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

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Abshire, Nellie Arndt, Edna Avery, Edna Avery, Evelyn Avery Ora Avery. Otis Baker. Billy Baker. Franklin Baker. Olive Bell, Mildred Benjamin. Ruth Bent. Clayton Bessone, Angelo Bitting. Jeanette Blood. Duward Bloomer. Ronald Boggio, Frank Bowen, Pearl Bowman. Craig Broker. Jack Brooks, Barbara Bunn, Betty Bussard. Charles Cekander, Mary Cook. Louis Coombs, Helen Cosier. Delbert Cranston, Dorothy Cross, Leland Davis. Helen Delong. Marjorie Dexter. Eugene Dock, Elden Dodd. Genevieve Dodgson. Jack Dougherty, Floyd Evans. Frances Fitch. Geraldine Foust, Madeline Fowler, Leah French. Vv'illiam Galbreath, Gordon Giacobone, Charles Gilbert, Margaret Goodwin, Barbara Gotschall. Martha Gunter. Edmund Gutherie, Eunice Haas, Russell Hackenberg. Clayton Hackenberg, Edna Hackenberg, Roy Hagenbuch. Eleanore Hagenbuch. Marjorie Hall. William Hartman. Kathleen Hay. Richard Havens, Janet Heckelman. Ned Hendrixson, Joyce Henion. Florence Heslet, Edward Hess, John Houldsworth, Virginia Huey, Howard Huey, Violet Hyde, Milfred Johnson. Charles Jones. lsmon Kaiser, Gerald Kaufman. Frances Kauszler. Doris Kennedy. Eilleen Krueger. Ronald Langton. June Lavender. Theresse Leatherman, Alta Leatherberry. Ruth Lennon. Howard Lewis. Robert Lockard. Dorothy Longenecker, Dorothy JUNIOR CLASS Lucas, Kathryn Mack. Marjorie Mann, Louise McCarthy. James Miholer, Thomas Miller. Marie Mohney. Dorothy Musser. LeRoy Nash. Otto Norris, Harry Nowels, Mildred O'Dell. Jack Omo. Lawrence Omo. R. D. Osborne. Crystal Owen. Lorene Pangle, Harold Payne. Lilyan Petzold. Naomi-jayne Reynolds, Agatha Romig. Claribel Sales. Dorothy Schug, Alfred Schweitzer, Jane Slocum. Berdine Smith, Erma Smith. Margaret Sodeman, Russell Sullivan, Vivian Thompson. Edwin Thompson. Hope Thompson, Roy Van de Graaf. John Vylagner. Berniece Watts. Bill Vv'ing, Jeanne Vv'right. Arden Vw'uerfel. June Zdanys, Alvinia

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T IS 2:15 o'clock in the year 1035. 1 enter the physics :lass room. take my seat, and wonder what the lesson was supposed to be about. Mr. Pratt takes his book in hand and begins to explain the theory of spectroheliographology. My thoughts begin to wander farther--farther-farther- lt is 1960 and 1 End myself hurrying along a crowded street. 1 am on mv way to a distant city to deliver a lecture on physics. As 1 smile at Policeman James Foreman. a man bumps into mc. 1 stare into his familiar face. The beard and horn-rimmed glasses almost deceive me. This distinguished professor proves to be none other than Keith Tobin. 1 arrive at the airport and climb into the plane piloted by Claude Taver- nier. As the stewardess makes her rounds. 1 recognize in her l.oretta Pritchard. A commotion is raised behind me and 1 turn to Hnd Senator Richard Wade being accosted by the newspaper reporter. Vern Dexter. who is being withheld bv the fo1'mer's secretaries. Laura Fuller' and Eleanor Engler. ldly picking up a news- paper. 1 am struck by the headline. Epoch-Making Discovery Made in Chemis- try. The famous chemist who is making history is Willard Bowers with his colleague. Richard Owen. This newspaper proves to contain other fruitful news -Edward Clayton has completed plans for sending a remote control space-ship to Mars. A picture on the front page shows Don Driskel. in artist smock and beret. and Ruth Bonfoev receiving the Nobel prizes in art and literature. The sheet of advertisements finds Betty Ann Archer and Luella I-lanneman. commer- cial artists: Bullock's drugs. Mademoiselle Worline's Beauty Parlori Weiandt's Electrical shop: and Leatherman's milk from contented cows. The sports page yields the latest victory of Purdue's football team coached by Pete Dal Ponte. and a lesson in golf by professional Bob Zander. Evangelist Roswell Rice is tour- ing the country. The stewardess turns on the radio and. after the Boston Sym- phony Orchestra program in which Beulah Behrents is playing. we hear the trio composed of Maribeth Avery, Harriet Herndon. and Ardith Lovejoy in their daily concert. When the plane lands. 1 find Dr. Russell Carlisle and nurse, Gert- rude Tice, with the ambulance. 1 decide to go to a theatre and choose one which 1 discover is owned by Richard NVhee1er. The hero is Bud Rifenberg playing with Geraldine ludwig. The villain is Eugene Dircks. lAnd we thought he would be a football coachfl Bertha Brown still has the comedy role. The previews forecast Doug Garrison and the special attractions contain the Euelling twins. 1 hear some familiar-sound ing giggles behind me and see Ardith Pulver and Mary Lucas--still inseparablef In my conversation with them 1 learn that Maxine Dunn is teaching 'AABC's in Welburn's private school: Mary Frances Anderson is secretary to John Mikosz. sports promoter: Gerald Bohm and June Rockwell are still on the farm: Mar- garet Krull is-but 1 never will know the rest of this choice gossip. There is a terrible crash and 1 find myself in the physics room. The gong has rung. 1 must cease my dreaming and go to physics lab. 7V1'ui'r1n Smilh. CLASS PROPHECY

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Biogoofy of the Junior Class HIS Junior class, one splendiferous con- glomoration. fjust ask anyone-who is a Juniorj was founded about twelve years ago and hasn't been lost yet, much to some peo- ple's dismay. Quote: For reasons heretofore un- known to the general public. this scrumptuous class will soon leave the ancient lthey're falling apart, even if they aren't a hundred years old yetl portals of Three Rivers High and be thrust upon an unsuspecting world in the year IQB6: Unquote-Soliloquy of Charles H. Carrick. Although there are no laws. the Junior class nevertheless has officers. The President is Boob Badwin, who is a girl. but no one would ever know it. The First, Second. and Last Vice-pres- ident is Russ Haasenpheffer. who doesn't even know where Germany is. The Secretary est lthat's Latin for is-just ask Miss Garmanl Mild-red lPinkyb Knowall, who takes down the hours of the meetings. but always loses them before the next meeting. The Exchequer of the Cash Box is Jack O'Dellski, who is now wear- ing a few stripes up at Marquette for embezzling the class funds of 2511.84 which was made from the sale of lollipops at the Senior party. The Advicer. who likes to give, but never takes. is Mrs. Wolf: only she is not married and her name is Fox. Last December a play was given, but we haven't found out vet who received it. lt had mostly to do with skunks. When it came tlre skunk's turn to act, none of the Freshmen could be found. The play was a success. so everyone says: but then everyone said the Senior play was a success, too. Just why such a choice selection of weak- brains should be put in the same class is beyond my comprehension. but when I look at the Sophomore class I am more than gratified with the intelligence of the Juniors. The favorite pastimes of the Junior class seem to be roller skating and copying French asf signments. fMiss Williams, please refrain from reading the above line. J All facts set forth in this epistle are just as l saw them lwith my smoked glasses on.J Anv- one who wishes to argue about it-see Max Baer. -Russell Haas. IZB