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

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Seniors Gradualing with Honor: Row one: Beth Spencer, Sharon Wheeler, Pam Greenland, Mary Mihills, Pat Sebo, Nancy Ma- haffy, Anita Brooks, Kathleen Anderson. Row two: Vernon Castle, Mary Ellen Drake, Janet Hoefle, Diane Aronson, Sarah Bern- hardt, Ruth Ellyn Anderson, Nancy Mayer, Penny Tokarski, Denny Geiger. Row three: Jim Henkel, Bob Smeed, Allan Franz, Stan Robinson. Charles Leverich, Tom Monroe, Peter Potchen, Karl Biemuller, John Brackett. Row four: Sandy Brown, Joan Marie White, Raeann Triano, Paula Hering, Cathy Hall, Delores Linsner, Pam Bowlby, Patti Houston. June 9th Set as Graduation Day Row one: Tim Schneider, secretary; Denny Comar, vice president; Row two: Miss Anderson, advisor; Nancy Mahaffy, treasurer; Jim Morrison, president.

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Classes Education has been going on as long as the race of man. Therefore, there have always been students to question the strange world surrounding them. Each nation had its own rules of education. The ancient Chinese stressed philosophy and astronomy. Education in Sparta was education for war, while her neighbor, Athens, accented the importance of the individual. This proves to be the secret of true education. The great Roman civilization contributed the alphabet used in the writings of the western world, the Latin language, the foundations of modern law, and the basis for our 20th century school system. From these past worlds came the pillars of our present day education princi- ples. Each level of learning, no matter what country, community, or school, empha- sizes education as an important factor in world unity .

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Senior Honor Studcnis. Firsl Semester: Row one: Kathleen Anderson, Sharon Wheeler. Diane Aronson, Sarah Bernhardt. Ro f two: Cathy Hall. Penny Tokarski. Raeann Triano. Ron- three: Delores Linsner, Nancy Mahaffy. Sandy Brown. Row four: Nancy Mayer. Ruth Ellyn Anderson. Sara Oliver. Row five: Paula Hering. Jan Nordling. Karl Biemuller. Peter Potchen. Mr. Blank checks Becky Gregory ' s credits to determine her class rank. For Senior Class of 1966 The year was 1966, the date June 9th — com- mencement for another class. And yet there was something about this class that was special. Cer- tainly they were original! Who but the class of ' 66 could have used the theme Dump Sturgis for their float, and then forget to enter it in the com- petition? There was a serious side to these seniors, how- ever. With mixed emotions the few remaining days of their high school careers were spent reminiscing about the past four years at T.R.H.S. and looking ahead to the turning point in their lives — gradua- tion. Yes, the date was June 9th and another class was graduating, but this class was special; it was the class of ' 66.