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

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Orr, Mitchell Reign Over Homecoming Of course, one of the most important, traditional ac- tivities of the whole Homecoming week is the crown- ing of the King and Queen. With great anticipation, a hushed capacity half-time crowd watched as Cindy Orr was crowned as Homecoming Queen by last year’s winner, Kathy Joseph. To complete the week’s events on Saturday evening during the Homecoming dance, Bob Mitchell was named as the 1976 Homecoming King. 16

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1. Michelle Reynolds, Larry Porter, Kevin Hicks, and Ken Bodmer add the finishing touches to the Senior float. 2. A moment of silence gets Zelda Peters ready for the Fresh- men-Senior Powderpuff victory. 3. Freshmen-Seniors Sophomores- Ju- niors, battle it out during the poW- derpuff game. 4. Miss Hale, Mrs. Bethell, andMiss Otto fall in defeat as the Seniors outpowder them. 5. The 1976-77 Marching Bronco Band parades through town on Homecom- ing Day. 6. Tim Brusie watches as Ed Manese guides Margaret Herron’s clothes pins into the bottle. 7. The high school cheerleaders find that riding through town in the Home- coming Parade helps them save ener- gy. 8. A few Sophomores are speech- less about the Homecoming activi- ties. 15

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1. At a very tense moment, Kathy Joseph is pleased to crown Cindy Orr Homecoming Queen. 2. Realizing she is crowned Queen, Cindy cries out in happiness. 3. Now that it’s over, tears of happiness overcome Cindy Orr. 4. A few Seniors show their concern at Homecoming, while other Seniors show the school that they are 1. 5. The 1976-77 King’s Court. 6. Cindy Orr and Bob Mitch- ell enjoy themselves at the Homecoming Dance after their crowning. 7. The Junior’s Homecoming float, “Got You Red Baron,’’ pulls through for 1st place. 8. The Student Council dresses up principal Mr. Lambert as Mickey Mouse, which is an annual tradi- tion. 9. The 1976-77 Queens Court. 17