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

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N CSSQQII :Q, A3!i-Rr-9n.W - ? 'Q' Tl-lllE EFLECTO 1932 i VOLUME 23 fo KX Foreword The Reflector Staff of '32, operat- ing cornpulsorily within a reduced budget from previous years, dis- played its initiative by its resolution to deviate from the usual publication of an annual for the entire school. Therefore, the Reflector Staff has compiled the most interesting exper- iences of the Senior Class of '32 with the anticipation that the Seniors will be gratined by this record of their high school career. n Qgjgaa ucN6,3f3L7gcmur t r r 1l Page Ona

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it Btgiau e ie,E4i'R,9n..4. e-g- t1lHB'l1IU1'iEll Ellehiraiirm MARGARET ESTHER DUNAWAY was taken from our midst August l, 1930, after an ill- ness of five months. She was born in Three Rivers, August 13, 1914, attending school here to the eleventh grade, when her health failed. Margaret will remain an example of the ideal school-spirited girl to all who knew her. Her talents Were numerous: art, music, studies, and sports. Added to her interest in school activities, she attended regularly the Methodist Episcopal Church, teaching the Cradle Roll class. She was also a mem- ber of the Junior Church and of the Campfire Girls. Death does not end our friendships true: Vie all are debtors to the dead: There. Wait on everything We do The splendid souls who've gone ahead. To them I hold that We are bound By double pledges to be fine. Who once has had a friend has found The link 'twixt mortal and divine. ff Qyfbt 1l li' r Page Three .nQ76 use