(V) Essexville-Hampton School Board Member Honorees!
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It's been a year of celebration for the Essexville-Hampton School District.
The 50th Anniversary Celebration concluded with a reception at 7:30 p.m. in the Garber High School cafeteria on July 14th to honor all Board of Education members who served the district from 1957 through 2008.
Family and friends of board of education members were in attendance as well as Congressman Jeff Mayes, Senator Jim Barcia, and a representative from U.S. Representative Dale Kildee's office.
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ESSEXVILLE-HAMPTON BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBER HONOREES:
1957-1971
Terrence Adcock
Wilford Barber
Lowell Cuthbert
Frank Davenport
John Duncan
Oscar Duyak
Reese Evans
Heric Fehrenbach
Lawrence Gordon
Mark Jaffe
Vagn Littrup
Clifford Mader
Ronald Maes
Margaret Morand
Austin Nickel
Frank Niemann
George Oliver
Melvin Steggall
Louis Westover
Gary Zube
Wilford Barber
Lowell Cuthbert
Frank Davenport
John Duncan
Oscar Duyak
Reese Evans
Heric Fehrenbach
Lawrence Gordon
Mark Jaffe
Vagn Littrup
Clifford Mader
Ronald Maes
Margaret Morand
Austin Nickel
Frank Niemann
George Oliver
Melvin Steggall
Louis Westover
Gary Zube
1972-1993
Terrence Adcock
Harold Blumenstein
Michael Brancheau
Richard Colony
Frank Davenport
Heric Fehrenbach
Victor Gansser
John Grigg
William Gross
Mark Jaffe
Eugene Kramer
Margaret Hanson
Ronald Maes
Donald Massnick
Margaret Morand
Karl Newington
Frank Niemann
George Oliver
Gerald Pergande
Jack Shaw
Richard Somalski
Edward Traghn
Gary Young
Dena Wirt
Harold Blumenstein
Michael Brancheau
Richard Colony
Frank Davenport
Heric Fehrenbach
Victor Gansser
John Grigg
William Gross
Mark Jaffe
Eugene Kramer
Margaret Hanson
Ronald Maes
Donald Massnick
Margaret Morand
Karl Newington
Frank Niemann
George Oliver
Gerald Pergande
Jack Shaw
Richard Somalski
Edward Traghn
Gary Young
Dena Wirt
1994-2008
Marilyn Abbs
Bryan Augustine
Gary Bartow
Harold Blumenstein
Frank Davenport
Jennifer Duncan
Mark Jaffee
Eugene Kramer
Bradford Light
David Lovely
William Mahoney
John Martin
Donald Massnick
Gerald Pergande
Joseph Pergande
Charles Rochow
Michael Rowley
Daniel Santistevan
Robert Shuster
Jill Urban
Gregory Wagner
Dena Wirt
Eric Zimostrad
Bryan Augustine
Gary Bartow
Harold Blumenstein
Frank Davenport
Jennifer Duncan
Mark Jaffee
Eugene Kramer
Bradford Light
David Lovely
William Mahoney
John Martin
Donald Massnick
Gerald Pergande
Joseph Pergande
Charles Rochow
Michael Rowley
Daniel Santistevan
Robert Shuster
Jill Urban
Gregory Wagner
Dena Wirt
Eric Zimostrad
Emeritus
Melissa Garber
1890's Essexville School Board
(First Female Board Member!)
1890's Essexville School Board
(First Female Board Member!)
This year long celebration began on January 8, 2007 with a Special Tribute from the State of Michigan that was presented at the Board of Education meeting by Senator James A. Barcia. The tribute was signed by Governor Granholm, State Representative Jeff Mayes, and Senator Barcia.
A tour of Garber High School and a reception was held last July 7, 2007, to kick-off the celebration. All five of the district's schools and the Community Education department had displays set up telling their history. A salute to the district was made by Tom Remus, Mayor of the City of Essexville, and Terry Spegel, Hampton Township Supervisor. Legislators attending included Jeff Mayes, Michigan House of Representatives, and Dale Kildee, U.S. House of Representatives.
Other events included a Welcome Back Breakfast for staff last August, and a back-to-school gift for all students and staff in September. A special homecoming and parade was held in October with themes from the 1950s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s was held. A special tribute was made to our service men and women entitled, "Welcoming Home Our Heroes". The district dedicated part of its homecoming parade and pre-game festivities to local heroes and issued an open invitation to all Garber grads (actually any Bay County resident) who served in any branch of the U.S. military, or as firefighters and police officers to be honored.
On November 20th, a community Thanksgiving service was held. In December, students in all five schools celebrated "birthday" parties with the theme: "Celebrate Our Past, Present, Future".
MyBayCity.com congratulates all members that have served this district with dedication and determination for the past 50 years! Congratulations!
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