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

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Aclelman, Junior Ailes, Donna Baker, Joanne Barkalow, Evalyn Bartolotti, Laurome Beck, Baryl Bell, Martha Berger, James Berger, Newell Bergfeld, Elariore Birkhold, Donnabelle . Bixler, Verna Jean Bower, Richard Bowen, William Brooks, Shirley Buel, Eugene Burkett, Donald Bycroft, Muriel Byers, Alice Califf, Hazel Carpenter, Beatrice Calsselman, Charles Cekander, Margaret Christopherson, Betty Churchill, Barbara Cleveland, Margaret Cleveland, Ruthelma Cochran, Norma Dene Coney, Dale it Cooper, George Crose, Darrell Curtis, Clifford Cutler, Dick Dannick, Edward Davis, Eugene Dean, Dorothy Dentler, Carl Deisch, Joyce DeLong, Robert Dobrowolski, Chester Drumm, Lois Easterbrook, Bonnie Eldridge, Warren Ebner, Lois Engleman, Mildred Evans, Clifford Fintak, Lorraine Fisher, Jean Fosdck, Dorothy Foster, Harold Freese, Duane Friend, Earl . Frost, Marjorie Fuller, Dale Gave, Edward Glinke, Helen Gray, Mack Gregory, Samuel freshmen Hackenburg, Joan Hagenbuch, Delores Hagenbuch, Doris Hagenbuch, Jean Hagenbuch, Richard Halvorsen, Marilzelle Hartman, George Hayward, Esther Heckelman, Nola Hilliard, Helen Hoekzema, Carol Jeanne Reames, Edsel l Holtom, Harriet Hopkins, Virginia Horn, Allan Hotovy, Carl Huffman, Jimmie Hughey, Richard Johnson, Justice Kelly, John Kerr, Kenneth Kipker, Willard Kipker, Wilma Kline, Jeanette Knapp, Janeth Knauss, Stanley Kramb, Virginia Krull, Raymond Laue, Clarence Lampen, Le Roy Langton, Shirley Linsner, Frederick Lomen, Terese Longenecker, Lawrence Lothamer, Norman Lovejoy, Frank Luck, Margaret McCale, Velda Mansberger, Junior Massie, Sam Maurer, Marilyn Meunier, Lois Middleton, Russell Miller, Allene Miller, Helen Modert, Orville Modert, Pearl Mohney, Dale Mohney, Jean Moser, John Moser, Joseph Musser, Alvin Neamen, Lucille Neff, Marilyn Norris, Gloria Nothdruft, Gale Ornstedt, Herbert Orr, Esther Mae Payne, Bill Perry, Ethel Peterson, Milton Peters, Shirley Pierce, Robert Poffenberger, Cherry Prange, Marshall Pursel, Kenneth Rader, Sylvia Rea, David Reed, David Reed, Jack Reed, Nan Reed, Russell Richmond, Carlene Riggs, Bobby Roberts, Donald Romig, Donna Jean Rumsey, Lila Sales, Jack Sands, Doris Sass, Barbara Sayers, Kenneth Scholl, Robert Searer, Donald Seward, Martha Simons, Maurice Skrazyniarz, Edward Smagala, Raymond Smallcomlse, Elva Smith, Billy Smith, Pauline Soule, Dorothy Speidel, Ruth Stamp, Kenneth Staples, Russell Stephenson, Jim Swihart, Richard Swinehart, Eunice ' Templin, Betty J. Thompson, Donna Tresselt, Betty Unger, Helen Wagner, Cybella Warner, Dale Warner, Phyllis Weidman, George Welty, Ronald Wheeler, Gretchen Willman, Louise Wiltse, Patricia Wittenberg, Phyllis Wohlford, Mary Yaunev, Mary Jean York, David Younts, Jesse Zierle, Marian ge twenty-four reflector

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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

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l-lellol My but you're looking fine today. too, and that's why all of us look so healthy' Been eating your vitamins no doubt, We have, We really have quite a class here Z S Our officers are: President ........ ......... D avid Rea Q Vice President .... .... J ames Stevenson Secretary .... ..... R ichard Cutler Treasurer .. . ... Verna Jean Bixl 5 Advisor . . . ... Miss Betty l-lanite X Tip- ' Q ll ' IVY U 'lil ,gl THQ' K . xp Xxx Ot course, this is our first real year in high school, and personally, we think it's pretty swell. We have a nice group of faculty members, our upper classmen are plenty nice -but-we're pretty nice ourselves! We have- n't drawn much attention as yet, though, in the line of our activities, but we did sponsor an all school party which was a big success Maybe next year we can give even a nicer one and perhaps more of them, too. We, as a 1' r h 5.1941 pa whole, fully obeyed the school rules to walk in halls instead of run, no gum chewing in class-rooms, be courteous at all times to our faculty and fellow classmen, kept all paper oft the floors, and at all times acted like ladies and gentlemen! And for being in high school only one year, that was a pretty big assignment, but being the class that we are -we survived it! ge twen y fl