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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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LA Dedication We the Class of 1955, as an mdxcatron of our srncere appreclatron and warm regard, dedxcate our Annual to Coach John W Ray Hrs untlrmg efforts and sk1lI, combmed wrth a genume mter est m the all around development and improvement of hrs players, have molded boys into men, and men mto teams But he has buxlt more than football teams He has burlt character 1n our student body and has made young men and women out of mere students Hrs cheerfulness, frrendlmess, and helpful coun sel have endeared hxm to all to know htm rs to admrre and respect htm john W Ray IS truly the teacher, the coach, and the man As he leaves us at the end of thls school year to assume new clutles and responsrbrlxtres m col lege coach1ng, our gratltude and contmurng 1nter est rn h1s success go wrth hrm I MR EDMUND BLANK l rmclp al I .Ne-stern State 'Ieachers College M n Lnrversrty of Mtchrgan T31-nl... MR WALTER HORST Superintendent of Schools A B Olrvet College M A Unrverslty of Mrchrgan Admmlstratlon THF BOARD OF EDUCATION isis'-.ai.5- a. ,, XXX Seated jlx ODell Prestdent SC Penzottr Treasurer MISS Wa,-ne, branding Lj Flernrng, Qc-Cretan Nhllram Monroe Vrfe presldent Sybert 'N Crose, Nlember ...A X l Ji 'llrs Cooper Mrs Henning X f 'S I , ,I a. S , , H , I A . '1-'Z T' v 25 Q ,mtl x 5 In W sz ' iff A .la 1 W tr P .. ,., , ,, . V - . ,- - . . . . . ., . ., 0 0 0 ' O -M W l A fl' ' 1' A Q . j r p M4,,,1' 1 sf Q ' z H If QMN f 4? .1 ' 3 , 52 I U 1 Y 1. '- ' i J Q . -f l A y I - , . , 4 . A ., , , . Wen. ., fx. x X ? . 1 A - s ' , , ,. - , 3 l e .' X5 I r WA v, A e 1 ,O r e ' ' In - , B L O, r r A . l I X l - ' , ' . ' o Q V . . . , , .,. , . ' 1 - - 5 fs . - 9 L ?1 ? 2 2 M Bti -Q ,gf I -Ti? 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ANDERSON A.B., Western Michigan College B.S., Western Michigan College Michigan State College Shorthand, Typing American History, Speech Clerical Office Practice Girl Reserves Advisor Senior Class Advisor Dean of Girls NELLIE RELLER BARLOW B S , Kalamazoo College M S Unrversrty of Chicago Mathematics Sophomore Class Advisor ALICE LAJUNE FITCH B S Michigan State Normal College Home Economics Consumer Education F H A Advisor Guidance Counselor KAY BLODGETT B S Western Michigan College ANTOINETTE ASH ESTHER M AVERY A B Albion College A B , Albion College M A University of Michrgan M A Columbia University Vocal Music Home Economics Speech Correctxonrst WILLIAM E BROWN B S Western Michigan College Vboodshop Industrial Arts Club Advisor 4., Stage Manager 'K' X DALE A FUELLING A B Western Michigan College Biology Assistant Football Coach Varsity Club Advisor F H A Advisor Future Nurses' Club Advisor Guidance Counselor CECIL D DeLONG A B , Kalamazoo College M A University of Michigan Chemistry Physics Annual Staff Advxsor Student Senate Advisor Guidance Counselor LEO C HANDLEY B S Western Mrchxgan College Mechanrcal Drawn ng Industrx al Arts Department Drrector Industrial Arts Club Advxsor Ch31fm3D, Guidance Comm1t IEC ORVILLE J GRIFFITH A B Adnan College Mrchrgan State College Ball State Teachers College M3IhCm3f1CS H1 Y Club Adusor DAVID I: HARSTROM B S North Texas State College Unxverslty of Colorado New Hampshlre State Teachers College Iznglxsh and Amerxcan Hnstory Student Assemhlres Charrman LORETTA MAGN ER A B Mxchrgan State College Latm, Englrsh Iumor Class Advxsor EDWARD T JOHNSON B S Hrllsdale College Physlcal Educatron, Health Basketball Coach Track Coach Varsrty Club Advlsor DOROTHY METZGER Normal B S Unlversxty of Pennsylvan M A UHIVCISIIY of Mxchrgan Englrsh Nhldcat Weekly and lnklxng Advrsor DOROTHY MURRELL A B North Texas State Physrcal Education, Health Grrl Sports Advxsor Cheerleaders Advrsor Tenms Coach Facult VERNA HANCOCK A B Unrversxty of Mrchxgan Lrbrary Certrfxcate, Western Mrchxgan College Lrbrary Lxbrary Staff Advxsor JOSEPH R LASKO State Board Machxne Shop Industrlal Arts Club Advrsor Iumor Class AdV1S0f WILLIAM PETERSON B S Western Mxchxgan College Unrversxty of Mlchxgan Government, Socnology Senxor Class Advr sor Student Senate Advxsor Gurdance Counselor 1 . .y u I, . . . . lu 7. I ' . ., . ., i In ' ' Xffzif, - - ., . ., A 1 . . . 9 ia . ., , . . . ., , ,, , Facult 1oHN w RAY A B Olivet College Notre Dame University of Michigan History Football Coach Baseball Coach GERALD ROYS Life Certificate Ferris Instr tllfc B S Western Michigan College Gregg School Bookkeeping Typing Internal Accounting E A STUTESMAN B S Central State Teachers College M A University of Michigan Mathematics H1 Y Club Advisor Guidance Counselor ZELDA VOORHEES A.B. University of Michigan University of Wisconsin University of Montana English Director of junior and Senior Plays ROB ERT L THOMPSON M A Western Michigan College University of Nevada Michigan College ofM1nnxng 8cTechnology University of Michigan History Reserve Football Coach Reserve Basketball Coach Rhinie Class Advisor shire ROBERT W. WINTERS B.S. Central Michigan College M.S., Michigan State College English Freshman Class Advisor Bible Club Advisor ROBERT SMITH B M Western Michigan College M A University of Michigan lnstrlvmental music JOSEPH URBAN A B University of New Hamp B S Western Michigan College M A University of Michigan English French Spanish Spanish Club Advisor MILDRED SNYDER Western Michigan College University of Wisconsin Syracuse University Art Institute of Chicago rt HAROLD A VOORHEES A B Kalamazoo College Columbia University University of Montana University of Michigan Western Michigan College Driver Education T14 171 Irvr an :sq ' -5-,.,i35 -Q-??e :E-'Z r v'U '9fw 'T's'5'5 u?,,'-f' V Q www JE Q :ww lllu D' wr as Punng A5411 P'- 'SR-,,. 5 t 1 ' ,, Li 'T 3 aw- 52 '10 1 P94712 'W - 1s..2n. v my , Q '- '-:ad-! ll nf MDIIM W 'rrp ' Xl F 1 M In ln' IW' 4347 3,0 qv? K'-M MGR S -5- ,A , 'K -sl 1.- -- Cl- 4 1 - T -s - - ' fE'- . ,... za: ,' - 7 r.. ' v', l ..- 5: ,S-Y. ' Y' 4 . ' A Amrr 527. . .Ik . 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We soon learned, how ever, that we were pretty msrg- nrfrcant compared to the upper classmen We looked forward to the day when we would be the Senror class ofT R H S And before we even realrze rt we were Semors' What made the years speed by so sw1ftly7 Way back rn 1951 we mvaded the halls of TRHS We drdn t do too much rn the way of school actrvrtres but we were so busy frndrng our way around that we wouldn t have needed anythrng else to keep us occupred We were very proud of our represent atron on the honor roll We had 0lll0l'S Fxrst Row Pat Stlckler secretary Doug Turnbull presl dent Connxe Wilhelm treasurer Second Row Todd Beck vrce presldent Miss Anderson and Mr Peterson advisors seven honor students As our frrst year as rhrmes ended we eagerly awarted the next year when we would be freshmen In our freshmen year we became more experrenced and better acquaxnted wrth the school Thrs year we began to attend the varrous games and dances We had a paper drrve whrch we thought was loads of fun Two of our reserve football players, Larry O Dell and jrm Hurd were promoted to the varsrty toward the end of the season We really began to feel our oats rn our sophomore year Step by step we were clrmbrng to the top We began to garn recognrtron from other classes whxch made us feel more rmportant We began to partrcrpate rn varrous events Many of our boys were on the Varsrty football team and the Re serve team rn basketball was composed almost wholly of sophomores Three grrls from our class were cheerleaders too We had several money makrng proyects durrng the year a bake sale and an all school party fthe Hokey Pokey Hopj We were also the frrst class to take the Drrver Educatxon Course We began our yunror year by sell1ng at two of the football games and sponsormg the dances after One of the hrghlxghts of our jumor year was our play On e rn Every Famrly On May 15 we sponsored the brggest event of our Junror year Starlrght Ecstasy the junror Senror Prom Thrs was looked on v.1th prrde by everyone who helped make rt a succe At the end of our lunror year vue began to look toward our semor year wrth both delrght and sadness However, we drdn t have trme to thrnk of berng sad or glad for our senror year was the busrest most excxtrng year of all We began thrs year by sellmg magazxnes and we certamly had reason to be proud We beat the record of any precedrng class and we sold enough to entrtle us to a plaque for the school When we began havmg our prctures taken we really felt lrke senrors Later, we were measured for our caps and gowns ordered our cards and announcements and started to thrnk of the future In February we presented our senror play Stag Lrne The end of the year brought what every senror had been wartrng for the senror tr1p We took a four day trrp to Washmgton and New York Commencement concluded not only another year but brought the end of our hrgh school career Some of us wxll be gorng to college, gettmg yobs gettmg marrred but whatever we do there wrll always lrnger rn our mmds fond memorres of the happy trmes and successful years spent rn hxgh school We wrsh to express our s1ncere apprecratxon to all our teachers, advrsors and everyone else who helped and dxrected us rn so many ways durmg our years rn hrgh school 1 ' Q Y . Y . Ir . . . . . . Q V ' . , 5' ' ' K. . - n . I I , . , : 1 l 1 ' 1 Y ' - : , - 9 . . , . .. . . . , . ' 1 . If il' ' ' . . . . - . . - -- - . D . . . . . H 5 . . ,, .. u 0 , - - - u ' n ' - ' ' 7 S ' ' ' Sss. ' ' ' . . , . . . . . ! 9 . . . . l 1 . . . .. . . , .. . . ' . ,or 9 . 7 . l NORWAN JOIVNSUN N YNCY Vl.:RllLl'l I x'NlE,1 XIARI hhlt. lllLX BRS Valedlcgonan Naledxctorlan Valedxctorxan Honors balumomm GRADUATINIG WITH noxoxz R P11 U Fxrst Row Wlllxam York Constance llxlhelm, Sally Peterson, Etta Lewis, Shexla Blalock, Theresa Exrschele, Eugene Fxfe Second Row Douglas Turnbull ud1th Olm, Nlarna Kemmerllng, Ann Carroll, Llnda Vex andt, Earl Avery Thlrd Row Todd Beck ames Hurd, Lawrence O Dell Davxd Hall Nor m PICIUIC Loxs Brown, Lawrence Bullock, Patrxcxa Snckler 4 f 1 f-f LOIS MAY HUEY E-ITA JANE LEXKIS , , U.-L' g 'zu W n - T. 1 Y , iw ,. u . ' 9 J l ' ' . . - .- I ' l J l 1 . ' eniors DAISY ANDERSON College She has a way and it s the flghf way Glrl Sports 1 G1rl Reserves F N C EARL AVE RY Sweatty College W1th Honor For every why he has a where ore H1 Y 3 F1nanc1al Secretary 4 Play 3 Wxldcat Weekly 4 News Editor 3 Inkl1ng 3 4 L1 brary Staff 1 2 3 4 Honor Schol arshxp 1 Band Foll1es 4 Wg TODD EUGENE BECK Hot Toddy College lhth Honor My m1nd IS my k1ngdom and my vull IS my law Annual Staff 4 W1ldcat Week ly 3 Inkl1ng 5 Pep Club Pres: dent 3 4 Lxbrarv Staff 4 VBISI ty Club 2 3 Sec 4 Football 'Vlgr 2 4 Baseball Mgr 2 Student Senate 2 7nd VICE pres 3 PICS xdent 4 Boys State 3 Class Play 3 4 Class VICE pres 2 4 Class Pres 3 lntramural 1 Band Foll1es 4 ALETHA A ARNEY SIS Commerc1al You don t have to be b1g to get long 1n th1s world G1rl Sports 1 2 3 V1ce-pres 4 Gtrl Reserves 3 4 junxor Play, L1brary Staff 3 Sec 4 F H A 2 H S Treas l e Club 3 4 Home Room Sec 2 MABL E ARNOLD Commerc1al gal to have around F N C GENE E BEIDLFR Be1d Industnal H1s b1gg6SI surpr1se was h1s d1ploma Band 1 2 Industrmal Arts Club 2 3 4 Intramural 1 DALE A BINGAMANI B1ng Commercxal e was never there Ju 1301313 College Tomorrow 1n my op1n1on 1s too sudden Football l 7 3 4 Pep Club Y 3 V1ce pre 4 ars 115 Club 4 Home Room Alternate 3 Play 4 Rand Follxes 4 Smcere and calm a wonderful G1rl Reserves 3 4 Pep Club School was l1ke home to h1m Football 2 Baseball 1 2 BEVERLY LUCILLE AVERY Bev Commerc1al Wherever she fxnds herself 1n l1fe she ll get along Gxrl Sports 1 Student Senate D S 2 3 4 Cho1 4 Gtrl Reserves 4 11591 4 xf 'www- SHEILA MARY E BLALOCIX. 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LBY r1a rt ISU t sugar IOIS BROWN LARRX J BUI l OCR College Xhth Honor A sweet personalrty that goes a long may D 5 4 lxempton Hlgh School l 2 3 Glee Club l 3 Double Trxo 3 Play 3 Lrbrary Staff 2 JANET NHRIE CHAPNI-XXI anney COITIITIEYCIBI Qulet and unassumlng yet ey er loyal Blble Club 4 'QC' tug. ty I Steye Nhlson College Wxth Honor 'llaymg keen senses common sense and yet room for nonsense Band I 2 3 4 Prom Chairman 3 French Club 3 Pep Club 3 Xkrldcat Weekly 4 Inklrng Sports Editor 4 Intramural l 4 Play 3 Home room Alternate 4 Dennis the Nlenace lndust I m always raising cane, and Industrlal Arts Club 4 Base ball 1 2 3 Intramural 4 Track KATHRYN MXN CARROI I Ann College Wrth llonor I rked for her smxle, her look her way of speakrng Grr Reserves 3 4 H S l IS 234G1rlSports12 k lmg 4 Nlxldcat Weekly 4 Pep or Scholarshlp 3 Choxr 3 1 F ll A Plav4 Fiand Follles RUQQEI L HUGH COOPFR ' Russ Industnal To worry lrttle to study less that s my idea of happrness lnclustrxal Arts Club l 7 3 Vcepres4ll1X234lna mural 1 7 Capt 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Stage I 7 3 -I FRED CORDOLA Ace Inrlustrlal It s not the work that wornes me ll s the women .f Football 12 4 Nlgr 3 Bask etball 2 Narslty Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 lndustrral Arts Club l 7 3 4 Intramural 1 3 4 Seniors CAROLYX BROOKS COUTHICICIBI Frrendly happy, wxth a ready smxle Crrl Reserves 3 4 Pep Club l PATRICIA AMX CAQFY Pat Commerclal Though she ms lrttle and not yery tall we can t help lrkxng her best of all Gxrl Reserves 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Carl Schurz Hrgh School l Y' Pi Xl AYNE CRIPPIX Industrlal 'Nobody knovss rt but once I was bashful lndustrlal Arts Club I 3 Treas 1 Band 1 2, Intramural 7 3 4 Football 2 Varslty Club 3 4 Track 1 3 4 1 1 .- . , A u ' 11- - . 50 ' 1 H - , ' Y KK i ' ' - ,, , A ' ' l U! 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' eniors CEORCI- DII-TI RICll Industrtal I ye taken my fun where I ye found II lnclustrral Arts Club 1 2 3 4 A CARNII' LA LOLISF DRAGONI Car Commercral Lrlce a song short and sweet Glrl Reserves 3 4 Lrbrary Staff 4 Office Assxstant 3 4 of Ne' I. jO ANN DUINNINGTON J Commercxal 11 have around Pep Club 3 4 SHIRLIIY VICTORIA ANN I JIIARDS Vrckl Commercial She vsallfs through the halls vuxth a shy smile on her face D 3 4 Choir I' 1' JLAINNI-.TTL L FI1L'IZ jennle Commercial A sweet personality that goes a long way Nlxddlesex Valley Central School I 2 Gul Reseryes 3 4 D S 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Choir 3 4 Double Trio 3 4 Homecom- lng Queen s Court 3 Office is slstant 4 Cheerleader I 2 THERESA ANN EIRSCHELE Terry Commercral Wlth llonor Better to be small and shxne than to be large and cast a shadow D S 3 4 G1rlReserwes34 Inklmg 3 4 llnldcat Weekly Pep Club 3 4 Lrbrary Staff 2 3 A drsposrtron that s sweet and sound a grrl that s a comfort to Gxrl Reserves 3 4 D S 2 3 SHARON ELLIOTT Shar College A manner soft and frxendly sprrrt kr md and true Grrl Reserves 3 4 Cheerlead 2 D 2 3 4 Cl1b3 4 Spanlsh Club 2 3 4 C roxr 3 Double Trro 2 Offxce ss1stant4 Play 4 Band Fol s 4 Cul Sports I 7 EUGINI: CI,RTIb FIFI1 Gmo College Vflth ll0r1Ol' lle needs no sttlts to use a boxe hrs fellow men Hr Y 7 Honor Certrfrcate 1 3 French Club 3 lhldcat Week ly 3 4 Assocrate Edxtor 3 Inl- lnng 3 4 Annual, hdrtorm-chief RICHARD I ARI Rich Industrxal You can always tell hlm b the norse he cloesn t make Basketball 7 3 Intramural l Vw Wi RONALD K LVANS Butch Industrral A wa relxable yet lots UD Football 2 4 Varslty Club JANIES A FOGHIINO 1m Industrlal Thex say all great men are dead and Im not feelmg so well myself Football 2 3 4 Basketball 7 3 4 Baseball Ilgr 3 Varsrty Club 3 4, Industrral Arts Club I 2 3 Sec 4 H1 Y 3 4 Intramural REININFTH FOLST BERNARD DE 'KN FRAHLER 0lll0l'S JOIN FOGHINO Industrxal Greater men than I may have lu ed but I doubt lt Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Intramural 3 4 Hx H 3 4 Var srty 2 Z 4 Industrxal Arts Club Pep Club 3 4 Track 7 Ken College Dean Commerclal A bxt bashful a b1t shy you There are always two days a 'Q M couldn t frnd a nicer guv bout whlch I never worrv ye ster day and tomorrow Band I 2 3 4 Intramural 4 IXatl Music Camp 3 Band I 7 3 DONNA JEAN! FIJELLING eanle Commerclal Only a woman can do two things well at once G1rI Reserves 3 4 Girl Sports reas 4 treas 4 Cholr 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Home Room Treas 3 CHARLES GEARHART IRENIE MARGARET GFIFR E IORELII. -XIVNI FIJII ER I olly Col egt Full of fun and mxschxef too doxng all there IS to do Gxrl Reserxes 3 4 Grrl Sports I 2 3 4 Wlldcat Weekly -L Ink ln 4 I S , 2 Choir 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Play 4 Band Follles 4 Charlie Industrlal Commerclal Youth comes but once 1n a ure: and sweet, a good frxend Q lxfetxme to meet ,-, IDCIUSIIIBI Arts Club 2 3 4 Gxrl Sports I 2 Glrl Reserwes Intramural 34 Baseball I 2 3 4 3 4 Pep Club 3 Lxbrary Staff 4 Varslty Club 3 4 wi fs., PATRICIA J GOTTLIEB Pat Commercral Happy go lucky wrth a laugh for everyone Gxrl Reserves 3 4 D S 4 J H S I Chou 4 Gxrl Sports 1 Pep Club 3 4 French Club 1 IJ DOUGLAS GRIFFIN Doug Commerclal The glrls just won t leave m alonel' Pep Club 3,-4, Industnal Arts 1 2 3 Intramural I 2 3 4 Play 3 Seniors JAMES E GRIFFIN Industnal Hardly a care seldom a worry he never seems to have to hurry Play 3 Football 1 Nlgr 2 Pep Club 3 4 Industrral Arts Club 1 2 3 4 Intramural l 2 3 4 Varslty Club 2 3 4 NORNAA ANN HALTER Norm Commercral Sweet as sugar but much more rnteresung Centreville Hxgh School l DS 23 Sec 4 PepClub34 FHA 3 Choir 4 Play 3 4 Glrl Reserves 3 4 Glrl Sports 2 'Q' LOIS MAX Ilblzl College With Hxgh Honor She toiled unt1l her tasks were done and then said llhy Ive just begun Play 3 Glrl Reserxes 34 2 H S l Inklmg 3 ture I-drtor 4 Wrldcat Weekly 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Spanlsh Club 2 34 French Club Sec 3 Bible Club 4 Home Room Alternate 2 Honor Scholarshxps 1 7 3 DEAN LOUIS HACKER BE RG Commercl al A moderate never too elated never sullen Pep Club 3 4 Industrial Arts 2 3 4 Intramural 2 4 Tennis l 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Hack Industrlal RAY L HERSCHLEB College A man wlth a great future Imxed Choir 3 4 Vrce pres 3 Sec 4 Football 3 4 Intramural 14 PepClub34 HIYZ3 Pres 4 Varsrty Club 4 Student Senate 3 MARY Jo HICRS I Comrnercxal Sugar and spice and mce ROLLAND HACRENBE RG What s all thas hustle and hur ry? Be lrke me I never worry Industrial Arts Club 1 2 3 4 all that s D S 2 3 4 G1rl Reserves 4 Choir 4 ALVIN JAMES HLRD n College lhth Honor The athlete the student the man Narsxty Club l 2 Vlce-pres 4 Span1shClub2 Vxce-pres 3 Pres 4 Annual Staff 4 lhldcat Weekly 3 4 Inklmg 3 4 Student Senate 2 I-1rst Vice pres 4 Boys State 3 Class Vlce-pres 1 3 Football l 2 3 Co-Capt 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 ip DAVE E HALL Mort College Wrth Honor A flne fellow and a friend to his frrends Annual Staff 4 L1 brary Staff I 2 3 4 Intramural 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Drum Major 2 3 Honor Scholarshxps 3 Play 4 LEWIS E HOUTS Lewle College He puts his WOIKICS In a pocket wxth a hole In xt Band I 2 3 4 Stage Nlanager 4 Intramural 1 2 3 Football I 2 Play 3 Ilbrary Staff 4 Band Follxes 1 T S51 Q ' , 1 U - 11 ' ' L, Im ' B U 11 1 1 7 1 - ,, 11 , , , . - 1- 1 D' , ,- . , 1 1 . - .V ' , Q 1-1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' Y ' 1 1 ' X gz-'rg -I 1. ' , 31,5 . . . rv'-. V I ' u 11- ' H- - ' 1 ' ' ' - ' A - ' 11 3 ' pq 1, ' Y U Y ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q . rt 11- - rr 11 - 11 , . . . ,, I' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 l 5 - - - 1 5 11 -1 1 ' ' . ' 45' . , , . - , . If X I 5- 1 br , . rt 11 ' U ' YV, 0 - 11 ' 1 H ' ' ' I 1 11 ' ' ' H ' ' 5 YQ I Y I , 7 A . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , I ' 1. 1 9 A 1 f 1 . , - 1 - 1 1 1 . A - , ...f Q . . 11 - 11 - , JI I - - ' H . . I 11 1 1 - q -1 1 11 r 6 1 1 1 ' ' . ,111 1 , y . , ' ' fs 1 S ' 1 S 1 1 - 1 ' D.S. gj. .. 9 ,Fea-, -9 9 . . . 1- 1 V 1 , ' , 4 1 Y 9 7 Y 7 I I 1 l 1 1 ' ' l 1 9 - ' ' 9 ' 5 ' L 1 , 5 Q 1 5 1 1 1 - Q 1, ' ,.'Y I Y 1 Y 3 , l Y Y 'E' if PATRICIA ELVA RAUFFMAN Pat Commercral She has a pleasant way about her that has won her many friends Grrl Reserves 3 4 D S 3 II S l Pep Club 3 Chorr 3 Offrce Assrstant 4 Grrl Sports 23 Sec 4 Play NIARLENE ELOISE KNAPP Mar Col ege A vrgorous, varrous versatrle a Grrl Reserves 3 Vrce pres 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 D S 34 II S Sec 1 Grrl Sports 3 4 Span rsh Club 3 4 Senror Band l 2 Chorr 3 4 Home comrng court 4 0- 6 4 V fc CLR DE RAH JACRSON Pete Industrral v rth my educatron 4 Football I 2 3 4 NIARNA I EAII KFNINII- RLING Pinky College Wrth Ilonor A wonderful gal, full of fun always nrce to everyone Grrl Sports l 3 4, treag 2 Grrl Reserves 34 Spanrsh Club 3 Treas 4 Wrldcat lIeekly3 Editor 4 Inklrng 3 4 Play 3 HS 12 DS 2 PepCIu 4 Ilonor Scholarshrps 1 2 I nex er let studres rnterfere Intramural 2 3 4 Industrral Arts Club l 2 3 4 Varsrty Club MONTE JANII-S KI-RN College Not that I lrke study less but fun more Play 3 Baseball 3 4 Pep Club 4 Intramural l 2 3 Varsr GER NLD I KRAMB Ike Industrral Whether the job be great or small he does rt well or not a Industrral 'Xrts Club 2 PETER LANG Pete College He turns hrs back on tle brrls and then runs backwards Play 3 Spanrsh Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 eniors NORMAN JOIINSON College Wrth Hrghest Ilonor None but hrmself can be hrs parallel Honor Scholarshrp I 2 3 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Vfrldcat Week ly 3, News Edrtor 4 Inklrng 4 Annual Assocrate Edrtor 4 Pep Club 4 Intramural 2 4 Play prompter and Sound effects 3 Play 4 af 'Q' ed RONALD' I- KI INE Ron Industrral Happy am I, from care I m free why aren t they all contented lrke me? Track 3 4 Varsrty Club 4 at-Q11 i fl-A E rm JANE rewrs 'I oure Commercral llrth Ilonor Those who scatter sunshrne can hardly keep rt from them selves S D S 2 Glr serves 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Ink lrng 3 Edrtor 4 Wrldcat Weekly 4 Exchange I:d1tor3 Ilonor Scholarshrp 3 Offrce Assrstant 4 Pep Club 3 4 Home Room Sec 2 DAR Prlgrrm 4 1 , V 1 , , - v I .. ,, - . n . . rr V ' - gg v ' - ' rr 11 1 1 5 I I 1 1 1 I s A , , , , - , - y , - - 1- As 9 , 1 , - ' ' ' 9 ' 9 - mr S 1 3 X - 5 N V S ' 1 ' , - v , ' rm' . - A 4 4. A 4 A .V 774 1 rr 11- , - H , H U Q' yy: ' ' 'r 1-.ms I fl xt , Y ' Y! f I ' 11 3' , - 1 1 - 3 I f I Qi , 4 . T Q , , 1 ,H . A J- t. . 9 E at s , , 5 ' ' , i 9 - 9 ' , 5 9 C ' V 1 1 . 1 4 J. . . , , . . , b3, 3 G , ,3- I- F I QI Yi- ' X' 'If tt - I 1 , I , 1 1 Axg ' 17 1 I ,'7 V 1 1 1 '1 ' In 1 1 1 ' ' 1 3 . If V R ' 5? ty Club 3,45 Band Follies 4. Intramural 4. K X . 1, 2 f X 'rl J p 5' 4+ 'I' A E A 9 3 If 11- I I! Yl- ' ,, . . . 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Seniors MARY JOANN LUCAS Mary Jo Commercial She has a smile that would knock the blues out of any sky Girl Sports I Girl Reserves 34 DS 4 PepClub34 JUD MIRACLE ref Industrial Make room for a man Ahem' Varsity Club 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Tennis 4 JANET MARLENE MEYERS Jan - College - With Highest llonor She can do many a thing-not the least of them sing. lwatl Music Camp 2 3' Class lres. 1' Library Staff l 23 vice-pres. 4- J.H.s. 1- D.s. 2 Vice-pres. 4' Choir 3 4' Double Trio 2,3,-45 Band Follies 45 Play 39 Girl Reserves 3,43 Inkling 3, 45 Wildcat Weekly 3, Feature Ed- itor 4g Pep Club 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Honor Scholarships l,2, DOLORES MARIE MARTIN Dodie Commercial Her manner is as winning as her smile H S 2 Girl Sports 2 Pep Club 3 4 Girl Reserves 3 Pres 4 Spanish Club 3 Homecoming court 4 JACQUELINL JOAN MII I I R Jackie Commercial She is easy to remember hard er to forget Girl Reserves 4 Pep Club FHA 123 Pres 2 Ba Follies 4 JEAN MARIE MILLER Jeannie Commercial Short and snappy attractive and happy Girl Reserves 34 CLAYTON KIOHNEY Clay - Industrial lt takes life to enjoy life. Industrial Arts Club 4' Intra- mural l 2 3 4' Pep Club 3 4. Kin RICHARD JOHIN MARUSFR GWENDOLYN JOYCE MARVIN Dick Industrial Poochre Commercial Give me my diploma and you A lowely girl with charms and glve me liberty grace with pleasing ways and Industrial Arts Club l 2 3 4 pleasing face Track 3 Girl Reserwes 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Student Senate 3 Office Assistant 4 French Club 3 5165 2 DI-.LORES ARDELL 'VIINO Dee Commercial Stars don t shout they shine Jamestown High School 1 Dowagiac High School 2 Girl Reserves 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 'S' SANDRA JEAN NEIGHBOURS Sandy College If you can t fmd anything to laugh about yust grggle Gxrl Reserves 3 4 H S l G11-l Sports 1 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 F N C 4 Ft Lauderdale Hxgh School l 2 Band Follles 4 JIIDITII AINN OLIIN Judy College Wxth Honor She IS gentle she xs shy but there s mlschlef ln her eye Gxrl Reserves 3 4 Glrl Sports l 2 3 4 Inklxng 4 Wnld cat Weekly 4 Pep Club 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Play 4 31 A I' V CHARLES C NIOIN ROE Charley Industrlal A gentle dxsposmon bnngs nts own reward and many frlends Industrlal Arts Club l Choxr FREDERICK CARL NEWMAIN Stack College He has set hrs goal hxgh and he w1ll reach xt Annual Staff 4 Intramural 4 Pep Club 3 4 Band Follxes 4 BEVERLY JEAN NICHOLS Bev Commerclal Fun even darts from her eyes Gul Sports 1 2 3 Gul R serves 3 4 Bookstore 4 Pep Club 3 Offrce Asslstant 4 LEONARD LAMAR PETERS Red Peters Industrral Out of my way this thxng has wheels Industrral Arts I 2 3 4 LARRY R O DELL Amos College lhth Honor An athlete and a mlghty one he plays untrl the game rs won Football 1 2 3 Co capt 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Varsxty Club 1 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 2 Pres 3 Vlce pres 4 Inkl1ng4 Wlldcat Week ly 4 Student Senate 2 4 Lab Asslstant 4 Prom Co chaxrman 3 Boys State 3 Class Pres 2 Seniors DON NIIJFFLEY Muff Industrial I d ltke to be convmced but Id lxke to see the man who can do Football I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Industrxal Arts Club 1 2 3 Pres 4 Intramural l 2 3 4 Var- srty Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 ARDI TH M NORTOIN Ardxe College Wrth a pleasant nature that never vanes Grrl Sports l Grrl Reserves HS I DS 4 Inklxn Wlldcat Weekly 4 Pep Club 3 F NC 3 Vxce pres 4 A 2 Band Follxes 4 A SALLY PETERSON Pete College Wxth Honor Don t ever ask again why gen tlemen prefer blondes Class Sec 2 Treas 3 Play Prompter 3 Gul Reserves 3 4 Gu-1 Sports 2 3 4 Pres 4 Ann ual Staff 4 Inklrng and Wxldcat Weekly 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Llb- rary Staff 2 Treas 3 Pres 4 Spanrsh Club 3 Sec 4 Honor Scholarshxps 1 Z 3 Student Sen ate 4 Homecommg Queen 4 Play 4 Schlxtz Industrial Seniors RICHARD POI: Dnck Colle e A man of few words, but f much thought Track 2 3 4 Intramural 2 Pep Club 3 KE NNE TH L ROMIG lxen Industrxal lihy worry? Tomorrow, today wxll be yesterday Tenms 1 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 H1 Y Club 4 Industrral Arts Club l 2 3 4 Intramural l 2 3 4 Pep Cluh 4 f RLNINFTH L SCOTT Scotty Commercxal Ile s small but full of um and ugor, cheer up lxen, you mlght et bxgger Industrial Arts l 2 3 4 Var srty Club 4 Football 4 Track 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Stage 3 Play 4 DORIS MARIE RABBERS Dorls Commercial A smlle for all a frown for none, always peppy and full of un Grrl Sports 1 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Girl Reserves 3 4 Play Prompter 3 lay 4 'X 0? NANCY KAY RADKE Nance Commercial She vuns herself a place 1n everyone s heart Gxrl Reserves 3 4 J Il S 1 D S 2 3 4 Girl Sports I 2 Pep Club 3 4 Choxr 3 4 Double Trro 3 4 Play Prompter 4 RFNNETH ROUSI1 Cheta Industr1al Concentratxon but on x hat? K Industrral Arts Club 3 ua, RICHARD C SCH MIDT Dutch Industrral Frxends, Romans, and Country men, lend me your gxrls Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Intramural 4 VBISIIY Clul 3 3 Treas 4 Industr1alArts Club 4 Play 4 jAClx RLNINETH SNIITH lxmllxng ack Industrlal A smlle for every boy and two for every glrl Forrest Clty llrgh School l Wynne Hxgh School 2 Football I Baseball I 2 CARLENE ADA RIFENBILRG Commercial Talented and capable, a frlend to everyone F H A l 2 Glrl Reserves 5'7 RONALD LEE SCHULTZ School rs an mstxtutron, but who wan s to lrve rn an HISIIIU non? Baseball Mgr I Baseball 2 3 Pep Club 4 Industnal Arts Club 4 Intramural 4 Q ig f--rw Y? MAUREI' IN BRIDGET STEVEINSON ' Reenle College 'ln everything she does her best enterlng xt wrth zeal and zest Grrl Reserves 3 4 Ctrl Sports 1234 PepClub34 FNC3 Treas 4 Bookstore 4 Play 4 Band Follres 4 5? THOMAS HLGH SMITH Reg College He puts hrs problems asrde for a bralny day Pep Club 4 Football 1 Lx brary Staff 2 H1 Y 2 3 Treas 4 Intramural l 2 Spanrsh Club 3 4 Band Follies 4 BOB STUMPF lndustrral Not bold or shy nor short nor tall but a happy medrum of them a Industrial Arts Club 2 Tavx y Industrial best men 234 JLDITH CAE LE TOBIIN DAN TOWNSEIND Judy Qolle e Tubb Industrral T611 me, pretty malden, are School rs a good thrng but there any more at home ltke you Gxrl Sports l 2 3 4 Grrl R serves 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Pep Club 3 Cheerleader 2 4 Play 3 I H S l Annual Staff 4 Homecomrng Court 4 let s not overdo tt Intramural 3 4 lndustr1al Arts Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 QW CLYDE DOLGLAS TLRNBULL 4,1 DALE HENRY TAVERNIFR Men of few words may be t e Football l Track l 2 Stu dent Senate 3 Varslty Club 1 Doug College Wrth Honor Hrs lrmbs were cast rn a manly mold for hardy games and contest bo ' H1 Y2 Sec 3 4 Spanxsh Club 2 3 4 Football 1 2 4 Track 1 2 34 Chorr 3 Pres 4 Pep Club 3 4 lntramural 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Boys State 3 Student Senate 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Class Pres 4 Varsity Club 2 Treas 3, Vrce pres 4 Play 4 Seniors SHIRLEY DEE SPOOIN ER Shilo Commercial The only way to have a frrend rs to be one Band 1 2 3 4 Band Lrbrarran 12 3 Assxst 4 Band Sec 3 Chorr 4 Girl Reserves 4 MARY SUZZAINE TAX LOR Mary Sue Commercral l dare not be as funny as l really am S , D 2 3 4 Reserves 3 4 Pep Club 3 5 st PATRICIA ANNE STICKLER 'Pat College Wrth Honor A qulet girl but quite a grr Girl Reserves 3 Sec 4 D S 2 3 Pres 4 H S 1 Grrl Sports 2 Annual Staff 4 Inklrng 3 New Edrtor 4 Wrldcat Weekly 4 Copy reader 3 Pep Club 3 4 Honor Scholarships 1 Z 3 Home Room Secretary 2 Cholr 3 4 Double Trro 4 Class Sec 3 4 Play Prompter 4 Band Follres 4 1 S V 11 ' 71 - tt - 11 - ' Q , tt ' ' cr - ' 37 ' D! xx 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 S - 1 1 1 1 Q - 1 1 - - . . . - , 1 - 11 - 1 1 - u I- 1 . . . . ,, . . , M. V ll V 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1314' I - 1 1 1 . ' A , L 1 7 ' Y 1 - - u , Pl - ' A H - ' A h .. . ,, .11 3 , 3 - LH. . 1- .S. , , QG11'l , 7 g , 1 1 - 'f , 113 1 1 - 1 3 I, , 1 1 1 2114923 '51 . , . , 4 1 - 1 tr 11 - g y - ' 11 ' ' ' -- Q . ,, 1 ' 11 1 1 1 3 C' 1 Y W , Q 1 1 1 1 1 ,Q 1 1 if . n Q I ' I W '1 1 4 1 1 1' . ' oi 9 Y Y V ' 11 11 - - 1- 1 11 - - - H . . , N . . u- . . I ,, 5 ' - ld , , . , .C. X 1 1 ' FJ' 1 - 1 .1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 V5 4531- ' . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 ' 1 3 rg X1 1 1 N l Q . I . Y , ' 7 1 ' 1 - ' - 1 Seniors MARGARET JEAN VANSELOLS Maggre College Good nature IS but one of her vrrtues Gul Reserves 3 4 Spanrsh Club34 Band 123 Sec 4 F3 LINDA LOU V. EIANDT Lou Lou College W1th Honor Sweetness always stays 1n style Grrl Sports 1 2 3 4 G11-l Re serves 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 F N , D H S 1 Ink 1n 4 Vrldcat Weekly 4 Home Room Sec 4 Cho1r 3 4 Play 4 Band NANCY VERHUFI ' Verpy College V.1thH1gh- est Honor Some thrnk that school IS made for fun and frol1c and so do l Class Treas l 2 Play 3 Gxrl Reserves 3 Program chair man 4 Cheerleader 2 3 Capt P DS 2 S rsh Club 3 4 Gxrl Sports l 3 4 Sec 2 Annual Staff 4 Inklxng 3 4 Vvxldcat lleekly 3 4 Honor Scholarsh1ps 1,2 3 4 Prom Co charrman 3 ELIZABETH LOUISE WOODALI. Betty Commercral Sweetness and personalrty what a paxr D S 2 3 4 G1rl Reserves LOGAN S XX AGNER Sam Industrlal He doesn t lxke to study weakens h1s eyes Intramural 3 4 CONSTANCE ARLENE WILHELM Connxe College Wrth Honor F1rst 1n wrt, fxrst 1n fun, f1rst 1n the hearts of everyone Glrl Sports l 2 3 4 G1rl serves 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 W1ldcat Weekly and Inklmg 3 Exchange Ed1tor 4 Annual Staff 4 Play 3 4 Class Treas 4 Pep Club 3 4 Honor Scholarshlp 3 IOI A JUAN WOLCOTT Blondie C0mmEfCl3l Lxfe IS I0 0 vxork and 90 fun A D 4 G1rl Reserves 3 Treas 4 G1rl Sports 4 Pep Club 3 4 Choxr 4 IXII l IAN! I DXX ARD H ORlx W1ll1e College ullh Honor One vuho the ladder of fame vull mount he has everythrng that counts Basketball l 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Track 3 Tenn1s 4 Hon or Scholarship 1 3 Inklmg 4 Klrldcat Weekly 4 Spanrsh Club 3 4 V3fSlIy Club 3 4 Student Senate 3 DONNA JEAN IL EIAINDT Dee ay Commercral Full of fun with a sm1le that' contagmus J H S 1 D S 2 G1rl Sports 2 3 4 Gxrl Reserves 3 4 Home Room Treas 3 IOAINN NOREEN IXOOD Comme:-rc1al Thrs dark halred malden has cllarmlng ways we all adore G1rl Reserves 34 G1rl Sports 3F11A 12 Pepclub D L6 g to ' 11- U H - , N ' tc - u- Q f ' .ra , H ' , s ' . . , , g ' 3,4. I I , 7 Y ' ' G X is -A . H H - . H J H - . ix u 1 ' git at ' ' S Ylzsvf ' -1- . ,, 1 - . . . 5 . . 9 ' 1 s I I 1 9 I! li- - ' Q' . ,,- - . Q' ..... . I ll Y ' . ,, .11 l I . . 3 v 1 1 I . Re' , 1 , 9 ' , 9 ' , s 1 S , 9 - - ' ' , C. 4' .S. 3,4g J. . . 5 l' g ' 5 , as ,. ' .1 . Q . g -,g .Ig ' 4 'Ol L .l 3 Y I ' Y 1 7 a t Foll1es 4. Band Follies 4. . V I I' 'Y ' 11, ' tr 11- ' rr ' - y 02 In HJC. I . . ' Y fl F.H. . 2,39 I-ll.S. lg .S. 2, ' 1' D 1 ' I U , Q . 9 1 Q l,2, 3 . . . , 3 3,43 ' - J.H.S. Ig .S. 2. 1 11 - - 11- ' tr 1' ' rv - - rf' '- rc ' - ,' l , ' l - -- 11 3 11 J 3 . . , . P 43 J.ll.S. res. lg . . 3 pan- ' ' 1 g ' Q . ng . 1 1 1 :I I 13 3. . 'W ' 'l . - ' ' ' I I' .1 ,, Q ' I is D 1 9 ' 9? FTANCIFS BFLI E XOLNC Fran Commercial Her heart IS like the noon tlfere s a man in lt HS 12 PepClub34 l lbran Staff 3 4 Seniors ROBERT ll KYNE 7l1RFKS ierl College He admlts there are two sxdes to everythnng hls own and t e wrong one Football 2 3 4 Spanxsh Club 3 4 lndustrlal Arts Club 1 2 3 4 Xarsxty Club 4 Intramural 2 Stag L me 1 Hina .-f emember When . Margaret X an Selous rode her pony to grade school Etta Lew rs ran rnto a tree playrng Red Rover y ,f JoAnn Wood and jean Mrller couldn t dance ny, 1 Francres Young drdn t go wrth john Foghrno Donna llerandt trred rrdrng three others on her brcycle Nhat happenedU Pat Gottlreb played football wrth the boys The boys crossed all the wrres on Betty Woodall s car Nancy Verheul lrrt Jrm Hurd and made hrm cry Judy Olrn was captarn of patrols and started frghts at grade school Connre llrlhelm moved to Frrst Ward and all the boys lrked her Qallx Peterson crred rn seventh grade because her art paper was torn Pat Strclfler had long blond brards Ken Foust had to buy hrs own Commercral Beverly Nrchols was always late to open the bookstore Gerald Kramb was always absent on days speeches were grven Sam Wagner used to come to school once rn a whrle Norma Halter baked the best cherry pre rn the hrgh school Theresa Errschele and Carmela Dragorrr weren t about the shortest rn our class Viable Arnold was norsy rn Crvrcs class UWB rzra lf Frrst Ward grrls Darsy Anderson came to TRHS and all her srsters are here now too Earl Avery was on the black lrst, even though he was on the Lrbrary Staff Charles Gearhart drove hrs Rattle A Rrchard Earl Fred Newman and George Drethrrch became sucl- a hrt v.1th the Rrchard Qchmrdt renamed Howardsvrlle to Schmrdtvrlle and got the brggest part rn the senror play Todd Beck moved from Ohro and all the grrls were crazy about hrm Dale Brngamen rode hrs brcycle rnto the rrver Sherla Blalock was the krndergarten May Queen Rolland Hackenberg clrmbed trees and swung from branch to branch JoAnn Dunnrngton beat up the boys who tred her shoe strrngs together Aletha Arney was too short to play basketball Pat lxauffman was shy and quret Lors Broun came to T R H S lanet Chapman drdn t have any art abrlrty Ronald Evans skrpped school almost every day jrm Foghrno drdn t spend most of hrs trme teasrng Mr Handle secretarres E M-,Q Iola Wolcott got hrt vsrth a book by Mr Ray Nancy Radke lrke to roller skate every day for a few hours Qhrrley Edwards was a roller skatrng Champeen Nlary lo Hrcks cooned vuatermelons Vonte lxern was the shortest box rn the Rhrnre class Ardrth lxorton lrved so far from grade school Nlary o Lucas took tap-dancrng lessons Larry O Dell gave a lrzard to Nlrss Weller EF r 79 Dorrs Rabbers spent her mrlk money for lxool Ard 512 -W1 -ia Norman johnson got a D rn deportment Doug Turnbull dren plans for judx Tobrn s and hrs future home 4. ,gg . . 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A ' ' ' . l ' . fr . 5 . , i . l .. .im Bob 7erfas used to crulse around rn hrs dad s truck Sandra 'Xlexghbours drdn t tell lokes Don Xluffley gave Dodre Nlartrn a Chrrstmas present rn the srxth grade what v-as 1t71 Lamar Peters and Rrchard Nlarusek vteren t hot rods Gwen Nlarvm was a better baseball play er than any other grrl Clayton Nlohnev led the grand march at the formal lanet Nleyers answered questrons xyrtl a srmple y s o o ay Bobb got all A s rn frftl' grade Dennis Bow lby drdn t ask sxlly questrons Pat Casey moved from Chrcago and slaved the boys Larry Bullock was called Snlky Why 71 f W X Ann Carroll read a book a day Gene Berdler borrowed cray ons from all the grrls 'xlarlene Knapp charged fudgsrcles ex rx noon and after school on her may home Blll Y ork began vuearrng glasses Dale Travernrer decrded to l1ve rn Calrfornra for 1 whrle Maureen Qtevenson vsouldn t recxte or tall-' rn grade school Ronald Schultz and Bob Stumpf got good marks CAll A s77J Carlen Rxfenberg was mrssrng durrng the nrnth grade Lmua Werandt forgot her trcket to the formal Everyone thought jrm and Doug Grxffm were tv ms Wayne Crlpprn was the wrse 1 dge of a Lrvrcs trxal ff? Jeanette Feltz wore glasses ,y P '- fi Ray Herschleb had the lead rn the grade school play 4 ,gm Dean Haclcenberg and Mr Horst drscussed levers rn Physrcs class Dean Frahler and Pete jackson weren t m the Natronal Guard Irene Geler was bashful Peter Lang and Rrchard Poe solx ed all of Xlrs Barlow s geometry problem s lud Nlrracle and Fred Cordola rode out to Lois Huey s every 'Saturday to play tag and made rn the rrver Nlarna Kemmerlmg more a prnk scarf wlth a red coat and got the mcltname Pmky qhrrley Qp oner and lev rs llouts lxlced to snarl at each other everv nova and then jacltre Nlrller and Delores Mxno were quret rn Miss Nl6t7g6f s class CWhen7D lxen Romrg and Tom Smrth were the star puprls of Latm class Nlary Sue Taylor drdn t have anythmg to say CRX hen v as tl'1s7J Ronald lxlrne rode hrs motor scooter to school every day lack Qmrth brought hrs suthrun draarxl to I'RllQ Charles Nlonroe thou ht he was related to Nlarrlyn X Dan Townsend yomed the Nayy Ixen Scott more logger s boots to school Ken Rouse was called Cheetal' I.orel1e Fuller was emcee of the speech class s mmstrel show rn the band follres Beverly Avery and Donna Fuellmg just about laughed thelr wav out of Nlr Ray s hrstory class Carolyn Brooks trred to collect the Grrl Reserves money . . . , . . , A . 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V , . . - U a . n Y ' V C ass Prophecy June 17 1970 Dear Drary Tomght was a very specxal nrght As you know Igraduated vuth the class of 1955 Well a dance was held at good ol TRHS for that class Why, some ca'ne from all parts of the world just to see thexr old classmates As I walked around I notxced that Dr James Hurd, the famous surgeon was entertammg the gxrls as usual He was very mterested in the conversatxon betv-een Lmda Werandt, the new owner of Bronson Hospltal and Nlaureen Stevenson her archrlval from Borgess In one corner of the room Eugene Fxfe the world famous psychologxst, trled to tell I-arl Avery the world s last general practxtxoner that he ought to Sp6Cl81lZC Farl was provxng obstrnate Iguess he hasn t changed much Rxght after I arrxved JoAnn Wood, the rlchest woman 1n the west, strolled 1n wrth Fred Cordola, the richest man 1n the hast and Gene Bexdler hrs butler Pat Gottlreb and Norma Halter who constantly tour the Unlted 'Crates and Europe suggestrng new haxr styles, were talkmg shop e'1thus1ast1cally wlth Dons Rabbers, who started all the new hart styles for men But soon thelr attentlon shlfted to the dashmg Todd Beck, recently nan ed one of the ten most elrglble bachelors of the year Rrchard Schmxdt, the first football coach at Three Rlvers to wm a trophy for havmg a perfect sea son Cof defeatsJ,told everyone about the changes m TRIIS He sand that men now realrzed now rntel lxgent women really re To prove he meant what he saxd he fcrthn nth appomted Conme lhlhelm prm cxpal, and Pat Kauffman superxntenflent of sclrools Thelr secretarres Ray llerschleb and Dale Bmg aman, are really gomg to have a rough tmle' Out on the floor Larry Bullock owner of the Chrcago Trrbune, and Jay Bobb edxtor of the Atlantxc Nlonthly, danced wrtla Delores lhrtm and Sally Peterson who have converted Macy s and Grmbal s ln to shoe departments And over ln a corner, Monte Kern, the false teeth manufacturer, was domg the mambo wrth h1s hygremst, Theresa Exrschele The 54 plece orchestra of the renown Margaret Van Selous furmshed the PIUSIC featurmg the am ous recordmg star Janet Meyers and the hot lrcks Jazz pxamst, Pat Strckler A sudden roar drowned mg up rn hrs newest sport mod 1 the YKY 300 whrch has so many parts rt keeps the vorld s tvo best mechamcs, George Dlethrxch and Ken Romlg busy 10 hours a day On the veranda Jrm Fogluno was busy tellmg Judy Tobxn how he got so trred dlggxng dxtches that he burlt a machme that could do the work 1n one thousandth of the txme He made a prle on rt so I hear Judy was tellmg Jo es to everyone her TV program IS hrlarxous Mary Jo Lucas and Jean Mrller, the great dancers, were on the veranda too, trymg to grve a couple of Klavy adrmrals Doug Grxffm and Rrchard Poe, a lesson or two Doug Turnbull and Sharon Ellrott were busy Comparmg notes on the desxgns for a new type dog house Th y flew home for the party on Dean liaclfenberg s Transworld Arrlme Dale Tavernrer was talkmg to the famous Nancy Verheul and Marna Kemmerlmp who had made nul lrons stylmg clothes for rnovle stars It seems Dale IS the chxef engrneer on Norm ohnson and B111 Yorl s rocket shrp Norm and B111 couldn t come to the party they expect to land on the moon rn a few days The 1970 versxon of the Three Musketeers strolled m Clyde Jackson Dax Townsend and Sam Wagner are men about town and seen everywhere that s anywhere By the way tl ey own shares 1n Russell Cooper s Tool and Dre Company Ronald Klme s Paper 'xlrll and General Motors now oper ated by Don Muffley A glrttermg group of movxe stars had gotten together rn a small group to dxscuss actmg They have lust completed a movxe together wxth Judy Ulm and Peter Lang as co-stars aclue Miller Cwho played a fat lady,l Charles 'lonroe fthe vlllaxn D and Jrm Grrffxn the newest h1t wxth the teenagers Nancy Radl e an opera smger Mary Jo Hrcks the TV s1ren and Shlrley Edu ards the rough and tough roller I . 1 0 V, ,. n V , , . . u I ' 1 . 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A Ai , , I f 7 V y 1 1 -- 1 9 Class Prophecy derby star,are verv popular on TX and each has a NATIOIN WIDE FA NICIUB They told me that lanet Chapman and Fred Newman have just released their latest cartoon movre hrt Dave Hall the Pulrtzer prrze vsrnnrng photographer walked around talcrng prctures for the now great ly expanded Esqurre llagavrne recently acqurred by Bob Stumpf I saw JoAnn Dunnrngton a model, and Lorelre Fuller, frrst person to swrm the Atlantrc Ocean both ways posrng for hrm About mrdnrght a couple of large tricks and a few racrng cars pulled rn Folland Hackenburg, who owns all sorts of trucl' lrnes was tryrng to do some advertrsrng Richard Nlarusek and Lamar Peters had raced up rn some of the hot rods from Clayto s 'Mohneyj Rod Races Several wealthy busrness men Card vuomenl of 'I R are members of the class of 1955 Shrrley Spoon er owns Nlrller s whrle Betty Woodall and Beverly Nxt hols run Hudson s Drug Store Gerald Kramb rs the Cadrllac dealer, Francres Young runs the Rose Ixoofn, Dean Frahler rs ov ner of the Kroger charn and Bob Zerfas has tal en over hrs dad s cement block busrness Iola Wolcott has made brllrons on her never lrrop bubble gum and rs soenclrng rt right and left She, Beverly Avery, and Donna Frrellrng aren t workrng now they rust lrve rn luxury Everyone was lrnrng u apporntments for Charles Gearhart s Barber Shoo Lven some of the secre- taries Mable Arnold Carolyn Brooks and Delores Mrno go there regularly for a harrcut Such men as Ken Eoust, the rhrnoceros hunter and Rrchard Earl who put peppermrnt flavored glu on envelope flaps and made hrs prle that way are regular customers Tom Smrth and Etta LEWIS the frrst people ever to travel through Kool-:ooramanga and lrve to tell about rt were tall rnsr wrth Lors Huey who runs the world s largest prpe frtters school By the way Lors says her best teacher by far rs Klarlene Knapp vho wrrtes best sellers Her two latest were about the dean of women at Xl S C Sandra Nerghbours She also wrote a grroprng short story about the brg lumber rack jaclf Smith The most delrcrous food was served It was grown rrght round T R by the wealthy farmers of the group- Ronald Evans, Donna Verandt and Ken Rouse and prepared bv the world s best cooks rn other words Carlene Rrfenberg, Ardrth Norton and Darsy Anderson sauntered rn dressed rn phosphorescent surts th latest rage rn Bangkok, they were tryrng to make a solash, as usual Suddenly the gloom was elrmrnated by Plfzrrng spotlrghts focused on Ronald Schult7 He has started '1 crrcus and rr-troducef' hrs star attractrons, who were gorng to entertarn us leanette Felt? the beautiful tra peze artrst swung gracefully on tloe bars vrhrle Nlary Sue Taylor rode across the tightrope on her unrcycle Ann Carroll the oriental sword swallower and Shelra Blalock, who was rrdrng srx whrte horses wrth l er feet on the two outsrde ones v ere the next entertarners But when Ken Scott and Aletha Arney the world s tallest man and woman c me rn attentron rmmedrately swung to them They had drscovered a formula for growing prlls shortly after they graduated Then the frre srren started warlrnp and Dennrs Bowlby tl'e frre chref rushed avray rnto the nrght rn hrs Cadrllac Frre Engine chauffeured by Lors Brown Srnce the venrng had oroven so rnterestrng Irene Gerer pulled out her pocket tvpewrrter hrch was rnvented and patented by Carmela Dragonr and wrote rt up for the New Yorl Trroes I thougl't that by now everyone had arrrved but I was mrstarc n I arry O Dell ard lud xlrracle rushed rn rust then Larry coach of the Lrons had yust frrrsled the last game of hrs strarght wrn season Jud was c ptarn of a basketball team and had yust beaten the Globetrotters So they told hom well they had done nd were rn hroh sprrlts Gwen Xlarvrn and Ifat Casey were strollrng around I was told that they drdn t m ke a lot of money but they enyoyed lrfe rr-ore by rnventrng new devrces for cooking, scrubbrny sevvrng and stuff lrlte that Well, dear drary I found out sorfethrng about each person rn our class and how they are dorng It was really rnterestrng and I rr sure everyone had fun lhrs was the best party rn my lrfe' Good by, dear drary Xlaybe rn about frfteen years we ll have another class reunron V n 1 v fs 7 1- r 1 . - . - 7. . . . 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Juniors Frrst Row Barbara Reed treasurer Mrss Magnet, ad vrsor ackre Bera, secretary Second Row Fred Jackson, vrce president Dave Hurd presldent Thxs was an outstandrng year for our class, for we really got rnto the sve mg of thmgs and new perrences popped up contrnually However, we benefrtted by all the work and experrence as rt prepared us for the drstrngurshed role of bemg semors Rrht at the start of the year, we had charge of the concessron stand at two football games and sponsored the dances followrng Soon after we presented our play Fmders Creepers , under the dxrectron of Mrs Voorhees Lots of t1me and hard work went mto rts preparatron and credrt IS due not only to the cast but also to the backstage commrttees for therr part rn makrng rt a success In anuary the class had a bake sale The very good partrcrpatron rn thrs undertakmg helped rn crease our treasury some more Our most ambrtrous undertakmg was the Prom The gym was beautrfully decorated rn a Roman Holrday arr Couples danced to the musrc of Bobby Davrdson s Orchestra, twrrlrng among the magnrfrcently hewn columns of Old Rome Our versron of the famous Trevr fountarn made the past seem even more realrstrc Our rumor year was partrcularly enjoyable and successful and we shall always have many memorres of rt We are sure that durmg the past year we have been benefrtted both academrcally and socrallv Much rs due Mrss Magnet, our class advrsot, for her patrence, gurdance, and help . . . . v. . ex- . V ll ' 7, , 7 n 'Q f J 1 : Y Q ' - s ,, 1 0 w SJ - - , - - : ' 3 1 , , . 4' t . ' I Q v in 1 A u H K I -Q -TA Y , Q T , 1 uniors Adams john Anable Charles Ash Barbara rv Atkxn son Alex Avery, Nlartha B aker Dorothy B a er Nancy Baker Sharon ll l I ? Barkalovr Betty Barth BCIIIC ellezza Sandra Bera Jackie Brngaman Rosalle Brshop Roberr Bxxler Rxcharcl Butler Stanley Blade, Ernre Bobb Rxchard -4 Br eth Mary ' '7 1 Brooks, 'Nlartha x F v I Burns llxllram Carrrer Mrke Coler James Comar Mrke Cook Cora Davx s lxenneth Dans Melxxn D eLong Sandra Detwrler D French Z' Davrs barah 5 1' Dean Ruth l3eBest Dennxs gs ZVS wayne I' rr ckson Gall in 1 Esma Gl 9 S. y orra Lx ans Gerald Jeanette Groy ean, ean Hack Barbara llackenburg oyce Hagenbuch Dale uv 5 --I Juniors Hall 'Knnette tg Headley Xlalter Hemenvway Ralph X Henschel Berry H111 Charles 53,1 H111 lxen H111 Sandra Horner, jamce Hows, Nlartha Hurd Dave Jackson, Fred ,... av ny ackson m jarratt, Joyce Jarrett, ames johnson Char es johnson leroy n S, ones Carol F' onker, lzdvward judsen, Paul Karstetter, R ph lxauffman, LeRoy lxauffold Dave hexth Franklm lupker Janet hlme Sh1rley Knapp J m lxnauss Gerald lxovac, Robert Lammotr Walter Lane Lorene I Lexster, Nlanon L1erman Steve lb fe LIHSDCI, Norman Lmtemoot anet 1.05111 bhrrlew Loxejox Betty lunsford Duaxne N1cLean 1xer1n Nlartln Nenrce Nlaruaelb. lorraxne Nlast Patricia Nlayer anlce Mayer Roger Nlechlxng Nancy Nhller George Nlmnlear Bonnle Nhtchell Patsy Mxtchell Paulrne Mohney, Bet Mohney Janet Mohney lxexth Oswalt, Betty Palmer Sherry Patrxck Fred Paul Donald Pendleton, Tad Penzotu Sally Peters Phyllls Prltchard Elsreann Prltchard Nancy Quake Larry Reed Barbara Reed, Mary ROggCl1CD Tressa Rose, james Rouse Harry Rumsey hrleen Sanders, John Schanz Nancy Shxre Sandra Slocum Carl Smrttendorf Gordon Snyder, Robert Stark Shrrley S emlnger Conme Sweet ullll3m Thayer Rxchard Thomas, Adele Thomas Rxchard Tobler Arthur Juniors 'Y Ra 1 fs I if N5 1 7' J' K a I I K F 'I lp , Juniors Turner, Helen I N .3 3. 3 Ware, Joyce . A Waters, Sara ' .gf . Welburn, Larry 1, I 'A X, Wells, Gary Wiedenbeck, Roger Williams, Dorothy A r Wooclall, Helen 7 'V 7 - 1 Mathews, Dolores y yt 5 y' ' 'X Milhollin, Mike fa. XY' 1 ,ff ,!,,,, 4 1 K a '4 1 .fr f. 2599 22-fa k -. 5? E emi .W wr .Cl XA Ho hum ain'z life boring ? 309' we Q ,F L ,W sr aff ii Whafs the joke ? d our fxrst post As Sophomores we sponsore ame dance It was held February 25 after the S Lakevrew basketball game and was the last post game dance of the season We had a large crowd and the profrt helped to rncrease our class treas ur Thrs year we also took part rn sports Durrng football season the Sophomores domrnated the N Reserve team Three Sophomore grrls, ancy Baker, Prxscrlla Barkalow, and jamce Tobrn e cheerleadmg squad They were on the reserv drd an excellent lob of supportmg the Reserve team To fxnrsh out the year wrth the freshmen Yes, we really got the school b we had our class p1cn1c Splflf thxs year and 1954 55 was a bxg year ut wart untxl we are Juniors' Sophomores Fxrst Row ames Stokoe, vice president Allson Bram er, secretary Nancy Baker treasurer l Second Row Phlllrp Fife, presxdent Mrs Bar ow VlSO1' Ames, Connie Anderson, Beverly Anderson, Nancy Baker, Nancy Barkalow Priscilla Berry Rxchard Brnder, Wrlllam Brxler Barsha Blade Kenneth Blalock Kenneth Bloom james Boeschenstexn, Charles Borse Jerry Bonfoey Steve Borger Judy Boulette HSITIS Boulette, Ianda Bramer Alrson Breece, Phrlrp Brxstol Charlotte Bubetz Rosemarre Burchard Xhllram Burgert Beverly Cameron Rrchard Carpenter Gordon Coates Colleen Cook Peggy Cook Toby Sophomores 'Z 'x X 3239 sv Cosner Roberta D Amore, joseph Davrs Stuart DeLong Darlene Drmmrck Veromca Dunnrngton Sandra Durren March Eastes Delman Facktor, Ronald Farley Dorothy Fxfe Phrllrp Frtch Rrchard ff! 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Neamen Donald Nerghbours, Nancy Parsons, lxermrt Pellegrom, Dave Peterson Elaine Ransbottom Janet Reed Connre Reed Kathryn Reed Thomas Rerff Terrence Roberts lack Roblson, Lrnda Rosson Kenneth Ryan Darla Sarley, Arla Sass Nrck Schmxdt Norman Scott, Patrrcna Smxth, ohn Spence Zoan Spencer Charles Stanard Lee Steck, Martha Stevenson, Cyrus Stokoe James Tobln janrce Tobler, Georgxa Todd Ted Tuesley Sharron Vxckrev Niarv Mard Rxchard Wexandt Terry Wexnberg Davld Welburn Janet llellrngton udy Xkestphal Anna Wxedenbeck Sandra Wrlklns Jerome VQ1ll1ams Claude Wrlson Knaomla Woodall Sally Zxegler Barbara Moore Robert Hoover Phyllls Mxssrng Lester Thompson 'S f 1 '1' -4 '19 vv M at '3i, ,G fir rc A ov -sr 'N 'f Q- f X 2 B 1 'S ' Lv ? A 'Z f: 'J , . . 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' 1.x 5-5'?i'.9i r N W rrrr L 'di tl Q' ,jr , 1 Rf, 2 1 jaw . 5, Hey joe l Kecpi n' an ev e on the Betlume Crrls As Freshmen we felt more experi- enced than we drd as Rhmres Th1s year we were the bxggest class rn T R H S l wh1ch made us feel very proud The grr s yorned the Grrls Sports Club and Future Homemakers the boys went out for re sketball Two of the serve football and ba gxrls, Judy Reed and Sally Reed, were chosen as reserve cheerleaders We attended the dances and games We also held a party w1th the erghth grade rn the mrddle of the year At the end of we held our annual prcmc wrth the year the Sophomores Although we had a lot of fun th1s year we are lookmg forward to next year and berng sophomores Freshmen d treasurer Pat Havens Frrst Row Sally Ree vrce-president Barbara Smith secretary Second Row Mr Wmters advisor ane Grlffrths presxdent 1 UQ Anderson Carol Babcock Richard Freshmen Bell Charles -1 Bitting Judy Black Tori ,I Blood Jewel Boughton, kenneth Bowlby Kenneth Bradford Duane Brandenburg, kurt Breth ames Brooks Agnes Brooks Edward Brown, William Brundxge, Eugene Brunner Leslie Buckhold Chris Buel, Roy Button, Vera Captain Wayne Chapman Ardith Clark Walter T 4' I' Coate s john nv Coates Patri ck Coombs Dolly Davis Phillip Davis Richard Deckard, Kaye Delflaan Ronald DeLaere Shlrley Dettmar Elizabeth Derwiler, Nlarsha Detwiler Marquita Diethrich john Dolph Perianne Drew Sandra Dunnington Gene Durren, Rex Edson, Harold Eirschele Virgil f 9 NJ 1 N 'S -of 3152 vi Z' Freshmen 'ui Y Y nr' fir 'Y lf R171 A of Q T 5-1 4 -v 1 A, 1 tr J I I l XA J K 2 f lf! Ely lNorma Ely Raymond Emmerlmg Russell Fxsh Ruth Foerster David Forshey Davld Fox Ronald Franklln Gerald Garland Betty Gazella JoAnn Gehng Anna Gllbert Geraldlne G1lchr1sr Brenda Grlfflth Jane Gunderson Dale Hack John Hackler Shirley Hall Sandra Harsh Mary Havens Patricia Hawkms Bonnie Hemenway Carole Henschel Nlarlene Henschel Ronald Herschleb erry H1ll kay lhllxard Ted Houseworth Loretta Houts Mary o Jansen Judy armrr anet Johnson Darlene osef Patrxcla lxauffman lxenneth lxeene Sandra lxeene Ted lxelser Jeffrey lxelth, lxathleen kelly, Norma lung, Bull , 5 V Q 1 A g -5 'ou 1 9 . Q, , , SX 4, 1 - I , ' V , . , ' 1 ' J -y X 1 5 J. if at 1 J ,J We y ' L ji . 4 I nu W . ' 3 rdf 3, no 4 1 ' ' ' - V '1 f '7 'S 4 . . Y , df A , G g - if ,. 3 4, 1 6 L , 5 ,' ' .4 l , ' gy, 1 -.vm Q 7 , L lx I XY 9 , J , Q ' A : - l 'r' , R , I f - 1 ff 1 J , , C' J 1 , J F 4 !l - I 1 .l ,r ' l aw r -3- J ' , ' J' Y j so O f ' ,S .H i- J V - A 5 fy , . 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V Studebaker Nlary Swanwx ck lxathryn Swmehart Norman Zlegler jxm Toltarslu Nlary Tomlrson Ealy Townsend Darllynn Wagner Phyllrs Wagner Tom Ward Henry Warner Mrchael Watson Sandra Whlte Mary Whitney Charles Woods James York Rodney Yorton Robert Zresmer Grace Lmn Gary Wood Roy Swan Donald Mrssmg Dan Cole: TWO mae 30 gexs if' 13,14 M my f, xvjygwzll' ' Z ff Q! 1 ' Y' ' .f Funny face if ' g I Where s Nlr Stutesman s room- How do you get to the l1brary7 These are yust a few of the questxons that entered our confused mxnds those ftrst few days of bexng rn hlgh school To he p us the guxdance counselors held an assembly and explaxned to us how to use the counselmg system and how to locate the varxous rooms We attended the dances and other act1v1t1es and are lookmg forward to the t1me when we can ,om some of the clubs On December 3 we had a School party w1th the nxnth grade wh1ch was a lot of fun We had an erghth grade basketball team whxch mcluded Bob Mxtchell jeff Hamxlron Gary Aus tm Joe Brackett, Roy Cameron, Frxtz Dzckens Dave Klmgel Ron M1h1l1s Stanley Penzottx jon Potter Dave Roberts jerry Shutes, R1chard Wells Dan Kramb jerry Ruggles and Paul Tobey These boys d1d a lot of practrcmg and are ook mg forward to playmg on the reserve team Mr Thompson was our helpful advxsor and at the end of the year we had our class plcmc Anderson Marlyn Arndt Paul Arney Quarles Arnold Barbara Ktklnson Roger Austm, Gary Beal Allen Beck rn Bxshop Ann Blank lXI1SllH Bonme erome Bowden lxae Bowers Sara Brackett joseph Bristol Rxchard Broke Rxchard Brovm Don Brovsn ul1e Buck Slurley Buel Nlary Captaln Carolyn Chrxstophersen Loma Clxpfell Harold Cole Bonnle Combs lxlm Comeau Raymond Cooper Paul Davls, Lmda lJ3V1S wlarllyn Dxcken Robert l,lEIh!lCl'l Nlary Dock karen lzxchholtz Barbara Emmons Roger lzsmay Paulette Facktor Mrchael Forrester Patsy Frmcke Penny Fuller Ioy Ge1be Donnxe ' Eighth Grade 'Q I Q- Oi Nb!! ,4 X ' , r 7 4 A.: 1 r A ' I , -.1 , 7? 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Qiake, Thomas Ream, Carol Roberts, David Romig, Joyce Rosenbaum, Ronald , Ruggles, Alice 'av Ruggles, Gerald I L: ga - Ryan, Eileen 7 5, Salmen, Gerald Ia Shutes, Jerry lk Qmith Donna Smith, Lois Smith, William Smlttendorf Carol Snyder Phyllis Stelnmger, Karen Swiatkowske Arlene Tobey Paul Ware, Joyce VI arner Ch arlotte Warner Penelope Waters Marion Watson, Marsha V elburn Douglas Hells Richard Werner Sharon Wetherbee, Betty Williams Thelma Wood Richard Woodall Joan Wagner Marjorie Blalock, Sharalyn Bowersox Walter Bronstetter, Betty Bronstetter, Bob Hayner Robert Kleth Donald Mlller Yvonne Morris Earl Thompson Thor Trevor Yearling, Sandra Missing Judy Briggs Loretta UW x l f B ,Ox SK 1 First row Linda llexandt Mama Kemmerling Lois Huey, Pat Casey johnson 1 Y os., .fgld Z' uf' P -nl -rl ,T 'X l-irst Row ames Stokoe Kathryn Reed, Peggy Cool Dave Pellegrom, Tom Reed Second Row Phillip Fife, Sandra Hecklebower, Marybeth Hazel Margaret Hoshel, Alison Bramer, Donald Neamen Not in picture Rosalie Harris l I First Row - Michael Facktor julie Brown. Second Row - Sara Bowers Stanley Penzotti, Kristin Blank. . -3 I 1, .,.. 3 ' zxixff ,1 K I ' A 3 . Z . V, .V , . , . Second row: Earl Avery, Nancy Verheul, janet Meyers, Norman w' S r Ali Y OAI! f -, iv X 5383 . ' P ll K ,- X Y Riff' J' 3. I -J , f g 5 l A 2 I C Q . .Xl 3 tl? ' If'f 4 I il' xl . 9..- I I Honor Students Qxmx.. Flrst Row Sandra DeLong Sharon Baker ean Groyean Adele Thomas Norman Lrnsner Paullne Mitchell Second Row Sally Penzottx, Mary Reed Shlrley Stark, Gall Erickson, Nancy Pntchard Tad Pendleton Not ln picture Phyllxs Peters V95 First Row John Coates, Sally Reed, Judy Bxttlng Judy Reed, Sandra Hall Jeffery Kelser Second Row Kurt Brandenburg, Brenda Gxlchnst jane Gnffrth hdxth Lxnsner Patty Havens Norma Ely Not ln picture Russell Emmerlmg Barbara Smnth Mary Whrte ' I . 7 :ix ' G I ' . . Q 1 J I .1 1 , J i S - I f ' P A l S 1. 0 . y X Sai, Z , f r' 4- S c 7- N WK. 1 ..X ' f 4:4 . ,ua ,Eli Z, Zz ' fi' y if AGTWIT E K JF . qf'J- I ' I c .W .1 -Y i Yixm i K ng Y - - fl' 'we' I M X viii. jig 9 X , '44 lg' , ' Lf .. r F X Mglffrrl 3 s fi, X' fiwfx' 1 1 W iff I l ' I A, bib TODD B1-CK JIM IILRD DAVIL IILRD PHILLIP FIFE President l xrs Vlce pre Sl lent Second Xrce president Treasurer Student Senate Mr Blank SHARON BAlxI1R Advisor Mr Peterson Advxsor Nix DeLong AdVlSOI Secretary Busy, busy, busy day' Thrs rs the Student Senate The Sen ate has now completed three years of operatron Last sprmg af ter much campamgmg, the followmg offrcers were elected pres xdent, Todd Beck frrst vrce presrdent, jim Hurd second vrce- presrdent, Dave Hurd secretary Sharon Baker treasurer, Phrlrp Frfe The Senate set up the lyceum programs for the student body frnrshed the trophy case, sponsored a post game dance, and helped mth the noon hour program for students who ate at the cafeterra One mam proyect of the Senate was completron of the constr tutron and drstrrbutron of a copy to every member of the student body Another undertakmg was the formatlon of a student court to handle problems arrsrng wrthm the student body Much Credrt IS due both to the student body ltself and the Senate s advrsors, Nir Peterson, Mr Blank, and Mr Delong, for makmg thls a very successful year for the Student Senate Frrst Row Elle en Ryan, Sharon Baker Sally Peterson, Margaret Hoshel, Martha Steck Second Row Geoffrey Hamrlton Sally Reed Jane Grrffxth Peggy Cook Judy Reed Thrrd Row Phrllrp Flfe Marlon Lerster Fred Jac kson, Joe Fornaresro Bob Mxtchell, Paul Coop er Fourth Row Denny DeBest Todd Beck J1m Hurd, Dave Hurd Larry O Dell Doug HOME ROOM NO Bas ement 203 Turn bull Student Senate SENATOR 1m Hurd Doug Turnbull Sally Peterson Larry O Dell Fred Jac kson Sharon Baker Dave Hurd Marlon Lerster Joe Fornaresxo Phxllxp Frfe Martha Steck Margaret Hoshel Peggy Cook Jane Grrffrth Ealy Tomlrnson Patty Havens Judy Reed Sally Reed Geoffrey Hamnlton Bobby Mrtchell Paul Cooper Elleen Ryan ALTERNATE SECRETARY Jud Mrracle Larry Bullock Jrm Gnffrn B111 York Keith Mohney Mary Reed Dick 'Ihomas Barbara Reed Roger Mtrac le Tom Reed Ted Todd March Durren Janda Boulette Jerry Franklrn Jeffrey Kelser John Coates Debbie Porter Kathryn Swanwxck Larrv Hackenberg Stanley Penzottr Shan Blalock David Roberts Dolores Martrn Judy Tobln John Foghmo Lrnda Welandt Nancy Mechlrng ean Grojean Larry Quake Erleen Rumsey Shirley Hrller Arla Faye Sarley Jamce 'Iobm Sand ra Heckelbower Steve Bonfoey Vera Button Ruth Myers Duane Bradford Judy Payne Barbara Smrth Paulet Esmay Jon Potter Sara Bowers B111 Smith TREASURER Donald Muffley Pat Casey Ronald Ev ans Margaret VanSe1ous Betty Mohney Phyllis Peters Larry Quake Joyce Ware Barbara Miller Kathryn Reed Georgxa Tobler B111 Herndon Nancy Baker Sandra Hall Rich ard Mohney Rex Durren ames Parsons Jamce Sloan Joy Fuller Ronnie Mrhnlls Julre Brown Alxce Ruggles 401 J. . . . 51 l 101 . . . . 303 , . . . 53 ' l 104 J I l 103 Denny DeBest Jackie Bera Janice Campbell Rosalie Bingaman 404 ' 102 ' ' ' 208 . . . ' . . 305 ' ' ' ' 310 . . . . 56 ' 13 105 ' ' ' 302 ' 402 ' J 100 ' ' ' 50 ' re 55 . . . . . 304 ' ' Fxrst Row Miss Metzger, Paulrne Nfhtchell Adele Thomas, Phyllls Peters Gall Erlckson jean Groyean, Theresa Ilrrschele Sally Peterson, Pat Suck ler, Lmda Wetandt Lols Huey, Ann Carroll, Sherla Blalock, Etta Lewxs, Mama Kemmerlmg Thlrd Row Connxe Wrlhelm, Roger Wredenbeck, Nlary Re ed, Sally Penzottl, Sharon Baker, Nancy Nerheul Shxrley Stark Helen Turner Nancy Prrtchari Judy Olrn l ourtlm Hrll York Norman johnson Larry L llock, Denny DeBest, Earl Avery, jim Hurd Todd Beck, Larry L ne urd l-ugene 16 Wildcat Weekl Fxrst Row 'Narna Kemmerlmg, Janet Nleyers 'Vancy Pritchard Connie Wilhelm Second Row Paul udson lnr d ackson rm llurd orman Johnson Dxd sou see what the basketball team lrkes to eat and dld you read about the all grrl Chrrst mas party 7 Sure saw rt tn the Vrldcat Weekly last Nlonday Those krds sure do a good yob of getttng he latest news The purpose of the Vrldcat Weekly IS to let the commumty knovs what goes on at T R H 9 To get the latest scoop was the yob of the Vrldcat Weekly reporters The edltors had the task of making out assrgnments every meek and belng sure the reporters turned rn therr storles The edntors also drd proofreadmg and exchanged papers wrth other schools A ' 9 Q f 7 I 5 -, V E5 ' - F g Q t , T 1 4 I 5 . 1 W' L F 3 - -. 5 5 5- : Q 3 A . l YV! . f l l- T , W Q M ' y .er Y . : D . . A . y . 7 . . , . Second Row! Sandra DeLong, Rosalie Bingarnan, Janet Meyers, Ardith Norton, Connie Steininger, Jackie Bera, . V y y . I l, . l ' --o r-,' Z f , ' , fu r ' , . i9'.-'ll,l1qYi ,, F'f. 0 X R I . . J , A S : ' ,l 1 l 6 .l v 1 N . ,, . V v . . v . . - '. H , ,,L , I Y . . ,. , V A V. . . . t , rv ,, v . .u - 4 . T . K WMV? BEAT STURGIS' -,,.--0' -7' BQNb HMM Tbrc rn d end en he16 ontwrd N11 b t other 9.1 SFU TCC, 'OG1 QLCU hte? CCH First ROW Connie Wxlhelm E lnklm Extra' E xtrav Read 311 about Y flme 3. Scho I t T PaPer was CZ11iiiP:l:ew?s pubhshgd evil? leaf for the fust eographed Pages Th nklmg and C0US1sred1X weeks Thls those for the W 1 e staff of reporters was0fhe1ght mlm f C same a ch 1 dcaf W kl osen C y but diferent editors we s re The I fo the stL?q::EgbCZnta1ned any news h t Staff felt th o Y and emphasized at was gf Interest at the 3 feature material Th e wxll be Conn P Per was ve nued IH future ry Worth Whlle Years and hope R M 1ss Dorothy Metz er W as Well 3 as the Wddcat Weelijl the adv1sor of the Inklmg tryouts 915, That 6VOUlDg U. band membcrs had a -'s. tv and get aC- the entire concert par , ualnted wltb the many a n ' diT8CtlOH C. t ' t rn Michlgan 11 ' a We boutbwes e ts attend- Beg1an, CqQCHlfH LVQVLSYQR CNVFNOKQVCW- Rey has Foacb John ncunced tb t 1V1DE up hms dutles at Wbrfo W1VCTS P1Uh c oo1 to +a1e a ncsr won wn the UU1VGTb1 0? Detrowtis atr1Pt1c oartment. It sccns b UU1VGT51tV that V e made an offer that was 'Hr' t too hood to us down an Coach as H as ceoted. T 15 ac b pn nh t Coach Rey nv for GNGSGW has been 1ooc1 , and be cents 1319 son 1 'ard 'QQ ntlnv 1 s another cha1 T O u SeC0ndh:1rE3,a IE.-dlgfslijle Ita Lewls Sheila Blalock I ?'SC xn11e Ln, Wyldnysnmw PMSUAI 3 tbTeG lenge an nls 11596 5 avfraged WOGUT ef Y OGC Schocia arf revo1vfC nav w111 take p f erouri M ndmc Eason dutl s a the Un1ver Trfves tb t snf srtv wblcb ont d n 1 lng v TS11f cont nan ges oder, b d csun nodding coach, nub11c pr1va+e tmons man, nn her own snelker ffl' at there banfuets. Foncb anef1ng a ma 1so tee b e h 1 sho had 1C 1 educatwon Maudle s e1onm Wlf son work classes n the Th nt and the of footba11 W :s off wrtb 9 so oerform the 1 coa out the Mandle s to see the V. ,,,,,,. group gave under the of Harry -known band studen I oon band 1eader. tles of a such as keeolng . on the p1ayer's 165, etc 0 Coach Rav exp his regrets 1D 1 because he h. leave a11 of friends and nlav hind but he 1ook kCon't,, Pg. 2, E 5 if its 5 if' 1H,5- - ,4--4-f- ' A A K' AT- 4 I 6 Y L.. ! Ee -1 el -- 1 ::.l:4:v 'nv' -N , A Q -5, r .gfl s, . N F Y 4 L. .. ' , ..f 1 L i N . tue Q - ' ' an f 9 118.15 , ff ' ' ' ' ' C' . . F. -JI 'V 'r - A . . 4 , , Q t. . X 1.43 1 . ' . W s 1- --:- n,, lu.. .1 inh . V ' , ' 1 . A-V . 4 A L U. centa' fn- H -- ' -- ' ' , X me V by 'Q '4i,f, x, C. 'I . , it new 1 - f H ' ,, I ' ' ff T., H 'Z 7 3 N R .r 'Q 5 x d ' 3 4, m ' l '2 3 Y Fl 1 1. '- - tg U 1 1 - ., - . 5 '-lm 3 .' J- b V' . ' i , . 1 ,ii E ll' '- NL.. 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A 5 1 - First Row Adele Thomas, luth Dean, Janet Lintemoot, Jean broyean lauline ntchell Sharm Baker, janet Mohney, eanette French, Helen loodall Second Row oyce Ware, Patsy Nhtchell, Nlary Reed Sally Davis, Martha Brooks Nancy Pritchard Barbara Reed, oyce Hackenberg, Sandra DeLong, Bonnie Nlinmear Third Row Berry Henschel, Kerin McLean, Lorraine Marusek Venice Martin, Janet Kipker, Pat Mast, Betty Mohney, Sandra Shire Martha Houts, Sara Waters, Betty Loveyoy Fourth Row Conn 16 Steininger, Barbara Hack Tres sa Roggelien, anice Horner, Gloria Esmay, Sherry Palmer Shirley Losrk, Carol Jones, Jackie Bera, Martha Avery Fifth Row Nancy Baker, Eileen Rumsey, Gail Erickson, Sally Penzotti, Helen Turner, Betty Barth Mary Ann Breth, Nancy Schantz Sandra Bellezza, Rosalie Bingamen, Betty Barkalow Shirley Stark Girl Reserves First Row: Marlene Knapp vice-president' Delores Martin president' Pat Stickler secretary. Second Row: Iola Wolcott treasurer' Mrs. Agosti advisor' lNancy Verheul program chainnan. Since the Girl Reserves 1954 officers weren t elected until the spring, at St Mary s Lake Camp near Battle Creek, their duties didn t begin until a Among the first activities of the year were the informal and formal initiations for the new junior Girl Reserves The informal initiation was a slum- ber party at the Fourth Ward School on October 1 The evening of October 27 was looked forward to by all, for it was the night of our formal initiation a very impressive candlelight ceremony Christmas turned out to be the busiest time for the Girl Reserves For the first time we were having a Christmas formal so it was appropiately entitled 'White Christmas, The date for the for- mal was December ll Larry Rolfe's orchestra provided us with festive holiday music during the evening Fxrst Row 'Kletha Arney, Betty Woodall, lola Wolcott, Pat Stlckler, Nancy Verheul Marlene Knapp Delores Martin, Sally Peterson, Carmela Dragonr, Theresa Exrschele Second Row Llnda Welandt Connie Wilhelm, Mary o Lucas, Shelra Blalock, Mama Kemmerlmg, Judy Tobrn, Jeanette Feltz, Mable Arnold Donna Wexandt, Pat Casey Thrrd Row Pat Gottlxeb, Delores Mxno, Sandra Nerghbours, Dons Rabbers, JoAnn Wood Carolyn Brooks udy Olln, Norma Halter Carlene Rlfenberg, Gwen Marvin Fourth Row Nancy Radke ean Mlller, Pat Kauffman, lackre Mxller Janet Meyers, Ardxth Norton, Shrrley Spooner, Irene Geler, Mary Sue Taylor Frfth Row Maureen Stevenson, Ann Carroll, Beverly Nrchols, Donna Fu ellrng Beverly Avery Margaret Van Selous, Lors Huey, oAnn Dunnrngton Sharon Ellxott Glrl Reserves Besrdes gettrng ready for the formal we sold Chrrstmas cards and decorated the audxtorxum On December 7 we had a combxned Chrrstmas party wrth three other groups the FNA FHA, and Grrl Sports It was the frrst t1me thrs had been trred and rt proved to be very successful On December 17 we presented our Chrxstmas program for the entrre school That ended our actrvrtres for December but when school resumed after the Chrrstmas vacat1on we began rrght rn agam The year progressed all too raprdly as we worked at our proyects To end the year, we went to Battle Creek to spend a weekend at St 'vlary s Lake Camp Th1s was a wonderful way to conclude thrs most event I ful year Much credrt IS due to our advrsor, Nirs Agostr, for her patrence and gurdance throughout the year BM 5 I : . 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M.. incur .--Q... l Flrst Row Mr Grlffxth 'Nhke Carrrer Doug Turnbull Nlarch Durren, Ronald Factor, qecond Row Tom Smrth Fred Jackson, Roger Wred enbeck, Steve Bonfoey, rm Stokoe Earl Avery Thxrd Row Dave Pellegrom, Charles Marvm, joe D Amore, Rlchard Berry, Steve Llerman Jim Coler, Phrllrp Frfe Fourth Row Art Tobler, rm Foghmo, Russ Cooper, John Foghmo, jay Bobb Terry Rxeff Ted Todd Frfth Row Charles Boesc hensteln, Drck Bobb B111 Burns, Ray Herschleb Denny DeBes t, Ken Romlg I 2 l Y Fxrst Semester Offxcers Fxrst Row Doug Turnbull Secretary Ray HersCh16b lu Presxdent jay Bobb Vxce-president Second Row Mr Grnffxth Advxsor Tom Smnth Trea surer Nh Stutesman AdVlSOI Yi I s..J- Nr f-if-H Second Semester Offrcers Frrst Row Ray Herschleb Presxdent Roger Wreden beck Vrce-presrdent Second Row Steve Lrerman Secretary, Drck Bobb F1 nanclal Secretary Earl Avery Treasurer IIIY uh Program' Get your football program Almost every member of the H1 Y Club uttered thxs cry dutrng football season Not only drd the boys sell programs but also streamers to the merchants They also ran the player board durrng basketball seascn Last fall the club held the annual rn rtratxon for new members The new mem bers were asked to repeat the purpose of the H1 Y Club whrch rs, To create mam- tam, and extend throughout the school and communrty hrgh standards of Chrrst 1 character Some of the boys went to Albron for pre -legrslatrve trammg and a few were chosen to go to Lansmg The H1 Y sponsored a successful all school party ln Aprrl and brought therr year to an end wrth the mstallatnon of new offrcers. aw . cllwl l -', ' -vw . 5 vb, . f f' ,h M . x Q X . 1 , , 'Y , ' X f W A , ' S ia N, ls 5 ., I V C, , x1 , . v A, it Q, L. 1 A 0 I 1 . . . ,, . . 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First Row Sally Reed, Janet Jarratt Brenda Gilchrist Nancy Watson Jewel Blood, Laura Smallcombe, udy Brttmg, Debby Porter Janice Sloan Sandra Drew Second Row Sandra Wledenbeclc udy Payne Carole Hemenway, Linda Miller, Sandra Keene udy ansen Ruth Fornaresro Nancy Neighbours, Janda Boulette, Martha Steck Mary Harsh Third Row Janet Ransbottom Mary Whrte Marsha Detwrler Shrley DeLa1re, Connie Reed, Elaine Peterson Sandra Dunnrngton Pat Griffin, Colleen Coates Shirley Miller Janet Welburn Sandra Hill Fourth Row Peggy Fosdrck Georgra Tobler Marqurta Detwrler Pearl Losrk Barsha Brxler Barbara Miller, Sandra Hecklebower Kathleen Kelth Kathryn Swanwrck Nancy Oswalt Mary Vickrey Alison Bramer Prlscrlla Barkalow Beverly Burgert, Sandra Keefer Judy Wellington Roberta Cosner Darlene Johnson Edith Lrnsner, Geraldine Gilbert Girl Sports Club The Girls Sports Club started the year by having their annual initiation for new members This in rtration was enyoyed by the old members as well as the new members After the initiation was completed teams were organized for volleyball followed by basketball softball bowling, tennis and golf On November 19 the girls sponsored a semi formal, Holiday In Heaven which was enyoyed by the entire student body In December a Christmas party was held and the girls exchanged gifts To frnrsh a successful year, the annual Mother Daughter banquet was held May 11 At this banquet letters were awarded to the members The Seniors who received varsity T R emblems were Linda Weiandt, Ann Carroll Marlene Knapp Marna Kemmerlmg, Judy Olm, Connie Wilhelm, Doris Rabbers, Lorelie Fuller, Sally Peterson, Judy Tobm, Nancy Verheul Donna Fuellrng, Beverly Nichols, Joann Wood, Donna Werandt, Maureen Stevenson, Aletha Arney, Sandra Neighbours, and Pat St1ckler Thrs is the largest number of Senror members the Girls Sports Club has had in a number of years . 1 U: - , . . , , J : D I 'T .I 1 . . Y J J 1 Fifth Row: Judy Reed, Grace Ziesme r, Barbara Smith, Darla Ryan, Ruth Fish, Marybeth Hazel, Perianne Dolph, 0 . 7 , . . . . .- ,, . ,, . . n . . Q .Q . yn 4 . , A , A lf? I Flrst Row Marlene Knapp Kletha Arney, Pat Kauffman, Donna Fuelllng, Sally Peterson Connle Wilhelm Second Row Nlarna Kemmerlmg Sharon Elllott Nancy Verheul Judy Tobin, Lmda llelandt Maureen Stevenson, lola Wolcott Donna llelandt Judy Olln Thlrd Row Paullne Mltchell, Sandra Nel bou rs, Doris Rabbers Sandra Bellezza, Janet Lxntemoot Rosalle Bxngamen Betty Bark alow Barbara Reed, ackle Beta Ruth Dean Fourth Rom Jean Groyean Adele Thomas Nlartha Brooks Gall Fnckson Sally Penzottx Exleen Rumsey Betty Nlohney, Sandra Shxre Carol Jones Joyce arratt l'1fth Row eanette French, Betty loveyoy Mary Reed Nlary Ann Breth Betty Barth Helen Turner Sharon Baker anet Knpker Kerln Nlclean Nancy Baker Flrst Ron Pat hauffman treasurer -Kletha Arney secretary Sally Peterson presldent Second Row Nlxss Nlurrell adwsor Donna Fuellmg uce presxdent A' 3 M' 3 I 3 A J u Q A ' V f : 2 , ' 1, ' ' l 'if' ' 1 5 ' I A A A ' - B 1 . , N , Q ' l - ' 1 9 ' ' l I J - , - - .. -r Q -' - . 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' 7 J ' ' f ' ggi , A , 4' J . 114 ., , LA rg v 'T W ' 4,3 V S , X, I ' - Z' 1 Frrst Row Mr Lasko jrm Foghrno Russ Cooper Mr Handley, Don Muffley Wayne Crrpprn Mr Brown Second Row Rolland Hackenberg Dale Hagenhuch, Ken Scott Donald Nash Tom Reed, John Sanders, Henry Ward, Drck Gearhart Thrrd Row Norman Gregory Fred Cordola Ken Romrg, Gene Bredler Richard Marusek Harrxs Boulette, John ansen Don Paul, Lester Thompson, jrm Myers B111 Swee t Loren Lane Fourth Row Charles Gearhart Drck Thayer, Irm Jarrett Larry Quake Denny DeBest, Kermrt Parsons, J m Halter Bxll Brnder Jerry McCally John Smnth Gordon Smrttendorf Charles Anable Frfth Row Bob Stumpf Dave Welnberg Jrm Grrffru, Gerald Kramb Drck Thomas Jim Jackson Clyde jackson Dan Townsend, LaMar Peters Franklrn Kerth Delman Eastes Ken Rosson, George Mrller Cyrus Stevenson Gary Wells, Dick Ward Industrial The Industrral Arts Club rs made up of boys Machme Shop The annual rnrtratron, held rn the fall, always provrdes fun for everyone, partrcular ly the old members Other forms of entertamment are provrded by the Chrrstmas party and the sprmg prcmc Each year the club also vrsrts a mayor rndustrral c1ty and tours one of the plants there You can usually frnd Industrial Arts boys helpmg around school Thxs year they made srgns Z for the Prmcrpal s and the Superintendent s off lces They also parnted srgns on the doors of the other offrces During thrs school year the club sponsored a post game dance after the Albron game and sold potato chrps and candy after school The club was advrsed by Mr Lasko, M' Handley, and Mr Brown rts Club Flrst Row jrm Foghmo secretary Don lvluffley president Russell Cooper vrce president Wayne Cnpprn treasurer Second Row Mr Lasko Mr Handley Mr Brown advlsors . : I , . . , Y . 7 . . , . . : I Y l . : , , . . y . , . J l Y I ' : Y 7 1 1 1 1 1 7 l ' Z Y 5 1 Y 1 I Y l 7 Y , . o enrolled in Mechanical Drawing, Wood Shop, or . 1 Air . . . . Q . . Q , x f y v s u , 1 , - l . . . . . I - f g. X ' ' 2 ' ' , s A , ' 9 - 1 ' l Y 1 D : . , . , . , . Frrst Row Aletha Arney, Irene Geler, Mrs Hancock Margaret Hoshel, Marybeth Hazel, Carmela Dragonr Second Row Sally Peterson, Peggy Cook Francres Young, Earl Avery, Gxarles Johnson, Theresa Errschele Thrrd Row leurs Hours Dare Hall Todd Beck 'met Veyers, Drck Re mmgton 3 Library Staff ,4 yt X -X brand new lrbrary The 1954 Lxbrarv Staff consrdered th1s one of the most outstanding events Frrst Row Alerha Amey Serretary Sally Peterson of their gear Presrdent Shrrley Stark Treasurer The staff held busrness meetxngs everv Nlondax Second ROW WS Hanwfk AJVISOI Janet Nley ers V1ce president durrng homeroom Evers month thex had a party, exther to celebrate a holrday or to get better acquamted as a group Durmg Book Week, members of the staff gave book revrevrs over the rntercom and had book drsplavs 1n the lxathryn 'ihoppe mndow and the hrgh school lrbrary In the sprmg the staff took thexr annual trxp to a nearby cxtv where they wsxred the lxbraues ' 2 ,, . , ' , ,li ' ' . 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V ' 'I ' W, I - 5 l X J 'IS Trrst Row Coach Ray Ronald Ev ans, llrke Carrrer, john Sanders Ken Blade B111 York jay Bobb Nuke Fo nar Coach Puellxng Qecond Row Ken Romrg Bob Zerfa s, Ken qcott Doug Turnbull Nlonte Kern Charles fearhart, Tom Gotschal Pob Kox ac Thrrd 'low 1m Crrffrn, Todd Peck Don Nluffley, ohn Foghrno oe Fornaresro Wayne Crrpprn Ru ss Cooper Ronald Klxne Fourth Row Fred Cordola 'Melt Schmrdt rm ackson Clyde ackson Larry luake rm Foghrno erry Fvans Carl Slocum Prfth Fow lJ1ckBobb 'Cen Hrll Dean llackenberg B111 Burns, 1m Hurd Dave Iurd Ray llerschleb larry O Dell Cokes, candy potato chrpsl' lf you bought any of these rtems at the bask etball games you helped the Varsrty Club as sellrng these was rts mam money makmg project for the year In addxtxon, the members of thrs lmportant club also sponsored an all school partv on the frrst of Aprrl The N arsrtv Club consrsts of boys who have won a Varsrty letter 1n any sport Its purpose rs to keep the partrcrpants rn the varrous sports together The adv1sors are Nlr Fuellrng, Nlr Ray, and Nlr. Johnson. The members of thrs club ushered at the , 1 basketball games. Durmg the football season, the nrght of the Adrlan game was set asrde as annual Dad's Frrst Row hm llurd, presrdem, Doug Turnbull, vxce nrght. A program for the Dad's was held m the presxdent Second Rovt Duck Schmldt, treasurer, Todd Beck, secretary, Nlr Fuelhng, advrsor club room after the game. Because of TR's vrctory that nrght thrs was qurte a gala affarr. l A I2 S xt 1' ll 1. sea ff l 'fr 5 ' 5 . 5 3 ' if 3 -1 7 ,il R A 1 N ig , f Q 1 t' -5 '- A ' y - 1 'ZEN 5 ' If I' 1- C - T ,A u ,Tl QQ ' 1 V ij ..V b . , . N M 1 1 , I ' , A: 4 f I, A I' . , . .' ' I v I ' : ' X' x Y , . U V . 1 L g. ' LJ- R ' .V V U' Y ,I . , . ,, 0 ' , 5, 1 ' X o f ' Zh ' ' - l 2' ' 4 T ' . 4 ' T V Z ' ' 1 'I 7 7 , 7 ' - 1, , .. l ' . 'J : . 1 ' 1 1 1 I - ' 1 I J' 1' ' f 1 l ' ,J ' 1 Y ' 1 , A T : 4 ' 7 A ' V I 7 ,ID .I 7 J Y ! .ID . 7 .I ' 1 1- ' Z in 1 ' - 1 1 A 1 V l 1 1 4 8 C! ' , , . l ' 1 4: ' ' 1 - , - J I I u N Q4 A .JI - s -.V g gl , Zn g - V . . ' L ' ' -. 4 . ,Q ' 1 f 2 4' ' f ' M -t Q t g 2 -1 3 1 A, , . I r , P 2 I fy A , f , 1 , . c 5 ! 1 A .V gi 4 l Frrst Row Mrs Frtch, Sharon Johnson, Kathleen Kerth, Shxrley Losrk Pearl Losrk Mary Dxethrrch, Carol Smlttendorf, Mary Buel NllSS Avery Second Row Bonnie Mxnnlear, Lrnda Mrller, Kerm McLean, Janet Welburn, Lolrarne Marusek, Donna Smrth Phyllrs Snyder Thrrd Row Sharalyn Blalock, Judy Mrller Barsha Brxler Edrth Lrnsner, Darla Ryan Ann Brshop Penny Warner Sona Poff Fourth Row Pat Grxffen, Peggy Cook, Margaret Hoshel, Sandra Keefer, Janet Ransbottom, Phyllrs Peters Betty Kauffman Erleen Ryan FHA Can she bake a Cherry pre? She can lf she be longs to the F l-l A Club The Future Homemakers of Amerrca Club meets on the frrst and thrrd Mondays of every month The pur pose of the club rs to make better homemakers Therr annual 1n1t1at1on for new members was held m October In December the grrls attended the all grrl Chrrstmas party at whrch they were IH charge of the food On December 17 the club co-sponsored a post game dance wrth the Spamsh club Many other BCIIVI tres, such as partres and money makmg prolects were Carried on during the year Frrst Row Peggy Fosdlck pn srltw Margaret Hoshel Agarn thrs year one of the club's members, Norma Secretary Bonnie ummear vice president Halterv Won the Cherry P16 baking Contest The F H A Qecond Rom Mxss Axery adusor lxerln Mclean trea ended the year vnth a prcnrc at whrch they elected surer Mrs Mtch advrsor offrcers for the next year Us i f . . I . . . 1 , , . ,. . . , , y ' ' I 1 1 1 , . . . , , . O O I . . . . . 5 Y ' - . ' v . 1 , v l Y G n , ' 1 A - . . . . I . Y Y U , 7 1 . . 3 A , - ' ' , . .. . k .. ' V , V' - ' ' , ' A ,v 1 - - 1 ' ' e 5. . , . . Fxrst Row Barbara Ash Bonnie Mmnlear, Pat Mast, Nlable Arnold Venice Nlartxn, Lrnda Wexandt Mlss Avery Second Row Maureen Stevenson, Sandra Nei bours, Ardlth Nlorton Betty Barth janet Meyers, Annette Hall Future The Future Nurses club COUSISES of gxrls who are rnterested rn the nursmg professxon The advrsor IS Nfhss Avery Durrng the school year the members work ed at the hosprtal for a certam number of hours a First Row Venice Mamn, Treasurer Maureen Steven week For thrs servrce the grrls were awarded therr son Secretary FNIC pms rn the sprmg Second Row NllSS Avery Advrsor Janet Nleyers Therr act1v1t1es for the school year mcluded a Pfesldem A-fdlfh Noffonv VIC'-f'PfeS1dCm party for the Old Folk's Home m Centervxlle and a trxp to Borgess Hosp1tal and the Upyohn Plant rn Kal amazoo The grrls also held a tea for therr mothers I 3 l ' gh A ' . l , A , . l . - O , , VV I , , ,, u X 5, V . T 1 'Q , of W T M .N urses 5. , W, A . . ' - . l l - X . . . . . Frrst Row Nancy Baker Jamce Tobm Prrscrlla Barkalow Sally Peterson Marna Kemmerlmg Marlene Knapp Connxe Wrlhelm Mr Urban Second Row Bonnie Mohney, Sandra Dunnrngton Sharon Ellrott, Elaine Peterson Connie Reed Shelra Blalock Glona Esmay Barsha Blxler, Judy Olin Lots Huey Third Row Norman Johnson eanette French Barbara Reed Ronald Factor Dave Pellegrom Roger Mlrac le Ann Carroll Margaret Van Selous, Judy Wellrngton, Judy Borger Knaomra Wrlson Fourth Row rm McCally March Durren Doug Turnbull Tom Smrth Sally Penzottr Nancy Verheul Judy Tobrn anet Meyers Toby Cook Mary Vrckrey Alrson Bramer Sandra Wledenbeck Fifth Row Denny De Best Bob Zerfas Ken Hill Charles Boeschensteln Bill Burns rm Hurd, Larry O Dell Dave Hurd, Mrke Carrier B111 York Spanish lub r Irvi- Frrst Row Sally Peterson secretary Nlarna Kemmer ling treasurer Second Row Mr Urban advisor Jrm Hurd president Larry O Dew vrce-presrdent Hola, Como esta usted? Thrs IS a frrenclly greetrng heard at Spanrsh Club meetmgs The club s membershrp was larger than rn prevrous years but thrs drd not rnterfere wrth therr many actrvrtres At therr frrst meetrng the members and therr new sponsor, Mr Lrban, drscussed pro- lects for the year Thrs rncluded a hay rrde, money makrng proyects and a trrp to Chrcago rn the sprrng On December 17 the Spanrsh Club and the members of the F H A co spon sored a post game dance The purpose of the club IS to promote a greater mterest rn speaking some for ergn language Adros Hasta la vrsta : 1 1 1 1 1 , . . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' : 1 .I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 : J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .l 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . . . , ' 1 1 1 1 1 J , . Q Thin? .tt - - rf p n n ' ' N. - 4. 7 ' .gr f are A uf 5 . . . . , 18 ! FML A V A l 'K .- - ' 1 . . . . . . 1 J 3 l . . ,A I M. if ' , . . U . . . . :-: ff' 1 231. f 1, 'Z r ' V ff f ,, I , . li -I 1 W E5 f -. . .1 , ' . . f f N ' - - - -- ' f ' ' in A . . . . o - . . . K: w.. F . 1 , 5 - . gf' I . . l - . 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'54-'vu A-N Nami, oncert and Marching Bands Frrst Row Margaret Van Selous, Secretary Steve Lrerman, Presrdent Second Row Ed jonl-ter, Treasurer Roger Mayer, Vrce-presxdent Nlr Robert Smxth Dlrector of Instrumental Nlusrc The Three Rrvers Hrgh School Concert and Klarchrng Band partrclpated IU a full schedule for the year 1954 55 To start the season off wrth a bang, they made therr annual appearance at the St joseph County Farr As rn prevrous years the band played for all home football games and presented very colorful half trme sluts On October 13 the band was host to the South western Nlxchxgan Marching Contest, whrch was held at Armstrong Fxeld for the frrst t1me The followrng week the concert band took part m concert held at Kalamazoo Thrs year the band put on a Band Follres or the flrst time rn flve years On February 12 and 13 some of the members played rn the All Star Band at DOWag13C March and Aprrl also were very busy months as the band prepared to attend the State Solo and En semble and State Band Contest at the llnrversrty of Nlrchrgan To vurnd up a very successful year the band appeared at the Holland Tulrp Festrval 1n Nlay. Saxophone Roger Atkinson Peggy Hackenberg Betty Lou Henschel Martha Houts Margaret VanSelous Clarinet Alison Bramer Larry Gordon Dave Yauffold Larry Ynauss Steve Lierman Donald Neamen -ludy Payne jim Rose Shirley Spooner oe Smetana Sara waters Cornet Raymond Ely jerry Evans Xiichal Facl-'tor Bette Klcjury Carl Slocum Bill Smith Grace Ziesmer Alto Clarinet Jando Boulette Fd lonker Betty' Garland Bass Clarinet Larry Bullocl ary jo Houts Laura Jacobs French Horn 2 Walter Bovnersox Ronald Facktor Geraldine Cilbert Betty Houts Larry Ha cl-'enberg ritone Bill Burns Eldon lmdy Tor' Gotschall Bass Lewis Houts Fred Patrick Wayne Captain Dave Foerster Drums Kenneth Blade Gloria Esmay Kenneth Foust Ronald Henschel Bassoon hae Bowden Nlarlene Henschel Trombone Roberta Cxosner Barry Heywood Roger Nlayer Paul Tobey lohn Settle Dave Hall Oboe Kenny Day is Flute Knaomm Wilson Susan Waters 7 f I ' Xl ' . X 1' , V . 1. A Y . 7 . J .. B ' -W , 7. 7 7' . ,. L. h l v t , If , . . 'LII' F Q Q -7 f A , . 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'L The junror Band rs an rmportant part of the mstrumental program From rt come the rnstrument alrsts who eventually make up our hrgh school Marchmg and Concert Bands Each year the junror Band has xts own portron 1n both the Wrnter and Sprmg concerts Cornet Clarmet james Brooks Chuck Barnardt Kent johns Keith Lxlhe Kenneth Martm Douglas Welburn Davrd Settle Donald Flagg Trombone Vrrgxl Errschele johnny Jackson Bill King Douglas Smith Sharon Warner jane Broker joan Broker 11m Beck Harold Clrpfell Kathleen Moyle Sharrll Payne john Slocum Leon Swrhart Clxp Settle Drums Larry Houts Ernest jonker Flute Carolyn Captam Judy Dobrowolskr Beverly Flrck Diane Losrk Phyllrs Losrk Lmda Carleton French Horn George Lowe Saxophone ja neth Schug Crarg Wxlson Fxrst Row Nancy Radlce eanette Feltz, Pat Gottlxeb Iola Wolcott, Donna Fuellxng, Ben erly Aver Barbara Mrller, Knaomxa Xhlson, Deborah Porter, Pat Strckler, Lmda Werandt Nancy Baker 'iecond Row Sandra Dunnmgton, Elaxne Peterson, Marlene Knapp Laura Smallcombe, Erleen Rumsey Connle Stelnmger, Helen Turner, Shlrley Stark Judy Payne, Norma Halter, Betty Henschel Thxrd Row Sherry Palmer, Martha Brooks, Nancy Prxtc hard Agnes Brooks Judy Berger, Ted Todd 'vlarch Durren, Ronald Factor erry Shlre, Pat Coates, Mary Vlclfrey, Janda Boulette, Martha Steck ROSall6 Harris, Darlene Johnson Fourth Row Sandra Keefer, Roseann Killian, Ann Carroll Fred Patrrclc, Paul Judsen, 'Ierry Relff Delman Eastes Richard Berry, Allson Bramer, oyce Ware, Pat Clflfflfl Barbara Re ed Yathryn Swanwlck Fifth Row Sh1rley Edwards Janet Meyers Ed onkers, Ray llerschleb Roger layer Dxck Bobb B111 Burns, Charles Boeschenstem, Doug Turnbull Nary Ann Breth lfosalxe Bmgarnen, Geraldine r 1lberr arole Hemenway, Jackie Beta IXB hour The Hxgh School Chorr rs composed of people selected from the D S and I H S and the male vocal students The Choxr played a brg part rn both the Chrxst mas and Sprmg concerts Several txmes durmg the year they sang for varlous organrzatxons rn town They also sang durmg several chapel servxces Therr accompamst was Pat Stlclder First Row Roger Mayer, secretary Doug Turn bull, presxdent Second Row Ray Herschleb vxce presldent Drck Bobb, treasurer I z Y .I 4 . 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' I l FIISI Row Patsy Mitchell Ida Jessup Barbara Zlegle Beverly Avery Helen Woodall Sandra Dunnlngton bhrrley Stark Judy Borger Betty Mohney Barbara Reed Nancy Prrtchard Connre Reed Pat Strckler Lrnda Werandt Pat Grrffm Second Row Nancy Ner bours Connre Ames Darla Ryan Roseann Krllxan Lors Brown Elame Peterson Nancy Baker Bonnre Mohney Judy Wellrngton Margaret Hoshel Arla Sarley Sharon Ellrott Norma Halter Mary Vxclcrey Janda Boulette Martha Steck Theresa Elrschele Thlrd Row Betty Woodall Ardrth Norton Mary Jo Lucas, Ann Carroll Pat Scott Martha Brooks Barbara Ash Joyce Ware Knaomra Wxlson Sandra Hecklebower Sharon Tuesley Barbara Mrller Alrson Bramer, Connie Sternmger Rosalle Harrxs Shrrley Mrller Rosalre Bmgamen Fourth Row Charlotte Bristol Betty l-lenschel Pearl Losrk Helen Turner Elleen Rumsey Sherry Palmer, lola Wolcott Nancy Anderson Sandra Keefer, Peggy Fosdxck aner Welburn Janet Ransbottom Anna Westphal Sand ra Hackenberg Carol Jones Martha Avery Mary Sue Taylor Frfth R F l Sandra 136116228 Marlene Knapp Nancy Radke Sally Davrs Jackre Bera Pat Gottlreb S Club Let s smgl That rs just what the D S does Thrs year the D S was drrected by Mrss Antomette Ash At Chrrstmas the members of the D S J H S , and Hrgh School Chorr presented a very success ful Chrrstmas concert, Chrrstmas the World Around The annual sprmg con cert, Gypsy Frres was also a huge success In addrtron, the D S also sang for several chapel programs durmg the year Flrst Row Janet Meyers vice presxdent D0nn3 Fuellmg treasurer Second Row Nlorma Halter secretary Pat St1Ck ler presldent 1. 2 . 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'z . , 1 ' I I I X J f . lrst 1 nyllrs Snyd er Joan Spence, Judy Vlller, Barbara Smlth udy Reed Laura Smallcombe Donna Smrth Marsha Watson, Rosa l1e Maystead Nlary Buel Joy Fuller, Janlce Sloan, Llnda Mrller Sandra H111 Debby Porter, LOIS Smxth Sharalyn Blalock Second Row Judy Losrk, Kathleen Moyle Loma Chrxstophersen, 111119 BIOWU, Karen D0Ck, 5001116 H2Wk11'1S Anna Gehrxg, Nlary White, anet arrett Exleen Ryan Sandra ohnson Bonnie Cole Peggy Hackenburg, Nlary Harsh Kay H111 hlrd Row Dolly Coombs, Nancy Pond, Gzarlotte Warner, Mary Lunsford, Arlene Swratlcowskl, Vera Button Ruth Myers, Mary Harsh, Shlrley DeLaere Pat Keith Sharon Johnson, Sandra Keene, Darlene Johnson Marqulta Detwrler, Judy Payne Fourth Row 'wlarsha Watson, Mary Drethrlch Phyllrs Wagner, Brenda Gllchrlst, Kay Decker, Marsha Detwxler M 1 ar! yn Ande rson, udy Jansen, Penny Frmcke, Paulette Esmay Mary Tokarskl, ane Grlfflth Linda Nlanos, Geraldrne Grlbert, Betty Bronstetter Kathryn Swanwlck Flfth Row o Ann Nlaylor, Loretta Thompson Evelyn Harris, Thelma Wrllxams Ruth Frsh Perranne Dolph Agnes Brooks, Nlarllyn Davxs, Kathleen Keith Carol Kline Carol Ream Carole Hemenway Betty Wetherbee T 1 Let us srng, tool The J H S IS the prrmary vocal musxc group 1n our school and IS composed of exghth and runth grade gtrls This year they took part ln the Chrrstmas concert and the Sprmg concert Several of the grrls were members of the 1-hgh School Chorr The J H S also sang for chapel servrces Pat Stxckler, a D S V member was therr accompanrst W h2Q'w Fxr t Rows Janrce Sloan vxce-president Barbara Smlth presrdent Second Row Sandra Hall treasurer udy Reed, secretary xlrss Ash 1 .-ow: ' , , ' ' ' , J , , Y l I A Y 7 , . - 7 - . n 1 v ' ' 1 1 ' .1 .1 1 1 .1 1 1 A , . . : . . 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S 4 , . . . , X 1 ' ' f N L 2 , s J ' .7 K .' , w if 22 Flrst liov jean Croyean Sally Penzottl Gall Erickson Shlrley Stark ackle Beta Second Row Kelth Nohney lwarxon Lelster Tad Pendleton Helen Turner Mary Ann Breth lhxrd Row Roger llhedenbeck Paul Judson Steve Llerman Fred acl son xll qv ee t Jun nor Plav What a brg Job puttrng on the play turned out to be and what a lot of fun' Learmng our lrnes and re hearsmg took up a lot of t1me of course, but we got a lot of enyoyment out of It too We ll always remember the t1me for mstance we found a black bat Cno lessj flymg around the stage out empty pockets after those mghtlv trlps to Nerhuel s market Nlarron and Sally s endless debates on fommumsm Nlrs Xoorhees troubles rn gettxng us to keep our tallung under control when we weren t on stage and then gettmg us to speak loud enough when we were and yust those rehearsals themselves When the brg mght frnally came around, we were all up rn the axr Cthanks to the butterflles IH our stom achs How w1ll we ever forget malcrng up and that awful feelmg greaseparnt has the fmal moment be fore the curtaln goes up bemg OW and all the thmgs that happened durmg the play started wanderxng around the wax Tad ltept twtstxng h1s hat Nlary Ann s portrax al of Nladeleme the laugh lxerth got when he caught hrs pants on the doorknob snealtmg up on Daphne Cllelenj and Shu lex s bxg lme, Bob And who was the most? Plgtarled Expand the hand, Sam Franlre CG81lJ or 75 wear old Be down 1n a m1nute, luscrous Granm CSallxJ Of course we couldn't forget Nma and Celeste Cleanle and 'l8Clx1C,J the two Cutxes who kept our heroes from takxng rt on the lam rn the frrst act nor our undertalter CRoger J He undertook a lot of thmgs dldn L he? And as xt turned out, tw as the doctor CB1llJ and not the butler whodunnrt Cand that s .1 swxtch 2 'Now that lf s mer, rt s east to laugh at the trme Paul and lxerth nearlx knocked the scenerx down car rx mg ID the bodx but that was to us the worst mrnute rn the whole plax The best The curtam call ofcourse 'L VV 2 V . V .V . . V . V J . V ,- ' ' f ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 Vi : V 9 v I s .l '- v ll. '- - 0 of v V v , I 'l 7 f v ' ' . V' , , . . . V . . , , . , V . . . . . , , . . V. V V V , , .... . , . . . . . .I v l V v I 0 n - l . . . l l . . . H . '. Do you remember Fred and Steve's loud pajamas. . . and the bed scene when the corpus delecti Clxlarionj Y ' . . . ' 1' r V' . . . , . A l 4 , 'Y A . n Q l Yr - ' H yn V . II yn ' ' H H ,' ' 1 - - A ' l 9 . l' 1 ' ' ' 7' v , ' J ' 1 1 . . ' . . . . ' . . , V - . - ' . ' V 9 . , V . V . , V V. ' V ' 7 . ' 7 V . ' ' ' - . , - ' . .' ' H .H 1 . , ' ' . 1 . 9 1 ' - L a I e - . 5 rs rn 'u Mrs Voorhees Senior Pla Prty the blushrng brrde and the brrdesmards, the brrde s mother the brrde s father, the groom, the groom s best man and anyone else who comes rnto Contact wrth the brrde s younger srster That rs many trrals and trrbulatrons Cmostly mrnor, fortunatelyj and some other occurrences of a less harryrng, more ha ha rng nature What a trme we had at practrce tryrng to twrst our tongues around gravy ladle Chow many trmes drd we come up wrth lavey gradle7 J Todd adlrbbed at all the crucral pornts breakrng us fand the rehearsall up rn the process and jay never seemed to get rn on hrs cues, whrch also kept thrngs movrng yust frne and remember when Norma brought her cherry pre to practrce? Crt helped stave off malnutrrtronl though even that couldn t help us the week before the play By that trme all of us were feelrng slrghtly feverrsh Cand some of rt for real Remember how scared we were that Dave wasn t gorng to make rtPD but we all drd and the play Went On It revolved around the weddrng of Sylvra CSharonD and jerry CDaveJ and the complrcatrons that en sued when Maudre CConnreJ decrded she would have her say rn thrs too Needless to say she only man aged to get everyone and everythrng rn a hubdub desprte the calmrng rnfluence of Mother and Dad fLorelre and Ken D As soon as Mac CToddJ the best man, arrrved, Maudre left Davy Cjayj, her ex steady cold and con centrated on hrm And when Ronald CDougJ fell for her too she really had a stag lrne much to the drsgust of Alrx CPatJ, Julre CSallyJ and Lysbeth CDorrsJ Thrngs really started popprng, though, when she gave the rnvrtatron rntended for Mrs Farrrngton Smrth fNormaD to Smrtty CLrndaD, the dressmaker Trng and Carol CAnn and Judyl, two of the brrdesmards, and Chr CNormD a frrend of Davy s, started gettrng underfoot about the trme that the groom dropped out of srght completely At the same trme, the weddrng gown began to appear less and less lrkely to arrrve rn trme By thrs trme the only calm one left rn the house was Margaret CMaureenJ, the mard But as rt turned out, by the trme Snoots CDrckD announced the time for departure, the groom had popped up agarn, the gown had arrrved, and even the stag lrne had been drspersed so they all lrved happrly ever after - ' ,Q I J Q ' l ,. I n ll A 4. , If f NJ x A K , T .t X ' Y 0 ' u . . . U . . . , , . , , , . . . , . D . , if she's anything like Maudie in Stag Line , our play which we managed to present February 16 after - -- , I - - - n as . . . H ,, . . . . . . ,, ,,, . . . ' If ' 73- Fir REQ -e MARLENE KNAPP Mar - Senior - 3rd yr. , Favorite cheer - Locomotive if SST? if SALLY PENZOTTI Sal - junior - 3rd yr. Favorite cheer - F-I-G-H- is ..,'- SALLY REED Sal ' Freshman - lst yr. Favorite cheer - Locomotive -I-1 1 ... , 'X X 'I f Y' X N NANCY VERHEUL - Capt. Verp - Senior - 3rd yr. Favorite cheer - Fight Loco 5' L, C7 Qi i xi f 4... , e,,-X I I' ,J JUDY TOBIN Judy - Senior - 2nd yr. Favorite cheer - T-E j' ? AJ Xxx X' J In 'JJ 4 1 SANDRA BELLEZA W' Sandra - Junior - 3rd yr Favorite cheer - T-E K X 3-2 , an klg ' .. 1 Nz f PRISCILLA BARKALOW - Capt. -g Cuddles - Sophomore - 2nd yr. 5 Favorite cheer- T-E 'F I J H JANICE TOBIN jan - Sophomore - lst yr. 1 H Favorite cheer - ' T-E 10 -rf JUDY REED judy - Freshman - lst yr. Favorite cheer- F-I-G-H-T NANCY BAKER Nancy - Sophomore - lst yr. Favorite cheer - Let's give 'em a T- i Z' :E ,I- ' X ': x SP ORT S First Row Don Muffley john Foghino Doug Turnbull Dave Hurd Jim Foghino Dick Schmidt Russ Cooper Manager Mike LeK1en5e Second Row Coach john Ray Ron Evans Pete jackson Mike Carrier Larry O Dell Jim Hurd Bill York lay Bobb Frei Cordola Manager Todd Beck Third Row jim ackson ohnny Sanders Mike Comar Bob Zerfas erry Evans Bill Burns Ken Hill Ken Scott Dick Bobb Ray Herschleb Larry Quake arslty Football The greatest team in the history of T R high school! This pretty well describes the 1954 Wildcat football team which under the expert tutelage of John Ray, won nine straight ball games the first per- fect record in the history of Three Rivers High School The Cats opened their campaign by defeating Dowagiac 34 to 0 They followed up by edging Marsh- all in the conference opener 18 to 7 Albion succumbed to Wildcat attack next 12 to O East Lansing, which was second in the title chase thus far, suffered their first defeat at the hands of the Wildcats 20 to 0 The following Friday the Raymen ventured to Sturgis and handed their arch- rivals their worst defeat of the season, 40 to O The Cats dropped Coldwater next, 36 to 0 and squeez- ed by Lakeview the following week, 6 to O The latter was played in a snow Stotm and near freezing temperatures The Cats had now won 7 straight ballgames and the Conference championship was just a game a- way Friday came and the Wildcats scored their eighth straight victory and copped the Twin Valley Championship defeating Adrian 33 to 7 The following week T R made it a clean sweep by beating Buchanan 14 to O The United Press Poll rated the 54 Wildcats as State Champions, the first such honor at T.R. Along with this great team were many outstanding players. jim Hurd, Dave Hurd, Larry O'Dell, John Foghino, and Don Muffley were all first-stringers on the All-Conference offensive team. Doug Turnbull and Dick Schmidt were named to the Defensive team. Bill York, Mike Carrier, Russ Cooper and Jim Foghino were given Honorable Mention. Dave Hurd, for the second year in a row, was given first string berths on three All-State teams. Jim Hurd, Larry O'Dell, Don Muffley Doug Turnbull, and Dick Schmidt were awarded Honorable Men- tion. After the first of the year it was announced that jim Hurd had been named to the High School All- American team. TR - 34 Dowagiac - O TR - 40 Sturgis - O TR - 18 Marshall - 7 TR - 36 Coldwater - 0 TR - 12 Albion - O TR - 6 Lakeview - O TR - 20 East Lansing - O TR - 33 Adrian - 7 TR - 14 Buchanan - O . ' - I 1 1 i W W --,h,- div Y' -..XT,,,Xq,.' '4, 'X - ' .' fTf's-' , gl ig fe + A - R-, X 1 - Fxrst Pow Jack Roberts Kermlt Parsons jrm Bloom Charles Boeschenstern Mike 'Vlarxettx Gordon Smlttendorf Ernie Blade Charles Welburn Mel Davls Second Row Coach Bob Thompson Robert loore jrm Halter NlormSchrr11dt Bob Snyder Drck Frtch B111 Herndon Walt Lammott Bob Blshop Tom Gotschall Thrrd Row Claude wllll3JTlS Gordy Carpenter Cy Stevenson Denny DeBest March Durren Phrllrp Fife I Fornares 10 11m Stokoe Dave Pellegrom eserve Football Coach Bob Thompson s Reserve team ran through one of 1ts most successful seasons rn recent years durmg 1954 The Wxldkrts wound up the season wrth f1ve wms and one loss The Kxts opened wrth a bang by defeatmg Dowaglac 20 to 7 rn a home game The Thompsonmen then lourneyed to Vrcksburg and came home wrth a 32 to 2 vrctory Back at Armstrong freld for therr third game of the season, the Wrldkrts handed the Sturgls Reserves a 35 to 13 defeat Keepmg 1n strxde wrth therr brg brothers on the varsrty the Reserves racked up some more wrns beatmg Sturgrs twrce rn the next two weeks the frrst trme 33 to O, the second trme 19 to O The Wxldkrts traveled to Nrles for the fmal game of the season Here the Krts, though playmg a brg and experzenced outfrt, were squeezed out by only four pomts After the Reserve season the followrng boys were moved up to the Varsrty because of thexr outstandmg play 1m Bloom, Charles Boeschenstem Cyrus Stevenson, Kermrt Parsons, Ernxe Blade, Phrl Fxfe, March Durren, and Mike Marrettr The followmg won Reserve letters Kermrt Parsons, Mel Davrs, ack Roberts, Larry Welburn, jrm Bloom, Walt Lammott, Charles Boeschenstem, Ernre Blade, Gordon Smrttendorf, Mrke Marrettr, Denny DeBest, joe Fornaresxo, Phrl Frfe, Cyrus Stevenson, Gordon Carpenter, March Durren Claude Wxllrams, Izm Stokoe, Bob Moore, Jxm Halter, B111 Herndon, and John Coates, Manager Dowagrac Vrcksburg Sturgrs Sturgxs Sturgrs TR Nlles l :yi ,v K, 9 , 1 1' 1 I. I woe . . . . . N. ,, . , . 21. ., . . . . . : . . J , . TR-20 ' - 7 TR-32 ' - 2 TR-35 ' -13 TR-33 ' - O TR-19 ' - 0 -14 ' -18 All Conference LMXRY O'DELI. Quarterback - 165 lbs. - 6 ft. All Conference, All District All Southwestern Michigan All State Honorable Ha back 150 lbs 5 ft 10 in. 'f B'ILL YOR K Halfback - 140 lbs. - 5 f All Conference Honorable Mention DICK SCHMIDT Tackle - 185 lbs. - 6 ft. All, Conference Southwestern Michigan Guard N Guard - 160 lbs. - 5 ft. 9 in. All Conference Center - I f BILL BURNS bs. - 6 ft. 3 in. I CORDOLA Guard - 170 lbs. - 6 ft 200 lbs. - 6 ft. 1 rn LARRY QUAKE s f t 2m MUFFLEY PETE JA En 185 lbs 6 t Halfback 160 lbs 6 t All Conference All State Honorable Nlenuon JAY BOBB Halfback 160 lbs I rn MIKE CARRIER Ha back 150 lbs 5 ft 10 1n All Conference Honorable Mention All Southwestern Mxchlgan All State Honorable Nfentxon RAY End 160 t MIKE COMAR u ack 165 lbs 5 ft 8 .DOUG TURNBUI L KENNETH SCOTT Guard 165 lbs 5 ft 10 ln Ha back 140 lbs All Conference All State Honorable Mentwn Jomx FOGHINO Fullback 205 lbs 6 ft 2 n Tackle 160 lbs 6 ft A11 Conference, All Dlstrxct A11 Conference All State onorable Mention BOBB Tackle 175 lbs 6 ft 01308 ZILRFAS Tackle 180 lbs 6 t I ,V I - f H A- lf -. - ..-5f.9'. nd-170111.-Jf. '. 5 f'CfXR d- .- f- - .- f.2in. 1 2 lf -1 .- . '. JIM ' u . , v I B - -6f.1in I A , nb - .- . lyk ' F' . - ,- f -, lf - .-5ft.7in. ' -' f- Fxrst Row Coach Johnson Jud M1racle Jrm Hurd B1ll York Larry O Dell Second Row Dave Hurd Larry Quake Jxm Jackson Erme Blade Mel Davrs Kenny Blade manager arslty Basketball The Three Rrvers W11dcats basketball team f1n1shed the season wxth a score card showmg 9 w1ns and 9 losses The Cats started red hot by defeatrng Coldwater 75 to 40 They Slmmefed down some the followmg week and lost to Adrran They closed out the year 1954 by whrppmg Marshall and Iosrng to East Lans IH Resumxng play agam ln 1955 the cagers lost the1r frrst two encounters to Alb1on and a f1red up Sturgxs ball club But the Cats followed these up by scorrng a surpr1s1ng upset at Lakevrew The Johnsonmen dropped the next two games to Buchanan and Coldwater They bounced back, how ever, to score an upset over Adnan on our home court From here the Cats won three stra1ght ball games settmg back Marshall East Lansxng and Albxon rn turn They closed out the regular season losmg to SIl1fglS and Lakevrew The Wrldcats marched on 1nto tournaments and copped the1r fourth consecut1ve D1str1ct champron sh1p by defeatmg both Sturgrs and Coldwater At the Regronals T R lost to Lansmg St Marys, whrch had been rated number 1 1n State Class B The score was 73 to 59 Four SCHIOIS played for T R for the last t1me They were Jud Mrracle J1m Hurd B111 York and Larry O Dell Dave Hurd and B111 York won startmg berths on the Twm Valley All Conference team J1m Hurd Larry O Dell, and Jud Mrracle were awarded Honorable Mentron Letter wmners were Dave Hurd, J1m Hurd, B111 York Larry O Dell, Jud Mrracle Larry Quake, 1 ackson, Erme Blade, Mel Davrs and Claude W1ll1ams Adnan Marshall Marshall E Lansmg E Lans1ng Albxon A1b1on Sturgxs Sturg1s Lakevrew Lal-:ev1ew Sturgxs Buchanan Coldwater TR Coldwater Lans St Mary 0 ' g. Q u . : . . 1 , - , TR - 75 Coldwater - 40 TR - 69 Adrian - 65 TR - 36 ' - 52 TR - 67 . - TR-70 -51 TR-65 . ' -60 TR-64 . ' -67 TR-62 ' '52 TR-55 ' -66 TR-53 ' -54 TR-65 D -77 TR-56 ' -90 TR - 60 ' - 52 TR - 49 ' - 40 TR-51 -60 TR-88 '64 - 52 - 56 TR - 59 . . - 73 -u-rev-1-v--W..--,. - . In , , , , Y Frrst Row Gordon Carpenter March Durren Joe Fornaresxo Roger Mxracle Chrck Boeschensteln Vrrgxl Elrschele Dave Pellegrom Second Row Dave McCally manager Mrke Blalock jim Woods Jrm McCally Ted Keene Charles Marvxn Coach Thompson eserve Basketball The Three Rrvers Wrldkrts completed a not too successful season wrnnrng 5 of 15 contests Coach Thompson s Krts lost therr fxrst two encounters to Coldwater and Adnan They snapped back to defeat Marshall, but dropped therr next two contests to East Lanslng and Albron The Thomp- sonmen managed to squeeze by therr archrrvals, Sturgrs but then dropped the followmg two games to Lakevxew and Buchanan The Kxts splrt the next two games, beating Coldwater and losrng to Adtran Marshall fell next to TR, as the Krts had a freld day at the hoop rackrng up thexr hxghest score of the season Here the Reserves h1t a slump and lost therr next three ballgames They retalnated rn therr frnal showmg, however, by trouncmg hrghly regarded Lakevrew Letter wmners were Roger Mxracle Chrck Boeschenstem, Dave Pellegrom joe Fornaresro, Mrke Blalock, March Durren, Vrrgrl Errschele Jrm McCally Chuck Marvrn, Drck Mohney Gordon Carpenter and Ted Keane Davrd McCally was the manager and also won a letter At the end of the regular season the followmg boys were moved up to the Varsrty for tournament ball Chxck Boeschenstern, Roger Mrracle Dave Pellegrom, and Gordon Carpenter TR 30 TR 31 TR 39 TR 34 TR 36 TR 37 TR 30 TR 36 Coldwater Adrran Marshall East Lans mg Albron Sturgrs Lakevxew Buchanan TR 32 TR 34 TR 41 TR 27 TR 37 TR 31 TR 25 Coldwater Adtran Marshall East Lans mg Albron Sturgrs Lakevrew 1 35 32 ' 38 ' 42 36 26 ' 38 ' 35 ' 54 ' 42 ' 35 ' 38 ' 49 ' 24 JIM JACKSON unror Forward 6ft MEL DAVIS Iumor Guard Sft 10m BILL YORK Semor Guard Sft 8 DAVE HURD Junlor Center 6ft I n Q LARRY QUMXE xrmm BLADE Umor Fofmafd Gff 1 Sophomore Manager 4ft 8 11 COACH IOHNSON 'VIIRACLE Semor Forward 6ft 2m hu ERNIIQ BLADE unror Guard Sf: VJIM HURD Senror Forward 6ft 2 n E711 53 CLAUDE WILLIAMS Sophomore Center Gfr lm LARRY O DELL Semor Guard 6 fr J ' Q I I Z 1 - - . 1 A 3 'EL , -J . 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' -' L51 ' 'figf 'An ly',.tg,:,z- ,,q, ,,f'.'f'1,q - A f w 1 ,f ,J--.-4 -- , ., .,, f. . . r , . x..f' 75314 ,qv 4 A' M2 li' Af Q K Baseball Frrst Row Don Muffley John Sanders Joe Fornaresro Charles Gearhart Bob Kovac Drck Schmrdt Second Row lm Foghlno Larry O Dell Dave Hurd Larry Quake Coach Ray Not 1n picture Edgar Carter John Luck Larry Carter Denny Bohm Coach john Ray s batsmen completed the 54 baseball season wrth four w1ns and frve losses The Cats captured the opemng trlt by defeatmg Dowagrac They dropped therr next two encount ers to Coldwater and Sturgrs Dave Hurd slammed the flrst home run rn the conference agarnst the latter team The Raymen hrt the road agam and ventured to East Lansmg Playmg a smooth brand of ball and chalkrng up an amazmg total of frfteen stolen bases the Wrldcats scored a 9 to 6 vrctory T R then slumped slxghtly, losmg the next three ballgames to Marshall, Sturgxs, and Adtran They concluded however, on a frne note by whrppmg Coldwater and Portage Bob Kovac and Drck Schmrdt were the outstanding pxtchers and d1d a tremendous job from the mound The followmg boys recerved awards for therr efforts throughout the season Dave Hurd Larry O Dell Drck Schmldt, Bob Kovac, john Luck Larry Carter, Edgar Carter, Ronnre Blood, Chuck Gearhart Denny Bohm john Sanders and joe Fornaresxo Dowagrac Coldwater Sturgrs East Lansmg - Marshall TR - 6 Sturgrs 13 TR - 3 Adnan 6 TR - 8 Coldwater 5 TR 4 Portage 2 F1rstRov. Mr Johnson erry Evans Stanley Detw1ler Wayne Cr1pp1n Jim Hurd Dwayne Burgert Ray Bowers 1m Crego Doug Turnbull john Foghino Ken Blade Second Row Richard Maruselc D1Ck Poe B111 York Ken Scott Erwxn Tobler Dick Bobb B111 Burns Ken H1 Ronald Kline Kermit Parsons Dennis Bowlby jack Roberts Phillip Fife Charles Marvin Track Team The 1954 Wildcats wound up a not too successful season with a record of three W1nS and four losses At their first meet a trrangular with Niles and Stl1!'g1S at Niles, the Cindermen landed 1n the basement with only 2524 points In their second meet, again a triangular they showed some 1m provement as far as pomts scored went but still took a bow to Albion and Coldwater The victory th1rsty Cats scored two very impressive wins at Armstrong Field at their next two successive meets trouncing Dowagiac and Sturgis in turn Moving on to Marshall the ohn sonmen suffered their worst defeat of the season at the hands of the Redskins, but went on to l1ck Dowagiac in their last regular meet The TR Thinclads captured 8Mpo1nts in the Conference meet and 12 6f1O points at the Reg ional meet jim Hurd placed th1rd in the shot put event and qualified for the State meet John Marvin qualified in the pole vault event The 880 yard relay team, consisting of Stan Detw1ler Doug Turnbull, Ray Bowers and jim Hurd also qualified 1m Hurd was high scorer for the Cats Varsity letters were won by Ray Bowers, Stan Detw1ler DougTurnbull Duane Burgert J m Hurd ohn Marvin Jerry Evans, jim Crego Bill York Wayne Crippin and Ronnie Kline Niles 692 Sturgis 41M TR 2524 Coldwater 57 Albion 41 TR 39 TR 66 U3 Dowagiac 44 2f3 TR 61 Sturgis 48 . Marshall 72 TR 32 6. TR 57 1X6 Dowagiac 51 5X6 Conference TR 8X Regional TR 12 6flO K -I-J -5 Q.,-55. 'aus 3 wr, Frrst Row Charles Boeschenstern Tom Gotschall Mrke LeMense jrm Stokoe Second Row Coach Walter Schooley Pat Carrler Jerry jolly Mrke Carrier Roger Nlarvrn Golf Coach Walt Schooley s defendmg Conference and Regronal Champrons upped through twelve matches before the Conference Meet at Three Rrvers May 8 wrth only two defeats Even more remarkable was the fact that only three of these matches were played on our local farrways Dowagrac fell frrst to the Cats HZ to Z They then dropped Portage 19 to 1 and defeated Cassopolrs 20 to O The Cats then yourneyed to Lakevrevx and came out on top 1512 to Z Hrlls dale defendmg State Champrons ther dealt the Cats therr frrst loss 9!zto 55, The Wrldcats resumed therr wrnnrng ways by tal-ung Coldwater and Adtran rn a trrangular affarr The Cats defeated Dowa 1 r 1 132 to IZ trounced Lakevrew 335 strokes to 349 and squeezed by Marshall and East Lansmg rn another trrangular match 322 to 325 to 331 State Hrgh then upset the Cats 12 to 8 at Kalamazoo Country Club Three Rrvers racked up two more vrctorres by blankmg Coldwater 8 to O and humrlratmg Cassopolns 1412 to X2 At the conference meet Three Rrvers turned rn therr best performance of the year tourrng the farrways at Sauganash rn just 315 strokes to wrn thelr second strarght Twrn Valley Champronshrp The Wrldcats then went on to wrn the Regronal meet and lauded srxth place at the State meet Letter wmners were Pat Carrrer Nhke Carrrer jerry jolly Nhke Comar Roger Niarvm Tom Gotschall Pat Carrrer and Roger Marvm were Co Captarns A Q . 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'U- Fxrst Row Mxss Murrell, Coach Bob llorllne Roger Mrracle Dxck Doane 1m 0 Dell Dlck ll21YNlxll'1S Second Row Steve Bonfoey ken Romrg, Dean Hackenberg 1m Kramb Carroll Romng, l ee Qtanard Tenms The Tlx netters Co nr letel tl e1r f1rQt vxnmng season bx raclfmg up a total of four vx1ns and M1ss Niurrell s squad lost the1r season opener w1tl' Coldv. ater 4 to 3 The 'fats defeated Dow g13C 1n the1r second match 4 to 3 but dropped the next one to the same team by the same score, 4 to Nlovmg on to Portage, they bounced out on top 5 to 1 But t IS v as Follone lx loss to W 1Cl burg 4 to 3 The 'Wlurrellmen closed out the refvular season x Jefeatu Q 1 o tage 191111 6 t l droppmg a close one to Coldwater 4 to 3 In the conference r eet tl e llrldcats earned a fourth place Vos1t1on hex hoisted tno xx 1nners, D1cl Doane, and Bob ll orl111e, II tl e et1onal Letter runners for the seasor were Bob V orlme, Ro er N'1racle Drclt ha rams, 'hcl Boane 1m O Dell Carol Ronug Dean Hacltenberg hen Rom1g, hm hramb, and Lee Standard T 3 Coldwater 4 T 5 Portage T 4 Dona 1ac T 3 Nmltsburg 4 T 3 Dovxagrac 4 Portage T1 Coldwater 4 I . 1 ,' . fm' V D l I I' k b . 1 ll 'V' ,JS ' I , 1 Q Q V . X ' 1 bf, f' tx , -, I 1' -. .. ,- ' . . 'T' ' 2 Tr' D I . I ' . I 1 TNT. ' 'L - - V 4 ' D X l f l 1 , ' - - A 'Az 1, A - -- ..-,. '11, . - . .- -.-'--f - 3 : . Q U h 1 D 1 I v 1 V I V., ' : , ' ' ,I , - e - ' 0 x gg y, . . . . - V' . 7. Al , rf f' x ' . ' , 1 three losses. ' Y ' Q V va, ' - , 1 - -A 3. . ' . h' .' . a .' 'A -s- . . b bjf . Rr. 0 af, ' :1 r ' ' '1 ' il .' . 1 ' Z Q' ' , gf , ' ' : , ' 'I . , , , , . D , - - , Il 7 9 1 , - R - - R - - 1 R . - P' . 2 R . f' - - R - , ' ' - TR - 6 - 1 Ti -3 - Calendar September 8 - School begins. Happy days are here again. 10 - Everyone assembled in the auditorium for briefs on rules for the school year. 17 - Pep assembly in the auditorium. On to fame, Cats! 17 - The T.R. Wildcats met the Dowagiac Indians here and football season started off with a bang. We won - 34-0. 17 - Seniors sponsored the year's first post game dance after the game. 21 - The whole afternoon off for the fair. And awa-y-y we went. 22 - First Reserve football game, with Dowagiac, here. We won. Yay Kittens - 20-7. 24 - Polls open for the election of class officers. 24 - Our Hpigskin boys challenged Marshall. 've some team! We won 18-7. - First chapel of the year held in the auditori- um. 30 - Football Queen chosen. A Coronation for TR! October 1 - TR had a wonderful homecoming! We played Albion here and won 12-0. 1 - Juniors sponsored the dance after our victory. 1 - After the post game dance, the Girl Reserves went to the 4th ward school for their annual slum- ber party. Lot of party, not too much slumber. 8 - The Wildcats went all the way again. We really whallopped East Lansing, took them 20-0. It was a short ride home. 8 - Lyceum program in the auditorium and we were entertained by the Rhythm Aces - and what rhythm!! 12 - Girls' Sports Initiation. More fun - huh, new members?? 13 - A Band Festival was held at Armstrong Field and our own High School Band took a first place. 15 - TR played Sturgis there and won 40-O. 16 - Hurray!! We're free for four days - Teachers Institute. 20 - Seniors wound up their magazine sales cam- paign. What a class! They went way over the S3000 goal. 22 - Safety Assembly in the Auditorium. 22 - Pep assembly in the gymnasium. B-E-A-T - beat Coldwater. 22 - Our Cats whipped Coldwater too. The score 36-0. 22 - Post game dance was sponsored by the junior Class. 27 - Chapel service in the auditorium. 29 - Oh, didn't it snow, children, didn't it snow!! The 'Cats played at Lakeview and slid through it all to a 60 victory. November 2 B.I.E. day. Vocational discussions in the mom- ing. In the afternoon the juniors and Seniors visit- ed different businesses in Three Rivers. 3 - j.H.S. initiation and did they look funny!! 3 - Candlelight and formals provided a perfect mood for th Girl R serves' annual formal initiation. e e 5 - Twin Valley champsw-that's us!!! What a whale of a ball club! We played Adrian here and beat them 33-7! 5 - Seniors sponsored the post game dance after ,ix ' the game. 'ik ZS - 10 - Assembly in the auditorium for preview of the junior Play Finders Creepers . 12 - We went to Buchanan to meet some rough boys but T.R. maintained its great record and won 14-0. 15 - Special assembly, the football boys received their letters. Because of the team's outstanding record we got the rest of the afternoon off from school. It was a wonderful season! 17 - Laugh!! I thought I'd die. The Junior Play was a scream. 19 - We spent a three-hour Holiday in Heaven at the Girls Sports' semi-formal. 24 - Football banquet in Armstrong Hall marked the official end of the memorable football season. The members of the team received gold footballs. 24 - Chapel service in the Auditorium. 30 - Pep assembly in the Auditorium for our first basketball game. Let's go, let's go, let's really go!! . 30 - The big moment has finally arrived-our first basketball game. We started off the season as we did in football--with a bang, beating Coldwater here 75-40. December 1 - The Lions Club sponsored a football banquet for the Reserve team. Congratulations, Kittens! 3 - 100 miles to Adrian for a defeat - 36-52. Sniff, sniff. 6 - Assembly in the Auditorium for a movie about school savings. Who's got money?? 6 - Future Teachers Club held its first meeting. Students from Western Michigan College did the speaking. 7 - The girls were left all alone when the boys of T.R. High had an assembly and were shown a movie on safety. 8 - Teachers Club held their annual Christmas party in Armstrong Hall. 10 - T.R. went to Marshall with that old go-go-go and came off the gym floor with a 71-59 victory. 11 - White Christmas , the Girl Reserve formal, finally arrived. We danced in a winter wonderland to the dreamy music of Larry Rolfe. 13 - Girl Reserves presented their annual Christ- mas program'at 8:30 A.M. in the Auditorium. 15 - D.S. concert. 17 - Pep assembly in the gymnasium to get us all in the right spirit to meet our Challengers for the evening - East Lansing. No more school until the third - Christmas holidays. 17 - The post-game dance was co-sponsored by the Spanish Club and the F.H.A. 25 - Alumni Dance held in the gym. 28 - The Elks sponsored a school dance. Oh boy - free sandwiches and cokes - what a deal! january 3 - School resumes. 5 - Lyceum program in the Auditorium with a folk singer. 4 - T.R. Wildcats lost to Albion Wildcats, 66-55, after Quite a battle. 7 - The 'Cats took a beating from Sturgis for the first time in three years. The Trojans were red hot and walked off our floor with a 77-65 victory. Calendar ll - Seniors had their l.Q. tests in the auditorium. 12 - T.R. had their first band follies since 1950. We didn't know we had so much talent in T.R.H.S. 14 - T.R. beat Lakeview 60-52 - what a game! 17 - Lyceum program. We were entertained by a pianist - Mr. Iean Goldkette. 18 - Wildcats met the Buchanan Bucks here in a wild battle. They took us 60-51. Hand me a Kleen- ex. Csniff, sniffl 19 - Giddap mule! Donkey basketball game held here in the gym. 21 - Coldwater here. Wha' hoppin'? They beat us 5552. 24 - Beginning of semester exams! 28 - Back to school for those final marks we worked so hard for and the end of the first semes- ter. 28 - Adrian may beat us once, but never twice: We ran them over and at the final buzzer were in front 69-65 - Yay team! Cheerleaders sponsored the Post-game dance after the game. 31 - Second semester begins - No school- County institute. February 1- Marshall met Three Rivers here and it was anybody's ball game, but T.R. came through with a 67-64 victory. 4 - The 'Cats went to East Lansing with the will to win and came home with a 65-60 win. just a little to close to suit us!! ll - Preview of the senior play! 11 - Basketball with Albion here. We won 62-52. Yea 'Cats!! 11 - Post game dance sponsored by the lndustrial Arts Club. 12,13 - All star band. 16 - Senior play - Stag Line - A good cast and a big success. 18 - Basketball with Sturgis there. Sturgis won by one point 53-52 - Sturgis was lucky!! 25 - The 'Cats met Lakeview here only to take a beating 90-56. Sniff!! 2,- - Post game dance sponsored by the sophomores. 25 - District band at Portage. T.R. took a first place - Congratulations! March 3 - Tournament game, at Sturgis, with Sturgis - We won, by golly, we won! 49-40! 5 - On with the tournaments - we met Coldwater - 11 - Baseball with Coldwater here. 12 - Golf with Lakeview at Battle Creek. 13 - Track meet with Albion and Coldwater at Coldwater. 15 - Baseball with Lakeview at Battle Creek. 15 - Golf meet with Cassopolis at Three Rivers 15 - Track meet with Niles and Sturgis at Niles. 15 - Tennis with Portage here. 15 - All school party sponsored by the Girl Reserves! 19 - Track meet with Dowagiac at Dowagiac. 19 - Baseball with Sturgis here. 20 - Track meet with Sturgis at Sturgis. 20 - Tennis with Coldwater at Coldwater. 22 - Tennis with Dowagiac at Three Rivers. 22 - Baseball with East Lansing at Three Rivers 22 - Golf with Dowagiac at Dowagiac. 23 - Track - Hastings Relays. 25- Tennis with Marshall and East Lansing at Marshall. 25 - Golf with Marshall and East Lansing at Marshall. 26 - Baseball with Dowagiac at Three Rivers. 27 - Track meet with Marshall at Three Rivers. 27 - D.S. Spring Concert. 28 - Baseball with Marshall at Three Rivers. - Golf meet with State High here. - Tennis with Dowagiac at Dowagiac. 29 - All school party sponsored by the Hi-Y. 29 29 May 2 - Golf meet with Coldwater and Adrian at Cold- water. 3 - Baseball with Sturgis at Sturgis. 4 - Golf meet with Cassopolis at Cassopolis. 5 - Tennis with Vicksburg here. 6 - Baseball with Adrian at Adrian. 7 - Golf T.V. Conference at Three Rivers. 10 - Track T.V. Conference at Coldwater. 11 - Tennis with Coldwater here. 11 - Golf with State High at Kalamazoo. 13 - Baseball with Albion here. 14 - Golf Regional. 14 - Tennis T.V. Conference. 14 - Track Regional 1,4 - Junior Senior Prom 17 - Baseball with Coldwater there. 20 - Baseball with Portage there. 21 - Track - State 30 - Memorial day - no school. 25-28 - Senior Trip! Didn't we have fun in New York, Seniors? We'll never forget it! another victory 88-64. District Champs-That's June Us . 9 - Started the Regionals by meeting Lansing St. Marys - Where was our luck? We lost - 72-59! 10 - Lyceum program in the auditorium - a novelty act. 18 - All school party sponsored by the D.S. Club. 23 - Band Concert. April 1 - All school party sponsored by the Varsity Club. 5 - Golf meet with Dowagiac. 6 - Golf meet here with Lakeview- - Baseball at Dowgiac. Easter vacation! Hurrah!! 5 - Baccalaureate. 9 - Commencement! Our class of '55 now says good-bye to all of our good times and memories of good ol' T.R.H.S. This is the beginning for the Rhinies, the end for us! Patrons TH AN K YOU We wish to express our appreciation for the generous support of our Patrons and Advertisers, without whose cooperation this Reflector would not have been possible. 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