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

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Senior Synopsis Magazine ?55-l960l When we were Rhinies, iT seemed like an eTerniTy before we would be 'ors. Now we Teel proud To be The Senior Class of Three Rivers High School. buT Find iT hard To say good-by. :aoking back. our years aT T.R.l'l.S. will probably be our mosT highly Treasured. ie oT The momenTs To remember are: The eighTh and ninTh grade parTy, which we ponsored: The parTicipaTion oT some of our girls in The organizaTion of The Drill 'n. ln The ninTh grade we were proud of our Freshman TooTball Team and The con- JTions To The Reserve baskeTball and cheerleading squads. The year was compleTed a Tun-Tilled picnic aT Silver Beach. GeTTing inTo The swing oT Things in our Sopho- e year we were well-represenTed by The boys on The Reserve TooTball and baskeTball ns and a Tew who made The VarsiTy squads. We also made a name Tor ourselves by ling all The classes academically. The highlighTs oT our Junior year were The play. fsTery in Blue. and The enchanTing prom, PassporT To Romance. Our glamorous Seniors STudying Senior year began wiTh everyone in high spiriTs. Our boys were The sTars of The TooT- ball and spring sporTs squads. The baskeTball Team wenT To The regional Tinals. The mosT Thrilling evenings oT The year were The semi-Tormal, ChrisTmas STardusT, and The Junior-Senior Prom. Once Upon a Time. ProiecTs consisTed of a bake sale. a car wash, a paper drive, posT game dances, magazine sales, a pancake supper. an all- school parTy, and The play. The Big Fisherman. We were very proud oT our acTors. The Senior Trip proved To be an unTorgeTTable experience. The nighTs of June 5, Bac- calaureaTe, and June 9. Commencement will remain in our minds Torever. Now we will all say good-by and go on our separaTe ways. Our lighTs will shine ThroughouT The globe emiTTing The knowledge and skills which we aTTained. Before we leave Though, we would like To Thank our Teachers and The adminisTraTion Tor Their help and guidance in The lasT Tive years. GracluaTion N . i i' Wie! 1 B-f , -'asf'

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1 5 A - 4 E, 3 Honor Graduates Q I N Xwgqgx-m y . Xi Y N s 'N'- 5 N ix WK N '-A ' . Q FSF l l l in l Firsf Row: Ann:-:He Wellinglon, Judy Keiser. Margaref Brady, Judy, Dobrowolslcl. Fay Hagenbuch, Linda Maxine Brown, John Mohney. Don Collins. Fourlh Row: Don Crainer, Jack Jacobowifz. Kurf Erickson, Tom Houls, Glen Bradley, James Rand, Missing from + Fosler. Second Row: Pal Thomas, Susan Walers, Judy 1 Kemmerling, Norma Wellingfon, Edifh PewiH, Nancy picfure: Beverly O'Dell, Susan Drew, Carolyn Shively. Johnson, 'Mariha Evans. Third Row: Larry Hours, Mar- L garei' Sludebalcer, Belly Boeschenslein, Alice Barlcer, - ... ,N .X ,, 5 ll' N K W Q 'X 'N N 'vw - xx '- 'N S 'il i 5 41 - X ' xx J 4 , , 4 bm M- I .A J AWA J X ' ,,,,,.,.........., -- f l'.71.7,.,,A 23