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

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The 1983 Snowcoming was fun and exciting for many students. New activities were introduced such as the “Hush Days” and the airband competitions. The introduction of new activities led to a fun-filled Snowcoming. On February 14th Snowcoming week began with Valentine’s Day, better known to be “Girl Hush Day.” In this activity, girls cannot talk to boys for one day. The next day was Boys Hush Day.” This activity ac-tually showed who could keep the quietest for one long day. The boys unfortunately didn’t do as well as the girls. The following day was the traditional Snowcom- ing assembly. It featured games, activities, and an airband competition which the seniors won with the great band, “The Shadows.” That night at the game everyone anxiously awaited the crowning of the queen during halftime. The 1982-83 Snowcoming Queen was Mary Dodds. Mary took over the spotlight of 1981-82 Snowcoming queen Mimi Garcia. The crowning of the king took place Saturday night at the dance. The Snowcoming King of 1982-83 was Jamie Schaller who was crown- ed by last years king Mike Ferkowicz. Snowcoming of 1982-83 brought everyone together to share the fun and excitement of class competition. It held many terrific moments for many North Branch High School students which shall always be remembered by all.

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Jamie And Mary Reign At Snowcoming This page: 1) Snowcoming Court and Representatives. L. to R. Sophomore Reps. Ed Ruhlman, Natalie Fantin. Junior Reps. Paula Rogers, Steve Burgess. Court: Bub Strich, Chris Adams, King: Jamie Schaller, Queen: Mary Dodds, Gary Goodrich, Connie Kohler. 2) Participating in a game is Theresa Braidwood and Paula Rogers. 3) Jeff Caldwell and Chris Woidan perform in an airband competi- tion, which took first place. 4) A very happy Mary Dodds is crowned 1982-83 Snowcoming Queen. 5) Mike Kohler emphasizes how much he likes Hershey’s chocolate.

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Prom — April 30, 1983, the night you have always dreamed of. Spending many hours dressing up for your date and staying out later than the usual curfew. The theme this year was “Through the Years” and approximately ninety-five couples enjoyed the evening of dancing at the Deerfield Hall, where refreshments were served and old pictures of their high school years were hung to bring back many memories. At 8:00 the dance began, Threshold” set the romantic mood of many memorial events that will be remembered by each student, none more than the glitter and sparkle of prom night. Mystery and romance filled the air as they danced to the music of “D.J. Steve Carter”. The only sadness in the night was knowing how the theme brought back many memories of “Through the Years”. From the look in the eyes of the Seniors, it was no doubt the ultimate event of their four years at North Branch and the 82-83 prom memories will remain always in the hearts of those who attended.