Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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Who's Who WHO’S WHO Most Attractive Boy Marlin McElhenie Most Attractive Girl Donna Goff Best Boy Dancer Marlin McElhenie Best Girl Dancer Margaret Witthuhn Most Athletic Boy Charles Luby Most Athletic Girl Eloise Randall Boy With Best Sportsmanship John Shedd Girl With Best Sportsmanship Rose Elian DeLong Neatest Boy Bert DeLong Neatest Girl Velma Dean Most Studious Boy Jack Fousel Most Studious Girl .... Anita Belle Johnson Bov With Best Personality Ronald Shedd Girl With Best Personality ... Jean Blashfield Most Devoted Couple Elwin Williams and Donna Goff Most Popular Boy --- Marlin McElhenie Most Popular Girl . Rose Elian DeLong Sleepiest Boy - Donald Schofield Most Bashful Boy Richard Olney Most Bashful Girl Dorothy Newland Biggest Gum Chewer Elynore Abel Biggest Talker - .... Elynore Abel ■Jolliest Person Anna Hawkins The above are the results of a poll taken in the upper six grades in the Tekon sha Public School.

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4-H Clothing 4—H The So-Sew-Sewing Club was organized November 11, 1938 with twenty-four gills joining the club under the leadership of Mrs. Warwick. Our motto — “Make the best better”; colors - green and white; club pledge - “I pledge My He ld to clearer th:nking My Heart t greater loyalty My Hands to larger service My Health to better living For My Club My Community My Country Every year our club holds a local achievement day. At this achievement day all girls who made dresses take part in the style show and several are chosen from the group to take part in the county style revue. The girls chosen were Nina Doolittle, Dorothy Martinson, Velma Dean, Mildred Bclote, Shirley Klingaman, Beverly Downey, Ila Marie Williams, Ruth Wagoner, Carol Warwick, Mae Hawkins, Anna Hawkins, and Lorraine Vincent. For the first, five ot.'.er schools had their local achievement day with us. The Calhoun County Achievement Day was held April 5, 1939 in Marshall. The state 4-H leaders attend this style show to judge which girls are to go to Lansing to represent Calhoun County. The girls not only receive a trip on style but also on workmanship. 4—H HANDICRAFT President — Marlin McElhenie Vice President — Elwin Williams Secretary — Ronald Shedd Treasurer — Ronald Shedd Advisor — Mr. Wissman The above officers were elected at the first meeting of the 4—H Handicraft Club. Eleven members joined this year. The majority of the boys are doing second year work, however, a few are in the third year. We decided at the first meeting that anyone, who would care to, could come to the..school house on Saturday morning or Monday evening. This plan proved to bt quite successful for it gave the boys, who did not have the essential equipment, a chance to use good tools and as a result they turned out better work. This also enabled us to live up to the motto we all take when joining the club. The articles that we had made throughout the year were taken down to the local achievement day which was held at the Baptist hall on March 27, 1939. There was a large attendance there for the event and everyone seemed pleased with the exhibits. Our County Achievement Day was held on April 5, 1939, at Marshall. 23

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