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

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something in oratory this year. Thelma King, our repre- sentative, won the medal from her opponent, Hilda Coates, of the Senior class. During this period of our history the famous football match was won, the Juniors standing the rest of the school. Arthur Knapp and Earl Gregg were our athletes and firmly believed in doin' others before others did them . Melba Wood and Ella Stoldt contributed their share in athletics also, and we firmly believe that the H. S. owes a goodly share of her basket ball victories to these two exponents of our class. One of the important events of this year was the banquet held in honor of the Senior class. It was the first big affair our class had ever had so of course we wished to do it 'up right'. Two of the place cards were accidentally? laid side by side, fRussell's and Myrtle'sJ. Miss Mulheron gave as a response, a piece of poetry, original, which was received with enthusiasm by all. Paul Brosy, when asked, thought it neces- sary to play selections from Lohengrin's Wedding March in honor of Miss Krogen, who was thinking seriously of leav- ing our T. R. H. S. Everyone reported a good feed and a good time. Finally by passing through many difficulties, we have at last earned the title of Seniors, Seniors to contrive and exe- cute, to attain and accomplish the unfinished work lying be- fore us. I 28 This year we were joined by Grace James and Dorothy Hazen. Several important events have happened thus far during the year. First of all, we decided to publish a Re- flector, as necessary to the dignity of our class, if we did not wish to be outdone by our predecessors. Among our numer- ous class meetings we elected a new class president, Earl Zander, who took the place of Bill Ellet, who had had this oflice for four years. Earl immediately took the reins of government, smoothed out the difficulties and now the class is as peaceful as heretofore. During the month of March our class presented to the public Tommy's Wife , a fascinating little play which was received with approval by the public. The Zander-Huss 'stunt' was particularly appreciated by the audience. In June we gave another play so that other members of the class were allowed to show their talent along this line. Now as our four years of H. S. work have drawn to a close, we look back and think of the many good ,times we have had here, also that after this year all will be scattered, each to his own work, yet the reminiscenses of T. R. H. S. will always be, strong and sweet and human and eternally optimistic. As we leave our beloved H. S. which has meant so much to us, and as we part each to his chosen work, may we still lwelup to our motto, Be not simply good but good for something. -Ina Helpin. l

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