Carsonville High School - Reflector Yearbook (Carsonville, MI)

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On September of this year, the Student Council and the Faculty elected six Varsity Cheerleaders for the Football season. A few days before our first game we all trudged off to Saginaw to buy uniforms. The day proved to be very thrilling in so much as we bought our uniforms and very aggravating for we got drenched by the rain, which fell all day. We had a few problems finding transportation to the away games but' we managed to support our team at every game. At the home games we marched with the band and helped to form the different formations, which proved to be very interesting. We all enjoyed cheering under the new lighted field, and the support given us by the spectators was gratifying. Z P. Fortushniak J. Schillinggr S. Rock R. Kosal J. Staskiewicz, P. Martin xvoal-st. X C3456 go F00 TBA!! CIIEERZEADERS'

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-,- STANDING: L. to R. - B. Booth, B. Bacon, R. Neu, L. Fulsher, R. Ross, R. Sweet, C. Hurly, D. Allen. MIDDLE ROW: Assist. Coach H. Montgomery, J. Kelke, A. Rock, L. Driver, K. Bodis, J. Kosal, F. Smith, Coach B. Creger. FRONT ROW: G. Behn, C. Wright, Bill Rader, Capt. C. Rickett, F. Buvia, C.Kelke, G. Delleree, D. Smith. Absent: B. Thomas, C. Willis. VARSITY FO0TBv4ll The season started off for the Tigers with a real close and hard fought game with Flint Hoover, only to come out on the short end 6-O. The team morale dropped quickly from the Akron game to the Marysville game. The Tigers showed what they could do if they really tried with a l9-O victory over Fairgrove. Fairgrove never got inside the Tiger 40 yard line. MORGAN S LAUN DERETTE Sandusky 1 I I i Our Thanks To FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD 0 C.H Flint Hoover 6 C, H Akron 0 C, H Peck ,Q 0 C, H Owendale O C, H Reese '- 6 C. H Kingston - T9 C. H Marysville h 19 C. H FAIRGROVE 50 Won Lost 7 . bfi

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, 3 c:...'! . Sf- , . ,251 1 giiamii-.1f aw? 1 'Sis' i K QL ai RK ll 3 E 8 .,, Senior guard Frank Bu- via broke the school record which was set by Gene Rickett for total points in one season. Gene set the record in the 57-58 season of 247 points and this rec- ord was broken by Frank in the following year with 312 points and a 19.5 average per game. He also gained recognition by being chosen for all conference 1st team and all state honorable mention. C. H.S. Opp. C.H.S. 33 O.L.L.H. 56 C.H.S. 49 Ruth 50 C. H,S, 30 Kingston 66 C.H.S. 40 Peck 62 C. H.S. 40 Owengage 45 C.H.S. 41 Reese 66 C.H.S. 48 Akron 28 C. H.S. 52 Fairgrove 57 C.H.S. 36 O.L.L.H. 64 C.H.S. 38 Kingston 62 C.H.S. 53 Peck 66 C. H.S. 35 Owengage 40 C.H.S. 46 Reese 71 C.H.S. 43 Ruth 49 C.H.S. 67 Akron 58 C.H.S. 36 Fairgrove 68 Tournament C.H.S. 42 O.L.L.H. 55 LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Rader, Rickett. i Our Thanks COOK BLOCK CO Croswell ,lf l REQ!! Warn F llll . .1 Feel n- ll ' valesfrr F'-1'- -EET BASKETBAIZ ' I 'Hsin ' x , 5 ..: ll E52f'l'gf'! Player Games Pts. Avg. F. Buvia 16 312 19.5 C. Rickett 14 169 12.1 G. Behn 16 82 5.1 H. Diem 1 4 4.0 L. Driver 16 50 3.1 J. Smith 16 30 1.9 J. Grant 7 11 1.6 F. Smith 10 10 1.0 C. Kelke 15 7 .5 B. Rader 13 7 .5 D. Messing 10 5 .5 B. Thomas 15 4 3 K. Bodis 1 0 ,0 16 681 42.6 C. Kelke, J. Smith, D. Messing, L. Driver, K. Bodis, F. Buvia, J. Behn, C. 141- Ll it M 1.1,