Carsonville High School - Reflector Yearbook (Carsonville, MI)

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LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Albrecht, M. Mahanna, G. Wallace, B. Thomas, H. Riclcett. K 'Hu-- 'J,,,.-- N 3l Bluqr 51 D. Albrecht, G. Wallace H. Ricketf , ., g,l..-1x N T 5? T I jf .. ,K T. -f. i- .ml I .S'L'll00l B0v1KD M . Mahanna Supferintendenf K. Chambers .5 hge May We Now Thank REPUBLICAN TRIBUNE Sandusky Ill! l B . Thomas

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HIC!!! W PN - ' ... .- STANDING: L. to R.- G. Sempsrott, Principal Wm. Creger, Supt, K. Chambers, M. Doughty, E. Myers, H Montgomery, C. Bowers. SITTING: L. Payne, R. Frost, R. Kelke, V. Montgomery, H. Schillinger, B. Trigger, l. O'Mara. We were happy to welcome five new teachers to our faculty this year. Mrs. Frost is the fifth grade teacher. She had been retired a number of years before coming to Carsonville. She makes her home in Marlette. Before retiring she taught in Marlette, Cass City, and Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery make their home in Lexington. They have two children, Dianne who is 8 years old and Harold who is 7 years old. Before coming to Carsonville Mrs. Montgomery taught school in Mount Pleasant and Mr. Montgomery worked for a credit bureau. Mr. Sempsrott is the band and choir teacher. He received his degree at Alma College. They have two boys. Gary who is 9 years old and Eric who is 8 years old. Before coming to Carsonville Mr. Sempsrott taught at Ewen, Michigan. Mr. Sempsrott and his family make their home north of Carsonville. ,ffl Thanks I 5 Croswell 4' V 1 J, E, RUNGE ., '