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

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(OPPOSITE PAGE) Middle Left: The 1973-74 Pep Club. Top Right: The Pep Club offers its support to the athletic teams during the year with bright and sometimes humorous signs. Bottom Right: The 1973-74 Varsity Club. (THIS PAGE) Left: Looking very real, John Robbins and Cindy Mobley try out for a part in an elementary production for Christmas, a PAC project. Below: The 1973-74 North Branch Chorus. Bottom: The 1973-74 Performing Arts Club, PAC.

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Raffles, senior-teacher games, play rehearsals, and sign making were all familiar but still enjoyable events that made memories of days at NBHS last forever. The three clubs that sponsored these old time favorites were the Pep, Varsity, and PAC clubs. Although the Pep club may not have been too vocal, they found working behind the scenes making signs a great boost for keeping the spirit high. During the holi- days, they raffled off a ham and a giant Christmas stock- ing to raise funds. The Varsity Club's membership increased greatly this year due to the many girls who earned varsity letters in the newly established girl’s athletic program. The activities of the group included parking cars and directing traffic at football games, ordering traditional letter jackets, and a trip to Cobo Arena to see a Pistons' basketball game. Even though the Performing Arts Club didn’t present any major performances this year, it still kept active by staging a number of small plays for the elementary chil- dren. The group also attended two plays at EMU, which provided a learning, as well as an entertaining experi- ence. 4 Groups Add Effort

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Problems, Achievements Face NHS, Banner Photographers The National Honor Society proved once again that it was not just a silent observer but, insteod, a concerned group. Due to the success of last year's UN seminar, the Society stoged another, with some needed improvements. The traditional tapping and induction ceremonies. Banana Day, book fair, and student exchange days were also activities sponsored by the NHS. Even though the BRONCO BANNER came out rather sporadically this year, the staff still managed to keep us informed about school happenings. The staff was quite small in number, which created some difficulty in publish- ing the BANNER at regular intervals. The photography staff was a newly formed group at NBHS. The staff con- sisted of a large number of students, and, at first, organization was a prob- lem. Through the year, however, this was improved and their work was greatly appreciated by the yearbook staff, students, and faculty. 28