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

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' Bill Marietti and Jim Penzotii are so deepty engrossed in helping Cicero break Catiline ' s conspiracy that they don ' t realize they are being photographed. Stan Robinson looks up just in time to be caught by the camera. Who is prouder — ■ Mr. Blank or Graydon, as Graydon receives his diploma and a handshake from his father on graduation night, 1964. Are you sure these are all yours? Patti Owen asks Greg Martin while carrying his books for Slave Day.

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Machine shop teacher, Mr. McElroy, advises Francis Rolfe on the correct operation of a metal lathe. I told those boys to take these things home ' mumbles Coach Thompson, while cleaning the locker room to make space for those things which will be left at the end of basketball season. Gee, I think I ' ll come in here and do my math from now on! exclaims Bonito Anderson to Carolyn Hopgood as they learn the art of the adding machine.

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In eighth grade boys shop Jerry Barnick, Robert Baker and Allen Barger are working eagerly to find out what makes the sound when a telephone receiver is lifted. In her commencement address, Model G 1964, Mrs. Mattson points out to the groduotes what the future will expect of them. If I add an inch here and a fourth of an inch here, this drav Raymond, as he solves a mechanical drawing problem. g should be all right, reflects Jerry