Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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JUNIOR CLASS Back Row, left to right: Stephen Newland, Della Dean, Jack Hunsicker, Mildred Stevens, Lloyd Jenkins, Eunice Ball and Ray Shedd. Second Row: Phyllis Wagoner, Virginia Walter, Max Putnam, Carrol Reese, Hazel Greenawalt and Howard Main. Third Row: Harold Fox, Boyd Blashfield, Gail Doolittle, Forrest Hutchins, Roy Potter and Ad-die Doolittle. Front Row: John Denbrock and Kenneth Walbeck. Carol Culver was absent when picture was taken. 23

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Organization of the Junior Class At last! We are Juniors! Of course, we feel superior, but why shouldn’t we? Haven’t we plodded along for two whole years before reaching this enviable stage? Ray Shedd was elected class president and proceeded to lead us through an unusually successful year. Boyd Blashfield was elected vice-president, Virginia Walter, secretary ; and Hazel Green-awalt, treasurer. This is the first year girls have been in office. Always before the boys have controlled the class. November 1 5, 1936 was a marked day in our lives as we purchased our class rings, after many class-meetings to decide upon them. February 22, 1937 the Junior girls attended a tea given by Mrs. Canfield, Mrs. Martinson and Miss Ash. May 4, 1937 was also a very important day for us. The Junior play was presented to the public for enjoyment and criticism. Of course, the outstanding event of the year was the Junior-Senior Hop which was held May 28, 1 937 at Coldwater Country Club. Now as our Junior year draws to a close, we find ourselves looking forward to the activities of our Senior year, and to graduation, the ultimate goal of our high school career. 25