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

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What a ' Circus ' ! One of the highlights of ' Football Homeooming ' is the parade. All the clubs show off their members. The ' Homecoming Court ' of each class always looks beaetifuUy dressed as they ride atop shiny cars in the procession to the footbaU field. The float competition provides clever sights for all the spectators to view as the parade winds its way through town to Armstrong Field. At the field all the floats are proudly displayed by the classes. This year the junior class won the float competition. The theme of Homecoming Week was circus. Students did everything from dressing as clowns to performing in sideshow acts. All in preparation for and support of the football team. Who, by the way, defeated the Blue Devils from Gull Lakel OPPOSITE FAQE TOP: Looking like they are really enjoying the beautiful fall day, the French Cl ub takes an active roll in school activities. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Crowned King and Queen of the c1eu9s of ' 84, Megan Durren and Sean DeMott smile for the crowd as they ride through downtown Three Rivers. TOP: Midway thru their season, the Women ' s Varsity Basketball Team takes time-out to participate in the procession to the football field. CENTER: Adding a festive note to the homecoming assembly, John Brunner, Mike King, and Mike Wortinger blow with all their might for a capacity crowd. BOTTOM LEFT: A rearview of the juniors, first prize float, as it rolls through the streets to take its place in the ' big parade ' . BOTTOM BIGHT: First ninner-up in the senior competition. Sherry O ' Dell perches majestically on the T-top of a shiny corvette.

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And the Spartans Came Marching In . In a spectacular performance, the Michigan State University Marching Band delighted the Three Rivers crowd during the football game against the Otsego Bulldogs. The band, under the direction of Mr. Dave Catron, made their second stopover at Three Rivers High School since 1977. The brief stay here offers the band an overnight rest on their bi-annual trek to the campus of Notre Dame. It also gives them a chance to enjoy the hospitality of the community. The trip was arranged by the Michigan State University Alumni Association of Three Rivers under the leadership of Mr. Tom Monroe. It was an enjoyable experience to watch the band roar onto the field with their distinct double-time step. They demonstrated both their musical expertise and their physical prowess in the pre-game drills and during the halftime performance. OPPOSITE, PAGE TOP RIGHT: Solo percussion performances furnished the audience with added pizzaz. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: A moment to straighten his gloves, allowed this member time to focus on an adoring crowd. BOTTOM LEFT: Baritones wowed the audience with a special performance. CENTER TOP: Twirling their way into the hearts of the spectators were majorettes Kathy Harris and Lisa Rumpel. CENTER BOTTOM: Spartan drummers prepare to take the field by storm.