Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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WHO’S WHO Prettiest Girl Handsomest Boy Wittiest Girl Wittiest Boy — — Donna Goff — — Maurice Hodges — — Helen Berk — — — Ray Shedd Tallest Boy — Tallest Girl — Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer — — Bud Randall — — Carol Culver — — Betty Sizeland — — Lloyd Jenkins Girl with the Nicest Personality — Carol Culver Boy with the Nicest Personality — Mac Long Best Boy Student — — Howard Main Best Girl Student — Anita Belle Johnson Boy with the Best Sportsmanship — Ken Walbeck Girl with the Best Sportsmanship — Eunice Ball Popular Boy Popular Girl NeatestBoy Neatest Girl — - Polite Girl — Polite Boy — — Girl Using Best English Boy Using Best English Most Optimistic Person Most Pessimistic Person — — — Ray Shedd — — — Donna Goff — — — Bob Sizeland — — — Eunice Ball — — Jeanette Fousel — — — Boyd Blash field — Carol Culver — Jack Fousel — George Watson — Virginia Walters I 19

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SKIP DAY Senior Skip Day was observed in such a big way that we should call it ship days. The Seniors rose early on Monday morning, May 24th and met in Tekonsha at seven o’clock. Acting as chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Martinson, Mr. and Mrs. Long and Mrs. Hodges. Upon arriving in Chicago the group took rooms at the Great Northern Hotel. During the afternoon the boys attended the baseball game with Mr. Martinson and Mr. Long while the girls went shopping with Mrs. Martinson and Mrs. Long. No doubt the shopping turned out to be the more expensive. Monday evening and Tuesday morning were spent seeing the city’s points of interest. Tuesday afternoon was spent visiting museums and other interesting places on the way out of Chicago. Late in the evening the group arrived home after a great adventure. 18

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WHO’S WHO Ten Years Hence After a lengthy talk with a well known Prophet we have gathered the information regarding our Seniors’ future. Ten years hence, in 1947 we will find— Lucille McElhenie working in an exclusive dress shop in Chicago, a gown modeler. Bill Sholes has taken a liking to ranging and surveying, we find him as a forest ranger. He likes the work and is making a success of i Maurice Hodges holding a splendid job as hotel manager in New York. Keep up the good work, Maurice. You have our encouragement. Mac Long is a prominent well known electrical engineer. His main work is in radio-television. He is now chief electrician at N.B.C. studios. Russell Eldred has s:uck to farming. He has a nice farm and it is well stocked. We are wishing you more luck, Russ. Bud Randall has attended the General Motors Trade School. Thanks to good fortune and ability he is one of the head draftsmen in the General Motors plant. Bob Sizeland has a great love for nature, too. He also has taken to farm life. He has a modern farm with modern equipment. Little did we real ize that Bob was a typical farmer. Marjorie Doolittle is now living on a large ranch in Colorado. She is the “Mrs.” of the house. She went after things in a big way. Dorothy Letts is the owner of a classy dress shop in a fair sized city. She invites the public r . Her merchandise is of good quality. Jeanette Fousel has graduated from college and is now employed in Dorothy’s dress shop. They are still intimate friends. George Watson is practicing medicine. Laura Hill had a roving spirit in her veins buv she had to give it up and settle down to home life 20