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

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A Year rf Te Remember la... -j . J v, ,. --' , l A- F' l , Q? E: H sl, - . April 17, 1955 N , .PMA A - 2114 . -.J lL-5:71, . . -, .-' - . PL-'f-ah J.-., : ' V- -- ..:?dxf. J. - G ' .i ,H-j .1-LJ Yestcrday: l904-1955 . 91- 10 . September, 1955 V' ' ' February, 1956 The proposed class room addition embraces future enrollments for the next dozen years. It will open in September 1957 with six to eight -X vacant class rooms. The three big waves in the elementary schools are I now in the kindergarten, second and third grades. These groups will be V-Nfl Mei, U H . Freshmen, Juniors and Seniors in 1964-I965 at which time the high school N e' Cf . 8 will house almost 200 more than it does today. Such statements or pre- 'V e A , f Z - i 5 t , I dictions are- always based on the premise - other factors being equal. I 41 -. ' ' V lf L e Walter Horst ' f 1 ' 5- . ' ti' 'I IL V Superintendent of Schools V ' ',-, ' V I v h -V B v A--A- ,,,,- V V ...:-- i . A' .15 , 'L Vrrgg ,U ,,,. - - ' ' ' ,, , ,L . '--, :FRE Wm: 1' I H 'I - tx 1' -' im . , . , ,. ,Z T, Az 1 V A 2 i'?:: J' 5 wifi' b ' ' f i 51 f' W a v . A - ' ,age -bJkj..,.....-- -- .,.. . . -WV ami-g yd J M 1 1' 1 H la 5 E R IV E R S FH SCHOOL ADDITIONS . Tomorrow: 1957 - ? H1 J ,,.- M ci BILLINGNADA-ARCHITECY

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1 lu A 50 ani? Detllcatlon We the eI1ss ot 96 xx1sh to shoxx our smeere 1ppree11t1on 1nd vreltltude tor tI1e1r help dunno our Ilxe xelrs here bx LILQIIL ltlnxf o11r 1nn11 1I to Co1eh Robert L Thompson 1nd Co1eh Edxx lfd T Johnson 1eh Thompson xx IS one ot the IIYSI telehers xxe I11I 1n I11 I1 seI1oo h1s II'lCI1LIIy xx .xx h ts been 1 help ll'lLI 1nsp1r.1t1on to us throu-'h the xe1rs .1eh Johnson shoxxed Us the xx IN to III mx v1etor1es IIILI r 1I x III xde cur xmv e 1 11et the xe x hes o o1r 1 1 'etter t1ex 11xe le wed to Hume us 1 exer 1ex1ee xx IN I1eetIeLI xxere there to shoxx the xx IX lI'ILI polnt out our ININI 1Ixes 1I xxe xxere 1n the xxronf' e CI1ss ot U16 ls one thm' 1n eommon xx1th Co1eh Thompson 1eh Johnson xed IH the h 1 I ex hex' thelr te 1eh1nx1 e 1reers here We xx1II be Ie 1x1n+1 IN xe If hut thex xx1II rem.11n o eontrnue moldm-' todxx s students 1nto tomorroxx s 1duIts f I O I ' 'D 't.'f f z': Q z 1' . 5 1 1 ' - 'L . 3 . Coz ' J 1. 1 ' 1 y 'L ' 1 5 ze A 'g , ' I und ' ' , ,, J, Lt. N., 2 , L ' -. ' , ' U. .T , 1 ,. Co' ' 5 ' X 'za' 1 ' 1 cz Il' 1 1 1 Wildcats deur to us. He also taught us sports111z1nship and the i111porIa1nee oI' PILIIA 5 the ELII ' o - er- , t I' 1 1 h'I1tx'. Iogl . I 7 I1 I'I1 td' ..lIf1LI.I,' 1 zI ' 'L '.thCx ' w F I 1 2 L ' I L fsk- ' ' ,x -. s ' s I N. Th' it ' I .' hz e '5' ' 'L' ' , and Coz ' . -xxe urri ' ' z1IIs ot' TR. the same xeur that hj :an ' sl . ' : .L N s su ', ' , sl 1' 5 thh 1 sl E sr 1' s .' t ' ' 3 ' e 1 ', , e ' ' 1 .