Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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Class Prophesy Station T. H. S. presents the “Weekly Winchell program. “Woo Woo” Elynore Abel meant to go to school in Missouri but a gentleman of distinction has interfered. Nice going. “Flash — Flash ------ Double Flash” La Belle Beauty Shoppe owned and operated by Donna Goff is the first to have an orchestra to entertain its customers. “Believe It Or Not” Madge Leatherbury is way out in Navada near Reno where she and her partner are running a dude ranch which lias the most cattle of any ranch in the United States. “Thing It Over” Shirley Klingaman is now the chief seamstress for Norma Shearer. Shirley ■designed the clothes for Miss Shearer’s last picture. Can It Be True” Anita Belle Johnson is now employed at Eloise Hospital near Detroit as chief dietitian. “It’s A Reality” Dorothy Newland is now a model for her beautiful hands. “Flash — Flash” At Berkley Hospital in California, Betty Smith is nursing. She took care of Mickey Rooney on his last illness. “It Could Happen” Margaret Witthuhn at present is singing at the Rainbow Room under the name of Ann La Mar. “Phew” Maxine Moore is employed as stenographer for Edsel Ford. She certainly •can land the jobs. Believe It Or Not” Last year Rose Ellen DeLong won the national award for skiing. “Think He’ll Make It” Adrian Hawkins is trying to establish an endurance record by driving to -California in a Model T Ford. “It Can’t Happen Here” Leo Howard is now President of the Howard Trucking Company of Chicago. “Whoopee” Jack Fousel having graduated from Michigan State College has now received his contract as a Smith-Hughes teacher for Tekonsha High School. “Flash — Flash” Marlin McElhenie has received a position as Chemistry professor in Harvard University. “Would You Believe It?” John Shedd has obtained tre position as manager of the Hotel Statler in Detroit. .. .. ' .' “He Hasn’t Changed” The “No Parking, No Drinking Escort Bureau” in New York City is run by Robert Smith. “Swing Out” Music at the Staller Hotel wr.ere John Shedd is manager is furnished by Elwin Williams’ band. He also plays at the La Belle Beauty Shoppe. “He’ll Get A Long Way” Donald Schofield, better known as the “Hitch Hiking Politician” is now campaigning in Fort Wayne, Indiana. “Sometime It Pays” Joseph Skudlarick is now editor of the New York Press. It has a paid subscription of 3,029,000. “M iracles Do Happen” Bob Bowling has really gone in for horse raising in a big way. He has one of the largest stables in the U. S. A. We draw to a close our interesting program, hoping you have enjoyed it and will tune in as often as you can. So long until next year.

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Class Will Having been in the state of ill health and distraction for the past few months caused by the ravages of a sect called the Faculty, we, the Senior Class of ’39 do hereby resolve to make our last will and testament. Anita Belle Johnson leaves her “pleasingly plumpness” to Jean Randall and hopes she uses it to a good advantage. Elynore Abel bequeathes her ability to talk to Laura Drinkwater. Dorothy Newland gives her golden silence to Marian Clark. Madge Leatherbury leaves her wavy hair and temper to Maxine Masters. Betty Smith leaves her slimness to Eleanor Culver. Shirley Klingaman her ability to understand bookkeeping to Leo Long. Margaret Witthuhn bequeathes her ability to do the jitterbug to Virginia Hayne. Donna Goff wills her small feet to Lester Senker. Maxine Moore wishes to bestow her glasses on Joe Millard. Rose Ellen DeLong leaves her office position to Mary King. Jack Fousel wills one big pig to Mary Baker. Elwin Williams bequeathes his laziness to Velma Dean. Adrian Hawkins leaves his stubbornness to the Freshmen Class. Joseph Skudlarick wills his heavy head of hair to Donnie Abel. John S'.edd leaves his ability to be a bachelor to Charles Luby. Robert Smith wills his shortness to Richard Eslow. Marlin McElhenie leaves his ability to argue to Richard Olney. Leo Howard wills his knowledge of animal furs to Ila Marie Williams. Robert Bowling bequeathes his football shoes to Dutch Sholes. Donald Schofield gives his superior knowledge of Chemistry to Daryl Leatherbury. We, the Senior class as a w’-ole leave our pleasant high school memories to the Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen.

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Senior Personalities Name Called Wants To Be Will Be Famous Saying Elynore Abel “Windy” Heard Married “I didn’t get it” Robert Bowling “Bob” Farmer A Husband “Dawgone” Rose Ellen DeLong “Rosie” Nurse Kissed “Hi” Jack Fousel “Fousel” Famous Farmer “How about a date” Donna Goff “Marie” Beauty Operator Married “Aw Shucks” Adrian Hawkins “Ane” Lieutenant Bossed “I ain’t kiddin” Leo Howard “Leak” Millionaire Fooled “I dunno” Anita Johnson “Slim” Slender Dietitian “That’s Ornery” Shirley Klingaman “Shirtail” Sailor’s Wife Teacher “Oh Darn” Madge Leatherbury “Pete” Nurse Farmerette “Oh Yeah” Marlin McElhenie “McElhenie” It Hit “Hey” Maxine Moore “Moore” Secretary Housewife “Well I like that” Dorothy Newland “Dort” Heard Silent “Silence” Donald Schofield “Don” Handsome Bachelor “I wanna sleep” John Shedd “Henry” Preacher Fooled “Oh gee why” Joseph Skudlarick “Joe” Doctor Flop What’s the matter” Betty Smith “Trunket” Nurse Skinny “Bye now” Robert Smith “Smitty” A Hit Smarty “Hey Jack” Margaret Witthuhn “Red Seen Jitterbug “Quit your kiddin” Elwin Williams “Lefty” Aviator A Nut “Where’s Donna?”