Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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SPIRIT DAY This year's Spirit Week festivities were once again sponsored by the Student Council. For the past three consecutive years, the class of 1983 has won first place, but they were defeated by the sophomores this year. The Spirit Week plaque was presented to the sophomores by the senior class at Friday evening's basketball game. Among the events were a Mountain Dew Chug, Pyramid Building,” a Peanut Butter Eating Contest, and a math quiz. The Student Council originated Spirit Week in 1979 to end the wintertime blaahs! Ever since, classes have dressed up and competed in games to see who could win the spirit plaque. Needless to say, other schools in the area have adopted a Spirit Week of their own because of the enthusiasm that is viewed throughout the week here at Tekon-sha High School. (Above Left) The senior class quickly works to get their pyramid erected. (Middle Left) Each class awaits its turn in the screaming match. (Left) freshman and junior high classes compete in the Peanut Butter Eating ' contest. (Above Right) Bobbi Turley chugs' a Mountain Dew while Tim Fogcl readies for his turn. (Above) The seventh and the eighth grade inch worm ' crawls its way slowly down the gymnasium floor. 10

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(Opp. Page. Bottom Left) Carole Brewer (Junior Class Vice-Pres.) and Kathy Lessman (Senior Class Pres.) with the 1983 Junior-Senior Prom cake, made by Janie Smith. (Opp. Page. Top Left) Mr. Robert Currie, the honored guest, gives his speech. 9

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(Above Left) Seniors Loren Phillips and Lilly LaFond write furiously to place in the word game. (Above Middle) The junior class attempts to build their pyramid. (Left) Kevin Doolittle, Howard Upston, and Nadine Goheen vie for first place in the Rubik’s Race. 11