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

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(OPPOSITE PAGE) Top: With a little wine, and spicy pizza, Italy is represented in the mock U.N. Bottom Left: The 1973-74 Notional Honor Society. Bottom Right: Deep concentration is given towards the publication of the Bronco Banner. (THIS PAGE) Left: The 1973-74 Photography staff. Top Right: Masked by the camera, Frank Gyomory snaps another candid. Bottom Right: The 1973-74 Bronco Banner staff. 29

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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

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(THIS PAGE) Below: The Science Club of 1973-74. Right: Del DeHart puts the king in check.” Bottom Left: The 1973-74 Chess Club. Bottom Right: John Elmore must be careful in posi- tioning his offense for the oncoming knight. (OPPOSITE PAGE) Top: You have to really appreciate science in order to enjoy dissection as much as Ted Mobley, Brian LaValley, and Mike Auger. Bottom Left: It's time out for Randy Fisher and Sherry Gray. Bottom Right: The 1973-74 Ski Club.