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

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Abshire, James Afthalter, Roger Akrigg, Claire Ash, Leara Atkinson, Forest Atkinson, Richard Baker, James Baker, Robert Barnhart, Betty Bartolotti, Norma Baum, Dick Becker, Muriel . Bell, Mary Bent, Joyce Berger, Marjorie Blackman, Leonard Blakeslee, Cledus Blum, Paul Boles, Richard Bowker, Margaret Bradford, Alfred Brown, Dick Brown, Eugene Brunner, Buddy Bullard, Willa Butler, Hilda Jean Buyers, Bill Calvert, Doris Chambers, Lloyd Chapgmon, Marceline Chapman, Max Christman, Irene Comeau, Edward Conner, Catherine Cook, Janet Crow, Thomas Darrow, Gene Davis, Arlene DeLong, Helen Dougherty, Hubert Dukes, De Wayne Dunlap, Eugene Egnew, Ernest Ernest, Robert, Euler, Rolland twenty-sux rhinies Fawkes, Leatrice Fitch, James Franklin, Giles Freese, Richard Galinet, Hubert Gessinger, Mary J. Gearhart, Dale Gherna, Mary Graham, Virjeon Grunert, Alfred Hagelgans, Richard Hartman, William Hartrantt, Dorothy Heckelman, Delton Hitzeman, Donald Hughes, Harold lrwin, Donna Jean Haas, Ellen Harmon, Arthur Jacobs, David Jarratt, Marvin . Kelly, John Kern, Douglas King, Jaan Kline, Arden Kline, Margaret Krull, George Lakey, Dick Lemon, Robert Linsner, Mary Lou Lockwood, Jack Loeffler, Ada Lublow, Zona Ruth McCarthy, Jack McGraw, Jimmy Mains, Violet McQuiggin, Robert Martin, Harold Massie, Hope Maystead, Ellen Meska, Melvin Middleton, Kenneth Millard, J. David Minniear, Herbert Nichols, Cale Panczyk, Anna Marie Pass, Bill Peterson, James Pierce, Junior Price, Billy Reames, Amy Reames, Edsell Reames, Wardell Roberts, Dick Rogers, Sherwin Roush, Richard Ruggles, Leon Ruggles, Marjorie Ruggles, Pearl Ryder, Jean Salters, Arthur Selby, Marjorie Shafer, Clinton Lee Shutes, Ethel Sills, Vivian Skinner, Bill Snell, Fred Snyder, Lloyd Snyder, Phyllis Spence, Verland Spigelmoyer, Robert Starzevski, Kotheryn Stegenga, Geraldine Stephenson, Patricia Stone, Dale Stratton, lvan Swihart, Harry Terman, Josephine Throckmorton, Junior Thompson, Bruce Tobin, Roy Tolson, Katherine Walter, Charles H. Weiss, Elinor Welty, Margaret Wetherbee, Robert Will, Franklin Wolgast, Erwin Wordelman, Norman reflector

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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

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President ...... . . . Richard Roush Vice President . . . ...... Hope Massie Secretary ...... .... J ames Peterson Treasurer .... ....... G ene Darrow Advisor .... .... A Ilene McDonald Nice class we have here-don't you think so? Of course, none of us look alike, some of us aren't on the honor roll, some of us aren't handsome-but we're all happy just the same. Some are big and some are small, some are short and some are tall, but we like school, each and all---and we'll all be back here in the talll Being in the eighth grade we haven't really had much of a chance to show our abilities, but not because we areri't willing, but defi- nitely -ne it's lust that we weren't given a chance. You see, we're not really in high school yet. Oh, sure, we go to the high school building, but we areh't considered in high school until we're in the ninth grade. Just wait though, it won't be long now and next year we'll really show you what we can do. will Krfilfl llllgfiimiltwtlllll WWW t r I1 s. 1941 page twenty sev