Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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f Most studious person Most Disorderly Girl The Quietest Girl The Most Original Person The Most Obliging Parson Most Athletic Girl Most Athletic Boy Best Natured Girl Best Nctured Boy Most Optomistic Most Pessimistic Best Looking Girl Best Looking Boy Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer The Tallest Girl The Shortest Girl The Tallest Boy The Shortest Boy Person U3ing Best English Most Courteous Girl Most Courteous Boy The Healthiest Girl V7h UJ L J Evalyn Sunnerfield Elna Main Glenda Larder Erma Green Lola Doolittle Helen Shedd Lev is McElhenie Elhel Clark Carl Mitchell Isabelle Bowling Blanche Thomas Ruth Dean Scott Randall Ida May Lewis McElhenie Marjorie VanOrmnn Scott Randal 1 Isabelle Bov ling Virginia Phelps Paul Saltzgaber Harris Hayno Mary C. Randall Elrae Main Carl Mitchell 3eBsie Thomas

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Village. A special bun wen llred end we were shown mi the points of interest on the wry there, rnong which v pa Ford's motor plant. About three hour? were spent at the village which was enjoyed by everyone. In the afternoon, those who wisnerl to attend, the Wasnington-B.troit baseball game did so and those who wished to window shop or otherwise v nt their own, way. Both psrties were well chaperoned,. Of course, for those who went to the ball game the afternoon proved to be very entertaining, and from all reports the rest of the crowd spent an interesting afternoon. We reluctantly too:{ our leave of Detroit early Tuesday evening. The journey home v«-as not ms lively as the one going. So our journey to Detroit, the motor capital of the world,, so long anticipated -nri so much enjoyed, is now a part of our pp31 history- a life long memory. Mother , said Ruth who s lazy in school, I got a hundred today . That's fine , replied her mother. Whet in? Fifty in English Literature and fifty in Economics , replied Ruth. Myj Why do you begin your dinner with ice cream? Eye: My stomach is unset so I eat bec’.cwnrds.

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 ]- mired ,) f r t J • - ; :,).7mn i a L JLLulLC, lO rt r 7 CUJi L 1 2 y s b 3 hunb 1 e . Lewdrc of the Sophomores. Centre ct no crushes except on Seniors. in r ' tC, Oon1 u skip school. Endeavor to become S niors some dav. Freshmen must not have parties. Cet into no sernpes with classmates. Hr.ve petience. Incidentally or otherwise. Join in the singing. Keep silent in your elders presence. Love the Seniors. MaKe no complaints. Never pass note; . Obey all Seniors. Play- out of school. Question no Senior's wisdom. Respect upper classmen. Skip no clrsse you lack skill, ;ake good care of yourselves. Use only slates and pencils. Vanish when not wanted. • aljc quietly p st superiors, Xperinent in nothing ring. Yell at highschool games. Zeal counts.