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

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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 . A A A A A . A , - , 3 , , . . . . . . , . . A . . , . . . . . ' l 7 Y ' , - . . AA . , A. . . .,. . - . - Q n - A 7 A A . .n I Q - , I . . 1 ' 7 . . , . , . K' 4 WC t , . ' 1 . A A . A . A . f A , - , 1 - . Q A them out. I rushed to the door and saw John Foghino, General Manager of Chrysler Corporation, pull- ' ' ' e , - ' , ' . . N ' 1 ' 1 - A . . . A. A A . . , . . , . . ,I A . . . . A 0 !'. , I I ' A . U . A A A . A ' . e . ' . . . A A . . . J . A, . . , A . . . , . 1 ' G . , H , ,, , A . A A, . -. A , A I ' V ' I ' - , A L , , . L ' I . g . . A A . A A J A. A Ai , , I f 7 V y 1 1 -- 1 9

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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 . A . . E . . i JA y . . ' 1 D r I ' . ' .1 ' e r n . l ' ' ' . . . Y . , . . V g rr, - Jr. vA',- I ' N . ,I 5 'El . ' , 1 b ' . 4 .. . . . . g . . C . l Y , . . . . . I u v Y S . 7 V. . . A . Y t . , . . . ' I V, ,. . . .U ' ,. . . u X12-f.y-Qin! Eugene Fife read and remembered Webster's Dictionary. 9.- 4g 2 :Q ?- . . . . 1 n n ' .0 , - . - if . 'FQ' . ' - 1 ' A . ' r . L . I . , V - V ' , . Y f ' V ' ,' ' , g tt ' YH ' .C , U s , V , . . . . . . , ' L Y A . 0 o r - ' V U ' H ' . , . ., V . . . V . . . Q ,, I V I7 ' . 0 v - rw f , 1 . Y V ll YY . V , . . - U a . n Y ' V

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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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