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

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II llzvlillgl-lfll7lLlECTClDlll2.lZ':KY1i'1 Qllehiraiiun ln loving memory of our classfellow, Har- old Null, we. the Class of 1929. dedicate our Reflector. l-larold was elected Editor-in-Chief of the l929 Reflector and we wish to take this op- portunity to express our respect for him who was suddenly called from among us. He was a loyal and active member of our class. participating in various activities. l-le took part in the Junior play in 1928, played inter-class basketball, went out for track and was a member ofthe Band, Qrchestra, Double Triangle and l-li-Y Clubs. l-larold's jolly, friendly way won him a place in the hearts of many. Gods finger touch'd him and he slept K

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PI iiriyj IRI.-lElfllilE4CT0lR 131534 1.1 The naked hills lie wanton to the breeze. The fields are bare, the groves unfrocked. Nude are quivering limbs of shameless trees. NVhat wonder that the corn is shocked. Louise Black: l was told the other night that I was an awful flirt. Grace Brown: Possibly all you need is a little more practice. The Greeks played an instrument called the lyre. The instrument is still used: but now it's a mouth organ. Charlie Tubbs: Have you heard the English 'Pants Song? Vivian Vanl-lorn: No XVhat is it? i'Gharlie : London Breeches Falling Down. Anthony Dukette: l've put my whole mind into this poem. Miss Buys: Evidently l see it's blank verse. Does the orchestra play request numbers? UCertainly. Then ask them to play 'Together'. They're doing the best they can for the practice they've had. Jesse Cleveland: Got some spare time on your hands? Douglas Bullock: 'AThat's not spare time. it's dirt. She: U-rn-m. l-le: Don't squirm like that. She: Oh-h-h-h-ah. fsilencep She: Ohhl Oh-ah-ooo-ooo. He: Get your tongue out of the way. She: Ogrlmf-mm-mm. lfsilencel She: Ohhf Oh-ah-ooo-ooo. He: I-lere's your tooth. l bet you couldn't even you? Two dollars. please. Girls and boys. said the lecturer in assembly, Ml of wild animals. From the back of the Auditorium piped a voice: see a skunk. ask him what's the big idea? The doctor will see you inside, said the nurse to him on the operating table. P11 Ie Our H11 rrzlrefi feel it coming out. could understand the language NVell. the next time you the patient as she helped