Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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A 6. '•-.v A 4. 1. Paulette Struwin says, Get out of here before 1 smear this on your lens!” 2. Some THS fans shout, Come on Big Red, strut your stuff.” 3. THS students show off their spirit on Beach Bum and Bunny day. 4. The King and Queen share a dance at Homecoming. 5. Our very own Indian mascot, portrayed by Aaron Warner. 6. Ain’t they sweet, sec 'em walkin’ down the hall? 7. Crownbearers Erik Reed and Sarah Olds share a dance.

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▲ 2. JJ IU±A1 D ▲ 4. 1. The football team and their fans show their school spirit during Friday afternoon’s event. 2. Cindy and Tracy wonder how the camera can work under such cold conditions while Missy watches the game. 3. The Homecoming court, last year's attendants, and the crownbearers at the dance. 4. Some hunters are ready to kill a jungle man ... in the THS cafeteria — (a little outrageous)! 5. Our very own Army! 6. The King and Queen pictured with the Senior Attendants. 10 A 6.

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T.H.S. Floats Above the Rain This year's Homecoming floats were wet, but quite inventive. The theme was toys. In First place, Juniors made a Mr. Potato Head. Second place went to the Freshmen for building a Stomper. Third place went to the Jr. High for building Dominos. Fourth place went to the Sophomores who built Building Blocks.” The Seniors placed fifth with “Toy Lawn Mowers. Because the Field was so wet, the floats were not pulled around it during half time. This was disappointing, because the parade had to be cancelled earlier in the day as well. However, the rain failed to totally dampen the Indian spirit and the colorful floats were still appreciated. A 4. A 5. 12