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

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Welcome Back For A Day Again this year, parents were given the opportunity to trade places with their children for a day in school. The student council set up two days on which parents could attend school. With half of the students there, the parents got a better perspective of what a nor- mal school day is like. During the day, parents attended classes, tried to open lockers, en- joyed their lunch period and talked to teachers. Students and parents mingle during Swap Day. Students helped the parents survive all the difficulties the day brought. Top, clock- wise, M. Meredith joins A. Dickerhoff on the sax during band; senior moms in Mr. Ig- ney's government class; Mr. Kruger sings along with R. Opple; A. Ross points out a typing error in class; J. Good tries his locker; C. Sisk in Office lab.

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A Gallery of Awards The great high-road of human welfare and happiness lies along the highway of stead- fast well-doing and they who are the most persistant and work in the truest spirit, will invariably be the most successful. —S. Smiles Above, Kent Bush and Vernon Goodman re- ceived the All-American Marching Band- smen award from Purdue. Fellow band members voted them to this honor. At far right, Derek Anglin and Bill Guerin were voted to the All Logansport Area football team as offensive back and defensive tackle. At right, Sherri Miller, Lori Crippen and Chris Bazini took the first three places in the District VFW speech contest. Sherri went on to win second in the state and Lori placed seventh. Below, several members of the var- sity football team received recognition for the All-TRC team. Among those honored were Derek Anglin, D. Koldyke, A. Knoop, M. Woodruff, R. Shewman, F. Rickel and J. Shriver. 12

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Cast members were left to right, J. Bowen as jane Hathaway, J. Bazini as Carl Winfield, C. Bazini as Mary Ainslie, P. Doering as Bernice Carlton, T. Stokes as Dr. Patterson, T. Petrosky as Sophrony Trotter, M. Shriver as Joe Pendleton, R. Secrist as Hepsey, D. Avery as Ruthe Thorne. Greg Hoover who played James Ball was absent. Lavender and Old Lace “Lavender and Old Lace was the fall play presented by the Drama Club. The story concerns Mary Ainslie (C. Bazini) who resides alone in a New England village among her memories, lavender flowers and old laces. She has a’ temporary house guest when her neighbor's neice (Donna Avery) when her aunt (janet Bowen) goes to Eu- rope. A young newspaper reporter, Carl Winfield (Jim Bazini) comes to town and is soon engaged to Miss Ainslie's houseguest, Ruth. Tragi- cally, Carl loses his eyesight and Miss Ainslie rushes to help for a very secret and personal reason. The play was produced Decem- ber 2 and 3 and was directed by Mrs. Barr and Tony Miller as assis- tant director. 14