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

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CHARLES ASBURY History Guidance Director University of Michigan; B. A. MISS GERTRUDE HARTLEY Junior High Social Studies B. S. A. M. Still water Okla. Central Michigan College of Education MISS ELIZABETH BANKS Engl i sh Western Michiqan College of Education; M. A. MISS BERTHA W. HOCKING Commerical Subjects B. S. Nebraska State University; Central Michigan College of Education University of Michigan; JOHN R. CHURCH Band and Glee Clubs Life Certificate High S chool Faculty EDWARD C. KREPPS Shop B.Sc Central Michigan College of Education HOMER LEGREE Science, Driver Training George Pepperdine College A. B. DONALD E. MARSHALL W. History Coach Michigan State College

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MR. ALBERT W. STICKLE- A.B. Sr. High School Principal Central Michigan College of Education, Michigan State Normal College, University of Kansas- Adv. Mathematics Much of the world's beauty, truth, and inspiration is to be found in good poetry. The study of poetry and the memorization of the best will give our boys and girls a new birth of understanding of that beauty, truth, and inspiration given to our world by the greatest poets-of all ages. (For instance from THE BRIDGE BUILDER) The Builder lifted his old gray head Good Friend I have gone this way he said. But there followeth after me to-day, A youth whose feet must go this way. This chasm has held no fear for me But to him it may a pitfall be. He too must cross it in the Twilight dim So you see I'm building the bridge for him. Mr. Stickle MR. GERALD K. SIELSKI Junior High Principal History, Coach Central Michigan College of Education I suppose that to many the Annual, on the face of it, means pictures, pictures that will increase in significance as the years go by, a treasure house of memories made visible, and thereby kept fresh. The Annual also means Graduation, and Graduation time is a period of mixed emotions. It spells at one and the same time the contraries of beginning and end-- the end of four years of High School and the beginning of other and, no doubt, more varied endeavors. However that may be, the graduates of North Branch High School will always be graduates of North Branch High School, but the quality of their nearness to each other and the School will never be quite the same. A line from one of the great English writers comes to mind in which one character says to another: May our partings be as numerous as the stars of the sky.” An odd way to put it. One would think, until one remembers that there cannot be many partings with- out many meetings. So I say, then: May our partings be as numerous as the stars of the sky!” MR. SIELSKI

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LESLIE PESEK Agriculture B.S. Michigan State Life Certificate. Smith Hughes Vocational Teaching Certificate M. S. Ohio State University FRANK THOMAS Biology, Physical Education Football, Track Testing Director Michigan State College; B.S. MRS. PAULINE MEISEL Art, English University of Washington B. A. ALFRED SHAW English, Latin University of Ontario; A.B. Michigan State Normal; A.B. MISS MARIE SHUDRA Commerce Central Michigan College of Education B.S. MISS JUANITA STARK Math, Algebra Michigan State Normal B. A. MRS. BETTY VIELE Home Economics Michigan State College B.S. JACK VINCENT Math., Seventh Eighth Grades Basketball and Baseball Coach Athletic Director Central Michigan College of Education