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

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LEE ROBERT HOTOVY Lee Boh is shown enjoying Maxwell Street Days. The Class of 1966 Will Remember Life is full of memories and the Class of 1966 will always remember their sincere and easygoing friend. Lee Robert Hotovy. Some of them were Lee ' s schoolmates at Andrews Elementary School; others played tennis with him at Scidmore Park; and most of them have seen him standing behind the counter of his father ' s jewelry store. Being on the college course at Three Rivers High School, Lee took his studies seriously, but found time to participate in the Industrial Arts Club. Many recall what an asset he was to his freshman and reserve football teams, and, of course, remember seeing him bomb around town in his green Model A Ford. Whether at school, sports, or the jewelry store, Lee was always eager to make new friends and to help them in any way possible. Yes, the Class of ' 66 regret that they could not have known Lee longer, but rejoice in having known him at all.

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Three Rivers High School Welcomes Jan Nordling as Exchange Student from Sweden Snap — you ' re on candid camera. No, it ' s just Jan and his camera. For the third time in the history of T.R.H.S., students have been fortunate enough to have a foreign exchange student as one of their classmates. Jan Nordhng, from Uppsala, Sweden, be- came a member of the Wesley Duncan family and Senior Class of 1966 through the Youth for Understanding Program. In Uppsala, Jan attended Katedralfkolan school and carried a fourteen subject curriculum, including three languages. He at- tended the Lutheran Church. He will have two years of secondary schooling to complete when he leaves for home in July. Becoming an active member of the student body, Jan partici- pated in the Drama Club, National Honor Society, and Student Council. Through Jan, the students at T.R.H.S. have learned a great deal about European people and their ways. Jan, with his friendliness and sense of humor, will always be JAN B. G. NORDLING remembered by everyone fortunate enough to have known him. Seniors Awarded Honors for Scholarship, Citizenship CATHY JANE HALL Valedictorian PENELOPE ANN TOKARSKI Salutatorian DIANA JOY ARONSON D.A.R. Pilgrim

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KATHLEEN JUANITA RUTH ELLYN ANDERSON LINDA LOU ARMSTRONG ANDERSON College with Honor Commercial College-Commercial with Honor DIANA JOY ARONSON College with Honor CARL URMAN BARTHOLOMEW College PATRICL IRENE BERGFELD Commercial KAREN RAY BLOOD Home Economics Seniors Find Problem rr SCOTT BARTON BECK Industrial DON LEE BENDER Industrial GARY THOMAS BERGER Commercial SARAH BERNHARDT College with Honor RICHARD N. BOMBA Commercial KARL ANDREW BIEMULLER College with Honor LYNN MICHAEL BLIVIN Industrial Penny Tokarski and Pam Bowlby ponder over a vector problem in physics. Pete Polchen, however, almost has the answer.