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

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con wigfawy., FVTNS Z:Y'S -Lgrx J SENIOR PLAY Best Foot Forward School boy 1nv1tes glamorous mov1e star to Senror Promll Gale Joy accepts wrth pleasure the krnd 1nv1tat1on of Bud Hooper much to the enjoyment of the male student body and much to the cha Orrn of their glrl frrends Bud and the faculty Qulte a few thrngs happen be fore Gale rs unanrmously elected queen of the WIHSOCKI Prom but all s well that ends well and even Bllnd Date decldes that the mxophone player has 1 krnd face And so the play went We had loads ol fun Remember the trmes vye had go mg our the rhlrd ict wrth Roy 'lobrn Remember Ioby Werss Marje Ber ger and Hope Massre and the jelly beans they always furmshed Serrously wrth out the excellent drrectron of MISS Grbson vye would haye been lost' MEMBERS OF THE CAST Roy lobm Drck Bo es Beryl Hood Ioby Werss Hope lVl3SSlC Gene Mlller Gregory Koch Rrchard Baum Dayrd Mlllard Murrel Becker Bruce Thompson Marjorre Berger Joe An Krng Rrchard Atkrnson Rrchre Roush Jeanne W1edenbeck Vrrgrma Gemberlrng Drrector MISS Phyllls Grbson I38l

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Nm ---ag 'Xen lirrst row left to rlght D Wernberg M Bessone D Hleronymus P Troyer E D11 Ponte B Q1dy M Braym1n Second row left to rlght B Csarlxn B Bowersox D Wells D Jacobs J Baum JUNIOR PLAY The Late Mr Early Don Early who doesn t know the l1163I'l1Hg of the term safety flrst was a husky handsome young man very much allye but belleyed hlmself dead k1lled ln an alrplane aecldent He was engaged to marry Allce 1 sweet young thlng who s1t home 1nd trembled every tlme he went up ln hls plane 1 fllmsy old crate that he h1d patched together rlsklng hrs own llfe and h1S fr1ends for the sake of a few thrllls He crashed twlce and when the pla11e came down the th1rd trme whrle sky larkmg wlth h1s g1rl frrend well that was too much for his pals They dccrded to Itlfll them 1 lesson I he two of them l 3 4 were m1de to th1nk they were ghosts the ethereal halyes of the bodxes found 1n the Wreck The newspapers had the ob1tuary notlces telegrams of condolence poured rn funeral arrangements were made fthe two had supposedly been crematedl sprays 1nd h1skets of flowers 1elorned the house eyen se1nees were held trylng to contact the departed ln the mrdst of one seance the ghosts became romantxc whlch great ly dxsturbed the fxances of both ghosts thus ended the farce That was our Jumor play Sure we were scared but xt was fun Hope you llked lt V. My 1 Yy,, A , y ' . K'w'l?i:2isiQ .0 H . .V V U - . , 7-,, ., ,. ,ff , . , 1, a n , I I , 4 I I ' D' X I I I1 ! x . , , . . ,, , , ' WI H l ' P. Cooley, . rs. a verson. O 1 V I I Y I l I , . ' tl ' YI ' ' , . , 1 'Y 1 YI 3 I 7 ' 'I 3 3 ' 4 I ' I I V I I T 3 1 V . 5 V BI 7 ' 3 D V ' . , ' , . v e I 1 - I- ' I ' Y I Y I I ' I VI I 3 e v L ' i - C v I I 1 I ' ' D' Y I I I I I I Y 3 5 , , , 1 , , , 7 V -- V .. r T 7 ' ' I . , r , . . , , , I I I ' ll r . I y ' I eggs