Three Rivers High School - Reflector Yearbook (Three Rivers, MI)

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Girls' Basket Ball LTHOUGH not so many games as usual have been played this year, yet the season has been very interesting and enjoyable in every respect. The success of the team has been due to a great extent to the coaching of Mrs. E. D. Thomas, formerly Miss Baker, and of Alva God' shalk. Victorious in every game, the girls only regret the fact that they were unable to find more teams Willing to play against them. Faithfulness in attendance to practice has been a very large factor in de- termining the success of the team, and the girls not on the flrst team, also deserve much credit in this respect. T. R. H. S. should be proud of the fact that it has so many girls who are willing to give up two nights every week for practice, in order that the high school they repre- sent may boast of a winning girls' basket ball team. LINE-UP Forwards-Charlotte Wood, Helen Defenderfer. Centers-Willow Everhart, Margaret Beerstecher. Guards gHelen Baker, Marie Whitenight. Substitutese-Amy Dunckel, Sophia Doll. THE SCHEDULE T. R. Opponents Dec. 10, Mendon, here -, .... 25-- .... -- S Dec. 17, Elkhart, there ,... .... 1 2 ..-. .... 1 1 Jan. 7, Mendon, there --- .et. 14 .... --- 4 Feb. 4, Elkhart, here ,... .... 1 7 ,......... 9 March 10, Sturgis, here --- .... 10 .....1. --- 7 -M iss Elclfrid ge. .96 NREVERIES CF A SENIOR,' Sadly he gazed on a picture Of a youth of just seventeen, Dressed in a long Prince Albert, That made him look extra thin. I wonder, he said, If I never Will forget that place and date, When I was the big attraction, Like the others who graduate? 1981

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Boys' Basket Ball N basket ball, the greatest indoor sport of the middle west, Three Rivers has had some good teams. Our team this year has been un- doubtedly one ofthe best we have ever had in this sport. Playing as hard a schedule as Three Rivers ever played, and being handicapped with injuries that forced every man, but one, from the game some time dur- ing the season, we can indeed be proud of our team's record of 260 points against our opponents' 189. Capt. Pulver, at guard, proved his worth as a player and leader. His weight and strength could not be overcome by his opponents. Because of Godshalk's experience it is needless to say that he was a valuable man to the squad. He played a strong game at center, and was exceptionally sure on baskets. Ash, playing at forward, was a tower of strength on the offensive. His playing was aggressive and effective. Rowe filled the other forward position. His ability as a basket thrower, coupled with his speed, made him a dependable man and one whose position will be very hard to fill. Everhart was a fast and heady player with remarkable basket ball ability. He played a consistent guard. Sweitzer played at guard in many of the games and was at all times steady and dependable. Comin, the only man on the team to return next year, played a creditable game whenever called upon. SCHEDULE T. R. Opponents Dec. 10, Mendon, here ..... .... - -- - ---- 3 Dec. 17. Elkhart, there un --, --- -,.27 Jan. 14, Vicksburg, there -- - ---. --- -- --20 Jan. 21, Bristol, here. , - - .... .-- ---12 Jan. 28, Coldwater, here ........ --- .-. --, -. 11 Feb. 4, Buchanan, there - ...... ........ . -- .--.1-1 Feb. 25, Kalamazoo Normal H. S., there --- ----34 Feb. 29, Kalamazoo Normal H. S., here-, -M --- .20 Mar. 3, Coldwater, there ..... . ........ .... . - ---.34 Mar. 10, Sturgis, here ..... - -- .... .-----14 -T. E. 'C'lz.a.peI. 96' ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Keen buyers patronize the T. R. H. S. Annual advertisers because keen merchants advertise in the T. R, H. S. Annual. 51001