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

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following passage was discovered which interested some of the Seniors to the extent that they smiled aloud: To make us Seniors unnecessary. Some took it to heart. Wed., 26. Wm. Bobb arrived at school this morning arrayed in a brand new dog collar and tag. Takes some people an awful long time to find their place. Thurs., 27. Who would ever thought of it. Mr. Lyttle professes himself to be able to teach school. Fri., 28. The Freshmen amused us this morningg they had charge of the chapel exercises. They showed a few Seniors how to act at Com- mencement. MAY Mon., 1. Talking about bright physiology students. James Black described the muscles of the eye to-day. The muscles nearest the nose, move the nose towards the eye. Now is time to grin. Tues.. 3. Speaking of absent minded persons, read the following and determine for yourself whether Paul belongs to that class or not. Paul Tompkins arrived at school to-day and after strolling around the halls for some time discovered he had left his collar at home. Wed., 3. Lowell Weinberg gave the Eng. IV class a few instructions in eating green apples, also how to care for ones' self. Thurs., 4. Clare Zander in Physics class, while describing a Geissler Tube. Well the first thing you do is to pour a vacuum into the tube. Who ever thought you could pour a vacuum. Fri., 5. The Physics class was assembled at Dr. Haines' oflice to- day, and while they were performing an X-Ray on Harold Schall, Dr. Haines said that you could see his back bone. A faint voice sounded from the back of the room which said, Oh let me see it. They seemed very much interested. Mon., S. Mr. Lyttle: When does the annual election come, Charles? Chas.: I think it comes on the first Monday after the first Saturday in April. Tues., 9. Today marks the day when Willard Balch spent the en- tire English period with his thoughts and deeds wrapped up in Madge Kline, and almost Won a smile from her by his efforts. Wed., 10. And why did Miss Matson smile on receiving the tele- gram the Hrst hour this a. m.? Somewhere a voice is calling. Thurs., 11. Miss Pett is becoming more strict every day. She re- quested the following of a student this a. m. in German II. Why is this, what it is, and what is it? Fri., 12. Rev. Crandall gave us a short talk this a. m. It must be his second or third opportunity. Mon., 15. The U. S. History class is deep in a mystery as to where the boy is. Mr. Lyttle said, A boy went home and came back smok- ing, and is smoking yet. 51161

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Wed.. 12. Don. Brotnlejf dimvered to-ia? that when :here wa :o light it was dark. Bright bogrf Thurs.. 13. Lowell Weinberg Wlzie eiarnining an X Ray Like: Sow I suppose when you adrnit air in the tzke a vacurgz fzrzsf' Ea. ha. F ri.. 1-L. Every student should have Qessoz t-3-iay. The chap- el period was given over to study. Poor bis. il they do is st:-ii. Lf fxifr-f-s X ' ' ,-X Q- Z, - . f ,. -,gf x . f ' of 1 ff ' S-QE Q L 'Rf Tx lv ffl ' if - A 5621? X, , 9 ' u 'if 2 , J 5 E T- 3 ..-h,.: 5 E J ,f ll vs of NG 155: 77, wg h X gg'-' V 5 'XJJES 5 sf fs l if fee s , 5 rg i r xx ' Sl?-' I ,T K Tix. lv RACHEL DASCOVERS HYDROGENJ Mon.. 1T. Doris Place Qing a report in Eng. IV: HA.:-i it is hes: 1 for each one to have own 'Le-iicizze ease Iockei with i-:ci seg-1 Miss Taylor: So those germs you were spea3i:g about six: get i:'f Tues-. 15. Bertha Black in Eng. 111: GJitis:1i:h's tirarrss were comedies. There werent rzzuch sauces in them. Wed.. 19. Does anybo-iff know why Mis Furman take: up the study of German the 'Sth hour? Perhaps she inte:-is :D :each it later? Maybe next year. Thurs.. 20. The foilowsg amgouncezzent was pizke-i up h the halls to-day. As this is their tirs: :neeting their inanms were. no iillbi. be- low furnishing invitations. 'Junior Smoker, to he give: April il. 1816. at Hoirnans Mill. All Seniors md Juniors wishing to break in new pipes are eligible. Anyone who is still learjr of using the wee-i can apply to the management for further infornzation. A good feed is assured. Signed by the management. Duncan and Lott. Mon . 2-L. Mr. Lyttle in lf. S. History while gving the das a lec- ture on the cigarette and liquor habit The liquor habit is just like taking Potasiurn C1-'aniole od:-' it's worse. Yhilxfd ever thozzgirt i:I Tues . 25. While reading one of Ernersons exif-as Engfish IX' the 51153 77 U

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Tues., 16. Is it possible that some of our teachers failed to grasp the essentials of their Grammar? Mr. Lyttle, speaking of heredity, said, To determine what men are, and woman is. Wed., 17. Mr. Chapel exhibited his unsurpassed bravery this noon by chasing from the halls of learning a lost member of the canine family. Der arme Hund! Thurs., 18. Alva to Clarence: Didn't I tell you not to wear my yellow tie today? Clarence to Alva: But didn't you wear my sport shirt Tuesday when I told you not to? Fri., 19. The high minded Rhinies had chapel today. Mr. Harris spoke on the subject of power. Our star Physics student, Mr. Bromley, failed to know the definition of power. Mon., 22. Mr. Lyttle explains the method of buying an imported rug. Why so much interest in rugs we wonder. Perhaps there is a reason. Tues., 23. There were few students here and there in the A. R. today. The beautiful spring weather and a ball game accounted for it. Wed., 24. The Junior-Senior Banquet is to be held tonight in the Methodist Church. Seniors haven't eaten anything for a week. Thurs., 25. The cause of Harold Schall's slimness has just been revealed. Glee Wolf acknowledged that he placed his avoirdupois upon Harold in his infancy. Fri., 26. Field day. Of course everybody attended, even the faculty. Mon., 29. Ye Gods! those horrid Reviews. More midnight oil. Tues., 30. Decoration Day. Wed., 31. Miss Eldridge was discussing the eating of meat in physi- ology class today and in her argument she used the point that meat was not consumed at Battle Creek Sanitarium. Our doctor said, By eating meat one makes a regular graveyard for dead animals. Harry Andrews spoke up and said, Might as well make a graveyard of it as a brush pile by eating vegetables. JUNE Thurs., 1. Seniors having Exams.! Horrors! Fri., 2. More Exams. for middle class-men. Wed., 7. Final Senior play was given with a rousing success. Thurs., 8. Commencement. Fri., 9. Alumni Banquet. To the Juniors we bequeath the Hon. F. W. C. Handle him tenderly Treat him with care Fashioned so slenderly Young and so fair. Thank heavens! this MS. is done. -M6'l'T1.II Joe D. Nose. Lum