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

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Standing Broad Jump-first, Kline, Three Rivers, second, Wescott Three Rivers, third, Grim, Sturgis. Distance, 9 ft., HQ in. Relay Race-first, Three Riversg second, Sturgis. Time, 1 min. 40 3-5 seconds. Those from Three Rivers who will receive a letter in recogni- tion of their work are Lott, Kline, Schellhous., Naylor, Hessmer Wallace, Wescott, Ware, Hagan, Collissi, Sloan, Bramer, and Drake Track Meet Totals--Three Rivers, 94, Sturgis, 513 Mendon, 3 Colon, 15 Constantine, 1. f101j v

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Chronology 1919-1920 SEPTEMBER 2. First day of school and all that begins well, ends well. And most all the teachers are New Unfamiliar Faces . 3. Couldn't help noticing how happy Mr. Horst was to be back in old Three Rivers High again. 4. Oh, just see how glad Frank Krull is to be back in school. 5. Principal Horst opened chapel this year with his usual line of jokes, but we will admit that he is joking all the time. 8. Constance Walter and Elizabeth Cook had to change their seats to the Commercial Building for the Rhinies took up too much room in the Assembly room. 9. Most all new teachers this year. CONFLICTS! CONFLICTS! 10. Seniors elected the officers of their class today. Percy Biedler came to school for a few days. Wonder what he saw that he didn't like? 11. The Juniors followed suit today. 12. Chorus organized this morning. Mrs. Kauifman announc- es that it is the largest class she has ever had in Three Rivers High. 15. Hurrah! No penmanship is being taught this year. No wonder some of the teachers have and probably will have to stay up all night correcting papers. 16. The second year French class thought they knew a lot last year but they have begun to realize that they belong to the Know Nothing Party. 17. Seniors elected the Annual Staff today. 18. The Rhinies are beginning to feel more at home. 19. Chapel was held by singing the same old songs. 22. What do you know about it! The Freshmen had a class meeting today. 23. First day of the Fair at Centreville. Warren Wescott said he was anxious to go to see the Live Stock as he is inter- ested in Farming . 24. From different reports there are big attractions at the Fair. Everyone skipping. 25. The School Board were very kind and gave us Friday off for the Fair. 26. Everybody went to the Fair. 29. Helen Bauserman in Chemistry: I can't find a bottle of H90 anywhere for this experiment. 30. Claudius Collissi to Gerald Hagan who was standing on the stairway: Going downstairs, Hagan? Gerald: Maybe 51021