Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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Dedication On entering our school most people see the obvious. They notice everything around them, but they see nothing of what is behind it all. To keep a school such as ours in good working order, an enormous amount of help is required. Most of this assistance is given by a few dedicated people who in many cases receive very little in return. We speak of those now serving or having as our board of education, bus drivers, cafeteria personnel, custodians, and others too numerous to mention. To these loyal individuals, we, with our highest regard, wish to dedicate our Indian. 3

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“These are the happiest days of your life.” How often we high school students hear these words. We cannot deny that these words do hold some truth. We are young and can share the problems of growing up. We are learning to accept responsibility, but we know we are always able to ask for guidance and assistance from our elders. We are also at an age when opportunity is very great. We are receiving a varied education which will always be invaluable to us. Some people have spent the happiest days of their life in this school, and it is only proper that these days be preserved in this “INDIAN”. The pleasant memories shared by students of Tekonsha High School are found in these pages. THE INDIAN ANNUAL STAFF Foreword 2

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Cooks Mrs. Pileri Mrs. Letts Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT - Mrs. Melville, Ora Swick, Francis Fox, John Weller, Paul Sweet, Marvin Blackwell, Eastman McFadden School Board LEFT TO RIGHT - Gale Jenkins, Clyde Shedd, Jacob Shank, Vern Camp, Ella Thomas, Bob Bowling, Fred Thenen 4