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

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PAMELA FARNS- WORTH “Pammer” “That’s disgusting!” RENAY FERGUSON “Nay-Nay” “An innocent face, but you can never tell.” SCOTT FIKE “Scooner” “With a shotgun and a four wheel drive, a coun- try boy can survive.” SHONDA FRAMPTON “Shondella Lee” “We’re gonna love all our enemies “til the gorilla falls off the wall. MICHELLE GABORIK “Shelly” “I’m not out to steal your heart, just to borrow it for awhile.” JAMES GAWNE “Jim” “I’m an outgoing guy, but I have a hard time con- vincing everyone.” KARA GIDCUMB “Shorty” “Don’t know, do ya?!” KIRK GIDCUMB “Dad” “Never let your studies in- terfere with your educa- tion.” PAUL GILL “Paulie” “Friendship relies on time and what you’re willing to put into it.” JAMES GLEESON “Spike “Can I have a piece of pa- per?” A TAMMY GLEESON « Friendship may turn into }love, but love never to f friendship.” JENNIFER GODDARD “Jenny” “Her smile is flirtatious, her laugh is contagious.” JOSEPH GOULD Joe” “Whatever is worth hav- ing is worth working for.” JANISE GRAVLIN “Jan” “To beat around the bush is not her way, she says what she wants to say.” RICHARD GREENMAN “Rick” “You only live once, so why not live.”

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 All I Naacl Is A Mirada In times of trouble, we all need a little inspiration to get back into the swing of things. Sometimes it seems like it would take a miracle before everything will return to normal. Just knowing you’re a senior usually helps a little. No matter how bad the situation is, the seniors always get back on top of things. 1. Devon White wonders why Dan Klauka is being a sourpuss. 2. What is Suzi Berg and Ralph Deshetsky doing to Dave Brackens? 3 Mike Powers is caught red-handed in the cash box. 4. Linda Linck puckers, awaiting a kiss. 5. Is Dan Fantin possessed? 6. Jim Glee son is teaching Jan Gravlin how to pray. 7 Theresa Fantin is jealous that I«aura Kozfkav has a sucker. Whan Things Saacn rl cHc

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The Glory Days 4 4 JAMES GRIFFIN “Jim-Bob” I keep looking to the sky because it makes me high; Forget the hearse cause I’ll never die!” RANDALL GRIFFITH “Randy” “Be, stay, and say some- thing original.” HECTOR GRIJALVA “I don’t understand any- thing.” KIMBERLY GRINNELL “Springer” “It isn’t what you do, it’s what you get away with.” SALLY GROOMS “The brightest future al- ways includes a diamond.” TODD GROOMS “If determination paves the way, he will reach great heights someday.” FRED HAWLEY “Hawk” “Never leave a fallen com- rad to the enemy.” RICHARD HALL “Skin head” “I could tell you, but then I’d have to kill you.” KELLY HAYES “Kelly Ray” “We are never so happy nor unhappy as we imag- ine.” KRISTINE HANNA “Kris” “Life was meant to be en- joyed.” PATRICK HENNE “Pat” “If at first you don’t suc- ceed, get someone else to do it.” KRIS HARLEY “Bill” “There’s got to be some work in him — none has ever come out.” TAMMY HILTZ “Opus-Sue” “I don’t want to hear about it.” SUZETTE HART “Suzie” “True friendship is based on love, trust, and hones- MICHAEL HOLCOMB “Sticky” “If it wasn’t for bad luck, I’d have no luck at all.”