Tippecanoe Valley High School - Saga Yearbook (Mentone, IN)

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Honors Students Finishing their last day of high school, May 23, the seniors spent the morning practicing for graduation. The afternoon Awards Day Program honored mostly seniors with scholar- ships, the Times-Union Awards, and individual achievements. National Honor Society scholar- ships of $100 were presented to nine students. The top ten percent of the 1975 class received certificates of academic excellence. State scholar- ships were awarded to approximately 25 students. Presented to Mr. Dunnick and the school were the trophies won by the boys and girls track teams in the Area Track Meet. From the Red Cross, Inez Devenney congratulated students and teachers for their help giving blood. At right: The drama awards went to Rita Murcia, best actress; John Hill, best actor; Brett Hackworth.best supporting actor; Theresa Edwards, best supporting actress. Below right: Edgardo Laurel accepted an honorary NHS membership and a certifi- cate of academic excellence. Cindy Fawley was presented with the AAUW award. Lin- da Decker was recognized for her second place finish in the audio division of the State Media Fair. Below left: Named as outstanding senior boy and girl were the first recipients of the Golden V award, Max Meiser and Theresa Edwards.

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Viking Varieties Opposite page, far left: Sandra Good sings “I Enjoy Being A Girl” with a group of junior girls. Above right: Brian Welch and Debbie Bruner harmonize to “If I Were the Only Girl.” Middle right: French and German students act out The Three Little Pigs. Below, left: Lynn Hively, Jim Kemp, Cindy Pratt take their bows after singing “By The Light of the Silvery Moon.” Below right: One of the “The Flappers,” Jill Haney dances and sings to “6’2”. This page, above: Kim Coplcn as “Edith Ann” converses with the “lady” Lynn Hively. “Songs! Dances! Skits” invited any and all TVHS students to join the cast of Viking Varieties ’75. Approximately 25 individual and group selections fill- ed the program of the show. “The Entertainer” was the theme of the show and a large enthusiastic audience was entertained by the talented and humorous performers. A wide variety of acts were presented from solos, duets, and group songs and dances to comedy skits. The emcees for the show were Lin- da Decker, Bill Boggs, and Don Hurd who also had the honor of crowning the 1975 Saga king and queen. Viking Varieties .75 was created and produced by Nancy Yeiter, Joyce Harmon, Dale Pace and Ed LaMar. Kirk Robinson, Dallas Richardson and Tod Miner assisted with the lights and sound. Tammy Smalley and Sandra Good played the theme song. Held in conjunction with the show were an art fair, a Foreign Language Club booth of French and German foods, and a book fair sponsored by the Spanish Club. Proceeds from the variety show were used to send yearbook editors to summer workshops. 17