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

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1,2 ff 'I f 1' ' , 24 f A ff 75 7 t r ace K W i in llkf p -rT , ,J 4- f fy f at . I '- Q ' l '5 ff MPA . W ,f 'h r , lx. ICLGIN DOUGHERTY. Elgin was our uit-ut 1I1Ll,l1. One who took no stock in Lllr Rn-flt-t'tor', until tho work was donv. After leaving high school he wont into thc int-ut! lnusim-ss und not long' nftvr this ho setitlvcl down in :L littlo home- in his own homo town. wlit-ro ht- wt-lt-omus his nmny frit-mls. . 1 ll X fu! F Y QL ill X 1 -rf I , ,lf x9 ff- -' tiff' 1 . MP-I Glilfllfl IJOOLITTLE. Ulm- was this lmby of the class, and also thc fznstust, tulkur. In lute-r yi-urs this fau-ulty proved wry useful tio her. for sho has bcconic 4-hiof stenog- rzmplu-r for thu Stnntlaiml Oil f'0l1'11l2l,I1y, in l'hica,g'o. Whon Miss Doolititlu rztisotl hor voit-ti amd hand to soold somv idler, they iuunedizmtely lwgam to work.

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fffiwi, 'fog 1 N 'Th f i i f e s e -1 l egs ' F i 'i-:li ffm e. ' 'ff , 1 A 9: X P +' iw ., f F, f , s- ' Q-- , W- e ii ' W i ig, X11 s i n fi N ' as Y V N Lllil, BUNN. Miss Lirl took up steiiogvzupliy as an hobby, amd unwit,ting,g'1y has become so pvotieient. along' this line. that all thai, is required, is for her to place her hands upon the t,ypew1'it,ei' und it talks, upon paper. at the Pune ati which sho used to talk in English Ulzmss. On zneeount of her great proiicieney she has been able to till Sl'll'UL5HSf1Xl1j' the position of uhiof stoliogiuphot' ut the fxillll- l11l'!'K'i?Ll-H11511012 f ff f W V xi2 ??:.' f 3 V x4?w 4 in wwmsmi oA I i .46 1 X ff f'1 Al 4' 9 Xin 4 '56, X wmwmmimmm - LICAH VRANVFORD. Leah L1'l'il.dUlLtl'd ufta-1' four years oi' toil in the I..amguug'e Course. ull of wbieb she uuustered exec-pt Physies and Mr. Smoll. This picture of Leuh is not exzu-tly true to life :Ls every one will ug'i'ee. She is portrayed as selling' :L pin-ture oi Hawues. This. however. eould never be true for Leah would no more gfin- up ax pin-lilre ol this one Barnes them the originznl himself.

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I , , w l l ww 1 X 1 1.1 l Vlllfw. iii l 5 l X . P3 1 f 1 7 ' z' 'wud IW '-llllllm' ff ff! 1' l1,', 'vlm'l v 'l-. QlLi 1 sly tfi? 37? ',v: ay''if2'-gffi-fitiifyiy l t ,.. . lt 'fl V MAYNARD FIANDT. 1 Hert-'s Mayua1'tl-- as typical a farmer as his picture shows. After grad uatiug' from thc Three Rivers High School. he completed a course at the M A. U. and is now on his little vineyard out in the Knobs. Some are born .. great. some attain greatness. while some have greatness thrust, upon thet.n. In this case I think it was the latter for it. was through the dreadful sting o a human Hua- that hc inventctl that bachelo1 s necessity. the Bachelor' Hutton. W f S t l J :S WAWHQ' .J ' gi ii - -' Y Q ' :Q 34 ff - EN fi t V- -, 'Q ff 2 5--A-. N 'i P , f ,Z-fl: X P ' ,. : i 1 fl 12 , 'K --- 5 ' Q-,M Qs A l MILDRED FOOTE. Mildred early showed a taste for natural science, which has developed to such an extent in the past, twenty-five years that she catches the plietty harmless insects in her net: then takes them out. pierces them with a pin, and places them in her case to pull to pieces at her leisure. She shows no feeling whatever for the dear little things. Surely the humane society should be in- formcd. , l