Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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1. Linda Brown ndes a dolphin in one of the gift shops at N lagara Falls 2. Donna Webber and Ron Warsop give us the We re 1 sign 3. Katu Kassar steps to the back of the bus to see what's going on. 4 Karen McFaddcn just can't believe it! 3 Betsy Pulsipher. Bruce Warner, and Christine Cappeta catch a few Z s on the way up to Toronto. 6 Paulette Struwin sinks down in her scat to get comfortable while, Man Smith takes in the sights through the window 7. The Niagara Falls! 8. The camera rooms in on Btucc Warner on the bus. 9 The Casa Loma in Toronto, Canada 10. Betsy Pulsipher. Donna Webber. Paulette Struwin. and Annette Katz stop for a picture in the Science Center. 1 11. The Casa Loma in Toronto Canada Z 1 12. Tom Lewis. Linda Brown. Betsy Pulsipher, and Donna Webber take tune out at the Zoo to get something to eat

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s R. T R I P Seniors Go Foreign! Around 5:00 A M. on the morning of April 6, students of the class of 1987 started to gather at the school. Excitement and last minute preparations were on everyone’s mind because this was the start of a four day trip to Toronto, Canada. The bus was supposed to be at the school at 5:30 and the group was to be on the road by 6:00 A M. People were starting to get nervous when the bus didn’t show up until 6:45! The seven hour trip didn’t seem to be too bad because most everybody slept. They arrived in Toronto at the Yorkdale Holiday Inn. After everyone unpacked suitcases they had the chance to swim, sit in the sauna, or walk around the city to see what it had to offer. That evening they went to a shopping Mall where they ate dinner and shopped the rest of the time. During the next three days students visited the Ontario Science Center, the Metro Toronto Zoo, the C N Tower, Casa Loma, and a huge Shopping center called the Eaton Center. Too soon it was time to load their suitcases and head back to the good old U.S. of A. On the way back they stopped and saw the Niagara Falls! This year’s Juniors have a lot to look forward to. 1. The Seniors try to make a pyramid in the hall of their hotel. 2. A big group of the Seniors pose in one of the many shopping malls in Toronto. 3. Christine Cappella is wondering what’s wrong. 4. The Seniors take a break in the hall to talk things over. 5. Brian McFadden seems to be enjoying a bread stick in bis room. ▲ 2 A 4 20

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Graduation! A J 0 B On May 31st at 3:00 in the afternoon Graduation was held in the high school gymnasium. As the Tckonsha High School Band played Pomp and Circumstance the Junior Class preceded the Seniors as Honor Guards. The Seniors then walked down the aisle onto the stage. Stephanie Horton gave the Invocation which was followed by Annette Kat with the welcome to parents and friends. Then came the Salutatorian's speech given by Paulette Struwin. The Seniors joined the band and the audience enjoyed Chesford Portrait. Karen McFadden told the Class Motto: Each of us have different talents, dreams, and destinations, but all of us have the power to make a new tomorrow. The past thirteen years were recalled by Melissa Krumvcde and Cindy Wilson reading the Class History. Once again the audience enjoyed the band as it played Sabre Dance. Annette Katz gave the Valedictorian's speech followed by Mr Showers recognizing and presenting awards to deserving graduates. Annette Katz returned to the podium to recognize the Senior Gass Advisor. Mr. Bowling Mr Carlson presented the Class of 1987, and Mr. Shumway presented the diplomas to the class. Linda Brown closed the ceremony with the Benediction and the recessional followed. Valedictorian Annette Katz gives her speech. D 0 N E Salutatorian Paulette Struwin reminds us that graduation is one of several major milestones in life. 1. Chad Clark receives his diploma from Mr. Shumway. 2. Karen McFadden tells the Class Motto. 3. Christine Cappella walks out of the gymnasium as a graduate. 22