Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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Senior Roll Call Name Nickname Wants To Be Will Be Marilyn Fat T eacher Wife Donna Horsie Kissed Missed Carolyn College girl Farmerette Phyllis Cookie Skinny Fat Margie P. Mag Good Cook Good farmer Gloria Tiny Good wife She hopes Marjorie S. Bustle John’s other wife Old maid Joyce Hezzie Housekeeper Married Kaye Hunhine With Van J. With a certain G. Doris Loud Quiet Betty Coon Waitress Dishwasher Anita Needles Clerk Ruth Ruthie Housewife Truck Driver Beverly Bev Heard Seen Rose Rosy Artist Farmerette Lucile Lucy Skinny Fat vngela Angy English teacher Old maid Gordon Gordie Loved Well? Nelson Doane Success with Barbara He hopes Margaret Bookkeeper Whistled at Hester Had Heavier Skinnier

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Senior Trip The Tekonsha High School Seniors ventured forth on May 19, 1946 in the school bus to Detroit where they boarded the boat “South American” for a short cruise. We went down through Detroit Harbor, passing the islands and out into Lake Erie, down to Cleveland, not stopping at Cleveland, we traveled up to Buffalo, New York. We docked at Buffalo and a touring bus was waiting there to take us out on a tour of the city. We saw Niagara Falls and also rode on the ferry “Mate of the Mist”. We left Buffalo and went on up to the Canadian border where we docked for a couple of hours. A few adventurers got off to look around. ALer leaving Canada we headed back for Detroit, arriving there on Tuesday noon, May 21. It was a swell trip and we, with a few hundred other seniors, enjoyed it immensely, although we were tired, we were glad to be back in Detroit, headed for home.

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Senior Prophesy We gazed into our crystal ball to see what the members of our Senior class would be doing in ten years. This is what was revealed. Gloria Ivey moving new furniture (Sun-Kist orange crates) into her spotless one room tent. Marjorie Sizeland is heading for Reno for her fifth Divorce—she plans to marry again soon. Margie P atten, local farmerette, is bailing hay in the summer heat while hubby sleeps. Phyllis Cqok traveling with the Barnum and Baily Circus as the widely known fat lady. Joyce Raymond, local housewife, entertaining the Progressive Mothers club. Wayne Gohcen automobile magna'e introducing his new super automobile the “Goheen Gopher”. Rose Taylor, well known artist, has just returned from a tour of Europe’s art galleries. Local horse doctor, Nelson Shedd, has just completed a course on how to cure the horse disease — Phyliticis. An up and coming inventor, Gordon Nelson, has perfected a new type mouse trap. It works almost every time and weighs only 1 5 pounds. Kaye Kuehn, lecturer, gave a talk on Alaska and discussed the proper way to crawl into an igloo. Marilyn Blackwell, rookie player of the Detroit Tigers, will replace Hank Greenberg at first base this season. Betty McAtea has just received the National honor of being champion cow milker. Hester Dickinson has reached the top of the success ladder in Hollywood. She now receives as much fan mail as Lassie. hi February, Lucile Letts, well known ski champion, will leave for Norway to compete in the finals of the ski contest. Carolyn Crissy, pianist, is entertaining at the Waldorf Hotel with her boogie woogie blues. Angela Green, great dog lover, is entering her poodle “Lamb-chop” in the National Dog show.