Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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CLASS WILL I, Grove Katz, will my ad-libbing ability to the Junior Play cast who might like some. 1, Phillip Klingaman, will my farming ability to Keith Walbeck who has always lived in town. I, Charles Letts, will my ability to keep the Bookkeeping girls supplied with apples to Bryan Katz, who would rather eat them all himself. I, Eastman McFadden, will my loud pipes to any boy who can stay away from policemen as well as I have. I, Janice Macky, will my patience to cope with the kids in the Drug Store to Sharon Brown who will take my place. I, Kay Martinson, will my ability to parallel park to anyone who can stay off the curb. I, David Mercer, will my Navy uniform to Irelene Davis who doesn't know how to swim. I, Betty Miller, will my hobby of horseback riding to Mike Rowe who would make a good jockey. I, John Mitchell, will my car to Bob Millard to keep his dating schedule running smoothly. I, Carolynn Reincke, will my ability to roller-skate to Daryl Althaver who doesn't know how. I, Ruth Ann Richardson, will my giggle to Richard Milliman who has a deep, hearty laugh. I, Wanda Selby, will my small shoe size to Ora Swick Jr. whose shoe size is size thirteen. I, Marie Shanteau, will my singing ability to the Ag. Quartet who gave us a sample of their singing one afternoon. I, Ernie Shilling, will my date book to Jimmy Russell who has a good start. I, Dean Slone, will my dignity to the seventh grade who should acquire it through the years. I, Donnie Staley, will my enjoyment of hunting to James Griffith who could grin a bear down. I, Kay Thatcher, will my will power to walk to school every day to Sandy Duckett who never does. I, Vicki Waffle, will my Latin ability to next year’s Latin class who will appreciate it. 1, Barry Walbeck, will my quiet ways to Carol Shilling, who always has something to contribute to the conversation. I, Lynnda Watkins, will my ability to sleep in government class without being caught to next year's government class.

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CLASS MOTTO A posse ad esse- From possibility to actuality FLOWER...................Yellow Rose COLORS...................Gold and White CLASS WILL I, Sharon Avery, will my librarian position to Doug Allen who avoids books of all kinds. I, Linda Brownell, will my ability to get out of Literature class to the ninth grade boys who can't even get out of study hall. I, Linda Casebeer, will my cheerleading outfit to Robert Selby who has pretty knees. I, Larry Copeland, will my ability to be relaxed in front of the English class to Mr. Johnson who is always fidgeting with his socks. I, Ken Crouchman, will my ability to fast dance to Larry Thomas who won't. I, Gladys Davis, will my long hair to Bessie Rogers who has always had short hair. I, Donnita Doolittle, will my ability not to gossip to the Tom-Tom Staff who are always looking for the latest. I, Jerry Doolittle, wild my interest in F.F.A. to Bonnie Hackworth who is interested in F.H.A. I, Kay Feiler, will my lifelong ambition to be a doctor to anyone who has an aversion to blood. I, Mary Freds, will my typing ability to DeAnn Warner who wishes she had more. I, Mike Humeston, will my ability to be heard to the teachers, who are always doing their best to get the students' attention. I, Nadine Griffith, will my slow southern drawl to Gene Beck who talks fast and continuously. I, Beverly Katz, will my sewing ability to Laurie Feiler who can't sew on a button.

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JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to Right: Carol Shilling, Vice President; Martha Sanland, President; Larry Thomas, Treasurer; Nancy Milliman, Reporter; Mrs. Milliman, Advisor; Edith Klingaman, Secretary. MAGAZINE SALESMEN Left to Right: Nancy Milliman, Top Salesgirl; Larry Thomas. Boys'Captain; Susan Martinson, Runner-Up. Absent: Linda Cavinder, Girls' Captain.