Carsonville High School - Reflector Yearbook (Carsonville, MI)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION llenn Wallace, Preeldent Nllllam Thomas, Secretary Bernard Rock, Treasurer -larold Rlekett, Trustee Donald Albrecht, Trustee Carsonfville Community Schools mL'3p.'7in3'Jf5i?-1'5 Carsonville - Michigan w Arflv-'lip-linaean Dear Seniors: Another graduation time has rolled around and this time at long last, it's yours. Only yesterday your parents admired your kindergarten efforts and dreamed of the day you would receive your diploma and end forever your attendance as a pupil in old Carsonville High. Now that dream has been fulfilled. It is rather needless to say that you will be missed. Regard- less of your scholastic record, the friends you made or didn't make, the teachers who scolded or praised, the good times you had or the bad, your mark will be left on the school and it will never be exactly the same again when you have gone. You all have my best wishes from the bottom of my heart for a successful and happy life. May you bring favor and fame on Carsonville in years to come, and may you look backward occa- sionally with fond regard for your old school and we who have tried to make it a good one. Sincerely Kelvin W. Chambers, Supt. Thanks to .WPERIIITEIIPENT Sandusky SAN ILAC FLORIST

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