Ruth Schierlinger , Margaret Audet, Ann Gural, Mary Jane Brusie. Kick to the left Huddle FRONT ROW; Ward Laur, Tom Diegel, Bod Chapin, Andy Repic, Claude Safford, Oscar Schierlinger, Neil Blackmere , J.hn Ferrier, Bill Stiglich, Tom Mikowski, Dave Brusie, Jack Nellemback. SECOND ROW; Head Coach J m Bruce, Henry McLoud, Ernie Senko, Glen Sohn, Ralph Hujt, Donnie Senko, Ross Deo, Tom Almas, Harry Klaus, Leland McDowell, John Gossman, Carl McDowell, Asst. Coach George Grant. FOOTBALL SCORE 1949 Brown City 0 North Branch 0 Decker ville 7 0 Yale 40 0 C r oswell 34 0 Sandusky 39 6 Ma rlette 46 6 Millington 48 13 Dryden 44 12 FRONT ROW: Ward Laur, Douglas Row Botham, Walter Nietzke, Clarence Stortz, Dennis Chichoracki, Douglas Me I ally, Jerry Strick, Melvin |nma::, John Castle, Jack Nellenbach. SECOND ROW: Coach Jim Bruce, Ed Ferko- wicz, Ivan Anderson, Leonard Solon, Edsol Ross, Marvin Johnson, Dick Artress, Coach George Grant. THIRD ROW: Gary Koehler, Jim Markle, John Engleman, Ivan Moore, Ver Almas, Dick La Valley. Brusie’s quarterback sneak. Whoa boys ! Double reverse. A t.d. for Oscar. Time out. THE DflmflDfl GO III f 48 VflBSITy BHSKfTBDLL FRONT ROW: Laverne Schlaud, Stanley Miller, Ross Deo, Oscar Schierlinger Tom Almas. SECOND ROW; Tom Mikulski, Bob Chapin, Tom Diegle, Dave Brusie. THIRD ROW: Ralph Hunt, Harry Klaus, Ward Laur, Bud Render, Coach Grant. BACK ROW: Leland McDowell, John Ferrier, Claude Safford, Don Senko. BASHfTBflLL RESfRVtS FRONT: Jack Nellenbach, Ward Laur, Bill Stiglich, Leonard Solon. SECOND: Elvyn Moore, Andy Repic, Don Traverse, Dick La Valley. BACK: Glenn Sohn, John Gossman, Jerry Strich, Coach Bruce. Leonard Solan Bill Stiglich Ross Deo BASKETBALL STUDIES BASKETBALL 1949-50 Leonard Solan Photos by Oliver Brown City 30 N. B. 26 C roswell-Lex. 30 31 Deckerville 41 17 Marie tte 54 30 Sandusky 57 22 Yale 49 8 Mar le tte 69 23 Imlay City 66 20 May ville 57 11 C roswell-Lex. 44 20 Deckerville 31 28 Otisville 37 25 Sandusky 60 31 Yale 56 35 Mayville 68 47 Claude Safford, David Brusie, Bud Render Stanley Miller, Tom Diegel «s ALL in fll EVEIIHG Of 8flSK£IBflLLfUO VflfiSITy BASEBALL 1949 FRONT ROW: Tom Diegel, Ralph Bartkowi ak, Lavern Schlaud, Ward Laur, Andy Repic, Pete Stacy. 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