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

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Senior Class Officers President ....................................... Hugh Wallace Vice President . . . .......... James King Treasurer ....... .. . William Oberholtzer Secretary .......................... .... J osephine Miller Motto:- Deeds not dreams. Colors :-Blue and Gold. Flower:-Forget-me-not. Stone :-Sapphire. Class Roll Charlotte Abbott Margaret Baker Clyde Bauserman Florence Bell Russell Bloom Harold Bramer Willo Clendenin Franklin Creager Gerald Currier Winifred Currier Leona Deedrick Wilma Deisch Vaughan Floutz Lois Gemberling Elsie Gleason Dorothy Grey Maggie Grush Leslie Hart Gerald Howard Dorothy Jennings Bernard Kapp Opal Hill Doris King James King James Kline Beaul I 17 l Beulah Lackey Rachel LeMunyon Allene McDonald Zella McJury Josephine Miller Mary Moore Gerald Mullett William Oberholtzer Herman Preston Lucile Ray LeRoy Reames Lucile Ruggles Lydia Sasseman Violet Sanders Donald Schall Ruth Soule Elizabeth Swartwout Hazel Taylor Arthur Turnbull Harold Underwood Hugh Wallace Mildred Wiedenbeck Edna Withers Olga Wittenberg Estella Kennedy ah Fisher

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Senior Poem With ruler, paper and pen, With gray matter working its best, A student sat by his table one night Cramming his head for a test. Study! Study! Study! 'Till the clock in the tower strikes oneg But still he burns the midnight oil And wishes the task were done. Study! Study! Study! 'Till streaks of dawn tinge the skyg And work-work-work 'Till the milkman rattles by! It's O, to be through schoolg And out in the world to roam, Where there are no studies to bother your brain And make you hate your home. But why do we talk of work,- That path which we all must tread? Why not stop grumbling and finish the task And count our blessings instead? So the student sat and worked on, And finally his task was doneg But he thought of the work he had yet to do And he knew he had only begun. With ruler, paper and pen, With gray matter working its best, A student sat by his table one night Cramming his head for a test. Study! Study! Study! Yes, our work is only begun, But if we look at it cheerfully Our task isn't hard, it's fun. There is something for each and all, Some work which we must dog But we must not shirk and quit this work Until we know we are through. Sometimes our tasks may be hard for us, And often our progress slow, But let each wear a smile on his face As Upward and Onward We go. -Estella Kennedy, '22 L 16 J

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HUGH L. WALLACE AGRICULTURAL Ay, every inch a man. Basketball '21 '22 Capt. '22 Football '21 Soccer Ball '19 Track '20 Class President '20 '21 '22 And Home Came Ted Gym Team '22 Editor-in-Chief Annual '22 Smith-Hughes Agri. Club '22 Secretary O. F. Lit. Society '21 Delphic Literary Society '22 Julixgor-Senior Banquet Committee Chorus '19 '20 '22 Glee Club '22 Stock Judging Team '22 Accepted Spade '21 Student Council '21 LUCILE A. RUGGLES COLLEGE PREPARATORY Simplicity of manner is the last at- talnmentf' Chorus '18 '19 '20 '21 '22 Junior Red Cross '19 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee Delphic Literary Society '22 0. F. Literary Society '21 French Club '22 Senior Volley Ball '22 The Glass Slipper '22 Fire Prince '21 Locker Room '22 May Festival '20 Art Editor Annual '22 CLYDE A. BAUSERMAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY Be gone dull care, be gone from me, You and I will never agree. Latin Club '18 '19 Chorus '18 '19 '20 '21 Orchestra '22 Fire Prince 'The Glass Slipper And Home Came Ted Sec'y Crescent Lit. Society '21 Pres. Delphic Lit. Society '22 Glee Club '22 Chronologist Annual '22 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee BEAULAH K. FISHER COLLEGE PREPARATORY A contented mind is the greatest blessing. Glee Club '22 Chorus '18 '19 '21 '22 Fire Prince '21 Glass Slipper '22 O. FJ Literary Society '21 Excelsior Literary Society '22 French Club '22 Junior-Senior Banquet Committee i181