Mayville, Michigan Alumni Association - Est 1887 ~Celebrating 139 years in 2026~

Mayville, Michigan Alumni Association - Est 1887 ~Celebrating 139 years in 2026~

The Mayville High School Alumni Association celebrates 139 years in 2026. This year also marks the 50th Anniversary for the Class of 1976 and the 25th Anniversary for the Class of 2001. Both classes will be recognized at the 2026 Reunion Social to be held at the Veteran's Pavillion in Mayville on June 13, 2026.


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"What a gift it is to have Ms. Sherri at Mayville Elementary! Not only does she keep our building sparkling, but she also spreads joy in all that she does! We love you, Sherri! " - Mayville Community Schools
Photo credit: Mayville Community Schools
Sherri Secord Elenbaum - '82 is a member of the Alumni Association Board of Directors

Shelly Brown Woolridge- '85, Larry Davidson-'60, Tim Harris -'84 , Marie Curell - retired Teacher, Sheila Lambert - retired Teacher, 1993 Baseball Team ~Photo credit: Mayville Community Schools

"The Varsity Baseball Team had a fantastic season - they were Co-Champs of the Thumb C Conference, District Champs, Regional Champs and were runner-up in the Tuscola County Tournament." -from the 1993 MHS Yearbook

Larry died as a result of an auto accident, in April of 1960. He was the son of Mr and Mrs George Davidson, and was a senior at Mayville Community School where he actively participated in all sports. With receiving of his baseball and
track letters for the spring he would have won more letters than any other person who had graduated from Mayville.


The Mayville Retired Teachers had a nice turnout at Brian’s Family Resturant in North Branch on November 19, 2025.
Doug Graham, Barb Graham, Karen Bradley, Mary Carol Mrazek, Sheila Lambert, Marie Curell, Carol Stover, Bob Houle and Bob Tallman.
Photo credit: Sheila Lambert

This award recognizes alumni who achieve professional excellence and make meaningful contributions to CMU.
Major General (Ret.) Darren Werner has lived a life of service — to his country, to his community and to Central Michigan University. A two-star general and former commanding officer of the U.S. Army’s Tank-Automotive and Armaments Command, he now serves as president of SAPA Transmission, where he continues to lead with purpose and vision.
A 1989 graduate of CMU’s College of Science and Engineering, Darren earned his bachelor’s degree in biology with minors in chemistry and military science. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant through CMU’s ROTC program in 1988 and went on to complete master’s degrees from the U.S. Naval War College and Webster University. Over his nearly four-decade Army career, Darren served in Iraq, Afghanistan, Germany, Jordan and Korea. His leadership roles included commanding the 13th Expeditionary Sustainment Command and overseeing a $30 billion annual budget at TACOM from the Detroit Arsenal.
Darren’s military decorations — including the Distinguished Service Medal, Legion of Merit, Bronze Star and Parachutist Badge — reflect a career marked by courage and excellence. But he’s equally proud of his family, calling his homecoming from Iraq in 2004 one of his most unforgettable moments.
At CMU, Darren’s impact has been both personal and far-reaching. He launched the university’s Flag Officer Initiative, uniting more than 160 CMU alumni who have achieved senior military ranks. His efforts have led to high-level leadership panels, expanded partnerships with university colleges, and increased visibility for CMU’s role in shaping military leaders. He also helped establish an industrial affiliation through SAPA, creating a pipeline for CMU graduates to join engineering and business operations. Darren remains an active voice on campus, moderating university panels and supporting transformative leadership programming.
From early morning ROTC training and late nights in Brooks Hall to global command posts and executive boardrooms, Darren has never wavered in his dedication to service, leadership and integrity. For him, being a CMU Chippewa means honoring heritage, fostering community and helping future generations rise.
The Central Michigan University Alumni Association is proud to recognize Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Darren Werner with the 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award.
Souce: Central Michigan University

The Class of 1985 gathered together on Saturday, October 11, 2025 in Frankenmuth to celebrate their 40th Class Reunion. Use button below to see the names.
Front Row: Jennifer Eagle, Julie Hartzell Adolphson, Tonya Wheaton Frenzel, Julie Freeland Walker, Laura Lawless Walker, Wendy Johnson Brown, Elaine Kirby, Tammy Baxter Back Row: Roland Major, Jenny Smith, Kevin Vaughan, Mike Yens, Chad Ruth, Shelly Johnson Brooks, Julie Harmon Hansen and Dana Walker
The Class of 1990 held their 35th Class Reunion on Saturday evening, September 27th at the Slo' Bones BBQ Smokehaus in Frankenthmuth. Photo credit: Julie Hartzell Adolphson

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The Mayville Alumni Association awards a $1,000 scholarship each year to one graduating senior.

Funds are given directly to teachers to purchase needed items for their classrooms.

Donations are used to purchase needed school supplies that are handed out to individual students as needed.

General Fund donations help cover the cost of the Alumni website and the domain, along with miscellanous office supplies.

Donations help fund the 8th Grade History Class trip to Lansing where the students tour the capital and also visit the Michigan Museum.
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