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

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Mary Ellen Willson wills her physics book to Judy Ward. Clarence Curell wills his yard light to Josephine Ferkowicz. Edith Godfrey wills to Anne Bartholomy all of her unread books. Frank Taylor wills his position in Ag. Class to any Junior who takes Ag.—as they will need it. Rose Marie Gural wills her glamour and personality to Linda Myers. Marvin Taylor wills his ability to get along with all girls to Earl German and hopes he has just as much luck. MOCK ELECTION Best Looking Most All-Round Best Dressed Great Lover Class Musician Class Flirt Class Orator Jolliest Best Dancers Best Athletes Most Likely to Succeed Most Courteous Class Pest Class Pessimest Teachers' Pet Most Studious Late for Everything Most Popular Optimist Best Figure G Physique Cutest Couple Best Actor G Actress Carol DeGrow Carol DeGrow Rose Gural Dian Locklin Mildred Byers Dian Locklin Mary Willson Ellen Papke Dian Locklin Nancy Cloutier Betty Reynolds Betty Reynolds Jane Wilson Doreen Strauel Edith Godfrey Betty Reynolds Kaye Schnepp Carol DeGrow Barb Seelye Jean Randall Jean Randall Carol DeGrow Ron Aker Dick Wynn Marvin Taylor Jack Render Dick Wynn Jack Render Don Vollweiler Dick Wynn Jack Render Jim O'Neill Larry Frampton Larry Frampton Ronald Tipton Don Vollweiler Mexvin Murray Marvin Taylor Bill Stine Jim O'Neill Melvin Murray John O'Neill Ron Aker Richard Jones

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Carol Hebberd wills her smile and ability to get along with others to Frances Fricke. Jeanne Sutphen wills all her unwanted telephone calls to her sister Joyce and hopes she will put them to good use. Richard Jones wills his car to John Bruman so he can go whereever he wants to and see whomever he wants to. Dick Lyons wills his ability to talk constantly to Paul Ankley. Peter McKillop wills his racing ability to Mike LaValley. Stanley Miller wills to any Junior who will do a good job as he did, all the errands for Mr. Taylor. Joyce Toles wills her ability to get along with teachers to Charlotte McNish. Kathryn Nolan wills to Carolyn Rhode all her jolly times and hopes she will enjoy being a Senior too! Doreen Strauel wills her speedy and safe driving to Charles Symes. Russel Moore wills his ability to sleep in class to Sharon McIntosh. Leroy Myers wills his trips to Ohio to Donna Neaves—maybe she can enjoy it as Leroy did. Jimmy O'Neill wills his ever lasting smile to any Junior that needs it and hopes they will win as many friends as he did. Johnny O'Neill wills his snazy shirts to Earl German in hopes they will draw attention for him as they did John, Jim Radzwion wills his quietness to Helen Boyle— we hear she can change it in a hurry. Ronnald Tipton wills his ability to be a pest and tease to Joyce Shaver. Donald Vollweiler wills all the rest of his arguments with his teachers to Clement Lockwook so he will never run out. Richard Wynn wills his singing ability to Hugh Foster, we hear he needs it. Naome Jacot wills to Robert Engelman her real black hair so he will never be tempted to dye his. John Curtis wills all his studious ability to Bob Carpenter. Melvin Murray wills his nice name Cutie to any Junior who fits it as he did. June Jones wills her shyness to Nancy Hunter. Gail Nash wills his uniform from 7th hour gym to Alfred Castle. Sharon Jones wills her date calendar to Mary Cobb. Merle Misner wills all his quiet ways to Eileen Kelly. Betty Skwirsk wills to any Junior all her A's in Government. Jo Ann Sutphen wills her nice personality to any Junior girl that could put it to good use. Lan-y Frampton wills his position on the basketball team to Art Bessure.

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Class Prophecy Larry Frampton who was such a good sport is now known in every port. Merle Misener who is not very tall, has joined the Foreign Legion to get away from it all. Joyce Toles who was the queen of math, is now perfecting a bubbleless bubble bath. Rose Gural always wore neat clothes, now is in a dither because she has so many beaus. Barbara Seelye wanted to be a nurse, now as a chauffeur is driving a hearse. Jack Render who was a good dancer, is now on a quiz show seeking the right answer. Dick Schank who never had any cares, now is in Europe hunting bears. Jim O'Neill a jolly guy was he, now is on Honeymoon No. Three. Gail Nash, an end man in our minstrel, now works for aluminum foil, making Christmas Tree Tinsel. Edith Godfrey never missed a fact, has now found work as a steeplejack. Donald Vollweiler who liked to ride horses, has now joined up with the Armed Forces. Robert Barlog who did not go out for sports, is now repairing slot machines in Las Vegas resorts. Stanley Miller, a mild sort of fellow now serenades the girls with a voice that is mellow. John Curtis who was sometimes called Elvis, is now married and resting his Pelvis. Jim Radzwion who liked to snooze, has a still and is now making booze. Ellen Papke who always liked laughs, is now in the Circus taking care of Giraffes. Naomi Jacot who was so shy, has found herself a real nice guy. Vernon Steele who hardly said a thing, is now going to a buy a girl's ring. Dick Lyon who was so silly, is now married to a hill billy. Jeannie Sutphen who became engaged in school, is now teaching her 10 children the Golden Rule. Joanne Sutphen had trouble shifting in our Drivers Training Class, she is now shifting sweethearts how long will one last. Bill Howard who drove ever so fast, has finally settled down with his wife at last. Sharon Jones with boys she never took up, has now married five times number six coming up. Frank Cumper always a little guy was he, is now Captain of his own ship and sailing the seven seas. Melvin Murray the class joker true is now perfecting a stickyless glue. Jean Randall who was such a good girl is now a model for Milton Berle. Dian Locklin who was a little flirt, is now in Hawaii modeling a grass skirt. Jim Slieff an inventor of new kinds of pans, lives alone and prepares his meals out of cans.