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

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I-J-iyigl-ugfriterom LZ' ij 3' The Boys' Gym classes had their Gym Circus tonight. March 21-The last Girls' interclass basketball practices were held tonight. March Z2-The Seventh Grade put on an interesting patriotic program in assembly. Nlarch 25 Juniors vs. -Girls' lnterclass Basketball games started tonight. Seniors: Sophs vs. Frosh. Juniors and Sophs won. March 26-I wonder if the fire drill called during third hour classes had any effect on the test papers of the Civics class. March 27-More interclass games tonight. Juniors are school champions, March 28-The members of the Orchestra felt quite at home this morning. They practiced on the stage in the Auditorium. March 29-Band and Orchestra had charge of assembly. The order of classes was changed: at 8:30 everybody Nj went to third hour classes, then fourth, to assembly. After dinner the fifth. sixth. and seventh. Spring vacation started tonight. She was only a pirate's daughter, but oh. boy, what a Kidd! Theater Owner: A'How did the comedian's jokes get across? Prank Clymer: On the lX'layflower. Miss Comar: f Defme moustache. Harmon Dud : A moustache is a bang on the mouth. She: Bob, l am sorry, but I can never be anything but a sister to you. Bob : All right, sis, give your brother a kiss and lend him live bucks 'till next week. Lillian Butler: 'XVhat's that song you're singing? Marie Stock: The Road to Mandalay. Lillian: XVould you mind taking a detour over the rough spots? Puflv Om' Hurzrlrnl Xing

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GI lZ,r'SI1-IgIEIF1L1Et31rolPt LZQKEI 1.3 Jokes Her eyes were deep, intangible, With mystery engrossed: But she's not for me, alas! Her eyes are crossed. Jeanne Andrews: I-Ie is a great home lover, is he not? Doris Bittings: Yes, and he isn't a bit particular whose home it is, either. Mr. Peeke: XVhat did they used to call the process whereby a man was thrown in jail for not paying his debts? Nlary Jeanne: :Pinched by poverty. Roy Van Loo: Is it true that Jim is going to be a cold storage egg tester? Glenn Rifenberg: Yes, so I understand. Roy: Thats a pity. Nothing he took in High School will help him in his new work. Glenn: O, I don't know. I-Ie took quite a bit of ancient history when he was here. GecQID: XVhy did Jeannette Zierle hit you the other night? -Qai- Anthony D: Well I started to call her a grand baby, but got kinda flustered and called her a 'baby grand'. ' 'fr John Theurer: XVhat ever made you think that John Barrymore was going to play the part of a colored comedian Jeannette NVing: XVell, his name appeared on the program in blackfaced ?n type. Peg Armstrong: 'Alf you saw a man's head floating down the Mississippi River, what song would it remind you of? - Gladys: I'll bite. what? Peg : 'AI ain't got no-body. Miss Williams: fin historyj The King was continually losing his sup- porters. Sharon Walz: Oh, I suppose that accounts for the fall of Paris. A handfto-hand contest-two deaf and dumb women discussing their hus- bands. Madra Nash: I tell my girl friend all I know. Beal,Ohlin: XUHOW delightfullyquiet ayoifmuist-Q. Pflfyr-:7n1' f1'umIr-ml F,'7r'1'v'n