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

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4l Arndt. Paul Ash. Emily Avery. Elsie Bachus. Violet Baker, Alma Baldwin, Lila Bean, Gladys Berry, Eleanor Birkhold, Clifford Black, Clarence Blasi, Libero Blood, June Boeschenstein, John Brinkman, Howard Brown, Leon Burch, Elorence Burchard. Loyal Burlew, June Byers, Eloyd Canning, Anita Clayton. Margaret Clipfell. Loring Coombs, James Crego, Donna Crego, Richard Crose, Sybert Dane. Leonard Diedrick. Beverly Drake, Lucile Dreisbach, Harold Dukette. Jean Eichholtz. Quinton Evans, Bernice Ferrell. Walter Eletcher. Charles Eornaresio, Joe Eorreider, Leonard Ereese, Arden Euller, Donald Garrison. Hugh Gombos, Olga Grams, Edmund Gregory, Helen Griffin, Marlin Gross. Charles Gruizinga. Jeanette Hackenberg. Verna Hagenbuch. Margaret Hapanovich, Estelle Hartman. Harold Hayden, Lawrence Hayden. Morris Heivilin. Joe Henschel. Grville Herbert. Wilbert Hill. Bernard Holm, Twila Horner. Mary Houghtaling. Robert Ingersoll. NVayland Jackson, Warren Johnson. Alice Johnson. Anna Jones. Billy Jonker, Eugene Kaestner. Mary Kankamp. Maxine Keller, Alice Kennedy. Roseann King. Pearl Kline, Zella Krull. L. G. Lewis, June Ludwig. Evelyn Mahnke. Alvin Mansberger, Marguerite Miholer, Frank Moe, Ered Newport. Audrey Norton, John SCPHOMORE CLASS Orr, Ralph Owen, Betty Peterson. Peggy Prowse. Phyllis Rader, Oscar Raifsnider. Evelyn Reed, Charles Rex, Betty Jane Rice, Bernard Rice. Wendell Ring, Sam Roberts. Jennie Roll. Joe Rolla, Mary Ruggles, Mary Rupp, Jack Salisbury. Eldon Salisbury, Russell Scott, Robert Shively. VJilbur Skibbe. Edith Smith. Catherine Spade, Vera Spencer. Jack Stock. Charles Stoldt, Alberta Swinehart, Arlene Tavernier. Helen Tennison. Marie Vvlalters. Carl Warner. Prank Jr. Vylaterman. Lloyd Watson. Ronald XVeiandt. Margaret XVeinberg. Ethel NVestphal, Mary NVright, Margaret XVright. Phyllis Zierle, Ernest

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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

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The Life of a Sophomore The Sophomores life is full of woe, He has geometry to make it so. And then there is Catsar. l'd say, Thats enough, But they stick on hist'ry to make things more tough. lf he gets an at home there is War, And this is the life of a gay Sophomore. The teachers themselves, now they aren't so bad, But when you cross them-Boy' they get mad. There's Garman, Who's nice, and Casey, Who's fun, But there are others from whom we all run. Still, sometimes they catch us, and there's War at school, And so the gay Soph has War as a rule. But his life's not all work, of that l'm sure, School dances and sports are quite full of lure. But even there, you'll find rules to obey- Be there at eight or else you'll stay away. Obey these rules or Miss Fox will be cross. A Soph has his woes, no matter who's boss. On top of this, there are tests to be done, And I'm telling you, that these are not fun. When these are over and we're out of school, We're sick of vacation, most all as a rule. In spite of the rules there are to obey, A Soph likes his school, most any old day. -June Blood. l25l