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

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I:-Jitfnasu llR'lliLlECCI'l1'fCDllR.lZ':KI'11': Chronology APRIL April 2-Everyone seems happy U3 having returned after a week of rather stormy vacation to the house of learning. , April 3-Track began in earnest today for the boys who were not overcome by spring fever. April 4-The marcel which LeRoy Hoover acquired over spring vacation has almost disappeared. on account of the damp weather, probably. April 6-The Hnal Popular Election was held today in assembly. Harold Linge represents T. R. High in the Oratorical Contest here tonight. Good luck, Harold. April 9-Hurrayl Harold got second place. . April lO-Mr. Peeke's Modern History Class was studying about China. One Member: ls it in China that they throw baby girls into the river? Mr. Peeke: Yes June Slote: ul don't blame them any: I would, too. April ll-At three-twenty-five an assembly was called today in order that more enthusiasm might be aroused for the Concert given by the XV. S. T. C. Glee Club tonight. April 12-A number of pictures have been circulating in school for two or three days. Cause: Chemistry classes are developing snap-shots. April 13-Hurrayl No school. The teachers have gone to the teachers' in- stitute for a vacation. April 14-Blanche Bauserman won first place in the vocal contest held at Grand Rapids. Detroit and other cities much larger than T. R. competed. April I6-This was blue Monday for more than one reason. Six weeks' tests started today. April l7-Considerable excitement was caused in the fourth hour Modern History Class when Mr. Peeke settled a Hght between Charles Tubbs and Delbert Watts by knocking their heads together. The Band and Orchestra give their annual concert tonight. April l8-The l9Z9 Annual Staff held their Hrst meeting today. April 19-Vivian Sessions. ftranslating Frenchj : He folded his coat about him and pulled on his trousers. It read: He put on his coat and pulled on his gloves. April 20-Band and Orchestra letters were given out in assembly today. This is the first time members of these organizations have ever been recognized in this manner. April 21-The track team went to Niles today for the track tournament but did not win. April 23--Today is the beginning of the end. First day of the last six weeks' period. Hurrayf April 24-Nliss Hangsterfer. fafter Delbert XVatts had given his speech in Pilllr .N f N.