Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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We, the Sonior Claa of Tekorvaha High Schoo, in the county of Calhoun, State of Michigan, U.S.A. do make, publish end de Clare thia our last Will and Testament. ARTICXg I 1. To our promising auecaaaora, the Junior Clr.aa, we hereby bequeath our dignity, cooperation, end our nearly inaccessible pinnacle of seniority in the school, 2, To our sister elrsa, the t £ving Sophomores, we gladly leave our ability for absorbing knowledge, as well as the crre of the Freshmen. 5. To the hopeful Freshmen,, we willingly bequei th our knack of Japping the scholars in the assembly well entertained rnisim 1. Kenneth Garrett, our most athletic boy, wishes I4e 6 Doolittle to take his place, 2, Dorothy Burrows lecvds her gift of quietness to Martha Yost, 3 Elon Eldred wills his good marks to Don Branch.

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leave Dora Tor n certain Ossie”. Josephine Thurston finn’s herself a teacher in T.H.S. The kiddies love her. , Jeanne Mann is still in college. Try cs they will, they can't net rid of her. Eleanor Stratton and Dorothy Burrows ere happily contented old nnids, Sone great-uncle left then a fortune to keep then in luxury for many years. JEAN1JE. E. Mann UR C L AS S-iHMBf William is as aettive as any boy) Lending the class is Jeanne's great joy. Paul's hobby is sleeping in,school, And Dora's is singing, ad a rule. Eleanor always was a crank, But Dorothy's mind is always frank. Elon is never noisy or loud, And Kenneth, our A. A. president, never looks proud» Harvey is known for bluffing his way; Opal is apt to laugh all day. Allison is noisy when he has his mitt. While Josephine is quiet and thinks she's just it'.' Florence talks from morning till night, While Dorotha studies until she's sure she's right. Laverna is unconcerned with school, • ’.'.lie Harriette is our typist and our jewel. —-Eleanor Stratton Mrs. Warwick—Elon, do you have your Sociology book. Elon Yes'm. Mrs. W.—Are you using it? Elon—Yes'm, to lean on.

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I4.. Dorotha VandyBogurt bequeaths her demureness and sweet- ness to Eleanor Hoag. 5 Harvey Randall wills his art of bluffing to Gerald Hartley, 6. Harriette Koons turns over her'nlace s the Superintendent's private secretary, to Forest Branch. 7 Paul Baker wills his abilitv to sleep 4n class to f -r'J , r a..- Diclc Vernor; ' ‘ , v k ■ ' S - . ®. Eleanor Stratton leaves her habit pf being late to school to any late riser in the. JurUor cl'a'ss. ✓ 9. Jeanne Mann bequeaths her way of studying to Gerald Baker. 10. Allison May wills his laugh to any person who thinks he can imitate him. 11. Florence Dean wills her habit of chewing gun, to her sister Alice. 12. Josephine Thurston wills her ability of making finger smudges on themes to Elma Main. 15. Dora Witthuhn wills her height to Irma Shunwry. ill. Opal Good leaves her gracious smile to Bob Smith. l£, Lavernn Craven leaves her hbility to drive r car to to Warren Taylor. 16. Bill Clark wills his position ns class jester to Ned Martinson. ” e, the Seniors of 193 -» being of sound mind and r ble to read and write, do, on this sixth(6) day of June, in the year of our Lord,nineteen hundred thirty-four, plac pur seel upon this noble document. ---- The following persons witnessed this writ Will Rogers John Dillinger A1 Smith Charley Gehringer Mr. Stroud Mchetru Gandhi Executor, Bill Cl?rk