Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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year. Miss Ash has been our class adviser all through high school. We had one of our greatest thrills on October eight. It was on this eventful day that we purchased our class rings. We were certainly well pleased with them when they arrived. Our next great event was the Junior Play. It was “Bashful Bobby” and was presented on April twenty-ninth. Everyone who attended gave favorable reports as to its success and we certainly enjoyed presenting it. At last came the most important event of the year and also the greatest thrill. This was when everyone donned their best formals and suits for the annual Junior and Senior Prom. This was held at Lyon Lake Country Club on May 27th. The Seniors were the guests of honor at the banquet. Later our girl friends and boy friends were invited in for an evening of dancing and entertainment. This was the most outstanding social event of the year and the one that we will remember above all others. Now that our Junior Year is nearly over we are looking forward to our Senior year and graduation. 26

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Back Row: Elwin Williams; Marlir. McElhenie; Jack Fousel; Joseph Skudlarick; Donald Schofield; Robert Smith; John Shedd. Second Row: Donna Goff; Eleanor Abel; Betty Smith; Maxine Moore; Anita Belle Johnson; Dorothy Newland. Front Row: Adrain Hawkins; Madge Leatherbury; Robert Bowling; Leo Howard; Shirley Klingaman; Miss Ash. Junior Class History At last we were Juniors. We had gotten half way to our goal. This was to be one of the outstanding years of our whole high school career. It was filled with plans and all sorts of ideals about rings, play and proms. Is it any more than natural that we should think we were about the best class of all? Certainly we want to be considered capable of taking on the duties of seniors next year. We began our years activities by electing officers. They are as follows: President, Marlin McElhenie; vice-president, Madge Leatherbury; secretary and treasurer, Anita Belle Johnson. These people have served our class well during the past 25

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