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

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Abshire, Margaret Acker, Robert Adams, Billy Anderson, Dean Anderson, Evelyn Atfhalter, Edward Baker, Jeannette Baldwin, Jeanne Barger, Harold Banker, Reva Barnes, Freeman Beachey, Marabelle Bender, Colleen Berger, Norma Bingman, Patricia Blentlinger, Doris Blood, Darleen Blood, Venice Blum, Earl Boeschenstein, Mary Boughneer, Betty Bowen, James Boyer, Esther Jane Bradford, Vera Brooks, Hal Buel, Freda Burgwald, Arlene Butler, Kathryn Carpenter, Ruth Carroll, John Cole, George Cox, Harriet Crega, Lee Crego, Ruth Dal Ponte, Chester Dawson, Arthur DeLong, Helen Dehn, Janeth Detwiler, Jack Dickerson, Amos Didato, Paul Daugherty, Corrine Drumm, Billy Drumm, Richard Eberhard, Jack Elzinga, Allen Engle, Jean Everhart, Douglas Feiser, Rosetta Fisher, Muriel Fuelling, Dale sophomores Gave, Frederick Gessinger, Lucile Giermann, Albert Gilchrist, Don Godshalk, Marlon Graham, Boyd Granzotto, Frank Hackenberg, Margaret Hackenburg, Vivian Hackenburg, Warren Hagenbuch, Bernadette Hagenbuch, Bill Hagenbuch, Bonnie Hamilton, BFII Hammond, Alberta Hawrysko, Fred Hay, Robert I Hay, Rolland , Helmbrecht, Jim Helpin, Doloras Hice, Cecile Hoak, Jesslyn Hood, Ellen Hotovy, Leo Hovarter, Helen Huddle, Ned Huddlestun, Floanna Huey, Jewell Jackson, George Jacobs, Dorothy King, Willard Kleinhuizen, Charles Knapp, Ed Knapp, Margaret Knight, Pearl Kramb, Donna Lance, Junior Law, Doug Laue, George Larrance, Zerma Lucas, Elna Luther, Martha Ellen Lutz, Richard McQuiggin, Doug Martin, Wayne Meska, Don Meyer, Don Messinger, Buster Miller, Stanley Minniear, Doris Monroe, Evelyn Murray, Harry Niendort, Patricia Norton, Harold Osborne, Dorothy Pass, Janet Pinney, Mary Prange, Charles Ream, Homer Ream, Mariorie Reich, Otto Ritenberg, Vivian Riggs, Kenneth Robinson, Geraldine Rockwell, Joyce Roush, Wally Ruggles, Avis Scholz, Alfred Scholz, Francis Schoppe, Hilma Scott, Frances Selby, Wilbur Shutes, Frederick Slack, Kathryn Smith, Charles Smith, Dale Soule, Virginia Springer, Jane Springer, Paul Stamp, Rosemary Stevens, Robert Swinehart, Laurence Teed, Wilbur Thompson, Bonita Thompson, Jackie Tilbury, Kent Timm, Wilma Tracy, Erma Lou Van Tuyl, Rita Vondrak, James Warner, Marion Warner, Joyce Watson, Ralph Waugh, Betty Westfall, Wayne Wheeler, Ethel Wilhelm, Jack Will, Robert ' Williams, Kenneth Withers, John Wortinger, Cameron Yeager, June .am-2 WWW ge twenty-two l'efleCf0I'

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President-Marie Drumm Vice President-Tom Monroe Secretarywlulia Cuherna Treasurer-Don Coney l-ley-hey what do 'ya say?-l-li-ho what do 'ya know?-We're the best ones in the show -we're next year's Seniors! A very busy class we have here, too, We have one-thirty-seven students enrolled in our class, semester tests are drawin' nigh, and we hope that we all pass! Leading our class scholastically since school started in the tall are Thompson, Smith and Thomas, also DeLong and l-lall, This year, as in long years gone by, our class put on a play, the name of it was Wedding Spells. lt sure was good, they say. Now, it you're proud of our athletic teams we're really only startin' cuz next year we'll still .1941 P have with us Coney, Monroe and Martin. But enough of that-at least for now. Let's get into the highlight of the year, which as you've undoubtedly guessed was the Junior-Senior Prom. This year the theme was Anchors Aweigh and took place on the deck of a ship. Charlie Rogers and his orchestra gave out with the jive tunes and a perfect time was had by all. ln tact, when the dance was over everyone wished it had lust begun, and really now, Juniors-we Senors we'll always regard that wonderful Prom evening as one ot your greatest achievements. age fwenf 0

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Officers President'-Rolph Watson Vice President-Jeonette Boker Secretory-Morgoret Abshire Treosurer--Poul Didoto It was but just two yeors ogo So study hord until you're through Thot we Seniors stood in your shoes, And you will come to know, To be o Senior wos our gool Thot when you ore o Senior, too But now we hove the blues. lt isn't fun to grow! ' For we ore leoving you my deors For things ore very different then, With two more yeors to go, Our yeors ot fun ore gone, And I would like to soy right here 'Cuz out in lite you'lI just begin We're gonno miss you so. To work the whole doy long. -1941 page twenty-fhr