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

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Are you sore that ' s right? Terry Kalemba asks Wayne Baker, I just flunked what — Mr. Haan? asks Cathy Cameron, afte giving a speech on the superiority of women. DOROTHY METZGER ZELDA VOORHEES B.S., University of Pennsylvania A.B., University of Michigan M.A., University of Michigan English 11 and 12 English 12 and 9 F.T.A. Co-Advisor Wildcat Weekly Inkling WYIDA LONGANECKER B.S., Wittenberg College English 9 JOAN HILL A.B., Western Michigan Univer- sity English 9 and 10 Creative Writing Club ERNESTINE LOCKE A.B., Western Kentucky State College English 10 and 11 Junior Class Advisor Larry Jeffries learns the proper way to fill out a business application in English clas from Mr. Prigmore and Mr. Davies of General Telephone Company.

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BETTY MATTSON B.S., University of Pittsburgh M.A., Michigan State Univer- sity Guidance Director TERRENCE KANE A.B., B.S., M.A., Western Mich- igan University Guidance Director National Honor Society SHARON NEAL B.S., Western Michigan Univer- sity Special Education Varied Assistance Is Available to T.R.H.S. Students Mrs. Mattson and Mr. Kane, guidance counselors, are ready and willing to give assistance to the entire stu- dent body. It is their responsibility to conduct the testing program — intelligence, achievement, and aptitude. In- formation is available concerning colleges and technical schools. To help in getting this material to the students, the guidance department organizes and conducts College Night. Another significant phase of their work is the per- sonal help given to students who need it. Special Education was offered to fourteen ninth graders and one eighth grader with Mrs. Neal as the teacher. GLADYS WELLINGTON Study Hall Clerk JOHN BOOKO Th. B., Northern Baptist Sem- inary M,A., Northwestern University Study Hall Clerk Mrs. Mattson points out Eastern Michigan University as a possibility to Barb Calloway. Judie Switlik seeks help from Mr. Kane aking her future plans.

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Students Improve Techniques in Communication One of the essential elements in life is the art of conveying ideas and opinions. An enlarged English de- partment works diligently to teach students good writ- ing habits and to give them an important literary background. Speech provides training and experience in interpretation and expressing thoughts and opinions before a group. T.R.H.S. is proud of its new library with the capacity of approximately 100 students. VERNA HANCOCK A.B., University of Michigan Library Certificate, Western Michigan University High School Librarian Library Staff MARTHA HOLVERSTOTT A.B., Western Michigan Uni ' sity English 10 and 11 Bible Club Dave, you ' ll have to learn all those words if you expect to pass! exclaims Sharon Seekamp to Dave DalPonte. KURT BRANDENBURG LARRY i. HAAN A.B., Western Michic sity Senior Speech English 8 Radio Show Junior-Senior Ploys Adult Education A.B., Univ. History 8 English 8 English 9 sity of Michigc Mrs. Longanecker (with assistance of a few students) helps Mary Christiansen find a topic for her theme.