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Page 15 text:
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During the 1972-73 school year, the Student Council organized and brought about many of the happenings here at North Branch. Some, such as homecoming week, peanuts day, and the dances, were meant to build spirit and designed for the enjoyment of the student body. Others, such as foreign exchange, the new dance rules, and the CKLW high school of the year contest, exposed us to the world around us. President, Randy Allen, had a very demanding task, heading our Stu- dent Council throughout the year. Greatly appreciated were the sugges- tions of our sponsors, Mr. Krepps and Mr. Schleicher. Many students made comments concerning the success of our Student Council, but the school year found individual student involvement some- times a difficult task to accomplish. 11
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Page 14 text:
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(THIS PAGE) ABOVE: The Student Coun- cil sponsored a very enjoyable assembly featuring The Freeway' Campus Life. ABOVE RIGHT: April Sieh pins the tail on the Bronco at the homecoming Activi- ties Day. RIGHT: Students work hard sign- ing cards for High School of the Year contest. (OPPOSITE PAGE) TOP: Cheer- leaders and football players lead N.B.H.S. in the Homecoming Parade. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Schleicher awards Mr. Gleeson his homecoming surprise for the parade. BELOW RIGHT: Cindy McNish is crowned Homecoming Queen — 1972 as her school and community look on. 10
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Bake sales, auctions, inductions, and flower sales were just a few of the events that took place in our hallways throughout the year, and the three clubs that provided them were Art, French, and National Honor Society. The National Honor Society sponsored a new interesting project this year, a United Nations in miniature. It gave the students of North Branch an opportunity to learn what actually goes on in the U.N. Visiting the Flint Institution of Art was one of the activities enjoyed by the Art club last fall, but most of the members will agree that raising the money for the trip was almost as much fun. Earning money in the French club takes a different appearance from most groups as they annually auc- tion off a pie in the face at their French auction. A hand crocheted rug was also raffled in preparation for their spring activities. New ideas, new activities and old time fun make for a happy place — Our World. 12
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