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

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Soccer Ball FTER several years of unsuccessful attempts to organize football teams to represent the Three Rivers High School, it was decided by the students and faculty to give the game of Soccer a trial, as it ap- peared to be the only game with a chance for success in the fall. No one in town knew anything of the game, so rule books were procured and the game attempted. As this was the situation in, and the course of the other neighboring high schools, we were willing to play the game with them, beginning after but one week of practice. Constantine, White Pigeon and Centreville were played with as much success to our team as could be expected under the circumstances. The boys became enthusiastic over the game and turned out in large numbers for practice. The following boys formed the squad and developed some unusually good players, who will form the nucleus of a strong team next fall: Edward Drumm, Burr Drumm, Walter Langley, Ernest Knapp, James Comin, Ed. Baker. Arthur Luck, Glee Wolf, Frank Krull, Harold Sloan, Chas. Rowe, Glenn Pulver, Raymond Sweitzer, Alva Godshalk, Clark Jacobs, Elgy Slack, Donald Whitesell and Leo Ash. At the spring meeting of the County Superintendents' Association a schedule of Soccer games for next fall was adopted, and all the high schools of the county are planning on rarticipating. From all indi- cations now present it appears that we have found the fall sport suitable for all the high schools of St. Joseph County. -M1'. Cmzqforcl. 96 ALAS AND ALACK Your Junior Class is dull and dry, You really sing a lullaby. Morning you come, evening you go, The more you come, the less you know. l94l

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