Thornapple Kellogg High School - Trojan Yearbook (Middleville, MI)

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WlMi i Parades, snow, chilly breezes, and basketball games highlighted the winter months at TK. Before the snow came to limit outdoor activity, the football games were of paramount interest as Bonnie, Kathy, Jane and Jody can testify. As the basketball season progressed, enthusiasm bubbled over. Pep signs decorated the halls and the coach's door. Many people came to view the contestants and floats, one of which carried TK'S Homecoming court: Myrna, Kathy, Bonnie, and Mandy. When the snow arrived, it brought both beautiful scenery and the hope of snow vacation.

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Through the year, we attended several Interesting and informative assemblies. An assembly given by the Community Chest featured former Detroit Tiger player Phil Regan, a native of Wayland. He was introduced by Rev. Schipper, co-chairman of the United Fund Drive. YFC brought Dave Grant to inspire us to higher moral values. In addition to the more formal assemblies, we attended weekly pep meetings. Here, urged on by the pep band, we generated enough steam to move our teams on to victory. Through assemblies, our school spirit grew greater, as did our appreciation of the people who made them possible.

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SWy The one required subject for everyone at TK was study. Many students became adept at various subjects because of their good study patterns. Gaye focused on her art project while Jim increased his musical proficiency by practice. Jerry became skilled in the use of the shop equipment. Dottie was intent on gaining useful material from reference books. Diane, Randi, Chuck, Ann-Marie, Marty, Lynn, and Alice were in deep concentration here.