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

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OSCAR O. BOND OPTONIETRIST Specialist in Fitting Glasses Corner St. loe Sl. und Portage Ave. 'I hree Rivers, Mich, E. P. HART Carriage Trimming and Upholstering Agent for Anchor Supply Tents and Awnings FRED WOHLFEIL Dealer in Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats TELEPHONE 635 LET IT RAIN VVe can get a good Lunch at th -Ith VVard Store H. G. PHILLIPS Western State Normal School KALAMAZOO Summer Term, 6 Weeks -P lune 26 to August 4, l9l6 l I5 Courses- 70 Instructors ill Training School will be in session. ill Credits may be earned on Life Certificate, Graded and Rural Courses. ll Review Courses tor beginning teachers. ill Special lectures and concerts. ill Buildings include Hne Gymnasium, Training School and Science Build- ing. lll Library ol 14,000 volumes. ill Ext enses reasonable, opportunities for employ- ment. lll For Summer Bulletin and Year Book, address D.B.VVALDO,PnmMem FALL TERNINNILL OPEN SEPTENIBER 25h,l9l6 Golf!! If the conductor forgot to stop the train could Lawrence Guetthoff? If Edna's a Kaiser and Robert's a Duke, Jeannette must be King? If Ava is here, is James Comin? If Leona is Frank, is Muriel Cross? If Helen's the Baker, Paul the Weaver, and Ernest the Miller, who is Leafa the Taylor? If Car can Reed, can John Moore? If Esther is Jack's son, is LeRoy John's? If Edna's a Waffle, is Burr a Drumrn? If Sophia is a doll, is Ruth a Pett? If Gerald has a Lott, will Ellis build a Shellhous? If Glee Wolf is large, is the history teacher Lyttle? If Alice is bright, is Pauline Weiss? If the school were building a Gym., would Frank Helpin its con- struction? If Harley Shook, would Matilda Dodge? t12o1

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First State Saving Bank EVerybody's Bank Capital and Surplus - Sl00,000.00 Deposits, over - - 5798000.00 Q, Interest on Deposits Q TNYO BANKS-100 St. joseph Street and fill? Sixth Street COURTESY PROMPTNESS Mike Benfer, at Assembly romn desk: May l speak to Paul Weaver'f Mr. DeLong: What do you want to speak to him for? Mike: Oh, I just want to talk to him. Mr. DeLong: Whats the matter, are you getting lonesmne'? Mr. Lyttle in U. S. History: Was the bill passed for no slaves in Texico7 English Class: 'iWhat was Marlowe's chief fault? J. Cross: He died too young. Parsons' Business College K.-Xl..-XMAZOO, MlCHlG,-XN Ill High grade courses in all business subjects. lllSpecial ad- vanced work in summer for those who have had the com- mercial course in high school. lil Write lor information. W NV. PARSONS, Principal 51211