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

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 JOYCE CRAWFORD Her eyelashes could sweep the cobwebs from any man's heart. Band Jr. Play F. H. A. Class Officer MABEL ZRNICH A jolly chum is she And full of mischief too, When Miss Mable is around You simply can't feel blue. Ambition—College Social Work f Annual F. H. A. School Paper

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SHARON TALLIEU Why does everybody pick on me? Ambition—Secretary F.H.A. Junior and Senior Play Chorus Math Club Annual Staff School Paper RAYMOND TANGUAY RAY It's got a motor, It’s got a prop, It's got wings, let's see if it will fly. Ambition—Aviation F. F.A. Track Varsity Club Football Math Club ROBERT TITUS BOB If business interfere with pleasure, cut out the business. Ambition—Undecided F.F.A. FRED WEIGEL No sinner, yet no saint. Ambition—Hobo F. F. A. JOANN THOMPSON What's so pleasant as a day off. Ambition—Secretary Library School Paper Chorus F.H.A. Library BERNARD WILLSON BERNIE There must be a lot in me; nothing ever comes out. Ambition —Army Varsity Club Football Band Compliments of NORTH BRANCH ELEVATOR COMPANY Liquid Nitrogen Dairy and Poultry Feed Grain and Beans

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GlaU Jlniosuj, We began our freshman year in high school in 1955, with an enrollment of 96 students. However, before the year was over we were sorry to see Judy Edgett, Diane Farkas, Wilfred Kelly, Larry Seeds and Larry Smith leave our happy little clan. For our School Fair, that year we cleared $18.15, not a lot of money but we surely had a lot of fun. Our class officers were: President, Dick Butterfield; Vice President, Joyce Crawford; Secretary, Colleen Horrecki; Treasurer, Rose Ann Langferman. Our freshman sponsors were Mr. Allen Beebe and Mrs. Vera Engstrom. We were all very happy when the summer arrived and school closed but towards summer's end we all looked forward to getting together again in the fall. September 1956 and back to school once again, not quite so green on all the affairs of high school. Just to prove that we had learned a little something in our freshman year we did much better this year on the School Fair. We cleared a profit of $54.11. This made us feel pretty sophisticated. Our sponsors for this year were Mr. Paul Bush, Miss Nance Hartt, Mrs. Gretchen Oit and Mr. Phillip Daubert. Class Officers were President, Jim Jietzke; Vice President, Jerry Fettig; Secretary, Tom Stelmak; Treasurer, Lyndall Plumb. The students to leave us this year were Carolyn Kandt, Herman Klauka, Paul Schank, Paul Rhien, Charles Rhien, Art Robinson, Bob Shueneman, Duane Schwein and Thomas Summersette. Now that we had made it half way through our high school days we greeted the beginning of our junior year prepared for nearly anything that might come up. The School Fair this year brought us a total profit of $33.35. Class officers were President, Sharon DeGrow; Vice President, Jerry Fettig; Secretary, Tom Stelmak; Treasurer, Naomi Stover. Our sponsors, who were a great help to us this year, were Mrs. Cathryn Bugg, Mr. Roger Gildersleeve, Mr. George Sorota and Mr. Phillip Daubert. Students to leave us this year were Jens Erikson, Alma Lou Ford and Judy Jacot. We were upper classmen this year and we really felt that way after ordering our class rings in November. When they arrived in February we were so proud the rest of the students around us must have become terrifically tired of the constant talk about our class rings. During this year we tried our hand at acting by presenting our first high school play, Seventeen is Awfully Young. With the cooperation of students, teachers, custodians and parents, we put the play on successfully. We were all glad when our junior year came to a close but it certainly seemed as if the days and months of school were traveling very swiftly! Well we made it at last, our senior year finally arrived to bring forth all the fabulous glamour of being a Senior. Our class officers for this year were Tom Stelmak for President; Jim Netzke for our Vice President; Bob Rankin