Carsonville High School - Reflector Yearbook (Carsonville, MI)

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iff STANDING: L. to R. - Coach Mr. Montgomery, J. Kosal, A. Rock, D. Stone, D. Smith, R. Sweet, C. Hurley, B. Booth. SITTING J. Kelke, D. Allen, E. Stoner, B. Maher, D. Thomas, R. Neu. JUNIOR VARSITY Player J. Kelke D. Messing J. Grant K. Bodis D. Stone B. Maher R. Neu R.,Sweet G. Dostal D. Smith C. Hurly A. Rock E. Stoner J. Kosal D. Thomas B. Booth D. Allen G. Pts. Avg. 11 74 6.7 2 12 6.0 4 23 5.8 8 43 5.4 2 5 5.0 16 72 4.5 15 52 3.5 7 23 3.3 12 36 3.0 11 31 2.8 14 27 1.9 5 7 1.4 14 7 .5 12 5 .4 12 2 .2 10 0 .0 14 0 .0 .9 L WW - ' If! Thanks 1 Us O Q C C C to C SCHILLINGER C INSURANCE AGENCY Port Sanilac ' i 4 Opp. O . L. L. H. Ruth Kingston Peck Owengage Reese Akron Fairgrove O . L. L. H. Kingston Peck Owengage Reese Ruth Akron Fairgrove The J.V. was hurt by the transferring of some first team players to the var- sity. Under coach Harold Montgomery they improved steadily.

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227 . r ,- .ws VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Martin, J. Staslciewiczp P. Fortushniak, R. A. Kosal, S. Rock, J. Schillinger. riot' 0 This year the teams elected to have six cheer- leaders to represent both the Varsity and Jr. Var- sity in basketball. We elected Sandy as our Co- ordinator. We designed our own uniforms and had them made . ditions it was postponed. our interest in the team did not decrease. CWEERIIADERS -ry-,QOMUNXBEQX C NXCHOL Xcerville oec ' 4,1 ii 'sg ji J h . I M ,T M - , Wi ...,..d .M .1 We also planned a Little Seven League Cheer- leader's Conference but due to faulty weather con- Although our league position was not outstanding,

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Ko QNXJPN off, al -Qooovj YW? QAQX GNU' Q50 K9 .GXG Q, QXP' sl xX vtoixgvvxocoisoo Jr. High Jr. High Jr. High Jr. High Jr. High Jr. High Jr. High Jr. High Jr. High Jr. High Won JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBAZZ Opp. 6 Peck i2 30 Peck 21 23 Peck 25 34 Peck l6 24 Croswell 32 16 Croswell 38 8 Lexington 28 l3 Lexington 37 15 Sandusky 43 2 Lost 7 The Junior High basketball team, although it displayed an excellent spirit, did not have an entirely successful year. Of the nine games played two were won by our boys, those two with Peck- the only one of the teams which they played that is in the Little Seven League. This indicates, we think, that with competition in their own class, the team did well. Mr. Creger, who coached the team, feels that with the pro- gress the boys have shown this year, they will furnish some val- uable material forthe high sch- ool varsity and junior varsity teams next year. We regret that one of the more promising play- ers, Frank Sade, is moving to Missouri this summer, and the team will be deprived of his a- bility next year. STANDING: M. Buella, R. McGreger, T. Cutler, L. Willett, D. Loy, F. Sade, D. Paling, SITTING: J. Loy, L, Davis, K. Swoffer, K. Maher, J. Willett, F. Ridley, D. Ross. Q Coach W. Creger