Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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 ABIC NIGHT This year's Homecoming was sponsored by the class of 86'' and the theme for floats was movies. The juniors took first with Terrior-Busters, while the jr High received second and the Seniors came in third. During the week everyone was anticipating the big day. Monday started off Homecoming week in high spirits as the traditional snake dance and bonfire took place. The cheerleaders chose a different type of costume for the student body to wear every day of the week Monday was All Sports Day Martians and Senior Citizens were caught walking in the halls on Tuesday. Wednesday was P I or Rock Star Day while Thursday was Litchfield Losers Day., Friday was the traditional Red and White Day. Friday afternoon the parade of floats took place after the spirited pep rally The Homecoming Court was also included in the parade, each couple riding a classy car. After the parade the powderpuff football game took place The luniors took first in it, also taking first in the tug-of-war Everyone was anxious for the game and dance to take place that night. Finally it was here! The football team proudly defeated the Litchfield Terriers 9-6. Lori Beam and Marty Shaffer were crowned as I984’s Homecoming Queen and king by last year s attendants. LeAnn Selby and Kevin Reincke Alicia Ball and Danny Taylor were the crown bearers. Now everyone was ready for the dance. The theme was Almost Paradise, filling the gym with tropical surroundings Mrs. Penny Shumway donated a beautifully made cake and Mrs. Carol Fogel gave punch for refreshments during the dance. It was quite a night to remember. 1985's Homecoming Queen and King, Lori Beam and Marty Shaffer juniors, Amy fohnson and Brian Saltzgaber Sophomores, Missy Holbrook and Danny Yates 4

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 A Place in our Hearts Remember all of the good times And place them in your heart Lock them deep down inside And never let them part. We, the journalism staff, on behalf of the student body, dedicate this page to two of our very special friends, Ritchie Dale Yates and Dedra Darlene Brown. Ritchie and Dedra were very close to many of us. No matter how much time passes by we will always remember the memories of both of them with very warm hearts. For many of us Ritchie and Dedra were inspirations. Ritchie had outstanding athletic ability, and Dedra was a true friend who was always there for anyone who needed help and support. We could never forget the special moments together and in our hearts Ritchie and Dedra will live on. To Ritchie and Dedra we dedicate the page. 6