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

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A Time For Every Purpose Under Heaven .

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For Everything There Is A Season; And As with all seasons Fall brought along a variety of activities ranging from pheasant and deer hunting to fiendish pranks. The Juniors, in the Spirit of Halloween, draped themselves in traditional garb and let their true personalities emerge. While the Sophomores frolicked in the leaves, the Seniors were busy decorating the landscape with generic-brand toilet paper. In November, students and community members alike, participated in the second annual Turkey Trot, in which the turkeys were distributed to families by area churches. To finish off the fall festivities, the Juniors sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance in which the ladies invited the men out.

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Homecoming Spirit 1. George Woidan anchors the senior end with expression. 2. Kim Szatkowski takes an unexpected bath. 3. The Sophomores wait in line. 4. The Soph- omores get involved. 5. The Junior Cheerleaders perform during the Powderpuff game. 6. Matt Eng- lish and Kirk Lambert put their heads together to win the race. 7. Sherry Beckwith quenches her thirst. 8. Linda Reynolds is astonished by the Ju- niors awesome defense. I I Homecoming week is filled with many activities, the assembly, the Pow- derpuff game, and the Homecoming Parade. The assembly gave everyone a chance to show their school spirit. Included were the Air Bands. There were bands from each of the classes who performed before three judges. The points were totalled and the class with the most points, the Juniors, won the Victory Jug. The annual Powderpuff game took place between the Seniors and the Juniors. The Juniors won by a minimal amount of points. Overall, Homecoming was quite a success and was enjoyed by everyone.