Carsonville High School - Reflector Yearbook (Carsonville, MI)

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ff wwf' O WW LBP F' Thanks HOWARD F. O'CONNER Carsonville if NX APRIL 8--DONKEY BASKETBALL GAME The Donkey Basketball Game will be held April 8. This is a new and entirely different program from those held in previous years. This hilarious event highlights a Hobby Donkey Game which guarantees loads of laughs for all. APRIL 21--PARENT-STUDENT SOCIAL The Parent-Student Social will be held April 21. This will be an evening of fun in which the parents and students can get better acquainted with one another. SKIP DAY The date for the skip day is indefinite. It is a deep, dark secret'held by the Senior Class and our sponsor, Mrs. O'Mara. MAY 2--JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The Junior-Senior Prom will be held May 2. The name of the prom is Star- light Serenade . MAY I0--SENIOR TRIP On May I0 the Seniors will leave on a ioyous trip to Washington D.C. and New York accompanied by our sponsor Mrs. O'Mara. We plan on having a wonder- ful time. MAY 24--BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate services will be held May 24. MAY 26--CLASS NIGHT Class Night, the night which all the classes pay tribute to the Seniors will be May 26. MAY 27--COMMENCEMENT Commencement, which is a big night for the Seniors, will be held on May 27.

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CAREIR DAY On November 8, 1958 a Career Day was held at Cros-Lex High School in Croswell. This event was open to the Juniors and Seniors of the schools ofSan- ilac County. The day opened at 10 A,M, with welcoming speeches and an address by Robert Doen from the Education Department of the U. A. W.-C, l. O., con- cerning the value of choosing the right occupation. ln the morning we attended a sectional meeting for one hour. The sec- tional meeting consisted of a consideration of occupations in various fields. These consisted of nursing, engineering, teaching and many more. Men and women familiar with the occupations were present to inform us in all of these fie s. Lunch was served by a women's group. In the afternoon we had an opportunity to attend another sectional meeting lasting one hour. There was a great deal of literature displayed in the hallway of the school for free distribution to the students that participated. We learned many things of value that will benefit us in future years. 6011565 NIGHT College Night was held January l2, i959 in Cros-Lex High School Gym. A welcoming speech was made by Mr. Liddicoat, Superintendent of Cros-Lex High School. A keynote address was given by Dean Browning of Port Huron Junior College. His speech consisted of the value and cost of an education. The evening was divided into three sessions. During the first period the students visited with representatives from the college which they would like to attend. The second session they visited the second college of their choice. The third period was called a Shopping session , during which the students visit- ed any or all of the schools represented. Refreshments were served by the Student Council of Cros-Lex High School. Everyone enioyecl the evening. Thanks SAN ll.AC T HEATER HI -WAY DRIVE-IN Sandusky

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:E 'ff 5'0PHOMORE.S' FRESIIMEN EIGHT!! GRADE SEVENTH GRJDE N X Best Wishes From ELMER DONAGHY FARM EQUIPMENT Sandusky