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

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4 6 weep! 9 Theater. 10 11 Everybody's gone to Field Day. Baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church. Seniors don't Senior Play, Claim Allc-wed, Continued , at the Rex Commencement at the Presbyterian Church. Alumni Banquet. 'wi WW .. .,.. my ,..,..,.,,. r.,4-..,.,. , ..,. , , .. .. ' 'F1j.f5i5.: :j..:r3:- :If-jLf'5:l5E25,:. ,I Y- Though this may be fun for you, 'Tis death to us. fSignedJ ANNUAL STAFF. L 110 J

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18 Helen Gleason in English Literature: She 4George Elioti didn't marry him because he was already married but they were as good as married . 19 Mr. Cain from Kalamazoo Normal spoke to the Seniors this morning. 20 Miss Burke to Adelaide Frary in French class: What does 'La Barbe Bleue' mean? Adelaide llowiz Little Boy Blue . Miss Burke: What did you say? fLa Barbe Bleue meaning The Blue Beardh. Just look on the Bulletin Board. 38 graduates. Con- gratulations, Seniors. Boys are getting their O. K.'s to play Cen- treville to-morrow. All boys under 15 to try the 50 to 100 yard dash today. Rhinies, here's your chance to prove yourselves famous. 21 Lavern Brannon was chosen May Queen for the May Festival in Chapel this morning. After election the remainder of Chapel was spent on the athletic field where the teachers and stu- dents of the High went under a number of drills conducted by Mr. Horst. 24 T. R. beat Centreville 124 to 39. Juniors elected their An- nual Staff for the coming year. 25 The girls are practicing for the May Festival which is being directed by Mrs. Kauffman. 26-27 Interclass Track Meet. 28 The customary Junior-Senior Banquet was held last night at the K. of P. Hall. The tables were prettily decorated in brown and gold, the Senior colors. The greeting was given by the president of the Junior Class, Warren Hoshel, followed by a re- sponse from the president of the Senior Class, Harold Hazen. Mr. Andrews acted as toastmaster in a very efficient manner. JUNE 2-3 Senior exams-which tells the story. giavxs UGLJVIN ' N if C0 Qi A Bm EW: C ' L.g1..mr.'z.,, ,Q 51093

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