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

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In June, I948, +he TRHS facully assembled on lhe sleps. For rhis year's leachers in aclion, see pages 6-I7. Fulure Homemakers of America, wearing lhe lafesl slyles of fheir era, pose in lhe gym. For glimpses of all of l96O's clubs and aclivifies, furn ro pages 44-67. TRHS won fhe counly baseball championship in l922. Afhleles of lhe sixlies are shown on pages 80-95. Table of Contents L.. Two l927 graduales of TRHS, Allorney Leonard Weiner and Engineer Ofho Ulrich, sir on fha bumper of a sharp I933 Chrysler. Todays Seniors are piclured on pages I8-43 Thirly years ago, when Mr. Hors? was principal, lhe band loolced like lhis. Our secfion devored fo The arls will be found on pages 68-79. ln l932 The Juniors lingered on fhe slage aller Their play. F'l'1OiO9fGPl'1s'of l96O's underclassmen are on pages 96-l25. The depol was a busy place in years gone by. ln I96O if serves a dililerenr purpose. For ofher changes in +he business dislricf, see our adver- 'rising secfion, pages I26-I54.