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

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Rob Robison, vice-president, delivers a speech during Lesley Turner, treasurer, keeping track of the Student Kamona Kibby. Lori Boulctte, and Joyce Hacken- a pep assembly. Council ' s money. burg at one of their many Student Council meetings Sherri O ' Dell gets ready for the sack race while Mr. Margaret Rice and Kathy Griffin sitting pretty at an im Michele Rohrer having fun in the sack race. Messenger checks the other racers. portant meeting. Student Council lo

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TR Student Council in action Student Council president Janie Albright helps raise money for M.D. A. he 1980-81 Student Council was co- advised by Mr. William Jacobs and Mr. Mark Bielang. The council participated in all their traditional school-related activities presenting fun and excitement for the stu- dent body in celebration of football and basketball homecoming, sponsoring assemblies, providing all-school movies (including such excellent films as Kramer us. Kramer), as well as performing many other valuable services. The Student Council again supported the campaign against muscular dystrophy by sponsoring the teeter-totter marathon. The council also continued their efforts in the Senior Citizen Work Project, which was in its second year. Council members raked leaves, washed windows, shoveled snow, and did many similiar jobs for senior citizens who were unable to do these things themselves. This year ' s Student Council worked hard throughout the year to help others and to make the school year as enjoyable as possible for the student body. So, to the Student Council for all their ef forts— thank you! TR STUDENT COIWll i, TETTER HinEIG FOR HHP Pamela Spaeth. Program Coordinator for M.D. Grand Rapids presents the T.R. Student Council «j a plaque for their contribution. FRONT ROW; Doug Chapin, Martha Baker, Melissa Savage, Lesley Turner, treasurer; Gina StarUs. Alex Imgrund, Ellen Welch, Becky Wiedenbeck. Mona Kibby, Connie Cottrill, Carla Nykun. Scott Oswalt. SECOND ROW; Tomejo Houts. Robin Atkinson, Lori Boulette, Nancy Fuller, secretary; Janie Albright, president; Michele Rohrer, Margaret Rice. Yvonne Thompson, Joyce Hackenburg, Linda Parmeter, Ann McKenzie. THIRD ROW; Mr. Mark Bielang, ad- visor; Lori Jones, Sheri Baker, Nancy Oakley, Rob Robison, vice-president; Brenda Barth, Chris Joslyn, Kathy Griffin, Todd Furlong, Pat Armstrong, Veronica Donnelly, Katie Willma, Mr. William Jacobs, advisor. 14 Student Council

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a maa m maaai s Andy Jones looks on as Rachel Donnelly goes over a scroll from the Prom Supper. A. riday night at seven o ' clock the long awaited festivities began with the Prom Supper. Weeks of work were spent developing the theme of Hawaiian Luau. A lot of hard work went into the making of the mural of an ocean scene which covered one complete wall of the Junior High cafeteria. Just as everyone sat down, the mural began to tear. Suddenly, in the midst of a speech, the entire thing plummeted to the floor. After that, the evening proceeded according to plan. Slides of Hawaii were shown, and enter- tainment for the seniors was provided by members of the junior class. At last the BIG NIGHT an-ived. For weeks girls shopped for dresses and fussed about the exact color of their date ' s tux and shirt. When finally they were dressed, cor- sage in place, and date on time, it was off to Kalamazoo for dinner tres elegant! From there the couple made the trip to Glen Oaks Community College in Centerville and stepped into a Love Boat Fantasy. The juniors successfully created the illusion of being on an island amid palm trees and plants. Music for the evening was provided by the Knights from Kalamazoo. Dave Honeywell was on hand to photograph the couples in their fine clothes. Nancy Fulle r says, This is so entertaining. Trae Carter doing his famous imitation of Charles Rahn. Ursula Brown and Ed Brown take time out for tender moment. 16 Prom and Prom Supper