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

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 Naughty 'Naughty!'' Every now and then, the mature, well-behaved sen- iors feel a little “stir crazy . When this happens, watch out, because they not only go crazy, they get naughty! They might even get brave enough to, gasp, walk the halls without a yel- low pass. Some have tried to escape by climbing out of the windows, while others, as Lori Brock proves, use money to get what they want. Whatev- er the cause, there is no denying the fact that the seniors are “Naughty Naughty”! 1. Who are you flirting with, Chip? 2. David, how come you look so guilty? 3. We have always wondered about Paul and Dan. 4. Put that money hack, Lori, it isn’t yours! 5. Shouldn’t you be paying attention to Mr. Schuneman, Julie? 6. Hey, Teresa and Dawn, are those teacher’s license plates? 7. Mari definately liked the guy who just walked by.

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 Lovin' Evary Minuta Of It 1. Chip Hutchins proves he doesn’t always fall down while skiing. 2. Rod Gordon poses on the Shanty Creek sign. 3. Ste fan Alfredsson and Rod Gordon show off on the slopes. 4. Steve Lovasz, Joe Gould, and Mark Koz lowski relax while they wait for their room. 5. Dan Klauka and Chad Byrd prove that they aren’t afraid to ride on the ski lift. Best Skiier Wipe Out King Queen Trip Lovers Trip Flirt Grass Skirt Award Snow Bunny Award Bathing Suit Award Pig Out Award Trip Clown Trip Complainers Homesick Award Red Cross Squad Trip Mock Elections Guys Stefan Alfredsson Stan LaVell Steve Stanko Ralph Deshetsky Chris Bruman Steve Stanko Randy Tyrrell Rod Gordon Pete Myers Stefan Adler Chad Byrd Steven Foster Mike Powers Devon White Girls Mari Makela Michelle Phillips Pam Swain Tammy Meredith Mari Makela Suzi Berg Sharon Baldwin I-ori Brock Shonda Frampton Kelly Hayes Sharon Baldwin Tami Newcombe Carrie Naracon Michelle Phillips Pam Swain “Let’s hit the slopes!” That phrase was said many times by the seniors when they went to Shanty Creek Schuss Mountain in Bellaire, Michigan. 109 sen- iors left on January 27 and ■ had three days of fun in the I sun and snow. Skiing, swim- ming, dancing, and soaking in the jacuzzi were just a few activities that they enjoyed. The break from school was I relaxing, enjoyable, and unforgettable.

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 Nothin' But 1. Scott Ormiston’s idea of a good time is trying to blow up the school. 2. Is that all Teresa, Jan, Dawn, and Ja- mie do in trig class? 3. Mi- chelle and Desiree enjoy tak- ing risks — where’s their yellow pass!? 4. Do you real- ly want a Coke that bad, Sa- mantha? 5. Laura and Chan- dra always have a good time together. 6. Will the real Jim Butler please step forward. 7. Still rockin’ after the Desti- ny concert is one wild bunch of seniors. 8. Is Mark and Rob having a good time in government? 9. Doug Kohns and Doug Law show off their project they made in shop. 10. Come on Dee and Lori, the weekend is almost here! A good time — everyone has their own definition, whether it be socializ- ing at a party with friends or going out with your hun. One thing everyone can agree to is that school gets boring and very tedious. Making sure the whole school has “Nothin’ But a Good Time” was a senior duty, one they all fulfilled. Even through the bad times they always tried to make the most of any situation. They always knew how to have fun, and fun they had! After all, having a good time is a very important part of senior life.