Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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A 5 1. Amy Johnson and Donna Woods are some real Wild Punkers!!! 2. Smiling pretty are Lori Herman and Holly Hunt. 3. Sue Cubbon, Lan and Nat Reinoke take time out to cheese it up for the Camera. A. Child Development class is leaching students about being real parents. '' 5. Our boy cheerleaders Danny Me Dowel, Steve Pulsipher. Kurt Shilling, and Ray Esseltme are looking gooood!!! 6. Ray Esseltme looks as if he could be mad after being elected the most convincing Rambo at the Journalism Dance. A 6 3

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A I Contents Opening 1 Faculty and Services 8 Seniors 12 Senior Activities 24 Juniors 35 Sophomores 39 Freshmen 43 Junior High 91 Athletics 47 Organizations 83 Elementary 99 Advertisers and Patrons 111 Acknowledgements no Indian Staff 136 A 3 A4 1. Barb Herman and Deb Reynolds pose at the Fall Festival. 2. Steve Bennett, Matt Smith, and Karen McFadden are studying hard in English class. 3. We wear our sunglasses is what this group's reply was during Homecoming Week. 4. Some junior boys get together during their study hall. 5. Aaron Warner is Mr. Biology. 6. Spending time in the hall are Kathi Swafford and Chris Katz. A 6 2

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 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER H O M E C 0 M 1 N G This year's Homecoming was a night to remember for everyone, especially the Seniors. Homecoming was sponsored by the class of '87 and the theme for the floats was (airy tales. The Sophomores took first in the floats, while the lr. High received second, and the Freshmen came in third. Monday started off with the traditional dress up days for the week. The cheerleaders had chosen different types of costumes for the students to participate in during the week. Monday was picture day, so students couldn't dress up, but Tuesday you could see students in the hallway with hats, ties, and shades on. Wednesday was funky day, while Thursday was North Adam nerd clay. Finally the one and only red and white day was Friday. Wednesday night was the annual snake dance where all the students made a human chain and got dragged through various places by the leader. When Friday afternoon came, it started to rain, but that didn't stop the parade of floats and the Homecoming Court. After the parade everyone met in the gymnasium for a game of tug of war instead of playing powder puff football in the muddy weather. Finally the night came and the Tekonsha Indians proudly defeated the North Adam Rams. Beth Russell and Brian Salt gaber were crowned as the 1985-86 Homecoming Queen and King by last year's attendants, Lori Beam and Marty Schaffer. The theme was Cherish by Kool and the Gang. Mrs. Shumway donated a three layered cake and punch for refreshments during the dance. It was quite a night! I 9 8 5 Seniors Amy lohnson and her escort Kyle Klingaman 1985-86's Homecoming Queen and King, Beth Russell and Brian Salugaber Seniors Penny Neal and her escort Leon Balyear A