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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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GQNQQR jg' , Q Oy Q, GQ 459 'W J sis N36 oxx y , ,X X xx w X C xB KKK, X,-Ov R. gi X 'Wx x XP NM Q P Vx, X3 'wiv DEDICATION In token of our hlgh esteem and sxncere admlratlon for Guy H Rlngle head of the Commerclal Department who leaves T R H S thls year after thlrty five years of efflclent and consclentxous SGFVICC we the senlors of 1950 dedlcate our yearbook to thxs well known member of the faculty As Mr Rlngle ret1res he can look back wlth prlde upon hls teach1ng career Although It IS w1th regret that the faculty and students see hxm go It IS thelr hope that he may recall w1th pleasure hls assocxatlon wlth Three PIVCTS Hlgh School ,X ' I , I I u n . ' r 1 ' - A . 1 N. . ADMINISTRATION WALTER HORST HOWARD NI DICKIE Supermtendent of Schools Prlnclpal fu 234 4' i 4 M3- 1 Wx N 0 ' I il IIN VN l l M mroe pr f g ,Z l' I uf E IQ 'lqcg N X X INFDKHATION AY' 3.-in- . 0 ff pf .aff 3 'Q 7 'Ti-l . S i - f C 'S - - 1-1--1 1-ii.. 1 i -is - r ll' , i 1:1 ii-111-li Q an-if - 'Q 1 l -1 'v CONDUCTORS Esther Avery Hofnemaklng Dept. General Mathemodca Dll Ci0l' Future Homemakers Co Sponsor Mary B Anderson Shorthand Typing and Yearbook bpon :or John Babula Nelhe Barlow Biology and General Mathematica Sdmoe Sophomore Llass Sponsor Ass! Football loach Track Coach Freshman Class Sponsor Roberta Bautel Homemaking and Consumer Science l'u!ure Homemakcrs Co Sponsor Edmund W Blank Barbara Borchers Donald Brown Lxlhan A Comar Cecil DeLong Government and Sociology English and Spamah Wood Shop Mathematics-Dept Phyalu Chemnatry a Reserve leam lla ketball Spanish Club Spf n'-or Director General Science Coach Dean of fl!'lN Yeteran lnoulutc 6 Sensor llax lllrectcr Dnrecur CONDUCTORS Phylhs Glbson Dons Halverson History Gnvernment, Ellllllh and Speech hurl Reserve Co Sponsor bxrl Reserve Co Sponsor Joseph Lasko Beatrice Hamman Verna Hancock Leo Handley Engluh Llbranan Industrial Aru- junwr llaw Director Department Director Loretta Magnet Dorothy Metzger lnduntnal Arn Lnhn and En Iixh English Department Jumor Class ponsor Director Junior Reflector Sponsor John Murphy Hlshry Rhmle Class Sponsor Reserve Team Football Coach Intramural Tennis Coach Dorothy Murrell Phyncal Education Lnrls Sports Sponsor 7 . ,, . , . 'U . L ' ' f 7351 ft , . W X ' wllllam Nuetzel Hntory X arsltx lhnketball l nach 8 CONDUCTORS Francls Pellegrom Physical Education Head Loach l-nntball an llaseball 'summer Recrcatlun Dnrector Rosann Peters Vocal Muuc Supervisor buy H Rmgle Bualneu Education Department Director lllterrml Mc: ummg Emerson Stutesman lrvln Van Qluyters Marv Vranclc Mgthgmghu Instrumental Muuc Advanced Typlng and S uns' Supervisor Shorthana General Mathematica Mildred Snydex Art Supervisor ART srurssrmu W -- Roan HAL VER. SOA! Q 1: S O 1. 5 s r. mn :gur- HOME 1 I ECOVOHICS M COMFYEIE 0141. BHK. L0 kf dawvoa 1. econ I-MH dmv 12 IAIGLL 75144116 Toon 100 HND!! SOA! -AHNRUOF U 100 Tyfvafc R OOM AGFTZGEE I'-ff1G'Alf'aC, wooo nyacyzuf LIQRAEV Juor suor A ODITOBIU nh Dkauavo :Iii III I I, ,I Aocltks MAKE or Recap 9495? AID X 3 UP6'QIAlI'tHo!A1r 3, fb u cg rzofv Muzplvr H of sn' 234 Aafvs- umm fffflfff PEINCIPAL AAEUTZEL Giza. .S AUCKACS C0l4'72 G-ll3SON GF Mum VW u O I A 5 2 F F n 0 5 a I P Y' Cufmzsrnv C L U 5 449 Rooms .pw I X L Q -, J KV -' S , I: S iff lx l Q35 .EIU ' E I ll H 4 xx W 5 I 2: GREASE MONKEYS lwrst ron Brtlx Burns lat Norton Arlene Vling, Muna XX ag,nev Marx Jane VN elburn Etheleen NN addell Carl Jarratt Rnhard liixler im bleasun Donald 'Hamer anet Miller I nda Ruheles james Wlntecotton linl liexne john XX ainer beunul rovs Iwlgar latter Jinx Crego 'Hlinlex Detvuler Richard livughton Rai liuuers Dougla Brundigr: Basil -X-.li 'Klan Lou Hitesman Janice Hasbrouck Betty Hilbert laul 'tlilei Raxxnond bloan ohn Luck Laxncxou bnnbeit Nlalte lniel Llias bull Third row Judi Iiranmlenburp blnrlex lohn tone bheila Harmg mee Nhller Delores btut man joe CUBIC john 'xiarun Robert luulth rovx 'Xoxnian Robert Bob 'llilhollm alne ODell nn Lalter Larix Lnter erry ollx Ronnie -Xtkinson Ruharcl Ruggles lat Lanier Roger Niarvin Laillon -Xme Laxeln lixadfmd Lee -Xustuman Clifford branklxn Robert Worhne Ronnie lllood Dale NN einbeig lwfth ion hrvun 'Iobler bhnlex Nagy. Larlene 'Klan tra Edih Niassxe l'aith Lnvuex Barbara 'Slams oan Shannon Diane llhnecotton Dnxie 'Slut Nada Laipentel laye Hull Bettx Hack bhaion Munn Niarx -Xlice kent Janette Bucl The elghth grade got off to a rather the honor roll and the band which played in quick start in their high school careers the Band F0llleS We look for even higher We ve numbered among our achievements accomplishments in the future Mr Mur such honors as a large representation on phy was our advisor ,. . . x ' , .. ' , . , ' ' '. - - n , , - I, . , . 1 A . A ,M 1 . , -' , J V , - , J' - , 41 ', , ' ' , ' - Q . '7 l 'i v 1 i ' i i v fi-1 .' ' . ' ' ' 'h V . ,' ' 3, 1 ' 5 .. 4 1 '1 ' 5 v - V '5 .' ', Q i ,' , N , 1 A ' . ,l A A , S i S ' . Q i . A 'i , Ulrich, Billy Smith, Duane liurgert, Chas, lYhlte, Roger Stutesman, Le-Roy Springer, llruce Coler, Larry bmdt. ' ' 'I f I gi ',.l S ' rl' , ' 3' ,I 'JL ' - ' - ,, r ., . , . , . , . . . ,. . . , -. A - I, - . - . - - . Y v 7 ' ' Sl 1 . -I 1 Y 7 .l , ll l A -v.-V ' .v 4 A 3 ' . . . . . . , . . . . GREASE MONKEYS President ..... Larry Carter Vice president ..Pat Carrier Secretary .... Edgar Carter Treasurer .... James Carter Advisor ....... Mr. Murphy lxrst ww mce Frbm Beth I Ngence Jrlnres knapp eav1f'Ln10t!l Sandra Binmg julie Hciandt Belts Hagerman Pauline Nixers Patricia Dane Nuvmi rum lzabcth 4ar4n1l N rma mini: yearn onine in e an I ll ri Niechlmy, jean ,hu 411 lhryarz llnternfmt Carole Haxlex Niarxlwn Spcnue lullu Nhller farole Turner 'xrlenc lxhne Lmihe Hemenvmx 'Absent from yxcture Dean Lhumackx Richurrl ll an: Lugene Ha bruurk lhnk Haw in Ilamix IeNhcux Dough l mkuuow llumia Nlederhl er Rex Uberlander lzric Rhode an 0 an Ntruup eva a e lame Walter lerralri Warner Nhnrles XX Alcott Rfbcrt Haight 3 4. .' , .I J,-Y . .. Mx, li' F ' ,J X. A, v 4 Y, , I' , ' ' Elf 1' . Q mum. 1s 51.11 , li in g l,j1r RHS, 1, N. ' V. J- , . I . 'Hurd rnwzr Sir. Murphy, fniriiiee QT'llE?Zl,dK1P.NIi3l'dEIl8p liarkalivw, Judith Rrwe, Donna Slentz, Jan Shumaker, I-v Ann Hurt, l arul Uemlcr, , -4 ' f 'iz UI-+I . ' ' N 'Ka , .N ,1 ' 1, Q s , , Y , .,1.,,., Sh k, R ll d Q . N - T 5, g Q ' , 5 f ' , INSPECTORS rust ION Ixnel NX alkel ern Nlnmllell Nlnke Xian ludg Ieverentz llurnlce Wells Dann lendluon Shnlcy Ruune Nhxrley arretl bandra learhart Annu lielle Huck llnothx Nloden lharle lllhe Eugene 'liarun Nunn Nlanan I r ll nden Ru sel llrc s fogle bmcm nd rovs lnl Rrbert rank Nh-xc: mn la L n -Xrm nn lgmrge Larter Put: Hagerman rx Or R er eclxcr Nerd Inc- Nlurnel l le oug, I' 1 la :unc lxecfer llemn rughlalxng ll b lan n nna N mer I res Harsh llmd rom acklxn HHIIIILCY uhn Lo!! laul Nlcllonnld Rn hard kahlcr Richard June jack Nlatthevs Donald lien! Ierald Henke jerry Hrxght Henry lxcller Albert NX ard Lharle VN:-lburn La mer SMl2lllx0XXSl'CI lhllx Nlader Kleon boule Nerlxnn Reed bamucl C reen lmurth r xx Donald Nlohney nn Lu lung Shxrlcx 1 ttheb lhnxne 'lhchuel en Rubx ialxert I-Isle Arnold Rolland 'Nnchl lerald Ilr.-ullord NX arren -Xlexander lhylll lllack Ramrna hvan Lennra Rxndone Duck Huck Shxrlex Hull Sherxl Muller lxfth row Earle la e John bnckler laul Nldler Russell Dodge elrx Larl bally Rose lorrlrn lxnaus an VN ells Uvsendolxn me N1 nrx 'Un xld I ettx KlILlllC'lSCll I um Her nllleh lllll XX .alter XX allel H :lm As far as sports were concerned the freshmen took a big part m them Durlng the football season there were a large num ber of boys dlsplaylng thelr talent ln an effort to galn a regular berth on the re serves In basketball, twelve freshmen earned themselves a spot on the reserves and were proud to wear the purple and whlte of T R Many people are quoted as saymg that the freshmen hoopsters were the best to come along ln qulte a whlle The players were encouraged by the vocal support of their classmates who were led by two nlnth grade cheerleaders The honor roll students from the fresh men class were numerous Thls IS an 1nd1 catlon that our class mtends to mamtam the hlgh scholastic average, so typical of our hlgh school In such matters as school socxal pro- grams we, along wxth our advlsor, Mr Babula, thought lt best to retam our efforts until we acqulred more experxence ' ': ifn Q' - 4, 1 U' . 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FIREMEN l'1rst row Bull Ber Nanlca Marvin Joanne Handy Jackle E'lmtt Helen Smith Rosalxe Pranklm Ioan Vlahlstrom Evonne Knapp Allen An erson Donald Brown Ross Tracy Second row Rosemary Favorne Betty Franklin Mary Lou lofter Marlene Hulbert Loss bmbenhaur JoAnn Kauffman Edlth lhnrd row Chester Bmgaman Donald VanLoo Clen Huey Lldon Case Dale Roberts john Vladdel Jlmmx Zimmerman Herbert Coates Fred branzotto Bruce Amex Davnd Cooper Glenn Bledler We have a very fxne representation ln But, we were academlcally sharp too athletlcs wlth five boys on the varslty foot for we had ten pupils on the honor roll ball team We also placed thirteen boys on Mr Murphy s successful football squad To thus we had two boys on the conference We sponsored an all school party on champion reserve cage team March 17 Jaclue Elhot, Dorothy Hlce, and Joan Wahlstrom provxded the cheerleadmg' Mrs Barlow was our able class advisor .. V: . ' A, . v , A. ' , , . . . ' , ' Bolcs, Pauline Shook, Shirley Perry, Lola Delnng, Leland Bell, Donald Ely. H ' I - ' . . 3 I '. Ai n- - . ' ', ' ,' 4 . . . . y y Y FIREMEN President Chester Bingaman Vice president Lola DeLong Secretary Joan Bell Treasurer Delores Karstetter Advisor Mrs. Barlow lxrst nw Dolores lxarstetter franklin Whute Barbara Busch-er Deloue Babcock June Blade Linda Heckelman Betty Robb lhyllrs NN arner Patsy Strubnc Joyce Hull Second row Dennis l'n'e Charles Lovejoy Forrest Shxngledecker B mb Preclernck John llrnch Hubert Niohnex T d Doane lat Waddell Sybella Parsons John Bloom Duane lucas Dorothy Hnce Yvonne Rollerson Larol Scott Niary Ellen Baker Juan Bell Iourth row Loretta Jackson Barbara Brinkman lard Dolpb Jimmy Eley Jeanette knapp Cerald Blood Duane Quake Halene VS olcott Nancy Avery Irma Tase June VN estervelt Patty Mitts Marv Kan Selous Betty lou Niohney lnfth row Norman Culer Cecil Haas ohn Look ern Gaskell John Garland Bnan Shark Donald Jarratt Jerrx Hagenbuch Douglas Niohney 'Norman Brunner Everett Johnson Bob lawrence Dwight Smith Donald Jone Laurence Fitch kb-.ent from picture Rolland Barnhart Nlartm Barth heor e Bell Vhlbur Eash Louise Halliday Anna Hill Stanley Niechlmg Iran Nrchols Barbara Romlg Earl Rumsey Duane Sny er lim Stanard Harold Turner Duare Vhng Sidney Wood if I .' 4 V A - - Thircl rowzi Sallie NVard, Jo 'Ann Longacreulletty' Slnrlt.l-Shamrut Lucas, Pauline Quake, Cohlleen Price. Joyce Miller, Joyce Regan, PORTERS r t r aucx CIIKTICIC ,BISX ughm 1 me e All llll I VI IX l'll 1 Irtt Dorothy bncll Ruth Lnderxu xl I ern I xugerrel Nlary frame I uabrth Snmp.aIa I'mma le an Lord la 'llarnlxnn Stumpf llettx ben: Ralph NK aeholtz L ml ver s are rem a I 4 I eu n anne mr I e oanne Ro el Hu thx lung, Barbara Rmuse Eleanmr 'Nehuls Rosella Holm II sue Ilell Ran I I I II III It h ll h llnnl rm vs ern bangalh jun Iauh Xngelu Ilrggno Ihxlh Nlel ale Janet Ilrooks anet liradfud 0 Mm Xcken l'leanur Smith lane I lerman Jeanne Ixendall In x bhmgledgckex lieth XX elburn I auhne lxeeter 'Sian blocum France Xsrk Nnla balmcu I urth ron buzanne Rove Nancx leur on NX llh nn R xhrrt I oxd lh 1 a eury I uzaller lhck X erhurl 'Margaret l ranzutto Nllllld Hartman Margaret Iluchan I I IIICIC c fel a Dale lhaxtsn Rep.malIl XX rn1.,h! Ntaulex Paton Rlcharcl Nnely The Junlor class had a very successful The Junlor class play was held on March year under the capable and w1ll1ng leader 29 and the Junior Senlor prom was held on shlp of M1ss Magner May Lqwlth South Pac1f1c as the theme We completed many projects, some of whxch were selhng at football games, two Our class was saddened by the death of post game dances and chose our class rlngs Rosella Holm durlng the year We wrote the Junlor Reflector every vseek, and presented our class play and gaxe a We look back at our Junlor year w1th prom for the semors prlde and satlsfactlon IH our work Fl s uw: X Y' H I ' s, I ' v' Fc ' ln, R4 szl' I' ters, jo' lj s leg . a-'D' 1 Cl .1 , I ' , ' ' u , Q ., . . y A 1, .Q ' ,H 5 it .1 A .U ' A, -, I ' W . .. ' Sew: row: lie lj bp l , I' I l'aI 'su , J' ' ll , .hu I nsun, .I g 's, I 'u Y- v, -' 1 : , ' 4 . 'I - .', ' , e s , ' I on m ervvww , enms ac ', ju u onehrig' t, Lewns Filer, Richard .Harden, James -Ixurker, :NBII Rader. I I ' V Q I.:-J ' v I .li fi A qv ' I 1 S A . ' i ' ' -114 34,1 ,l ,- - , , U Q , 1 . 4 i v Q I 1 5.' U I ' ' 'I ,' U v I - .' Q 1 S I 1 - 'Q - 'I' ': ' ', . I' ' 'S , : f - s, .-' - 1mS, J' . , ' ' -, . V I , .'u ' ' , . ' , .cruise 'l'esIm1, ' s . 'l' s, ' 4' .' 1 , f' ' . .' ' -' I' , ' - - - n - ' u . ll J , . ' v , , . . PORTERS President ........ Jack Miller Vice president. .Ann Williams Secretary . . .Ruth Underwood Treasurer ...Mary Ellen Lott Advisor ........ Miss Magner L l l llrslx muh leorge Schoegl Dun l.-Almer Larl lruunp Prank Monroe hifulrl blllllh lhll Slxumwal Lowell Lrsle Ralph xxfllft l Jo n on Second row Roger Nhchel Duck llogaslh Kr! l'axne Tom NicCm Prank Holtom lhck 4 ros kunze Bob Maier john Hopkins llrrb Hell Ronald Rwpel lletty -Xsh Laura Jean Na h lat Xhedenbeck Lvelsn lxahler Ab ent from picture leorge Hell llarvnn Buckhold can eflers lraden kunder! Bonnie Ievus Niarlene Llby XX axne Niech lung lhxlhs Nilll'l0lllIl ack Nhller lat Neff 'Nelvma Iar on Dale Race Joanne Rogers Xnuan Welch Lois Ann Xhllnams Delmar Hood jack Nortmger ,X -Zi: 5. V ,, y, ,. Y. ,L lc, n ..' . L. A . ' .I Third row: 'Hill Breylogle,.Ronalrl Muller, Donald Rollins, Jon Nichols, Mary Krull, Marcia Lett, llc-tty Aifhalter, Carolyn Cosner 4.5 Qi 9-'13 IIWQ A-8 -3 N1 ff' C: X MIX N O Gif? if S Q, Q 'QEIQ V 9 X CZK z-,030 41500 '4 1n5ct1-- QWW5 L effif :PT .nl I l 'Cf-f l 4, '-I IW! X ,gf QW fmm x YN W! K ff fy!! X X I ff xx XX y f I lf' ,,l3 '. ' -1 '?' 1' W' a NS. GI Us avi lg 12 FM Hz' SU ' if-flfl X7 ' 'l W1 ll. 25 E X5 u f,?1f 35 X xg K ' A A A ,lf X7 S A ii! f I I A A 1 X f 'f X V - X X CONCERT BAND Mr Van Sluyters The all boys marchmg band made lts annual ap pearance at the St Joseph County Falr Thexr next appearance was also an annual undertaklng at the Paw Paw Grape Festlval The cllmax of the marchlng season was the marchmg festlval held ln Nlles The band not only took back a fxrst d1v1s1on but was gxven the highest ratmg of any band present by all the Judges Thls years marchmg band made several new appearances such as, the retall parade sponsored by the local merchants and Band Day held at Kalamazoo The band also took part ln the Halloween Parade An added attractlon to our marchmg band was a new matched set of drums These were gwen to the band by the band parents club The band took lts usual actlve part ln presentmg many orlglnal skits at the football games The season closed wlth an appearance at the Memorial Day parade Standmg Mr Davldson, Mr Markley, Mr Ersklne Seated Mr Hale Mr Van Sluyters, Mr Turnbol The concert band was off to an excltxng start by presentmg the Band Follxes of 1950 as an added feature to xts busy season Southern Fantasles was the theme whlch presented flne entertainment for young and old allke The band toured to Rlchland and Augusta where they gave concerts This experxence helped to reduce nervous tenslon for tne dlstrlct and state contest whlch followed 1n close succession Another annual event was the dxstnct and state solo and ensemble contest Three Rxvers was well represented Thelr next performance was the Sprmg Concert Thls closed another busy and successful season for the concert band 21 I 1 Sli fl 3 l e ' 9 5 Fl 2 af ,- w 1 ix' I '55 , l' Af XX I 9, ,,, , ., 'M' ..v,TjY zz . . , 0 . . . .' . n n na Y . w . CONCERT BAND Louise Preston Joan Lxnser Carl Taylor Pat Nor ton Duane Quake Glen Glessner Ken Cox Charles Chrlsman Dick Bell XX ayne Cllppen Gene Beldler 22 Bob Burns, Frank Holtom Earl Case Norman Em mons, Doug Brundlge Bob Ruggles Raymond Flfer Chet Blngamen Jxm Vhttenberg Dwayne llonmewer Iron Rollxn Bernxrd Wltten bexg Becky Porter Shlrley Stalk I 1 I 1 1 ' . 9 Y , . 1 ' 1 1 D 1 . l1 v h V l ' l vi ' Betty Jane Robb, Bob Worline, Larry Grimes, Y V v . Q X I . - CONCERT BAND Chuck Welburn, Bill Hopkins, lion Van Loo, Lynn Jerry Earl, Dwight Donmyer, Basil Ash, Duane Wing Herschleb, Bill Walters. Gary Orr. Edward Jonkeis Carolyn Cosner Doug Stlteler Betty Burns Suzanne Rowe Lewis I'1fer Junior lrodge Buineice XX elis Bill Mader from picture Ross Tracyj Marlene lxnapn qhiilew Spooner Ron Wolfe I ! ' Y . 1 I l . ll a - l I ' A V I 1 l A x . . N r - Janet Bradford, Ray Bowers, Dale Braxton, Cmissing Joanne Handy, Steve Llermzin. .lim Stanard, I I . l I , 4 . 1 I i .v H lv v ' BAND FOLLIES g?..-A 39' ff? Iq 3 1 'iwi' I IUNIOR REFLECTOR rnrst row Regnnald Hugh! Nlarnlyn btunnf erry Sangalh Suzanne Rowe John Hoylun Norma Hart 131 Frank Holtom be-cond row Jack Nhller Nancx Hendrnck juan lxnsner lat Neff Marx Frame jean jeilers Lxzabeth Smagala lat Wexdenbeck lerry luzader Third row Lewis Iwfer llorothx Snell Pern lwtzgerrel laura Jean Nash Nnla Salmen jane Inerman Eleanor Smith anet 1, I - ' N, - u,J':,' ,',.'v' '1, n'As,.'- n ., I Y- . - A v - .' 5, f 4 5 3 - - ' .' 1 ' -I v - nm 5, . C . . ' 1 , . . . : . . I, .A : I V ,t lj I 5 . 1 , I 1 , 5, s Q Q . Y' , S Q 5 , -' 1 - V s, 1 . , v-' , A o p , - - , . 5 ' . ll k 'lom 'NIC oy The Jumor Reflector staff IS a group of hard workmg JUDIOFS who every week edlted the school paper Wlth the help of MISS Metzer, thelr adv1sor, they managed to keep the student body lnformed of the hap penlngs around school The h1gh hght of the year for the staff came when they gave a party for the former year s staff Wh1Ch we SCDIOTS enjoyed Seated Nixss Metzger advxsor Standxng Therese Zerias corxreader Nlary Ellen Lrtt leature ednor lean Iefrer ocxetx edntor Nancx Peterson as ocnate edxlor Evelxn lxahler exchange edltor -Xnn Wxl ham edxtor Margaret Buchan cogxreader 'N t Ixcturerl Dxck Xer huel sport edntor SPANISH CLUB rt ne I Nh-n e la Nl ll l Ilmrhex Mary Hein Snnth Rebecca Stutesman Regnmlrl Hugh! John larland Mlu ll Ruharil Nhllex Ralph Vlach ltz llwxght llonnkfxer John Look S cond r vs juAnn lluremu Martha Stanard Conxng Porshey Jacqueline llellnp, Myreta Mxlks Iu1nne VS hate Del res Det wxler llsn Rollins 'Norman Haa -Ml laxne Yvonne Rollersun nan liell Thml r vw Nlargaret lluchan Klan l'llen l tt Suzanne Rowe llzabeth Smagala Marx l-rame Nancx leter on l'ern htzgerrel ll r thy Snell 'Nmcx Hendrick l hn H :pk In x Vlexrlenbeck lwelxn lxahler llc yd Hartm1n The Span1sh Club IS an up and comlng club whlch has added to 1tS membershlp even more thls year Some of the hlghhghts of the Spanlsh Club year were a hay rlde ln the fall, a Chrlstmas party Spanzsh movles, a dance, a Spanlsh dmner, and an 1I1t6I'V18W w1th Latln Amerlcan students Presldent Jackle DeLong Vlce presldent Ann Wlllxams Secretary Norman Haas Treasurer Rebecca Stutesman Advisor MISS Borchers Fi s naw: An .e. s , t . i er. 5 iss ' 's, . .K ' . .A .' , ' ' , nn Ugglrr, ' ' . ', ' Y u , ,' , '. .Q Q U 'L - S, . ' . ' , - X '. ' .r Y, , . . , 1 n 'Z . ' , . U' , .rn , ' , 4 , , ,' , . ,' ' 5 , U 0 .' , .': -' 's, .u 1 'ins, '. aj ' ' , I' ,' ' , 1 . . . Y , ' . 41 , .. H rx arx x rl in-tty ranklln 'Nh autel laura can 'Na h une X tervell lat Jewe an CII I Cl ll' EN Cllllfl' 'I s u mlm agner CIll'lEtl'l lierg harm n uca Sc tt llarbara llu Che 'N rma can e um mlm .Arn mnme Ru llubarx Ruth Ruth ue To make a better homemaker IS the purpose of Presxdent Laura Jean Nash X109 presldent Patsy Struble Secretary Janet Breece Treasurer June Vlestelxelt the Future Homemakers of Amerlca They met every other Wednesday mght under the leadersh1p of Mlss Avery and Mlss Bautel Thls year for the flrst tlme there were boys In the club The F H A entertamed the Sturgls F H A , attended a reglonal meetmg at Kalamazoo, and had a May Day break fas ATION vggpq ,U s., wghx 29 . . 1 A A fx ' -.1 1 , ' . K 5 .- : I . 2 y ., 'a , A i, f Y , . S 1 , ' ,7 Mr- K f , J . . 1. ,- Y W, . . , X 1 K .V S' , l'1rst xwwi 'ler U Lott, Rwsem' Y' lfawxe, l v' lf ' , . ss ll' . . ' ,l ' .' s , Il Yes ' , ' ' ll, M lill lizk ', Sh' I -' R 1 s, ,lin lily. Sew cl r-rw: M: A XY f , ll ' L , S nn L s, l'at l'ue, Nanmn fare, Carol .K 4. , ' s r, fn j fuss ln: , Sl ' I' 'l' 'ett. ale: ple. 'lkhxrll rum: ,Ianrl lireefe, jenn Kcmla.l, Loretta ,lac'awn, Uloyne ll11llle5. ,loycc Miller, Mary Arnold, Joyce SCllI'KllIIlCY', Ju.1e lllznlv. l.m1la llcckelmxm, 1' ' 1 , li l. I l A, v n x ,. '- - 1 '1TLfi.ff'fl:. If A 5 , , 4 , K F Q,-V ,Q V , ' li I . 2 57' , 5' 2 'Wa' 1' ' Q ,i,' ,Ll '- 1, a - . -., 1 .1 - b-Q: ' ' ' GIRL RESERVES l r r1 Bettx Brook uvce Hame Nlary 0 N1cLullough .l,,OllIlA Vloore -Xda 1 ax Rockwell Jo-Xnn Doremu Xl3l'llSI'l Nichee 'N11r111a Bradford lat 'vhller Betty l'oNd1ck Maryone Ka1Ner Myreta M1lkN Bonme Mader 'KI1NN txb on Neunnl rms Juan 1earl111l Mary lxarnetter Ruth Wahlslrom Lounse Hendncks Joyce Hobart Narvha btanard Arden lxeyes Sh1rle1 Sahaub lat R11berlN lldla l,3ll'0llfC Mary lee Moxer Margne hhngel Anne Le NIenNe R N l Niarxha Hoa' Maxme Wagner Hennelta Berg Jackxe llL1ng Comme For-.hey Luan1e Il11rd nm Janet 1ggQ BIICJ rowse xxllllt' Niary Betsy Snmh Rebecca btutm-Nman hathryn TIIIIIH Marulee Kerr Lorrame Clausen Honore Reardon F d lourth row Janet Han-en N1a1tl11 Ann Lott RON: 11ary Berger and Niusser Niary Jean Shawl Barbara Lang Joyce or Ilona Cearhart Barbara Nel 011 Anna 'Vlane Breyfopze Manta Bernhard! Betty Jean Tomhnson Dolores Detw1ler 11--vw: r 11 1 1 1 v 1 1 111 1 11:1 ra111111 r Haly ers Jn .1111-1 Br 111kN aue ll 1 e1 ll e le N 1 11 ar, Q- 11-.mr a 1 e11 mr 1t 1 Snr Nancy l'le111r111 Ruth lnclerw 111 111111: 4 e 1111 1 1 aura can 'Nas 11lrc lc r 1 a ry ane N1111um l 13 e Bl 1 11 l'111111 c 1 r vs P rs r11 iljldll 1r1x 1 e 1r1 1 l z1l1e1l1 S111aga a lat S'1111p.l11ic1ker HHN NN flllllfll f1Nt 1w: -' -N, J 1' s, 1 1' J 1 ' , ' 1 , . I I' , . N, . 1 ' , N, 3 - ' l 1 1 l111N' nm. l- 4 ne- Y1-1k, l'at NN' e1le11le'l1, li Cl'll Kaller, Elem r Sllllll, Ja B ' l' l, M N1 ' 1 , J' 1 ., J l.11'r111x111. J11 A11 1X k , A11 lilea-1-11. 'I'l1 1eNz- '. Ill! 1 h . I Q Se '11 1l rww Barb' g li1111Ne. M:11c'1:1 l. tl. YI11 ixllll l.1 J A , M'r,- lull l,11tt. l ' hf ' ll' ' - l 'kN 'I l. S11 1 l-11.1 , N. 5 l':1crN--11, lf11-1'11 l' 1 pzerrel, l.' J 1 th, K1 N 1 ' It N. Q 1 'lllllfll 11 HI 1111111 N11l11-lN, Ma n K ll, Ma ' - 121 1111111-1. Ma J -l 'Q , l-verly: 5- d , ll' Ny Pugh n , , a J :11 1111111131 M1 lrll S1111111f, Bcny 5111, M1 I l'l2l ne, .: z , ' I . ' .. 1 - . . 1 GIRL RESERVES ai-Q n H Iformal Initiation The well known Girl Reserves made up of Junior and For their lnformal initiation the girls had a slumbe party in the fourth ward gymnasium As a result of the slumber party the girls became better acquainted and a week later were formally initiated at an impressive cere mony From then on 2CtlVltl6S began such as sponsoring the first all school party selling Christmas cards put ting on a Chrlstma dance Just for the Girl Reserves and their escorts sponsoring a post game dance giving the an nual spring formal and treating themselves by going to Kalamazoo in the spring to dinner and a stage show Al these highlights were mixed in with little things like bak mg cakes for Percy Jones Hospital having a bake sale giving a Christmas chapel and preparing Easter eggs for the l10Spltdl All in all the Girl Reserves spent a ve1y successful year with the help of their two able advisois Mrs Halverson and Miss Gibson ew J' 1 if fha-T' President Mary Jo McCullough Vice president Mary Karstetter Secretary Ruth Wahlstrom Treasurer Anna Marie Breyfogle Slumber Party Business Meeting 31 U V Q, Q T it f 5 I l . 1 I ' 'X ' QA .17 4 x If e T. lgvi: , I , ' E aah W 'M f 1-' V , , . M .fr of , , ,- ' rl it 5 ' A Z Vi, gfglf f l ' lei R , ., f le , , ' , -' A I , A as l 1,1 , , ' f 4' Q ' f '- Q if I, W I J it 4 5 A , l - 'A Q15 a 5 t l l 45 ,yi , . . . 1 2 V Q A A, t MQ tr l - . . . 3 , X S f - 1 v ,f f 4 A 2 senior girls, have been as active this year as in the past. A V ' 5 f V 5 - 3 ' . .. . . g f ,e ' fl, -uv ' - ' y - f, -we . . S . . q-JA. , il. , K l . . . I , . . , D l .... . .... . . . . ....... . . , 5 , i , , ................... ...... Ll Q ' n . u s n g 1 - 4 sqennun n . 4 1 l wir, L I , I 1 ' ' h A X4 9 I L ' ' - ' ' , , l x M ' lv K if-K x K 'N-X f 1 V, A v, , .X K , 'K 9 , I M, V, X y V g if x ' X U , X 3 ,, H i i i HI-Y CLUB I l 'xx ' R nnlal Riupel ohn H gkins Richard Mller errv luzader llick Verhucl Ylrman Roush Dun SC 3 11. xo 'K Stule man ll: ul Hartman John 1 ar and L nl Amon mr.-rvuz clam: le ugcm enrx mul fhunvas Roger N xtcle lull Rlb rt lerrx San 1 L p. it lugu o n llunejup. t ftorpge lie lom Nic 4 rrp, ery ua nd loo lc any ae mx! nn gmax nga! ny a e rrs o 4 mex ll u n x lilo l llub Nlax John XX au Thls popular boys club met every other We feel that the H1 Y has l1ved up to xts Monday n1ght,w1th thelr sponsor, Mr Stutes purpose To create, malntam, and extend man, for thelr regular meet1ng The club sold throughout the school and commumty hxgh streamers before football games, gave a dance standards of Chr1st1an character sponsored a carnlval at school President Xxce Ire lc It Qecrrr rl Trea mer Xdxx 32 m 4 mls lue C xll l'1rst ww: ju lull-5, nl , I nl- 3, . ' , J - . , , . w , , h ll, ,lun l'z4ulu, jun N 'l ls, .lr. .' s ' , L' ' . P l' - I Se'--4 row: lion lily, R2 l' l wld. l. . l l ll, li ' ' H .W L .' - ' -1 l ll. lv 'C N. , ,' -Q' ll- nll. llrk llufasclx, XYzI I 's, J h l 'fh , it ' ll, M . fly. 'l'l11rll row: Ilill ll , H l L' 'ten lla ' per, ll k H: l-n, ll'l ll '11 , Ref' ll XY' l , ,le ' Ki sk ll, Je I' Lwtt, IJ u: M ll llle lleller, jack llouel tlghx, jerr, ol, , 'jer, ' llell. . , V . . . . 5 v . . . sent representatlves to the state leglslature, and alll l 57? ' gif .FW l l L . ' ....,,.,......,..........,....,.. .,.,..... ..,. ....... . , . ........ V lx l'1ulx l ' ' 1 s lex 4 .,...,.... ............,,,. ,............. . . , .. ,. ,lint Yr-rx - xl ,' .....,.......,........... ..,........ ,...,...,.. . . . .llal llznxtl-xl is ' .... ,,.......,.. ..... . .,,, . . .............,,..... , . ,.., lloyd Ilgarzlllgm , ,Ur .......,.,.........,...,..,.... .... . .,..... . .... . ,. ,, .,,, Klr, .K ut s11xA1l VARSITY CLUB 163' I r t r ,T hn 1 arland Doug Babe ck Art Iaxne NN alt Rfger ioach llabula Coach Iellegrom Loach Niurghx Roger Nhtchell XS alter Renck jfhn Vt addell Sec nfl rm jun Ynmmerman Jerrx L tt Xl Johnson Jerry Sangallx Jerrx Blood Don Els Duck Verhuel Jerry Luuder George Schlfegl lhck Boga ch lhnrcl rrw Lrach Neulzel -Klan Ieter fH Boyd Hartman Lorky lrose Ilrb Ilurn Blll Lrego Dave Looper Ramon lnderwoofl I'llLll8 Pvans Nell Rader lirunr xl3SlldY'l one of the sports of Three RIVCTS H1gh School IS el1g1ble to be a member of the Varslty Club The Varslty Club meets on Monday mght once a month The boys sponsored a post game dance, an all school party dad s nlght durmg ketball season In the fall they bought the athletic department an ultra v1olet lamp We thlnk the Vars1ty Club has fulfllled the1r pur pose whlch IS to promote better athletxcs and clean sportsmanshlp not only 1n athletlcs but IP thezr school Presldent Bob Burns Reserve Football Feed by Pete Galmet Vlce presldent Corky Close Sec y treasure1 Blll Crego :Z - L ' V I I ' Y :x s vow: or I , ' ' 'rv ', . ' 1' , ' xr S, f , ' ' , , l , . ' , Any boy who has earned a major award in football season, and -parents' night during bas- , . . . , . is? D. S. CLUB lfirsr row: Ih-terly Spade, llarbara Lang, Ioyce Ford, JoAnn Dorenius, Mary Lee Moyer, Ioan VK'ahlstrom, Evonne Knapp, Nancy Marvin. Rosalie Franklin, Daisy Foghino, Carol Scott. Second row: Ruth Underwood, Nancy Hendricks, Betty Se-itz, Mary Frame, Lizabeth Smagala, Mary Ellen Lott, Janet Riggs, janet Hansen, Martha Ann Lott, Roseinaryglierger. Ada Gay Rockwell, jane Lierman, Laura Jean Nash. Third row: Mary Jane Slocum, Yvonne Rollerson, Cohleen Price, Joyce Hobart, Mary Jane Klear, Sally VVard,lga Ann Longacre, Iletty Sindt, Phyllis VVarner, Joan llell, Dorothy Hice, Barbara Iiuscher, June Blade, Dolores Babcock, Mary llen Baker. Fourth row: Lois Umbenhaur, Marlene Hilbert, Mary Lou Porter, Betty Franklin, Rosemary Favorite, Pauline Keefer, Marjorie iaiser, Marilytrli McKee, Pat Miller, Louise Hendricks, Lidia Dal Ponte, Henrietta Berg, Arden Keyes, Alice Vander VVeel, artha Stanar . Fifth row:-Igackie Elliott, Helen Smith, Shannon Lucas, Phyllis McCale,Jc-anne Kendall, Anna Marie Ilreyfogle, Luanne White. Dolores etwiler, Ann Gleason, Marcia Lett, Shirley Perry, Lola DeLong, Pauline Shook, Edith Roles. The D. S. Club has enjoyed another suc- cessful year. After working long and hard they presented their annual Christmas concert dressed in red robes against a background of colored lights. Pauline Shook accompanied at the piano for the club. The theme for their annual spring concert was a do1l's house. rresruent .... ..... P at Miller Vice president .. ...Marilyn McKee Secretary . . . . .Martha Ann Lott Treasurer .. ...Ada Gay Rockwell Advisor ..., Mrs. Peters Christmas l. H. S. CLUB lfirst row: Joan Kline, Marilyn Collins, Patty Haines, llarbara Holmes,Sondra Mayer, .Ann l-amb,, Frances Fuller, Barbara Han'l- ley, Sylvia Tomlinson, juyce Tobin, Pauline Myers, JoAnn Hurt, Elaine Kleer, Donna Slentz. Siswnrl row: Ruth lluel, Jeaninne Ruple, Donna Jean Serves, ian NN'eiandt, Carol Henderson, Pat Dane, Norma Paul, Bonnie Stud. ilarml, jean johnson, Doris Mechling, Joan Riggs, Barbara intemoot, Carol liziilcy, Dolores Knapp, Bonnie Klingel. 'lihird row: Betty Lovejoy, llwendolyn Jones, Daisy VVaters, Lois Riggs, Sherry Sue McCullough, Sandra Palmer, Joyce Schmittler, Arlene Kline, Jan Shumaker, Emilie Hemenway, Darlene liarkalow, Sandra Bittings, jean Penzotti, Louise Vregidgo, Ann Garland. Fourth row: Sherrill Sass, Kathryn De-Long, Carol Hackeziberg, ,lane Ann McCosh, Betty Hagerman, Judy Rose, Geraldine Th imas, Becky Porter, Marybeth Nash, Shirley Wolcott, Carol Turner, Julie VVeiandt. lfifth row: Harriet Eaton, Grace Underwood, Barbara McCale, Pat Poe, Barbara Lee Ruth, Maureen Macfiowan, Janet Houlda- worth, Karen Bramer, Nan Olin, Lydia Miller, Marilyn Spence, Lorna Roush, Betty Spence. Absent: june McKee. This club is a preparatory club for the D. S. The Junior High Singers took part in both of the D. S. concerts. It con- sists of eighth and ninth grade girls. Karen Bramer was their accompanist. President ....... ........... l iarbara. Handler Vice president ..... Sherry Sue Mcfuilough f 'fill Secretary ..... ........ .... N a nette Olin Treasurer . .... Frances Fuller LOI'lC6I't Advisor . ....Mrs. l'eters INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB l s ro Robert Bell Don y Alan Peterson Walt Rogers Robert Wordelmfan Mr Lasko Mr Brown Mr Handley Henrx lxeller Richard Jones Lynn Herschleb Loyd fllomas Qecond row Frank Holtom Bob Mayer Donald Houseworth Jun Wrlma Rolland Nrchols Bull Hopkms Charles Lovegov Dox Brown lrank Monroe Vlrllram Shumwax Cllford Smrth Duck l rosskunze Nell Rader Duane Lucas llmd uw Don Palmer Leland Bell ,lim Ransbottom Robert Thayer Doug Mohney Davrd Looper Laurence l'rtch Ramon lnmlerwood Denms Black John Bonebrrght Bruce Arney Jack Bonebrrght Wrllard Tase lourth ruvs Lewrs Frler Robert lxrpker Rxchard Hrck Roger Vlolf Ronald Wolf Warren Alexander Lovsel Cole Rrchard lxahlel Ronald Muller Eddre Evgps Dvught Smith Hubert Xlolmey Dale Roberts Duck Muller lftll low Raxmond lwler Charles Vlelburn Charles Chrrsman, Llrll Niader Frank Lemmerhart Stanley Eaton Forrest Shrngle llloonr I l' fl 1 fll lal! 'I C lf! illllllff dl D n Houscwrrth Donald llrmxn C1 nfl r vt n sr warn 1 en-r 1 ll: b Q ottschalk Niartrn llarlh first' ' w: A , El , , , 'I , ' , . . , . , t . , .' 'l':' A .' , l It, , ,' I' . ,A ,, A 1 H. in , I - ,Z ' -L ,- , ' ,. ' '. ' 4. S' ' . y ' . , 4, ', A , V: v . decker, Gilbert Jackson, Ralph Lovejoy, Everett Johnson, Gerald Henke, Gard Dolph, Franklin Vl'hite, Angelo Boggir, jerry 4 F: st rw: Rollzml lla l , Dr. k XY: l, lfrzmlt l.1 li' 'I, Se ,U fr 'gk lile liles let, ll I Ae ll -um ,' . Ivan Nucl ol-. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1 I re ndem X xc: fresxdent bECfCl8Y frea urer CLUB Jr I YN lclman -Xlan I cter XX a ter R lou Nlr Lasko r Ir Annual Banquet 25:955- Thxs club IS a large and hard workmg orgamzatxon Durlng tho year they sponsored a post game dance and an all school party Thelr annual banquet ua held Ile cember 19 In the sprmg the club took thelr annual trlp together As a mean of earmng money they had a pop corn stand durlng football season and a candy stand m the hall at school dulmg the year Through out the year the club had attractlve dlsplays ln thelr vundow near the shop drawmg room Q 5 ,QA P 'Q A 1'sA 1 ' mf' p ,'l. 5' If2's1i :ln. 4 I ffl N, ,4 1,41 I 1 37 ' S .... .. ...........................,..,., Ilul r 'wrt 1 ' .............,.,.................,...... ' son A 5' ....................,.............,.....,... ' ' wgers I N ...,.. . ......... ........... . .,.....,..,.,......... l I-ily Advisors . ...... ,. ....,.................,............... Mr. Handley M . I own ,, I be 1 f' .RU I Q L , m . 1 , .-9 1 s Y .11-1 , 3f E:-:P . Wag., . Q '-1, 1 '! , . 3 1 4 f ., 2 Tw 4 ' . ' S - Q S - . P IUNIOR PLAY Seated: Mary Frame, John Hopkins, Ann XVilliams, Lewis Fifer, Joan Linsner, Donald Rollins. Standing: Joanne Rogers, Richard llngasch, R1-silee Peters, Loyd Tliomas, Miss Hamman, Nanty Hendricks, Ramon Under- wnfxl, Ruth Underwood, lloroth Snell. . , . , , . H . ,, . . . . 1 L 1 ' ' . . . . L - L - . ' . . . . 1 1 . . , . . . . . . . y r Z ' ! Y . . , . . . . . Y ' . , Q . 1 1 n . . . . , . . t S . C ' A . Y On March 29 the Junlor Llass presented the play That G1rl Patsy by Sumner N1ch ols Patsy portrayed by Ann Wxlllams IS a poor high sp1r1ted girl adopted by the affluen Mr and Mrs Warren iDon Rollms and Joan Lmsnerl to be a part of thelr family WhlCh already conslsts of Bob fL6W1S Flferl and Julla iMary Framey Although Bob IS engaged to Vlolet QRuth Underwoodl he soon loses his heart to Patsy And Patsy through her qulck thlnkmg fo1ls the blackmaxllng scheme of the v1lla1n Ph1ll1p 38 Greer played by Loyd Thomas Juhas heart lnterest IS supphed by Professor Orlando Pow ers iJohn Hopklnsl and Fred Coulson fD1ck Bogaschl M1ss Harper fROS1l66 Petersl the splnster director of Glrls Upllft Club Suzle a pert cockney mald played by Nancy Hendrxcks and Denny an Irish gardner portrayed by Ramon Underwood complete the cast The prompters were lomne f0g6lS and Dorothv Snell and the dire tor was Nllss llamman LIBRARY STAFF btandnng Dorothy lung Dolores lxarstetter laura Jean 'Naxh lauhne Shook Barbara Lang john Hopkmb fed Doane leraldme Flhomas Izdlth Boles Fern Iwtzgerrel Joanne Rogers Seated Hrs Hancock Nancy Peterson Niarx Elxzabeth Smith Get Acquaxnted Party Mrs Hancock Chrxstmas Party The Final Check' Our New Book Jackets : ' , ' , , , , . . 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GIRL SPORTS ..... 0 no 1 Betn Xltnalter hleanor bnnth Sally Warn a nn Iongacre Ilettx Sunil Dorothy bnell Joann lxfnxtlnnn ls- Xllnlell Nlueta Nixll-ts joan learhart NIHFIINH Nldxee Tune Blade Shirley Reames S unnl row lhylhs NN untr Dolores Babcock Eleanor N1cho': Barbara Rouse joan Hell Dorothx Hxce karen llnaxner Francl luller 'Nan Ulm Nancx Hendrick lieverlx Spade 'Nlary Prime Iunhctlx Smagala Ruth lndervsood ll l un Dann Foglnno Ilane 'Nidosh Sue Nilfllllllllgll Niaulxn lxongstvedt Luanne Knapp Helen bnnth Jackie Lll tl Lon lmberhaur 'Hart lou lorter Marlene Hilbert trace lnmlcrvxoocl udx leverentz Vary Lllen llalnex Betty Franklin Rose nun Favorite l l 1- 153-xrbtra I u they -Kun lamb lieckx lorter Janet Houldsworth Maureen Nlacbowan Barbara Handlex bylvxa 'lom I s L rolyx 111185 Dwendolxn lones Dany NN aler Niurxel lole mee Hall latty Ninth Dolores lxarstetter 'Elan lxarstctter l fh 1: Nfarx lo Nkiullough Ysonne Rollerson Shannon lucas June We-stervelt bandra hearhart Jeamnne Ruple bhnrlex jun-tt Joyce Schnnttler Mary 'krnold bhxrlex lottlneb Iorna Rou e liomne Nhclnelsen Ruth liuel Sondra Mayer ? Presldent Joan Gearhalt Vxce presldent Ruth Underwood I5 44, Secretary Bexerly Spade if 73, MF T T1easurer Barbara Rouse x Advlsor Mlss Murxell is l I JR: 1? If you exer passed by the school on Tuesday mghts durmg thls xear, you prohablx an the gxm llghted and heard sounds of laughter and xcllmg lssumg forth Thls was a Gul Spoxts meetnmg At the mentmg the gnls took put m such spoxt as bas ketball baseball, track, xollq bill tenms, and tum blmg The guls howexer, :hd not just entcxtam themselxes .They ponsored an all school paxtx, a post game dance, entertamed flxe other schools for a play day m the splmg, and held thelr mnu ll Nlother Daughter banquet NI ss M lllll was th Gul Sports adxlsol ' I ' I ...i- 1 T V I . Is' fx A 4 Q , 5 7, v ' ' i , . IN, , Nt A s tg 1 1 1 V - ' . XI I 1 ' 5 , wg' V. I . . . l 'uf A '- . I'l1st low. I , , 1 . R , .4 l, J xy . ' , I' ,U , ' Q , . ' . , Biljf .'u'v ' 1 ' , '.' - , J ' ' , I ' .,, ' ' . , , I' ' , ' , la 'K , .' ' , I' A 's, I' Q ' . 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I W 'ii-Q5 Jerry Luzander showed unprecedented DaSSlng ac VARSITY FOOTBALL I wx XX alt Rfgers Ne1l Rader Jerry Iuzader D1ck Verhuel Art Iaxne Corky Crose Alan Ieterson Edd1e Evans Sec 11d r vu IJ Il I-,lx Bruno Nlasnan lla e longer Doug Babcock ierald Blood Icrrx Sangalh l31ll Lreg Bob Burns -Xl john on ll 1rd r L oath l ellegr 111 Qoach Ilabula lrach Nfurl hx Ram Ill Lnderw vod John NX addell Roger Ninchell Coach F R Pellegrom s grldders who dont know the meanmg of a bad season, agam proved the1r worth w1th a 5 3 0 record The Cats were repet1t1onal of the 48 club as they lost the conference crovsm by a scant marg1n Last season an extra pomt would have g1ven them the coveted crown Whlle th1s season another T D ln the Buchanan game would have made It a more suc cessful year The Cats led off Wlth a 14 6 loss at the hands of Coldwater Cards but showed promlse as Evans scored after a hard run Then the Cats started a four game v1ctory strmg After a sensatlonal upset over St Joe 13 7 the Cats n1pped DOW3galC 14 6 walloped State Hlgh 42 6 and mauled South Haven 49 0 Coach John Babulas l1ne spearheaded by Al Pet erson Capt Burns and D1ck Verhuel pr0v1ded the spark for th1s successful drne curacy and the hard runmng of Corky Crose Ed Exans and Walt Roger accounted fo1 the magn1f1cent showlng The Buchanan Bucks defendmg Blg Seven cham DIOHS came to town to edge the Cats 13 7 and block our conference b1d The Bucks led 15 ll 1n what was a bleak f1rst half the locals came 1oar111g back to score and were stopped on the one yard l1ne on another oc casxon v1h1ch would haxe gnen them the champ1onsh1p We were however g1ven one more chance to w1n the crown The NIIQS V1k1ngs on the XlCt0Iy path at last were now 1n f1rst place one half game 1n front of us They Jumped off to a 13 0 lead only to haxe us go ahead 14 13 at the half 44 Injurles plagued us the rest of the game and N1les went on to WIH 27 13 We agam h1t our m1d season form and soundly trounced our cross country r1val Sturg1s 20 6 Jerry Luzader after makmg twenty converslons 1n a row mlssed one 1n th1s contest but had a remarkable 871 percentage for the year At the close of the season Jerry Luzade1 D1ck Verhuel Al Peterson and Capt Burns were named on WZTIOUS press select1ons for All State honors At a banquet 1n January w1th Forest EVaSheSkl as speaker the f0l10WlUg boys recelved letters Senlors B111 Cxego Al Peterson Doug Babcock Bob Burns Bruno Masnar1 ROgel M1tchell Edd1e Evans, Corky Crose and Walt Rogers Jumors Ramon Underwood, Art Payne Jerry Luzader Dxck Verhuel Al Johnson Jerry Sangall1 Nell Rader and D1ck Bogasch Sopho more Don Ely Ilaxe Cooper Gerald Blood and J1m Zlmmerman The record Three Three Three Three Three Three Three Nlles RIVBTS RIVQTS RIVCFS RIVBTS RIVCTS RIVCTS R1ver Coldwater Ilowaglac State Hlgh South Haxen Buchanan N1les Sturg1s FINAL BIG SEVEN STANDINGS Buchanan Three R11 ers DOW8gI3C St Joseph State H1 h South Haxen first ro -: ' il , ,' ' ,A , i , ' ' , 1 I U- V - A , I , ' D :Arn nut- IU' 5' 0 , A ' Y V , 'J' , . 1 , 1' I ' 1 ,' I ' 1 An , I A 5 l I ' ' I . 1 , s - ' ' ' ......... 6 . . ....... . .14 .7 ' . Three Rivers ......... 13 St. Joseph .......... 7 . , ' .,....... 14 ' . . ....... .. 6 , ' 1 ' ' .,....... 42 ' .......... 0 1 Q ' ' A '7 ' ......... 49 1 ......... ll D ' ' f ' ' ' 'A ' ......... 7 . . ........ .13 ' 1 9 ' , 1 ' ......... 14 ' . . ............ 26 I ' . , l , ' ' s ......... 20 ' . . ..... . . . .. 6 . ' ' ' , ' . ........... 4 1 1 . .... . .3 3 0 , ' ' , ' ' ....... 4 1 1 'g ...... 0 5 1 . ' - , 1 ' ' .... 4 2 0 ' ' .... 0 5 1 - . ' ....... 4 2 0 RESERVE FOOTBALL R gale gh! h e 3 I NX ht d Coach Johnny Murphys youngsters emerged from their 1949 grid season with much valuable experience and all the wiser They started the campaign with a 6 0 conquest over Dowagiac and then after a 37 O set back from Sturgls came back strong al though not w1nn1ng another game Coach Murphy noted fast that they played older boys such as Marcellus vars1ty and N iles and that therefore the 1949 season was noth mg short of successful There were 44 boys playlng reserve and freshmen football this fall and these fellows w1ll make up the varslty in a short tlme This year Three RIVBFS had freshmen foot ball for all first year boys who didn t play re serve football This has proven to be a good 1dea as all the boys out for football may play by this system The freshmen played two games Both were wlth Sturgls and each t1me won by a SIX point margln Much credit must be given to these boys and to Dick Boles who assisted Coach Murphy this year The season was cul mmated by a banquet 1n December The scores Three Three Th ree Th ree Three Rivers R1vers Rivers R1vers R1vers Dowaglac Sturgis Sturgls Nlles Marcellus First row: lion Palmer, Bill u ' s, Jerry NYri' , Norm Brunner. Dick Hell, Russell Breyfogle, jerry Mitchell, Earl Case, llill Berg: Fritz Hagerman, Dick S ut s, Bill Fredericks, jim NYilma, Rolland Ilarnhart. A U Second row: Coach John Murphy, Manager luyrl Hartman, George farter, Martin Barth, Larry Pitch, Ramon Lascn, llernarrl NYittenherg Jim Roberts, Eugene Marvin, Lionel Walker, LaYergne Smith, Jerry Hagcnbach, Don lloudeman, Ted llnane, Bruce Arn:-5, ,loln Fearhart. Thirrll row: Mike Bapes, Reg 'rig , jack llurbank, Gerold Earl, lhll XYalters, Franklin XYhite, Ruger Michel, Norman Ilucluin, liunn Sny er, John Garland, Don Jones. 7 ll 'I ' ' - . . . . . , ' ' . . . . .13 ' . . ' ' ' ' . ' . . . . .13 hs - I D Q52 :H rx' - x ,r f F fn, lf, I f 1 ff S xf! ., X Mmm - '65 ' KXQXX? . 'Q X 31 Q. r K f u A, 3 .. Sw .N-X N N V ? . ' .JR- xl ' -Vffi? - N hui' 575249 lf' J . w ,V h ,greg 'H' Ei U j 4 - . New W 'A dggigt hx 3 7 ' .fxf-' l Q We 5 , '2 4 Q, Q i ff A. , , X Q . N - .nsffylw A 'if W . S if NY, 4 We X ...... -- 4- ,. 'Q' in-. 4 . fr , N 411 . .73 . .. ' 1 . . - . 'FYJ Q ' , I V of I 1 ,MJ .A .V '- ,., - - ' A A Q 'V ,w s. 3 VARSITY BASKETBALL t r Rm nex d 1 lreg R ge Nhtchell 11111 lilum- 11111 Kexcn lunch Xeuue Seconl ru mager jexrx 1 tt luzalex Carl lrunp Jam Pauh lhck Nerhuel e1r5 Smgalh Don Ialner The most successful season 1n many years was enjoyed th1s w1nte1 as Coach B111 Neutzel s cagers f1n lshed the season w1th n1ne v1ctor1es Many of these were lmpre SlV9 affalrs The hlghllght of the season was a 42 40 w1n over defendmg state champ1on Cold wate1 Cards ln the d1str1ct tou1nament The Cats lost the1r f1rst two games to Coldwate1 57 43 and N1les 54 45 lhck Verhuel led the way at the hoop for the locals Then the Cats started a four game wmmng stleak They edged Buchanan .JO 48 vslth a balanced sco11ng threat and then bumped Sturg1s 38 52 before Chrlst mas State Hlgh fell before the locals 52 38 and then South Haven upset us 50 47 ln a thrlller The next week St Joe tr1pped us 39 37 1n another th111ler Nnles was undefeated at thls po1nt and they rema1ned that way w1th a 75 44 wln desplte Rog Mxtchell s 11 pomt effo1t Buchanan was our next x1ct1m 54 49 w1th B111 Baum h1tt1ng for 19 po1nts Dowaglac fell ol 31 as Ihck Verhuel galneled 17 counters Sturg1s upset us 59 48 hele although Je1ry Luzade1 hut for 18 po1nts State H1gh fell for the second t1me 28 25 m a lows sco11ng game at Western gym Three Rner then set an all t1me scor1ng record when South Haven fell 64 45 B111 Baum had 19 po1nts and lhck Verhuel had 18 The next game wa agam .1 thr1lle1 as St Joseph edged us '7 36 The Cats f1n1shed the1r conference season 1n thud place w1th sexen w1ns and fue losses The Cats drew monstrou Coldwater 1n the toul nament and were def1n1te underdog The fnst quarter Coldwater crept up ID the th1rd canto and we were only ahead 30 28 at the quarter However Coldwater went ahead 37 36 w1th two mlnutes left Two local baskets and th1ee Coldwater po1nts tled lt up 40 40 Wlth 18 seconds to go Baum mlssed a f1ee throw and Three RIVCFS got the ball out of bounds Jerry M1tche11 a fleshman Just up from the TSSQIVCS won the game w1th a push shot Just ahead of the gun B111 Baum had 19 po1nts wh1le Jer1y Luzade1 played a mag711f1cent game off the boards We met Sturg1s ln the d1tr1ct fmals and thev WSIS truly hot ' They beat us .14 43 as Rog M1tCh911 garnered 11 but we left w1th the satlsfactlon of el1m1nat1ng Coldwater Coach Neutzel used Baum and Ve1huel at center and Mltchell Luzader and Sangalh at the gualds Cregio played a lot of ball at center as d1d Rexck at fo1 war Thlee 1eco1ds we1e set th1s yea1 The eason all t1me record of 788 po1nts was way above any prex lou effort The aforement1oned s1ngle game 1ecord of 64 and Dlck Velhuel s legular season s 9ff0lt of 157 were 170 p0lhtS B111 Baum w1th 1o9 and Rog Mltchell vuth b Coach Neutzel gaxe out letters to the followmg oys Senlols B111 Crego V1 alt Re1ck Rodney Olds B111 Baum and Rogex Mltchell Jun1or J1m Pauh Don Palmel Jerry Sangalh Carl Trump Jerry Luzader and Illck Velhuel ended ln a 6 6 t1e and the Cats led 20 14 at the half Je1 ry Lott recened the managers award FINAL BIG SEVEN STANDINGS Nlles St Joseph Three R1ve1 South Haxen 48 State Hlgh Buchanan Dowag1ac Firs uw: 1 ,' Ol s, 1i'l1 ' '11, of r , . ' 2 , 'Q ', 'm ,' ' I, .' ' 1 nw: M: ' ,' -'J . jerry . 4 ', 1 , ' ', ' ' ' , J ' ' '1 ', ' 1 , . . . . . , . - I - - - K . 1 - 1 a . I . S , . . . U .' N 1 , , : - , . 1 ' ' ' . ' ' ' l ' , . u H ' ' , . . 7 . 1 ' V , . . ' -1 . - ' , y , i . . . i ' . . . r - .- .' 1 . . .- . . 1 I 5 ' , . -I , ' - . u 1 r - r ' 1 - ' I ,. -I Y . l I , . . 1 J ' 9 ' ' . Q . ' A ',. -: - , . I . - ' .I . . n Q . Y . A ' ' ,Q - I ' . . '- . ' ' . V. 1 , . - , . . u - . I v 4 Q. S ' . . s ' L. , . . . . ' - , ' , ' ' 1 I . ' . I . , 1 . . - - ,- - , the other record smashers. llick ended the season with 7 7 ' ' ' T ' v' .' 7 . ' v 4 7 Y ' - - , 5 ' S 147. . I S ' ' ' ' . : ' , :1 ' . . y l . , . . . . . 1 . . n - - . , , , . . . 1 . . x - ' 5: . .1 .1 V ' I .1 1 ' 5 1 I ' - . l . . Q . h t , , . . - . s ' - . . . , I ' . . .................................. 12 0 ' .........................,..... 5 7 . n ...... . ......................... 8 4 . . . . .......................... . . . 4 8 's ............................,. 7 5 . . . ........................... . . 2 10 ' ............................. 6 6 RESERVE BASKETBALL 1- rt rfw Inn Roberts Lronel XX alker Ramor la no Jerry lllord Gerrge Carter Jerry Nhtchell Loach Blank. Second row Manager Jerry Lott Russel Breyfogle Duck Shutes Frrtz Hagerman Eugene Mar rn Frank Meyers .Terry Hagen buch 'tierle Armstrong The 1949 19J0 reserve cage team may be termed the Whrz Krds A lrneup that was strongly pre dommated by freshmen whrzzed through therr slate wrth 13 wrns and 2 defeats Coach Ed Blank who frnrshed hrs fourth season now have an envrable 44 16 record And hrs krd Chrrstmas the krttens had a let down and they lost a parr of games one to Sturgls and one to Dowagrac But asrde from thrs they went undefeated and presented Coach Blank wrth hrs frrst undrsputed conference crown The krttens entered the frnal week tred for the conference lead wrth St Joseph The Krts overcame a 33 21 thrrd quarter defrcrt and went on to wrn 50 42 for the hxghlrght of the year Jerry Mrtchell the freshman sensatron set a new school scormg record by dumprng rn 192 pomts rn 15 games George Carter Raymond Lasco Lronel Walker and Gerald Blood constrtuted the lrneup most of the year wrth .Terrv Hagenbuch seerng plenty of actlon The 1 ecord Three Three Three Three Three Three Three Three Three Three Three Three Three Three Rrvefr s Rrvers Rrvers Rrvers Rrvers Rrvers Rrvers Rrvers Rrvers Rrvers Rrvers Rrvers Rrvers Rrx ers Coldwater Nrles Buchanan Sturgrs Doxsagrac State Hrgh South Haven Nrles Buchanan Dowagrac Sturgrs State Hrgh South Haven St Joseph J The followmg boys recerved letters Jerry Mrtchell Jerry Hagenbuch Gerald Blood George Carter Ray mond Lasco Lronel VK alker Frank Meyers Frltz Hagerman Drck Shutes Jrm Robert Russel Breyfogle Eugene Marwm Brll VX alters and Merrrll Armstrong 1 rs 1': 7, ' , 1 .'s', 1' 1 , r 1 4, 1 A' ' ' - - F - , ' ' ' ' - ' ........ 37 ........... 36 H ' ' . ' - ' ........ 31 ' ................ 30 ' ' - ' f ' ........ 45 ........... 34 ' ' . ' . ........ 23 ' .............. 33 . . . ' ' ' : ........ 40 f ' ........... 46 . ' . . j ' ' ' ........ 48 ' .......... 19 , ' ' 5 ' ' . ........ 38 ........ 25 mrssed an undefeated season by a week. Just before Three Rivers ..'.'... 47 St' Joseph fovertimey 46 , H, ' ' ........ 44 ' .1 ................ 4:' . . ' . ' ' ' ........ 44 ........... 29 ' . . . - ' ........ 59 ' ............ 44 H , H , - ' ........ 43 ' ............. 31 , ' . ' ' ' ...,.... 39 ' ......,... 21 . . '. . ' ' ' ' ........ 49 ........ 33 -' I ' I I' ' ' 'f ' ........ 50 . ........... 42 I fr. I P Q 1 - gn s cf! A K .., Q-nf fffffi f Us 5 S ! Q? if 'o 5 45 M 1 ij J' N Q QW .S .Qi,, Y to or GOLF 1 N R The 1949 version of the d1VOt diggers of Three Rivers may not have been the most suc cessful one from the standpomt of wins and losses but nevertheless they had a good year The team was hit hard by graduatlon and lost letter wmners John Wlttenberg, Pete Dlckle, and Bob Roush. Another semor, Leo Handley, who also played on the team but not enough to win him a letter, was lost by gradua tlon. Other letter winners included Captain Bruno Masnari and Roger Mitchell, Juniors, and Reggle Wright, a freshman. The squad lost the first match to Dow agxac, 11 1, with Roger Mltchell D1CklI1g up the lone local point. The club looked better the fol lowing week but lost to Buchanan 6Mg to 5M2. Next week the locals swamped Nlles 12 0 Masnarl, Wittenberg, Wright, and Dlckie pro- vided the wmnlng combination. They made lt two in a row a week later when they took St. Joe down the l1ne, 10 2. Bruno Masnarl took scoring honors wlth three points Dowaglac turned it on the next week and beat us 12 0 Buchanan beat us for the second time 'YMZ 41f2, as Roush acquired 21f2 polnts. St Joseph beat us 12 0 to avenge an earl ier defeat. However, we closed the regular playing season with our second w1n over a discouraged Niles quartet with a 9 3 win. Pete DlCk16 took the scoring medal with three points. The conference meet came the following week and we took fifth place with a 355 Dow aglac was the victor with an excellent 329. The senlors .took their trip at the time of the Regionals and lt proved to be our downfall. We took last place although a game bunch of underclassmen tried to win this meet. Mel Carrler agam took over the reins as coach and said that things should look better 1n a couple of years. 51 Q, g., ' Reginald NVright, Coach .lel Carrier, Bob oush, Bruno Masnari, John, VVittenberg, Pete Dickie, Leo Handley, Roger Mitchell, Jim auli. r 9 ' - . TRACK wif Fxrst row John Waddell AI Johnson let Sangalh lzlwm Ruggles John iarland Second row Ted Babcock Perry Ballon Jcrrs Lott jnm Bernhard! Ted Daniels Third row Coach Babula Bull Crego Tuff Thompson Steve Black Jerry Luzader Delmar YVood The 1949 verslon of the Three Rivers thlnclads under the able coachmg of John Babula was a great lmprovement over the other squads of recent years Led by captam Pete Sangalll Stanley Tuff Thompson Elwm Raggles Les Buchan Perry Ballet Ted Babcock and other members of the class of 1949 the locals won two duals and one trlangular meet Other letter wmners were Jerry Lott Blll Crego Al Johnson Jerry Luzader John Waddell and Bugs Garland The Cats took thlrd at Conference thlrd at regmonal and plcked up 8 pomts at the state meet Capt Sangalh and Tuff mg honors for the year Thompson took scor Coach Babula had slx letter wmners on hand for the 1950 squad 52 The results Nxles 78 2X3 Three Rners 30 113 Three Rxvers 5612, Sturgls o0V N1les 67 Three Rners 541!2 Buchanan 1495 Three Rlvers 5812 Battle Creek Lakevlew 0015 Three Rlvers 07 State Hlgh 03 Dowagxac 29 Three Rlvers tled for thxrd at the conference wlth State High wlth 2714 Three Rlwers took thlrd at the Reglonal with 22 points This meet was won bw Niles and Allegan was second At the State meet Ruggles txed for second 1n the hlgh Jump whlle Thompson t1ed fo1 thlrd ln the pole nault A. 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A69 Lv .TuuE1, 5'U I0 .s 0 A 'JY I Afoara Sour-H fnsr QND hh-.sr A ANNUAL STAFF 'ES' Rebecca Stutesman Boyd Hartman Ruth Wahlstrom Fdltol Buamess Manager Subscrxptlon Mgr Jacqueline DeLong Anne LeMense Mlss Anderson Asst Editor ACtlVlt16S Edltor Advlsor in Lldla DalI'onte Typlst Bull Baum Nlary harstetter Sports Edxtol Chronologlst 56 Martha Ann Lott Editor Mary Elizabeth Smith Graphlc Edltor Mary Jo McCullough Literary Editor X Raymond Flfer Assxstant Typxst ,-gdb' ,' . . . . . . . Art . . . 9 all - 4' . h1. f X 4. ,, ENGINEERS Leslie E Anderson And INDUSTRI-'IL COL RSE A lrlle farm uell 11 led A lzfrle barn u.elI fnlled ne me Gzte me Gn,e m Manta Bernhardt Mart COLLEGE PREPARATORY A llheable gl u.1Ih G hkeable may Girl Reserves 3 4 Douglas Babcock Doug GENERAL COLRSE Iheres mzschu-I nn those eyes Nanny 4 In ustr1aI'Arts I oo all I ntramural .af f-4. Jack Bonebnght Shm INDUSTRIAL COURSE A truly modes! fellow Wllllam C Baum B1 COLLEGE PREPARATORY One uho the ladder of fame u.1lI mount He has eterglhmg lhat counrs Junior Reflector 3 lEd1lorj Annual Staff Typing Certxfxcnle '5 Narsxty 4 Football I asketball I Jumor Play Henrietta L Berg Hank GENERAL COLRSE -l .Londerful gal full of un 'lluays mre to euergone Gxr Reserxes 3 4 H H Glrls Sports I Rlchard A Boyer 'D1cIt INDUSTRIAL COURSE Hurdly a rare seldom a usrnal Arms 1 7 WON!! Y 3 He never seems Io hate to hurry rack 2 3 ramurall Z 3 Norma J Bradford Blondie GENERAL COURSE Wuh a rrou,n of gold upon her head And eyes of deepest blue She has a charmrng manner And proves u Inend most lrue Gnrl Reserves 3 4 Glrl Sports I Rosemary Kaaren Berger Bergxe COLLEGE PREP-XRXTORY Xkrth Honor s mc Io be natura ll fer- you rc na um Ig rxce Junxor Refl :tor 'l Prom Chsnrman 3 Typmg Certnfcnte lute presrdenr I Secretary 3 Gxrl R ses 3 S Jumor Play Senlor I ny Betty Lou Brooks Bee COMVIERCIAL COURSE -I pleasure to hnou. er nr Reserxes 3 Gr Sports Z 3 57 U ',, 44 Q1 u 'nn ss H V y , . . , - - - v 4. - vv G 1 : - J If ' I j - ' ' lr E 1 ef' d -2-I - A I ' - ' :1 Fw ,z,1,+ us. 1, 3,4 C I 1, 3, 4 J. . 5. 1 - Bind 1. 1 ' 'I F- -5- 2- 3- 4 ' ' 3 B . 2, 1. 4 - EW, .4 D. . 2. 3, 4 J. IPI. S, 1 ' JA . 1 ' I sf' 1 I I I I , I -5 I el' ' ' 9' ,, tj ' 9 , 5 .- wx.. -2 1 ' ' :V tml? u yn u ' rv ' . U I' U u H ' ' . ' ' GI 1 4 1 Ind , .., 3. 4 ' 1 ' ' . ' , Hi- D 4 H v , 1 I . T . .' 4 I ln! , . . 4 V ENGINEERS Janet Breece f-ned GENLRAI. COURSE heart of gold. ' l'. H. A. l. 3, 4 1Src y 3, -tj Anna Marie Breyfogle l'ammie COLLEGE PRlil .-XRATORY fwith Highest Honor For with her fun. good sense. and unfailrng cheer. She won our lore fur all the years. Junior Rcllcctor 3 Typing Certificate 3 Treasurer 3 Girl Reserves 3. -4 Trcas 4 D. S. Z, 3, 4 r Sports l Junior Play Honor Scholarshp l rchcstra l Band lollics 4 CN Norma Jean Caeeelman GLNIRAI COURSI arltit u b u to br rrrugmled Typing Ccrtillcntc 3 H 58 Lorraine Clausen lOMK'lERflAl KOLRSI' frralrrt pleasure in te tr uoung In pink Certtfiutt t llcsctus Robert Burns Bohemian Bob' COLLEGE PREPARATORY Truly a srholur, an uthlclr. and tx man. Typing Lertnltate 3 Vice president 4 Hi-Y Z. 3 Varsity l. Z. J. 4 lllresident 4j J. H. S. l Football I, Z. 3. 4 Basketball 1 Track l. 1. 4 Junior Play bcmor l Orchestra l nd l ct prc lint William R Crego Bealt COLLIGL PRLPARATORY -l qui I nun ut quilt man arsity l ootba .isketball l rack Walter Byers Naomi Case W'00dy Nonie COLLEGE PREPARATORY COLLEGE PREPARATORY An angel when asleep. but She rs gentle, shi- ls shy' sormhow we cannot But theres mtsthief tn her prow rt.' eyes. Intramural 1, 4 Typing Certnlcate 3 J. H. S. l F. H. A. 4 O 7 3 rchestra -. In.:-n Corwin Crose Corky LOlLLGl PRFPARATORX an b strtoux ran e 959 'Uuags a good fellow tu-rgday lrom Lhalrman 3 President rslly 3 llrice president 4? ootball l n ramural I B nd I Lldla T DalPonte t Her merry music gladdens the ueary heart Junior Reflector 3 Annual Staff Typing lrrtnlcate 3 Gr Rescues 3 4 5 15: nd P llics l . ' 'lay Gil , 1, 3 2 3 . ' tsl , 2. 3, 4 O V- 4Z4'zv-413-4 un- nt- EJ , .. V ' 5' 6.4 ' A ...yt . .5 N- .. Q V , xxx ' kk A A I ' L 1 16 YY 0 lt 7, OAI-d'd9,. ..Casy,, ' ' - U If g : H . if . ' COMMERCIAL COURSE i TY 'r J 3 . r-I 1 r--b -rt L t' ' f- b ' An wh is ti ml Carl ' l. 4 Y , 2 3 4 1 . ' .. V Q te HA.: , HLLZI4 ,. I kk ' B . Z. 3, 4 ' 4 F -A-2 't 1,s,+ z wt V. Va , 4 D. '. 2, 3, 4 'c'y lj ' J. H. S l li . 1, 3, 4 Ba 'o ' , 4 lt , 2, 3. 4 rl I. ENGINEERS Theodore Daniels ltfredli INDUSTRIAL COURSE ll'har' ,No girls in heaven' Then leave me here. 'arsity -. . Industrial Arts -. rack -, Intramural ... . ':.-we cd 'S' Joyce Earl 0Y KIFNERAI COLRSF Vodesl demure get full ol un Gr Resenes3 4 D S Jacqueline Joyce DeLong Jackie COLLEGE PREPARATORY +XX'i1h Highest Honor She is intellectual and refined. Hath brazrs and beauty combxnedf Junior' Reflector 3 Annual Staff r Reserves 3 Honor S'holarship I anish Club QPresident -U '1 Eddie Evans Sketter GFNl:RAL LOLRSF A good sort and a good sport arsity 2 ustrial Arts Z 3 ootball Basketball 2 .3 rack 2 ntramural 2 Dolores A. Detwiler Dee COLLLQJIE I'RIiP:XRATORY ' .Somelimt-s gludf- sometimes sail. Sometimes mzxrhiccous, but nwer bad. ' .lunior Reflector 3 Typing Certificate 'r Reserves , Soanish Llub 4 Girl Sports I K' .a ,f Raymond Roy Fifer Ray COLI TGI PREPARATORY Uusrc music tctrguhere Junior Reflector 3 Annual Staff Typing Certificate Treasurer Y ustrial Arts I 2 Junior Play Senior Play nd l tPrcsident 4j Dance Band 3 4 Dwight Milton Donmyer t,OI.LI.iil PRI PARATORY 'I-irsr rfiimn lu Katzmjammcr kids. Spanish Llub 3, 4 n ramural I. I.. . Senior Play Band l, L. . tSecretary -ij Band I'o lies 4 Jo Ann Doremus .Ioannie fOl.l,lgCil, l'Rl.l AR.-XTORY 'Sha learned to say Luth her cycsahar others :caste time puffing into words, Tvpzng Certificate ' Gr Reserves 3. 4 Spanish Club 4 Girl Sports I Junior ll y Band Follies 4 Joyce Ford Kitten C Ol I I L I PRI PARATORY llmays dots her part ruth a milling heart Junior Reflector 3 Gtr Reserves 3 4 ir Sports l Constance R Forehey Connie C I PC I RIP XR-XTORY XXith Honor A cheerful smile and dimples rleep Shiite us the thurm of lhls gal so su.eel luniur Rtflcttor 3 Typing Certificate 3 ir Reserves 3 S anish Llub l -l lunior Pl v ll romptcr Senior Play ll rompttrj Oxford lligh School I Z Oxford Indiana 59 X 1 3 4 c I t 7 3 4 J 7 3 il T -, 3 1 4 D S 7 3 4 1 3 4 Gil 3 4 J H 5 I D S 3 4 l Gil , 4 in t . Z, 3, 4 ' Sp ' 3. 4 , , k ,X wi fr, . f - 4 , Xb- 2 VV 16, , X i, ' I I N .Q Q, M , . i , I it 7 1 HJ vv u ar u vs H ' ' , -U 4 ,gg : 5 Ol,,,i1PQf . il r , V ' , 3, 4 I 1 I Y' . . 1, 1 ind . . 4 3 1 - ' , ,, F 1, 3, 4 2 D. S.. z, 4 . , H.. 1. 3 GI Q , 2. 3 - I ' . , 3, 4 4 I , 3 1 4 Ind. V 0.1 , U 4 . P I Ba ,.z. 3, 4 -I , at ,' v 7 ENGINEERS Betty Louise Fosdick Muriel Mary Fritsche Fuzzy uFl'ltZn COMMLRCIAL COURSE 1 0MMERClAL COURSE bond natur cmqunrs all lb mark of u drdmllvd Junior Reflector 3 md! Typlng Lcrtxhcuc 3 GY RYSHHPS 3 Grr Rssrnes 3 4 nr Sports 3 Gloria Lee Gearhart uLee!! CQOMMERCIAI COURSE 'lx an urns! shr does excel alnl vnu ills mnrh he s xl Hrr arm ln llfr rlhl uho ran toll Q r Reaenes 3 xr Sports l Joan Gearhart HJC!! CONIMYRCIKI COURSE 'l poppy utuuoux good narurrd pcfson Junxor Reflector 3 Typing Certrflcatc 3 Gul Reserves 3 -l nr Sports l Z fprzsldenl 41 Glen Glessner, Jr. KNDUSTRIAL COURSE Happy am lffrom care lm ff? llhy aren I Ihcy all contented lyke m .lunror Reflector 3 Hr Y 4 In usmal Arts l Football l ramural l 2 nd l ncz Band l Z .ca rear Q -,w-. Robert Lee Gottschalk Norman Hass Norm INDUSIRIAI COURSl fOLLlCl l'RLPARA'lORX A hm lellou, and u lo lrrcnd lo his friends young nusurtr Spnnnsh Club 4 lSecrct.1ry 41 lntrmmural 4 Senior ll y 60 Ralph Hackenberg Hack INDLSTRIAI COURSE Ltrrylhang u.rll come rl a man only ualts Joyce Hames Shorty GEINLRAI COURSE .Sludylng hurls ny 1 ex Gr Sports l Lnrl Rcsznrs Janet Hansen Hannle COLLEGE. PREPARATORY Slnrtly a loguc gal Vucc president Z Lnr Rurvcs 3 4 Spamsh K lub l Junior Play l Band Follrcs l Q . v , . A y . , , . . , . ' . . l . ' ! S . ,. ' L A A . i 1 V hir so -rn. ' x I A . ff -I a Y . j c . 5 -, G l ' , 4 ' - 1 - G51 ' .4 Gl ,.3.4 4 1'3 C' I ' Z lnr , , 3, 4 Ba . 2. 3, 4 Da , , 3, 4 f 1 l ' w - - AA 1-fa A I , R ffl. , , 4 1-fini. f' . ' 153459 ' -?':?.f1fS 1 Ei- '- 'l J ' lfg:lgQg.4 fQ' ,, :gs-sg L , g ' ll-I C !, Al ,I 11 !7 to I7 it ' Y, - ' Oh,' ll s l7n'lIL'l'l7 be ' ' ' 1 'y . ' . . ' ' 1 l Q ' ' ' 'l' ' ' l K' ' 3 l e . Q lx ll. A. 3 IJ, S Z, 3. 4 4. H. s V1 Q A ' .1 ' I ENGINEERS Boyd Hartman nllarryn LOLLEGE PREPARATORY +VJtth Honor Ambition ts his mrdrlle namef Junior Reflector 3 Annual Staff Prom Chairman 3 President 4 Hi-Y 3. 4 fTreasurer 41 Varsity 4 Spanish Club Football 3 BasIteLball I Intramural I S ntor Play 4 Manager Football 4 Louise Jane Hendricks Louie COMMERCIAL COURSE Jolly and full oi pep rs she. Her middle name is t:IL'actly. Junior Reflector 3 Typing Certificate 3 Girl Reserves 3, 4 D. S. Z, 3 J. H. S. I Girl Sports 2. 3 Senior Play 4 Kenneth Houldsworth Jr COLLEGE: PRI PARATORY fhe girls just u.onl lean.: me alone Intramural 4 Senior Play 4 Janet Hughey GENILRAL COURSE cheery smtle and a good htarr Typing Certificate 'I Eugene Henry liGeneY! COLLIEGE PREPARATORY Srh0ol ts a good thing- bul le! s not orerdo Ill Intramural I. 2, 3. 4 Gilbert Jackson, Jr I ol bold 0 nor tall Bu! a happy medium of them all Industrial Arts shy nor short Martha Gene Hoak Hoakie Comxteacmt. COURSE Best bu every tes! ' Tvptng Certificate l Girl Reserves 4 D. S, 3 J. H S. Z Mar1orie Ellen Kaiser Marge H r m nmr as tunntn as her smile T ping Certtftcat I G r Rccsttcs I 4 S Gr Sports I Joyce Jaacks Hobart uae., COLLEGE PREPARATORY My mind is always on my ll'-- Of teeddmg balls ami changing my name. Junior Reflector I Typing Certificate 3 Girl Reserves 3, 4 D. S. Z, 3. 4 J. H. S I Mary Karstetter Lou tct PREPARATORY As u rludent you shtne As a friend you are fmc Junior Reflector 3 Annual Staff Prom Chairman 3 Typing Certtfttatt' 3 r Reserves 3 fVtce president r Sports 7 Treasurer 33 Honor Scholarship I 2 Band Follies 4 61 4 . . 2 I . 3, 4 I Al M ' .I .1 ' 1 perl , , .wh I Q A I : uG-In ' at ar L - .213 - 4-Keno ' A fU 'S' 9 Uh INDUSTRIAL cioutzss GENERAL czourzsz TWIN' Hom' . Z E , N r c' a ' is ' ' g A - t 1 - . . ' 1.2.3.4 D..x,+ . ..- J.i:+s.z Cul V V4 . U on ., 3, 4 C ENGINEERS Donna Jean Kauffman .-Tizn GENERAL COURSE Mfllwuya smiling. m-vcr glumf .Shes u rhccrful, happy rhum. ' Junior Reflector Staff 3 Girl Reserves 3 D. S. 3 J. H S. l. 1 Girl Sports l. 1 fi Allen I Knew els Sandy C O l l Gl l'Rl PAK 'XTORX l mln an lu hr us li only n s irlul onus: an nl xpirial mnuslonx an run 62 Marllee Kerr LOMMERC IAL rfxxlllh Honor She has u mule :har would knock Ihr' blurs our of any sky. ' Junior Rcflecror Smff 3 Typing Ccruficare 3 Girl Reserves 3. 4 Girl Sports l, 2 Honor Scholarship l. 2 Barbara Lang Barb lOl l l Lil PRI PARATGRX r Jrali u L hrahasr rulrhcr Junior Rallulor I lyping Lcrulncare 3 ir e r If Bulls uri S i Sec grim l Arden Keyes COLLEGL PREPARATORY The kind of a gurl we would lrkc lo have more of. Junior Reflector Staff 3 Typing Certificate 3 Girl Reserves 3, 4 D. S. 3. 4 Girl Sports 1 Anne Le Nlense Annie QOI l l lil PRI PKRATORX With High Honor Hu uulmzpluhnnnla uri muvu I r una mig nu u in she svn or u ull- l .luyl .N fllllf J Annual Staff 4 rom Khnrman vi e I anish Q ub lunmr Senior Honor S holurship lloohsl r lrbrarx .1 f X l resident! Mary Jane Klear COLLEGE PREPARATORY -V-'ith Honor Seeking diligently after hnouqledgef D. S 3. 4 F. I l. A. Z Honor Scholarship 3, 4 Gerald Fairchild Lott J r Ham COLI l-GF PRI PARRTORX uur a i fir lu Junior Reflector Slaff 3 'lyping Lerlxfieale 3 X rsiu l A 4 lSong lea 4 oorball l Bash lball 4 lNl.in.iger .uk Band follies 4 Vlarzie Klingel Klink COLLEGE PREPARATORY fWixh Honor A winning way. a friendly smile. In all a girl u.'ho's really worrh while. Junior Reflecror Staff 3 Prom Chairman 3 Typing Ccruricare 3 Girl Reserves 3. 4 Girl Sports l. Z Honor Scholarship l. Z Martha Ann Lott MPIDKIC 101 llfGF PRLPARATORY Ihough sh. ii lrule and not L ry ful Vo cant elp liking her best of all Junior Rrlleclor Sal 3 r Rzseri es 3 ir Sports I Nyack High School ,. i , gf p, J X Q fw- .4 3 i. .. ' .. .. H .. - .1 - - H . , . .I 4 A V -qi it , - -VZ. it , U yy 4 --.-Y I V ' ' u 0 HHH 1 r' ul ' Q Q , H ' 'P' - N J wh - ' ' V ' ' ' A ' Ill 1.41 mi- ld ml 1 .' vlh 7' ' ' ' ' ,, 'f 4 ' my hu- li-n. .. V. I' ' .ind 'h- - L il R's'rvm 3, 4 up , I . ah- all 1 urs A f - K l l D. S 1, H, 4 11 nr:-,-yh HI- f 3 4 Annull 51-iff 4 J H. 5 1 .lu R.-mlm si fl H Va ,' 4 gllg X - 4 I3 H. A. J , - ' , 5- - 'UI SK I P R K H. . 2, 3 d rl J: H' S- I lub A' .K.ll 1, 3, 4 il Vg ng leilitienl' 'S 4, ' I J Cvll 1. ' V 1 3b lnl lin-rxax l, 4 Tr I 7 3' 4 ' - l- Z lvl.. N d'nr -wp J ll N 1 jf' ' Sp l l, 4 . l'l.1v 3 .' l'l.ix' 4 .r l. 2, 3, 4 .if -4 ' Sr f Z l 'nr 3 ' Ralph Lovejoy Lefty INDUSTRIAL COURSE My .tplrtts are alu.ays htgh Typmg Certnftcate 4 nstrxal Arts I 2 nramural I 2 7 Dean Meyers Elghtball COLLEGE PRLPARATORY lm not a ladtes man but a lady s man Football I 2 ntramural l ENGINEERS Mary .Io McCullough COLLEGE PREPARATORY NVrth Honor Ilhereuer she fmds rsell tn ltfe shell e along Jumor Reflector 3 Annual Staff Curl Reserwes CPresudent 43 Gxrl Sports 3 Cheerleader 3 .Iuntor Play 3 Myreta Mllks Mert COLIPGI- PREPARATORY Pure her heart hxgh hor alms .Iumor Reflector 3 Typmg Ceruftcate 3 Gr Reserxes 3 4 Spantsh Club 3 4 tr Sports Marilyn Irene McKee Nllckle CONINIERCIAI. COLRSE Stceetnexs and personnlrtg u.hat u patr Junxor Reflector 3 Typmg Cerufxcate 3 Gtr Reserves3 4 S fVne prestdent 43 tr Sports I lVrce presudent Z ery Bonme Vtvtan Mader Bon COMMERCIAL COLRSE Thoughtts deeper than all u.ords Junror Reflector 3 Typtng Certlllcate 3 Gr Reserxes 3 4 Gtrl Sports I Orchestra Patrtcla L Muller Pat COIIEGE PREPARATORY rst rn wtt itr un st tn thc hearts o CLffyOY7C Jumor Reflector 3 Typrng Ceruflcat 3 Cnr Reserxes 3 4 S fPrestdent 41 Spanish Club 4 Gtrl Sports I Richard Miller Dlck COILEGF PREPARATORY He mould stop Sl Peter s rol to ask u qutstton Y 3 ustrnal Arts Z 3 Spamsh Club 3 4 Senior Play 4 Bruno Masnarl Able COLLEGE PREPAR-XTORY Lfe ts I092 work and 90470 fun arstty I Football I Intramural of I Roger Mitchell Mitch COLIEGE PREPARATORY I e :rs the gurls t e mt' uhal could be better arrangement Typmg Certxfxcate 3 rsxty 2 Football I 4 asketbnll I Z Track Z 3 Band Follres 4 63 ll Y! MJD!! CIA ' ' 71 A KC 97 66 ' if HA l ww V H .1 . I H . . M I l . ' he ' ' g r ' ' ' v ' ,' 2. 3, 4 Ind . .3. 4 ' ' V . Z. 3. 4 I I . , 3. 4 ' 'I , tl ' . 2, 3. 4 D. .. Z. 3. 4 F. H. A. I GI . 1. 3, 4 . - 3' 4 . . . G' I , Z. 3. 4 I. Z. 3 , .I 4 . J . 4 IS 31 ' J. H. S. I f 'V z f- , ' A ,I ff Q . ' 1' I f A , I x ti, A I1 I Y , , Aj f -1 Cl ' ll it Y! Ll 91 . LI ' YP CL ' A 11 , 'I I I I ' -- Fr I A , st in f , 3 ' 1 t . I llqkc h 9 lf ' J hr f I ' ' lk f- ' a . ' ' . ' Ha- , 4 . E E J ' I . Z, 4 ' ' ' Ind ' V . 4 nl ' . c , Va ' . 3. 4 v . I I ' . ' ' . G'l 2. 3, 4 ' D. . 2. 3. -I B , , 3, 4 J. H. S. I Golf , 4 . 2. 3 Nancy Lee Monroe Nan GENERAL COURSI' On: rn a mrllron Typxng Certxfucate 3 ENGINEERS Donna Moore Peachle GENERAL COLRSE A swell gal so full of lun Aluayx mce to ueryone Typlng Cern :cate 3 Curl Reserves 3 4 Curl Sports 3 4 Mary Lee Moyer COLLEGE PRLPARATORY Beauty pleasu all c-yes su.:-rlness :harms the soul 'Iypmg Cerulrcale 3 Gnr Reserves 3 4 Rodney Olds Shoulder s COLI LGI PRYPARATORY Broad ar Ihr shoulders ullh muscles and cunslrlulon ol fron Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Lakcuew 1 h Battle Cr k Mtch 64 Alan Peterson Pete INDUSTRIAL COURSE An arhlele and a mrghly one He plays unlrl Ihr game uon arslty In unnal Arts I 2 3 4 1Vnce presudent 41 Football 2 3 4 ramurall 2 Nancy L. Prowse Nan COMMERCIAL COURSE Charming m manner wlnnmg m her way Curl Reserve: 4 Senior Ilay 4 Fremont Mch I Kalamazoo Much Z Iron IN J Iaxt Syracuse NY 3 Janet Musser all COLLEGE PREPRRKTORY Pretty and Sure! uhat a rombmanon Junior Reflector 3 Gul Reserves 3 4 Spanish Club Z 3 Lnbrary Staff 2 Honore Laura Reardon Homer COMMI.-.RCIAI COLRSE Her may: arc- xu.eel ber :mule dnune We canl dexcrrbe her fur! rn rhyme Typnng Cernlncate 3 Cnr Reserves 3 4 Curl Sports I Turlock Unnon Hugh Turlock Cahl Barbara Jean Nelson Barb COMMERCIAL COURSE With Honor To hnou her ls lo judge her highly Jumor Relleclor 3 Typing Certlfl ate Treasurer 4 Curl Reserves 3 4 Girl Sports l Honor Scholarship l James Regan llll INDUSTRIAL LOURSE A mxghly mce fella Football 2 3 T ack 3 4 Intramural 3 4 A tl I7 li ' 7? l MJ 79 nn U! .. , ' D. s. 3. 4 . . - . ' J. H. S. I, 2 ' . . .4 ' . Z. I I , L-,r,,,, .. . Q: -' , K fu 45 I YO ll 19 M N GJ' Y, - .3 -i 3 A ' sa tv ' r A : rs ' ' Xl ,. 'I ' ' L ' . O V ' I. 4 ' ' - - . d ' . . . . n . ., -' ug1.1,3 '- .'. - --' I' . I . ' , . Cl'I , '. . 2. 3 - I Int . ,3. 4 2 . , . - ' .H . 2 ENGINEERS Walter Reick Hoot INDUSTRIAL COURSE With Walt on the basketball floor, Who could ask for anything more. Varsity 3, 4 Basketball l. 2. 3. 4 Darlene Ann Rice Harold Riggs GENERAL COURSE INDUSTRIAL LOURSE A disposition kind and One more good man on earth sweet, is better than an extra angel fl ,roy to all that she may in heaven. meet. 3 Ada Gay Rockwell Rocky COLLEGE PREPARATORL Those u.ho knou, her bert like her best Junior Reflector 3 Typing Certificate 3 Gr Reserves 3 4 S fTreasurer 41 ir Sports l Norman Roush Sllkey COLLEGE PREPARATORY I enfag a 5 day u.eek end instead ofa 5 dag week Y 2 Football l Basketball I ramural 3 Patricia Sass Pa GENERAL LOURSI A girl uith u purp jo to all ir Sports l ose and Janet Riggs ttjanii COLLEGE PREPARATORY lull of pep, always on the fllfl, Never idle, full of fun. Junior Reflector 3 Typing Certificate 3 Girl Reserves 3. 4 D S. 2, 3, 4 J, H. S. l Senior Play 4 Band Follies Don Schall Shanks INDUSTRIAL COURSE och g g tn ocloclz tou.n Y 3 I ramural 2 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Senior Play 4 Band Follies 4 Patricia Ann Roberts stpatii COMMERCIAL COURSE rl lovely gal Luth charm of grace- Pleasmg uqags and pleasing face, Junior Reflector 3 Girl Reserves 3, 4 Band Follies 4 Shirley Irene Schaub COIVIMERCIAL COURSE With Honor sparkling personality and one of the best Junior Reflector 3 Typing Certificate 3 Girl Reserves 3 4 Girl Sports I Honor Scholirship 2 4 65 fi. Raw' K l I f v 'eh I Qt H n H . ,, at tn ta n 4 I-A . . H U Q ' Z I, od u 1 a 9 Dark hair, dark eyed, ll, ' , . I 'y 1' ' . ' Hi- .3,4 Gl .z,3 H1--4 , . . ns , V ' , i l ' , , ' . D. . z, 3, 4 lm .. . 4 . ' A G'l , 2, 3 ' ' Mary Jean Shawl Jeans COMMERCIAL COURSE Brrghl uml cheerful lo1.1ng un AIu.ays ullh her dulrrs done Typxng Certlfrcate 3 Cnr Reserves 3 4 Junior Play 3 Semor Play 4 Band Follles 4 Rebecca A Stutesman Becky COLIEGL PREPARATORN Wrlh a lu.1nklr rn hu e r :hr amz u hon ul lrlrnds Jumor Reflector Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Typlng irrluhcalr 3 Secretary Gr Renrvex 3 4 H 7 tl'rrs1den anuh Club 3 QTreaxurer 4j Grrl Sports Z Band l-olhes 4 66 ENGINEERS Mary El zabeth Smith Betsy COLLEGE PREPARATORY Wnh Hugh Honor An alr of Innocence Bur oh my Jumor Reflector Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Prom Charrman 3 Typing Ce uflcale Curl Reserses 3 4 H Spanrsh Club 3 4 Junxor Play 3 bemor Play 4 Honor Srholarshnp l Z 3 Bookstore 4 1 rary Staff l 2 fV1ce pres 3 Presxdent Wnllard Tase Wlllle INDUSTRIAL COURSE Women bulher me n usIr1al A ts 2 Standard PREPARATORY u u.elI all I e Martha COLLEGE Docs she nme Bur :har fflfnf Jumor Reflector Staff 3 lygnng Cermfcate bxrl Reserves 3 4 S uux nrurr any bpamsh Club 3 4 Kathryn Louise Tlmm Kate LOMMIIRCIAI LULRS A ,ally sweet pri yum bnm and full ol fun. lypmg Lerufncale 3 lnr Reserves 3 4 D0 S Douglas E Stlteler Roy D COLLEGE PREPARATORY lomorrou. I shall Iurn ra And lhus begun aneu. Bu! some hon never do Y 2 and l Marybelle Stroup Mugglna GENERAL COURSE Krndnexx to do and to 5 Ihr kmdell thmgx un lhe krndrxl uayx Typmg Cernfrcate 3 Betty Jean Tomllnson Jetty Bean COMMERCIAL COURSE Ready Io uork ready IO Pl'-W Ready lo help whomever the may Typing Cerll rrale 3 Curl Reserve: 3 Gr Sporu l Z 1 rary Slaff l Ruth Ulrich Rud GENERAL COURSE fl modexl grll rulh :houghs drop u yy as .rr ' . E ' u .11 41 ' n . - r lk-- - , h . A ' ,. Y . F- ' 7 ' , a -I K I ' H V, T . V I fl .1 ' ,, I 'ju 1 1 Hi, U 3 ' lv . V r 3 D. 4' 2' 3' 4 B , 2, 3. 4 , . f J.. HI. s. 1 - J, I s. 1 ' ' . . .4 Lb , , 3, 4 A . . ' 41 q K. T A ' ' I by if V ' ' 'iff , R, L I u ' ' n ' u n u yn 1- n A -A lv ' E .. , 'Q I, A ' ld 1 Hs, 4 . ' ' f , ' I ' V.: . ' ,, 3 1:11-1 5, rt. 1, 2 I, ' Q 3 1.1, . 2 1l , F. .A. . IJ Sp ' . 4 Robert Lmbenhaur Lmbl INDLSTRIAL COLRSE Healthy lree I e uorld before me .luntor Reflector Staff 3 Frank Ward Drake INDUSTRIAL COURSE ltfe tx to full of n In fact mme has just begun ustrlal Arts I 2 Football 2 3 Intramural 3 4 Band Folnes 4 ENGINEERS Altce Vander Weel COIIFGE PREPARRTORY Wtth Honor Always appearance neatneu Junior Reflector Staff 3 Cr Reserves 3 4 S Honor Scholarship 2 Typing Ceruftcate 4 Luanne Whrte ll COLIEGI. PREPARATORY lxnoun by all a d to all a fnend Jumor Reflector Staff 3 Typtng Certxftcate 3 Gnrl Reserves 3 4 S Spamsh Club 4 Curl Sports 1 Sensor Play 4 Marda Kipp Voorhees au Kltmy COLLEGE PREPARATORY Ninth Hugh Honor A leader rn euerythmg she nes and she tres euer thmg .Iumor Reflector Staff 3 Iyplng Certtltcale 3 Curl Reserves 3 4 S Spanish Club I 3 lr Sports l Juntor Play 3 Sensor Play 4 Honor Scholarshxp I 3 Battle Creek Central High and Follies I '-Z, Ronald Wolfe Ronnle COLLEGE PREPARATORY A man of soltd achteuements Industnal Arts 3 4 and I Maxlne Edna Wagner GENERAL COLRSE Sueetness becomes her Glrl Resenes 3 4 H fTreasurer 31 F Robert Wordelman Sam INIDUSTRIAL COURSE Nothing rx tmposstble usmal Arts l 2 lPrts1dent 43 Wllla Ruth W ahlstrom Rufus COLLEGE PREPARATORY Xknh Honor A blend of all gracct rarnty mdeed Xhth laughter charm and mtelltgence Shes destined to turceed .Iumor Reflector Staff 3 Typmg Certlftcate 3 Nrce presxdent 3 Se retary 1 4 Girl Reserves 3 4l59CfYUYY S 4 l lofllc t eerleader I 2 Band Folltes I A R Ptlgr Terrance F Shlrk Terry COLLEGE PREPARATORY Better late than never Industrial Arts 3 67 at Y 'H 4 and A 1 ' 19 .', A ' ' v v - A 'V I- ' AH so an ..' 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' s 61 -9 f 1'-l CLASS HISTORY Just for fun let s look back and rem1n1sce together whlle some tlme stlll remams Of course we all remember clearly the blg 1m portant day we entered T R Hlgh My' but we thought we were somethmg The odd part about lt was that no one else seemed to reahze we even exlsted We l1ttle rhmles looked up at those upper classmen wlth admlratlon and wonder As rhmles we dldnt do too much ln the way of school act1v1t1es After all we had to adapt ourselves to an entlrely dlfferent school system and make new adjustments such as get tmg to school earller and assoclatmg with more people We were there to learn and learn we 1 Tlme passes very qulckly and before we even had tlme to fully reahze It we once lowly rh1n1es had become green freshmen Durlng our freshman year we sponsored our flrst post game dance whlch was called Frost Frohc and the music was furnlshed by our own hlgh school dance band The Band Follies was held that year and some of our own class talent partlclpated 1n thls event Sev eral of our fellows played on the reserve foot ball and basketball teams The reserve cheer leaders were from our class also Another year sllpped by and the followmg fall we had our lockers moved whlch meant we were sophomores no less By thls txme we had settled down to the routlne of hlgh school lxfe We sponsored a successful post game dance and some of us recexved the prlvllege of serv 1ng at the Jumor Semor Prom Many of our fellow members made names for themselves on the honor roll Our Jumor year began wlth the selllng of refreshments at football games and sponsormg a post game dance Thls year too we plcked out our class rlngs Some of us used our talents m wrltmg the J unlor Reflector wxth Blll Baum as our edltor Under the dlrectlon of Mrs Grlfflths we presented our Jumor play A Date Wlth Judy The hxghhght of our Jumor year was our Jumor Semor Prom The Arablan Nlghts as the theme When the senlors marched out on the as day of school we were sorry to see them go u we were ready to take thelr places At las we were senlorsl Then came 1949 the year we had been Waltlhg for and we were d1gn1f1ed senlors We were looked upon wxth awe by the rh1n1es who seemed to be getting shorter every year In the fall we presented the semor play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay under the dxrectxon of Mlss Comar In January we ordered our cards and announcements Our semester exams came then too and we awak ened to the reahzatxon that there was only one half year of school left for us In May the Jumors put on the prom ln our honor and then came the Jumor Semor P1cn1c a long ant1c1 pated event Thls was our year and we made the most of xt CLASS MOTTO Today decxdes tomorrow CLASS COLORS Maroon and Whlte CLASS FLOWER Whlte Rose 69 , . . , - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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NAME Leslxe E Anderson Douglas Babcock Wlllxam C Baum Henrletta L Berg Rosemary K Berger Marlta Bernhardt Jack Bonebrlght Rxchard Boyer Norma J Bradford Janet Breece Anna Marne Breyfogle Betty L Brooks Robert Burns Walter Byers Naoml Case Lorrame Clausen B111 Crego Corwm Crose L1d1a T Dal Ponte Theodore Danlel Jacquelme DeLong Delores A Detwxler Ilwlght M Donmyer Jo Ann Doremus Joyce Earl Eddxe Evans Raymond R Flfer Joyce Ford Constance R Forshey Betty Fosdlck Murrel M Frltsche '70 KNOW YOUR SENIORS HOBBY Huntlng Runnlng around lletrolt Collectlng barretes Muslc Collectmg odd haped bottles Huntmg and flshlng Huntmg Collectmg records Cookmg Saxlmg swnmmmg tennls Match book covers Muslc Sports Playing the plano Collectmg Deml tasse cups Tmkerxng vslth cars Playmg the plano Roller skatmg Readlng skung Photography Collectmg match covers Collectmg pnctures Sports Drafting IHUSIC Glass dogs plctures and boys Collectlng postcards and meetlng people Roller skatxng Sewlng embroxderlng frxmg my model ammals and roller skating AMBITION To travel To travel to Chma and Alaska Best salesman ln the world Nursery teacher Elementary teacher travel trax el Draftsman To travel Archltect become a model housewlfe become a doctor be a mlllxonalre attend School of Blble and Muslc m Grand Rapxds Working' m Chicago own a garage or station to muslc school become an archxtect travel Wrltxng Beauty Operator To go to Blble School To be a recreatlon worker To be a famous musxclan Nurse and marrlage Government Foreign Service To have a full and happy llfe To work Wlth animals ln some vsay ' .............. 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KNOW YOUR SENIORS PET PEEVE Reckless drlvers Gxrls who wear thelr halr m rags Women drxvers People who start somethlng and wont fmlsh It People who are always trylng to get out of work Concelted people Women Waxtmg for people Grlpmg people Glrls who crack gum Pesslmlsts Locker room pusher People who don t act thelr age People who crack gum Teachers who show partlallty People who aren t neat Teachers Two faced people People who talk constantly Girls People who walk on the wrong slde of the hall Short sklrts Glrls who stand and hang around ln the halls and locker rooms People who dont speak Stuck up people Women who smoke Foollsh girls Guys and gals who crack thelr gum and chew wlth thelr rrouth open People who call me Constance Rae People who gossxp all of the txme People wlfh prejudxces NOTED FOR Hls Black Beauty Loss of his class rmg Hls wxsecracks Her shortnes Her dlets Her quletness Hxs good Manners H15 quletness Blond halr Her red halr For her As Blue eyes Musxcal ablhtles Hls halr Her long haxr Her shyness Hls laugh and nose Hls typmg temper Her smglng Hxs hexght Her serlousness Her rapxd speech Band room vlgxl Her vlvacxousness Frlendly smlle Fleet footedness Horn tootlng Her green sweater For her volce For all her money Her car ALWAYS SEEN Shooting by .Iokmg Behmd the elght ball At the theatre At the lxbrary Vhth Bonme Over to Johnson Ilrlvmg hls car At Hudson s Workmg ln her father Carrymg books With her slster Always argulng Roaming around Playmg the piano In the art room XX rltmg letters Wxth hlgh soclety Wlth Jean IlI'lVlIlg the truck In the pool hall Wlth her sxsters Readlng In the bandroom Always seen At the hospxtal Golng to Marcellus In Kalamazoo At the grange Workmg hard At the bank Skatmg grocery store 71 ' ' LL ri ' . - Y' ' ' ' ................. 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Art work ...................... ................... , Y.. .sn-...esu n , l . .na.un.eun.v.-ns 1 Janet NAME Glorla Gearhart Joan Gearhart Glen Glessner Robert Gottschalk Norman Haas Ralph Joyce Hackenberg Halnes Hansen KNOW YOUR HOBBY Pamtlng Sports and drawmg Huntmg and flshlng Huntlng and f1sh1ng Collectmg records Huntlng Roller skatmg dancmg and a certam boy Records SENIORS AMBITION .Artmst To get a good Job and keep lt Draftmg To travel To travel to Texas To be a success m llfe To be a nurse Boyd Hartman Loulse J Hendrxcks Eugene Henry Martha Hoak Joyce J Hobart Kenneth Houldsworth Janet Hughey Gllbert Jackson Marjorie Kalser Mary Karstetter Donna J Kauffman Marllee Kerr Arden Keyes Mary Jane Kleer Margle Klxngel Allen Knevels Barbara Lang Anne Le Mense Gerald Lott Martha Ann Lott Ralph Lovejoy M J McCullough Marllyn McKee Bonnxe Mader Bruno Masnarx Dean Meyers Myreta Mllks Pat Mlller Rlchard Miller Roger Mltchell Nancy Monroe 72 Sports Loaf Collectmg match folders Playmg plano Cookmg Horses Collectmg match book covers Mechamcs and radlo Roller skatmg Dancmg and sports Havlng fun To lnve to see Notre Dam defeated m football Travelmg Saleswoman To make a mllhon bucks Typist Nurse To be a first class salesman To travel Make lots of money easlly To have a blg wardrobe Travel Commerclal artlst To be real good at some occupatlon Muslc Playmg the pxano Record collectlng Collectmg about everythmg and sports Wrltlng, collectmg kmck knacks Sports contests Plano playmg Fxshmg and bakmg Cookmg Swlmmmg, tennls basketball and drawlng Roller skatm Sports Model alrplanes Photography and roller skatmg Ice skatmg basketball tenms, T R scrap book Sports Collectmg articles To become a nurse To travel Commerclal artlst To be a nurse To travel all over the U S A 011 magnet Mus1c teacher Own my own bakery Be succesful ln whatever I attempt To travel and stay smgle To travel Money Mllllonalre To be a success To be Independent successful and smgle Basketball An mterestmg llfe ' e ' .................. T. R. scrap book ..................... Secretary ...................... KNOW YOUR SENIORS PET PE EVE Blondes People who thmk they are Blg wheels Glrls who don t answer slmple questlons when asked School People who know me but don t speak Mr Blanks tests People who whlsper I hke everyone and everythmg Concelted people Glrls Bxg wheels Stuck up people People who cant make up thelr mmds Dxrty saddle shoes Women People who thmk they are better than anyone else GOSSIPS who spread false rumors People wlth a poor sense of humor Klds who dont speak People who talk about you behmd your back People who crack gum Glrls locker room People who tell thlngs they don t mean and hxllbllly muslc People who stare Boys who are late for dates Women Car skldders VN omen who don t speak M J McCullough Phoebe and concerted boys People who crack thelr gum Teachers Teachers People who break thelr promlses People who have no better amb1t1on m l1fe than to get marrxed Keepmg secrets Stuck up people NOTED FOR Ushermg people lnto he peanut row Athletlc abllltl6S Trlps to Sturgxs Hls huntlng Going to Texas Blonde ha1r Her dalntmess Clothes Long l1st of extra curricular 3CtlVltl9S Year round sun tan Sllck halrdo Her gxggles Domestlc abllxtles Hls women Lxvmg ln Moore Park Red hair Frlendhness Per dancmg Her dlmples Typlng speed Sea scouts For her brams Her name Quletness Trlps to Chlcago Her acting Takmg Home Ec Her red halr temper Hls Tom Trlp to Texas Her neatness Her shyness H1s eyes Hls smgmg Her curly halr Her laugh Has slow talkmg Hls ba ketball Sparklmg eyes ALVS AYS SEEN Drxvlng a Studebaker In the gym In study hall In machme shop Butch halrcut Rldlng w1th Leslle Anderson In the flrst ald room Wlth Tuffy At the head of the class Chewlng gum In the halls Nolsy Nelson Wxth Wayne At the Master Market In Home Ec room Doodlmg Roller skatlng Wlth Bob Ilrawlng DI'lVlI'lg carefully Wrltlng letters Studymg Sunshme daxry NN 1th a book Llbrary In the bookstore Sweeplng Undymg pep Cheermg at the games In Gibson s room At Nlles Roller skating Swlngmg a Golf club xvlth Mary Ellen Dancmg Talklng about Nlles Argumg VS ell dres ed Vhth Junlor V li ' !! . , N . . . . , . .. . . , . . . . , . . - , . .. 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W . , NAME Donna Moore Mary Lee Moyer Janet Musser Barbara Nelson Rodney Olds Alan Peterson Nancy L Prowse Honore Reardon James Regan Walter Relck Darlene A Rlce Harold Rnggs Janet Rnggs Pat Roberts Ada Gay Rockwell Norman Roush Patrlcla Sass Don Schall Shxrley Schaub Terrance Shlrk Mary Elizabeth Smlth Martha Stanard Douglas Stlteler Marybelle Stroup Rebecca Stutesman Wlllard Tase Kathryn Tlmm Betty Jean Tomhnson Ruth Ulrich Robert Umbenhaur Allce VanderWeel Marda Kxpp Voorhees Maxme E Wagner Ruth Wahlstrom Frank Ward Luanne White Ronald Wolf Robert Wordelman 74 KNOW YOUR SENIORS HOBBY Rndmg horses and basketball Keeplng a scrapbook and dancing Collectlng poetry and records Huntmg flshmg and basketball Playmg cards Collectmg forelgn post cards Cards Sports Roller Skatmg Drawmg Drawmg Boys Sports Pocket bxllxards Collectmg pxctures Playmg pool Shoes and skatmg Photography and collectmg postcards Her school scrapbook Musxc and reading Fxlllng my hope chest Collecting plctures Rabblts Wrltmg letters Readmg Workmg and golng places Automoblles Knlttmg Collectmg varxous thlngs Collectmg pxctures and sewmg Muslc Playmg pool Muslc Workmg Meat Cuttmg AMBITION To get a good office Job To be a success To be a teacher Secretary To be a Doctor To SDCCIBIIZC ln alrplane motors To smg wlth Fred Warmgs Pennsylvamans work ln Chxcago or Pasadena Jom the French Forelgn Leglon make money be a machlmst go to Mlchlgan State To be a stenographer Beauty Operator Own a bxlllard emporlum Telegraph operator become a mlllnonalre be a stenographer be an army offlcer travel to Mexlco Sclentlflc research travel keep house travel be a success get a Job become an aCCOUIltant travel tour the U S A work wlth chxld therapy make others happy be a nurse become a doctor Jom the French Forelgn Legxon Occupatlonal Therap1st To be successful Store Manager ' ' ..........To ' ' ' ................... .............................. 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KNOW YOUR SENIORS PET PEEVE Concelted people Catty people Snooty people People who haven t a sense of humor Gxrls who smoke Glrls who can t see where they are golng Moody people People who thmk I am concelted Glrls who wear bluejeans to school Glrls People who talk all the txme People who start somethmg and never flmsh It People who tell secrets ln crowds Nolsy people Days w1thout clgarettes Gxrls who smoke Sad Sacs Boys who show up late for dates or not at all Boys Bemg called Mary Smlth Geometry Short Sklrts People who can t take a Joke Women who f1b Boys who cant dance Stmgy people Kxds throwmg snowballs Women drlvers People who monopollze the conversatlon Moody men Insmcere people Boys and glrls who are quxet People who run the class from year to year Mr Blank shoutmg at hls 'ourth hour class Women NOTED FOR Her horse Hex good looks Pleasant dlsposltlon Her effxclency Hms shoulders Football Canasta playmg Her fngure Hls hldden bram Hls haxr do Her pleasant hello Hls glasses Her boy frlends Her complexlon Her sportsmanshlp Hls blmdness Her cars Bemg General Lee Shoe collectxon Her glft of gab Her pranks Ronme Grey Crulser Notes to Charhe Her gnggle Hls blushes Her quletness Bemg a Republlcan Black halr Fxxmg the Marquee at the Rlvlera Neatness Her questions Pleasant ways Ambltl0D Curly halr Her laugh Silence Pink admits ALWAYS SEEN At the theatre Recexvlng notes Wlth Jlm In Mr Rmgle s room In hls llmouslne Wlth short glrls Wlth Norm Wxth Lorralne Wlth Drake Ward Roller skating Roller skatmg In machine shop Wrltmg letters Square dancing In Constantme On Walnut Street DI'lVll'lg Wxth a mxke At the Soda Grllle In the band room Wlth a camera Wxth Alxce Wlth Jeanmne Wlth Charhe Dreammg about Kemper In the machme shop Smxlmg In shorthand class At the Whlte House Takmg tlckets Wlth Martha With a load of books Fxrst And Room Leadlng cheers In the Buick Talkmg Morrxs Dame Store Reens Women who talk all the time ......... His army career ................ In school .......... CLASS WILL We the semor class of 1950 bemg ln a generous mood sound mmd, and insane Judgment do hereby wherefore and howsoever bequeath the following things which we have had ln our possession despite the long arm of the law First to the Jumors, we bequeath the fun of bemg a semor sitting in the best seats in assembly exchanglng pictures and cards and bemg, in general a bug wheel Second, to the sophomores we leave what lxttle ambltlon we had youll need it m your Junior year when you put on your prom Third, to the freshmen we leave the Semor High locker rooms youll venture forth mto them next fall All we can say is, Good Luck' Fourth to the rhlmes we leave all of our best qualxtles to help you untxl the day when you can fmally say that you are a semor And, last but not least for the benefit of the faculty we leave' INDIVIDUAL BEQUEATHS I Norman Roush leave my famous monlcor of Sxlkle' to anyone who wears glasses Roger Mitchell, will my bottle of peroxide to Jerry Gaskell Margie Klmgel, leave my sister Bonnie to carry on the Klingel name I Corwin Crose, leave Jean Jeffers as much as I hate to I Rosemary Berger leave and take the Berger name with me as I am the last one Boyd Hartman, leave the duties of being semor class president to any ambitious Junlor with lots of time ln his semor year Walt Rogers leave for Sturgis I Janet Riggs, will my femmme and dainty ways to Martin Barth I JoAnn Doremus leave my enthusiastic ways to Jan Wells We-Pat Miller, Marilyn McKee, and Norma Bradford leave our interest ln Niles to Nancy Hendricks who already has one WwBob Burns and Raymond Fifer leave our musxcal interests to Frank Holtom and Duane Quake We-Anne LeMense and Mary Betsy Smith leave the bookstore to any two am bltxous Junior girls who are domestic enough to clean it up after the mess we left it ln We-Janet Hansen, Lorrame Clausen Barbara Lang, Mary Karstetter, and Arden Keyes leave to Joln our men who have graduated before us We-B111 Baum, Doug Stlteler Don Schall, and Pete Peterson leave our height to Duane Wmg I Nancy Prowse leave after Just bemg here long enough to get pretty well ac quamted I Walter Relck, leave my secret formula for keeping hair in place on the basketball court to Raymond Lasco We+K1ppy Voorhees and Jerry Lott leave our argumentative ablhty-on second thought we had better take it with us, Miss Metzger couldn t stand it any more I Ken Houldsworth, leave my fascinating way with women to Doug Mohney and Glen Bexdler I Ruth Ann Ulrich, leave my quiet ways to Toots Massle I Martha Ann Pmkle Lott, leave my pep, vigor and vitality to Jim Stanard We-Bruno Masnarl and Rodney Olds leave our broad shoulders to Clifford Franklin We-Lldxa DalPonte and Mary Jo McCullough leave our long locks to Therese Lerfas We-Marllee Kerr, Janet Musser, Mary Lee Moyer, and Pat Roberts-leave our bewitchmg smiles to anyone who wants a career as a good model I Betty Fosdlck leave my sweet and unassuming ways to Janet Houldsworth In Wltness Whereof and wxth the powers vested in us by the semor class of 1950 and after signing and sealmg this we hereby declare that this wxll go mto effect on the second day of June m the year 1950 ' . , . . 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' vf g ,x 1 SENIOR PLAY hast row Rnchard Muller Ken Houldsworth -an-ugh 'vm uf Second now Niary Jean Shawl Janet Rxgg- Nancy Prowse Anne LeNienQe lxxppy Xoorhees Roicmary Berger Mary Betxy Smnh md row oux e emuek fn srtnmll .11 L14 ru urx ulghl Jvnmx vr fm R.1xmQnd 1-Her Iudmle White Conme Forshex and OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG HeE:frfl'Sl013s'3 AND GAY MIQS Comar, dxrector Y no or T' 0 T3-yn cannon, Ofn 1113, ENGR-O E 5 A ' 'iLf?' f , .f QW: VFX' OU' ul XP 5 X -V D F3 . wi O L' YL? GYGY han for a E-'T 105 Q .Ca P. ' 'f,Q'1gL.13,,fv' 1, -, . A f , - .1 -3:95 up., :V ., 1 'Pei' W' fbn, T?-' , ' H' um. ,Hyun A , M Q Ma' ' . ugh- , Foster' r-uf V gr 4-9 School Opens A Royal Sendoff Tralnmg Another TD Fxght' The All N nght Show CHRONOLOGY September October November December January February 6 School opens Flrst pep rally Football game at Sturgxs Coldwater 14 T Faxr Day Three Rxvers band at the Fair Football game here St Joe 7 T R 13 Post game dance Band at Paw Paw Reserve football game there Dowaglac 0 T Retall parade Football game there Dowag1ac 6 T R 14 Band day Kalamazoo Reserve football there Sturgls 37 Glrl Reserve Formal Imtxatlon Football game there State Hugh 6 T R 2 Sxx weeks tests Football game here South Haven T R Post game dance Band Marchmg Festlval m Niles Reserve football here Sturgls 18 T R Football game here Buchanan 13 T R 7 Post game dance 27 28 M E A m Kalamazoo Halloween parade Reserve football there Nxles 13 T R Football game here Nlles 26 T R 14 Semor Play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Football game there, Sturgls 6 T R 20 Girl Reserve All School Party Sxx weeks tests Teachers Club Cxrcus 24 25 Thanksgnvmg vacatlon Basketball game here Coldwater 57 T R 43 Basketball game here Nlles 54 TR 45 Post game dance Basketball game there Buchanan 48 T R 50 Basketball game there Sturgls 32 T R 38 Basketball game here Dowaglac, 32 T R 54 Post game dance D S Chrxstmas Concert Chrlstmas vacatlon lnoonj End of Chrlstmas vacation Basketball game here State Hlgh 38 T R 52 Basketball game there South Haven 50 T R 47 17 18 Band Follies Basketball game here St Joe 39 T R 37 Post game dance Fmal week Flrst semester Basketball game there Nlles 75 T R 44 Commumty Councll square dance Basketball game here Buchanan 48 T R 54 Basketball game there Dowaglac 31 T R 51 Glrls Sports Play Day Basketball game here Sturgls 59 T R 48 Local Solo and Ensemble Club Three RIVCPS Solo and Ensemble Recxtal Basketball game there State Hlgh 25 T R Basketball game here South Haven 45 T R Post game dance 16 ' . 1 9 1 - R-1 6 20 ' 23 ' ' 24 28 , , ' , ., . R 6 29 ' 30 I I . I I ' 'I 1 .. 4 , , ' , , T. R., 0 5 . . . . 7 I I . I I ' 'I 4 10 ' 14 , , , 0, . ., 49 Y 19 . . . . I I . I I ' 'I 21 I I I I ' 'I 31 . . . 1 I I ' I I ' 'I 6 4 I I . I I ' 'I 9 ' ll II U ' 1 . 9 9 - -1 18 ' 21 ' 22 ' ' 29 - I I I I ' 'I 2 I. I ' I I ' 'I 9 I I I I ' 'I 13 I I . I I ' 'I 16 , , ' , . ., 21 . . ' 23 ' ' 3 . . 10 I I l I I ' 'I 13 I I I I ' 'I 20 , , . , , . ., 23 . - . 27 I I . I I ' 'I 31 I I I I ' 'I 3 I I . I 7 ' 'I ll ' II 4 . , . 7 I I . I I ' 'I 3 8 , ' 13 ' 14 , , ' , ', . ., 28 17 c , , ' , , . ., 64 CHRONOLOGY February District Solo and Ensemble Contest Niles Community Council square dance Basketball game there St. oe. '27 T. R. Girl Reserve Formal Some Enchanting Evening March 2-4 District Basketball 6 Six weeks tests 9 11 Regional Basketball 16 18 State Basketball All school party Sophomores District Band and Orchestra at Kalamazoo Junior Play That Girl Patsy All school party D S Club April State Solo and Ensemble, East Lansing Reach fellows 'I 10 Easter vacation Golf here Dowag1ac Lyceum Golf Buchanan here Band Spring Concert Baseball here Niles Six weeks tests Golf Buchanan there Track T R Niles Sturgis here Golf Niles here All school party Girl Sports Baseball Dowagiac there I Track State High T R Dowagiac here Golf Niles there Band Foules Golf St Joe here Track T R St Joe here Golf Dowagiac here Baseball State High here State Band East Lansing May All school party Hi Y Baseball St Joe there Golf St Joe there Track Dowaglac, there D S Concert Baseball Buchanan here Golf Conference St Joe Track Conference Niles Junior Prom South Pacific Baseball South Haven there Regional Golf Battle Creek Regional Track Kalamazoo 26 29 Final Exams Track finals East Lansing Baccalaureate Memorial Day Junior Senior Picnic June Commencement School closed ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The 1950 Reflector Staff wishes to acknowledge th appreciation to the following KEYNE PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE Robert Hanegan Eugene Kuplickl THREE RIVERS COMMERCIAL LEPLEY S STUDIO ell' Curtain Call Crego takes to the air G R Formal Chairmen 'T fgX ual? S. Dort an 11, Bev 9Pade nd P li Keefer au ne Babcock and Volorea Shirlex Schaub, Bonrie Mader, Kathryn Timm, Joan as Knarv, Norma Casselman, Gloria Gearheart, Joan -ffl' Doremus, Lidia Da1Ponteh Donna Moore, Bobby Dailey Bruno Masnari, Kenneth Boughton, Dwight Donmeyer Raymond Fffer, Jim y Lagner, Robert Godshalk U , Bramer, Le enee Smlth, Thompson, Lott, Berver, T vw T of CY an P ck ,B , f -6 qoonb 54511 bf, . . P 'r41e Hr' UU Y .nl-'M T v owr 1-,..f fi-1 Breyfogle, Smith and Berger T05 9 . L 1 e J ' . A I '. 1. - n - ' 3' ns4ji'!'kjX '4.P 1 2?Ax 351 ..: -4' D B ' 1 - D L- f ' , ,Q-.am U.-rx - . Y-15' ' ' 253' 1 I X I 1 T. ug. I . ' f - M 3 ff 'Y , 4 Recognize, Dort Snell and Joan Handy? '5 IVCIENT P50446 4 1 SSW! 4 3 r- ! 31 WENT on t s Leash iam! -in-'W v Jr 1 'Jr- Wa O 15,6 'f LNG 9 abc xbgw, JAG, nx+1 The ooxa an W inf doors Gal Q ou? 43 fel 9 we QC' Watch the Speed limit P 'D i on 6 on 1:4 :- lain y, e 1 a 9 Elf.. V ' ,- 0. 'is 5- 'M ,,.Q lf Apt 'Watch the sun. Barbie had a little lamb.. f. TIRnD?g xfv o 925' Q15 39 695 I .' I A u ang, B I-ul. ' Jw A P R ARCUND and ABOUT r .,. - f Put your shoes on, Miss Gibson!!!! Pep Rally ,. 3 -as ' COITECUODS ' xx. What Mlss Hamman has to face l , I Book VVOYUIS everyday , , , Flrst prxze wmdow decorators Roman wgddmg Mmckey Mouse for Presldent Our new bleachers 11? --- 5 'QQ 1.9! mf. Q aBof Wfek 4sn1a.,f .Siu The .ibrary Sta f' wrepares I Y I f ll l E-f 'T Wfgwf N 36 ll Au Revoir ,gf l x X ,. . I ' 1 A S O lg- .- '11 Y 1 Y S, f -:-- 3, I - X .- f 7 2 .3 ,-:.1,.g.:4,? -Q -.f --Y A- A I 10