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

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The class of 1941 is glad to make the d e d i c a t i o n of this annual to 1 9 COACH PELLEGROM ,211 Because, in the first place, he's a swell guy, with a real personality. And secondly, because he has always turned out real athletes, and this year gave us two championship teams of which we are all proud. So here's to you, coach! 1941 Page fi

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Miss Jeanette Johnson LIBRARY Western State Teachers College Western Reserve Library School Bachelor of Arts Mr. Ralph Lillie AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT Muskegon Junior College Michigan State College Bachelor of Science, Smith-Hughes Certificate Miss Dorothy Metzger ENGLISH University of Pennsylvania University of Michigan Bachelor of Science Mr. Gu . ' gle COM AL DEPARTMENT Hi s llege i a Pork College chelor of Accounts Master of Accounts Mr. Grafton Thomas HISTORY, FORENSICS Olivet College Bachelor of Arts Miss Ailsa White MUSIC Michigan State Normal University of Colorado Bachelor of Science Mr. Harold Voorhees tNo Picturel SCIENCE Kalamazoo College University of Montana Columbia University University of Michigan Bachelor of Arts ' faculty Mr. Donald King PHYSICAL EDUCATION MATHEMATICS Western State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Miss Allen cDonald ENGLISH West ri e Teachers College or of Arts Mr. Francis Pellegrom PHYSICAL EDUCATION Western State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Miss Mildred Snyder ART SUPERVISOR Western State Teachers College Art Institute, Chicago School of Applied Arts, Chicag Syracuse University Mr. Maurice Weed MUSIC Western State Teachers College Eastman School of Music Bachelor of Arts Miss Mary o HOME C ICS Ball t achers College ' ity Michigan achelor f Science Miss Gertrude Zuidema FRENCH, HISTORY, GOVERNMENT. University of Michigan Highland Park Junior College Bachelor of Arts O ge four reflector

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seniors Class Motto Sails Set for Success Class Colors Red, White, and Blue Class Flower White Peony E. Q, i if it A 1 ' Q President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mary Congdon Harold Roberts Barbara Fausnaugh Betty Kleinhuizen When we first started high school iOur class of '41 l We never fully realized School life had just begun. We started having lots of fun Right from the very start. Now you know why lots of us Didn't turn out to be smart! We had a great big class The first year in T. R. l-ligh And when the faculty looked at us All they could say was- My! We had l72 members When we were in grade eight But next year we'd grown smaller Could it possibly have been fate? Oh! the next year we were Sophomores We had l35 in our class But it wosn't because they had such fun That the rest forgot to pass! OUR CLASS OF '41 Then came our year as Juniors And again our class was smallerg But for some unknown reason The students weren't much taller! And now this year we're Seniors And we hope we all get outg Even though term is near an end There yet may be some doubt! So keep your fingers crossed my friends And hope all of us make it Because if we stayed another year The faculty couldn't take it. So to all of you teachers Who have helped us through the years We know that when our class leaves here You won't shed any tears. Now we wish that in each class We had paid more attention- And if ever again there's a class like ours You teachers deserve a pension! ge six r