Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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(Top Left) Senior King and Queen and Attendants. (Middle Left) Homecoming football game. (Middle Left) Junior High Marching Band. (Bottom Left) 1982-83 King and Queen. (Top Right) Homecoming football game. (Middle Right) Homecoming Dance. (Bottom Right) 1981-82 King and Queen. 3

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’82 Homecoming Royalty This year's Homecoming was sponsored by the junior class ot 84 and video games was chosen as the theme lor the floats. During the fun-tilled week the traditional events took place. The cheerleaders sponsored the dress-up days, where each student dressed up in different outfits — from popular punk-rock to the traditional red and white day. There were many prize winning costumes. Finally the long-awaited Homecoming Day, October 22, arrived. The big day started off with a pep assembly in the gym where several games were played. The parade then traveled through Main Street, Tekonsha. ending back at the school. Then the powder-puff football games were played by the high school girls. The juniors won first place in that event. Then at the halftime of the Homecoming game the parade passed in front of the stands and the winners of the floats were announced. The first place was awarded to the seniors and the eighth grade in a tie. The sophomore class took second place, while the freshmen received third. Butch Neal and Michele Caputo were then crowned as the 1982-83 Homecoming King and Queen by last year's royalty Tony Jenkins and Verli Stefan. After the game the traditional Homecoming Dance was held in the gymnasium and Hard To Say I'm Sorry, was played as the theme song. The 1982-8$ Homecoming Queen Michele Caputo and King Butch Neal Senior Attendant Kathy Lcssmann and escort Todd Senior Attendant Maria Carlquist and escort Fred Brown Doolittle Senior Attendant Lorie White and escort Scott Reincke 4