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

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ever does? we advise her to get a pattern large enough to fit Sam Irwin. 30 Rhinies are getting used to the rude ways of High School. 31 Soccer. Three Rivers beat Centerville 43 to 09. NOVEMBER 3 Miss Thomason has invented a new kind of egg in Domes- tic Science class. It is made by using more baking powder and milk but as yet, it has not been given a name. Only so far it is called by the nice sounding French word EGEE . 4 Company today. A dog wandered around today viewing the school. But his visit was cut short. 5 Mr. Crawford talked to the school about the construction of the New Junior High School Building that we are going to have. 6 Mrs. Kauffman heard some new parodies in chorus today, but she couldn't just tell where they came from. 7 Rev. Braund addressed the High School on Better Speech , on the close of Better Speech week. 10 If Leah Spaulding would supply all the school with the amount of gum she chews we think that the drug stores would go out of business. 11 PEACE DAY! No school this afternoon. Everybody out to the Soccer Ball game to see Three Rivers beat Colon. Three Rivers won. 12 Second Book Report today. 13 Everybody's drawing. Getting ready for Exhibition Day. 14 Noticed Miss Rutan is wearing a diamond. Her hands seemed to be just like a switchboard. We were wondering which hand it really did belong on? 17 One of the High School students reported that he saw Miss Burke laughing today. 18 When Bunny Shane leaves her Domestic Science work at home we think she wishes to go home after it and get to chew a little gum. lls that so Bunny?l 19 Oh you six weeks tests????? 20 Today the Soccer Ball team made the last appearance in their suits of the season. 21 Rev. Newlin, the Evangelist, gave a very interesting talk in Chapel this morning. 24 The Rhinies were challenged by the Freshies to play a game of Soccer. It came out a tie 41 to ll. 25 Mr. Adams had company today down in the ventilating system when Mr. Skunk and Mr. Dog met. What a grand and glorious time. Everybody put your gas masks on. 26 Most everyone has recovered today. 27 What happened today? Oh, nothing. 28 Dola Weinberg was called to the telephone in Mr. Horst's office. She went down the east stairs and up the west stairs to the phc-ne. The longest way round is the shortest way home, Dola. H041

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Claudius: Just contemplating, are yeh? Gerald: Nope, I'm blow- ing my nose. OCTOBER 1 Frank Bedell is getting to be a regular spcrt. He reports the purchase of a ukelele. 2 Another dead day in school. 3 Mr. D. B. Waldo, President of the Kalamazoo Normal, spoke in Chapel. 6 They will have to go Slow and Easy with the poor little Rhinies until they get used to a faster life lHigh Schooll. 7 Jimmie Kline got 75 in Spelling. Very good, Jimmie. A Soccer Ball Team was organized today. 8 Miss Rutan in U. S. History: 4'When England signed the 'Peaty of Trease' fTreaty of Peacel. We'll excuse her this time. 9 Mr. Horst forgot to come to Review Arithmetic Class this morning. Only if he would keep the good work up. 10 Dr. Balch of Kalamazoo College spoke in Chapel this morning. 13 Prepare for the first six weeks exams. Three Rivers beat Colon in Soccer Ball 61 to OJ. 14 Mr. Horst to Doris Robbins in Reviews: What is an index sign used for? Doris, It shows that the power is to be routed frootedb. 15 Rosanne Predmore to Zelda Kingsley going to school: Oh, Zelda, I Wish you would get married or something before I leave. Zelda: Oh, you don't mean it? lDon't worry, Zelda, there is plenty of time yetl. 16 First six weeks exams. 17 The Annual Staif had charge of Chapel today explaining the Reflector especially for the beneiit of the Rhinies. 20 Dean Judd to Mary Zander in the hall: My fellow fiirted simply awful with another girl at the dance Saturday night. Should I speak to him about it? Mary Zander: Why? Doesn't he know about it? 21 Everyone stayed five minutes overtime this noon as Mr. Horst wanted to hear the clock tick. 22 Jimmie Black in trying to see how tall Emerson Lull was had to get a step-ladder to reach the mark. Katcha Koo was played at the Rex theater. 23 There seemed to be a snake crawling around in Doris Zierle's book today instead of in the grass. tBrave girll. 24 Prof. Frederick McKay of Ypsilanti Normal gave an inter- esting talk in Chapel. 27 A case which I don't think can be cured-Donald Boyer and Thelma Fenstermacher. 28 Report cards today. Nothing but kicks. 29 When Beaulah Fisher ever makes another middy tif she fioaj

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DECEMBER 1 Another new case in school. John Breyfogle and Mabel Rodeheaver. 2 Rhetoricals. Robert Shumaker's voice is changing. 3 Nothing doing today. Everybody seems to be busy study- ing. 5 A debate was held in Chapel today on Whether Military Training should be compulsory? The ailirmative won by 25 to 18. 8 Gerald Roys: Why my forefathers came over on the Mayflower . M. Rahn, Good thing they did, the immigrating laws are more strict now-a-days. 9 Chapel was held by singing and Rosanne Predmore played a piano solo. 10 Just think! Only eight more days until Xmas vacation. HURRAH! 11 One year ago we went to the same schoolhouse but one year from now?????? 12 Oh you book reports. 15 Here it is December 14 and no place to play Basket Ball. 16 Walter Fenstermacher: They're Hooding the Athletic Field . Don Schall: 'tYeah, we'll have to form a Hocky Club . Wallace Wolf: I got one now Hurrah! No school tomorrow and Thursday. The Teachers' County Institute will be held at the High. 19 Senior Play, Down in Dixie . at the Rex theater. Good attendance. School closes today for Xmas vacation. JANUARY 5 First day of school after Xmas vacation. OH GEE! First Semester's exams. soon. 6 Mrs. Lamb to Edna Childs: t'Miss Childs, please name sc-me more facts about John Dryden's life. Edna Childs: Dryden died in 1700 and was buried in Westminster Abbey, and then he wrote a po-em for the King . 7 Too many dances over Xmas vacation is heard from many. 8 Mrs. Lamb in English Literature class: What did Addi- son die of, anyone? Paul Kerr: 47 . 9 T. R. B. B. beaten at Coldwater. rSlippery floor, lack of practice and sick menb. 12 Mrs. Lamb to Mary Prang in English Literature: What did Thomas Gray write? Mary Prang: The Elegy Written in the country church yard. f The Elegy written in the Country Church Yard ,J. 13 Ruth Judd in English HB: The bird having only one paw could not get upon the perch . 4Some bird, Ruthl. 14 Mrs. Lamb: My husband and Mr. Horst were taking a German revolver apart and it was only through an accident and not intelligence that it came apart . 15 We heard that a freeze out sleigh ride party was held last evening. lAsk Ray Warel. H1051