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

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necktie today, although he did have on his collar. 28. Last day of the week with the usual excitement of chapel. A large basketball schedule for the boys and girls has been com- pleted. Cassopolis basketball boys here tonight. 31. Minnie Naylor: Believe me, if anybody took my pocket- book I'd go after them, even if there wasn't anything in it. Miss Storr: It's a case of 'who steals my pc-cketbook steals trash' huh? Miss Schmidt: What's in the air beside what I mentioned? Thomas Birkhold: Oh, airships, and balloons and things. FEBRUARY 1. Mr. Horst: Will some Pewee tell me why this yell is called a locomotive? Henry Summers: Why is that yell called a locomotive? Mr. Horst: Yes, why? Henry: I don't know. Took a long time to soak in and then it didn't. 2. Miss Madery: Goldsmith's college life just taught him to wear flashy clothes and to gamble. Rube Rahn: No, it didn't teach him to gamble for he always lost. 3. Miss Storr: Why weren't you in Room D last night, Les- ter? Minnie: The boss had his tooth pulled and I had to be there. 4. Miss Madery to Luther Thor: Tell all you can about Cot- ton Mather's married life. You know he was married three times. Luther: That's something I don't understand. Both teams gone to Sturgis for basketball. 7. Miss Rutan: Who was Louis Fourteenth? Maggie G.: He was the longest ruler in France. Getting to be rather tall! 8. Miss Smith cafter Gerald Howard got a drink during Chem- istrylz Gerald, I think you have started something. Gerald: Well, didn't you say it took water for chemistry? 9. Willis Ulrich: Que is a masculine gender. Kenneth Campbell: And quod is a neuter noun. Marshall boys play bas- ketball here tonight. 10. Joe Pierce ought to join the Rainbow class. Tcday he made his debut with a pink collar and a red and green sweater. Tomorrow night, the Coldwater girls play our girls basketball team and the boys go to Niles to play. A hard game is expected there. 11. Mr. Horst at noon dismissal says that the bell is a signal for dismissal and not the shop whistle. According to study of sound in physics we do not hear the whistle until after it has blown. 14. Miss Madery to Emerson Lull, who has been acting as chairman in Senior English: Emerson, you do not seem to recog- nize the speakers enough. Emerson: Oh. I recognized them, but I didn't say anything about it. 15. The Domestic Science class has been debating on whether teachers should wear uniforms, namely. middies and skirts. Flor- ence Ellsworth: Well, wouldn't Mr. Crawford look nice in a middy and skirt? 51191

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16. This noon we stayed two minutes overtime again so Mr. Horst could hear himself think. 17. Onie Withers: You can't plant onions with potato cut- tings can you? Mr. Hewitt tswallowing hook and alll: Why not ? Onie: Because the onions would get in their eyes. Common oc- currence: Bill Hart canned from class. . 18. Debate with Burr Oak tonight and chapel today with popu- lar election being held. An admit from Mr. Smith that doesn't pass with Miss Rutan-a block of wood. 21. Malcolm R.: The man was slightly intoxicated. Miss Madery: He was more than that wasn't he? Malcolm: Well. then he was seventeen sheets to the wind. Each class has organ- ized a basketball team. both boys and girls. By 1923 or 1924 Three Rivers ought to have super basketball teams. 22. We lost to Burr Oak last Friday night by a decision of 2 to 1. This is the first defeat of the debating team this year. Frin- niwed Walker says that perhaps conceit had a lot to do with it, but you never can tell. 23. It is thought that Dean Judd has secured a lease on the mirror in the girls' cloakroom. She makes good use of it anyway. The upper and lower halls of the New High School are being fin- ished with all possible rapidity. 24. Although the members of the faculty may not agree with me, I Wish that these students would do something interesting. just so I'd have something to write about. I'll soon have to resort to the act of talking about myself. That's all that is left. 25. Friday at last: Rev. Courtland Miller from Constantine spoke in Chapel this morning. He talked well and very wisely spoke of Constantine as the back yard of Three Rivers. The occu- pants of the Front Yard tThree Riversl High enjoyed his talk on clean athletics. 28. Both our boys' and girls' basketball teams were defeated Friday night. The boys lost at Marshall and the girls at Battle Creek. Both teams faced opponents whom they did not expect to beat and didn't. MARCH 1. Tomorrow the girls of the Senior Basketball team expect to perhaps clean up on the little Sophomore girls. Of course the best laid schemes cf mice and men gang aft agley but we shall see. 2. Miss Burke looks disgusted today. Her class tried to talk French this morning and she found that in spite of her efforts, French had gene in their right ear and out the left. 3. If you don't see any slams here cn the faculty, it's be- cause the faculty cloesn't want to have itself slammed for honor's sake, although I am allowed to slam the rest of you, which I shall surely do. First Ralph Caruso Kline is practising his solos for the Senior Operetta. 51211 '