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

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SUCCESS AT LAST! Though the days may seem to have slipped into nowhere, the memories will remain as vivid pictures in our minds. The ac- complishments that we have made, along with the new friends that we have attained, will not only serve as a reminder of our years at N.B.H.S., they will mark the beginning of the many successes and memories yet to come.

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Students Express Homecoming Spirit After many days of preparation, Homecoming week ended all to quickly. The special moments which were shared shall always be remembered. The announcement of the theme, “The Smurfs” set many dedicated and hard work- ing students off to the bams, with visions of a proud and victorious float parading around the football field on Homecoming night. For the class of 83”, it became a reali- ty for thier “Broncos will Smurf the Raiders” took first place. The PowderPuff will be remembered for all the fun and excitement it brought. The seniors along with coach Turner succeeded in defeating the juniors and coaches Quast and Yoder by a score of 13-0. The first dress up day was designated as “backwards day”, which had students wear there clothes backwards. But some seniors chose to go “backwards in time” by dressing in a “punk rock” style. In continuing with Homecoming week, Thursday was chosen by the student council to be “twin day”. The costumes ran from some rather ordinary to very unique outfits. The week ended with Blue and White Day” which showed that we were behind the team all the way. Activities Day was enjoyed by all. The spirit was high as the games began. Each class participated, but the Seniors were found to be victorious overall. The fun also continued with the Gong Show. This gave students a chance to show their talent. The ever-popular pep assembly followed the Gong Show. The ear-bursting cheers and yells from each class proved that Homecoming brought out the spirit in everyone. These events definitely added to the fun and excite- ment of Homecoming “82”. At the end of the fun filled week, spec- tators filled the streets of North Branch at 1:30, to view the 1982 Homecoming Parade which featured the band, King and Queen Court, representatives of each class, floats, and all the students who par- ticipated in the fall sports. The many ter- rific moments shared in this past week will always be remembered by everyone. 12