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

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Favorite Family Bill Cosby, America ' s best loved humorist, at age 48 seems to have reached a peak in his career. After numerous albums, movies, nightclub appearances, cancelled series and ad pitches. Bill Cosby has an estimated yearly income of over $10 mil- lion and a 1 rated television program. The Cosby Show airs on Thursday evenings v ith Cosby playing the character Cliff Hux- table. Cosby, like his character, has five children, four girls and one boy. Cosby ' s TV family consists of many talented ac- tresses and actors, including Lisa Bonet, Tempestt Bledsoe, Kesh- ia Knight Pulliam, Phylicia Rash- ad, Sabrina Lebeauf, and Mal- com-Jamal Warner. The Cosby Show serves as a What a face. Andrea Feller shows off one of the qualities she loves most about boyfriend Dave Martin. guide to American families throughout the nation. Families tune in every week to see how Cliff Huxtable handles the ev- eryday difficulties in life, with his humor and concern. The Cosby Show is very realistic and provides entertainment on those otherwise boring Thurs- day nights. Students at T.R.H.S. like the Cosby Show because they felt it was a fun-loving family show that was down to earth and very funny. Coke Old New Coke. New Old Coke? Cherry Coke? Or Diet Coke? Confusion set in immedi- ately. The true taste of Classic Coke won out across the nation and in a poll taken at T.R.H.S. The Coca-Cola Company was started back in 1886 in Atlanta, Georgia. Coke is the 1 best seller of soda pop in the United States and is sold in every major country in the world, including Russia and China. The cola wars have been at full force over the past few years with Pepsi as Coke ' s lead- ing contender. These two com- The Real ThingTJhe stars of the Coca- Cola world are Classic Coke, Diet Coke, New Coke, Caffeine Free Diet Coke, Cherry Coke, and New Caffeine Free Coke. panies fight it out on the networks with their ingenous commercials. Whitney Houston lets it all out for diet Coke, and Michael J. Fox fighting for Pepsi. Pepsi looks marvelous, and Coke is the REAL thing, isn ' t it? You know the feel- ing. ..sitting by the phone hoping your dream guy or girl will cell. You try every- thing from praying to ESP to make that phone ring. Then it happens-it rings-but you don ' t know what to say. This could be the most important conversation of your life. It could lead to a date, then prom, and who knows what else?

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Wonderful Wheels The rust spreads across it like srowing moss, its eyes are barely open and its feet are smooth with age. It wakes up with a cough, a sneeze, and finally a purr. It may not be perfect but it ' s all yours and it gets you where you want to go. Cars fit everyone ' s personality. There have been cars since the early 1 900 ' s from Model T Fords with cranking starters and drivers wearing caps and scarves to cherry red 1957 Chevys Tacoroni You woke up late, which means you got to school late, you forgot about the test in math, you left your gym clothes at ho- me. ..everything seemed to go wrong. But wait-what ' s for lun- ch?. ..TACORONI!!! Your day is a success at last! Zam Zetti, sea burgers, pizza pups, the possibilities were end- less. There were choices, though, if you didn ' t like main dish. ..there were hot dogs, hamburgers, and always french fries. For the lighter luncher there were salads, fruits, or chips of any kind. dragging down a deserted road and finally a jump into the future with a slick black Ferrari floating down the freeway. Those cars are all visions of the future for TRHS students, but someday those visions will become realities. Jennifer Hoffman ' s dream car is a Mazda RX-7. Black with a gold pinstripe, a sun roof, and a jamming stereo. Pam DuFour is content with her Mustang, but in the future hopes to get a red Corvette with everything. Mike McCally would like to modify his Renault Alliance with a 409 and a fin on the back, with dual quad exhaust, and a purple pinstripe. Pile in. Senior Marianne Murphy ' s brand new Chevy SIO can pick-up Suys just as well as any Trans- Am, 12 STUDEFIT LIFE Chowin ' down. By the amount of food on his plate, sophomore Ed Markum doesn ' t seem to mind the cafeteria food too much. Cosby clan. Everyone tunes in Thurs- day nights to watch the cast of the Cosby Show work out every day prob- lems in their own humorous way. J

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OPINIONS QUESTION: Would you mind if a student afflicted with AIDS at tended T.R.H.S.? ANSWERS: YES 37.5% NO 62.5% tfy The Bi3 Bad Bear. The Fridge possesses a 22-inch neck, a 48-inch waist, and 34-inch thighs, proving he does live up to his nickname. Heating Up the Fridge Rookie William The Refriger- ator Perry became the World Champion Chicago Bears ' favor- ite appliance this season. The 6 ' 2 318 pound lineman turned running back became the heavi- est man to score a touchdown from a set play. The Fridge became a smash hit v ith Bear fans showing his ac- tion on the field as well as his performance in the Superbowl Shuffle. The Fridge has done well this season proving to linemen around the league that they have a very big household ap- pliance on their hands. America ' s leading man. In his life- time, Rock Hudson made 65 films and was twice voted Best Actor. A few days after he died, at 59, Congress set aside 221 million to develop a cure for AIDS. A KJIIIns Kiss? Rock Hudson sent a wave of shock around the world this year with three words: I have AIDS. Immediately, Acquired Im- mune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) was the most talked about and one of the most feared issues in the world. Rumors in the movie industry prompted the Screen Actors Guild to make the announce- ment that open-mouthed kissing was a possible health hazard, and informed producers that actors must be notified when they are hired if the role will require such an act. Court mandates forced public schools to allow students afflic- ted by the disease to attend classes. Public sentiment and petitions forced those same students back out of the class- room and into their homes. But one of the saddest reali- ties about the disease is that there is no known cure, but since Hudson ' s announcement, more than 1.8 million in private contributions have been raised to support AIDS research and to care for AIDS victims.