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

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Above |cff Bickel. Greg Blackburn, Joel Smith, and Bruce Carnes make Geometry a commu- nity project. Below Left Alicia Kuhn and Cathy Welch use their powers of “mutiple guess on a government test. Below Right Very simply, it’s 6x + 4xy - 7y + 3yz - 2z - 11, explains Mr. Cumberland to a baffled Mark Meiser.

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Certain events always seem to highlight our high school years. We find ourselves frequently looking back on that one special moment that broke the monotony of our day- to-day routine. Many people smile as they reflect on the Prom—that magical evening with soft lights, enchanting music, and a very special person. Others vividly recall homecoming and the Olympics, which will, in the future, become an annual event at the Val- ley. Of course, the crowning of the King and Queen was also an impor- tant activity. Some remember displaying their talents in the many dramatic pro- ductions presented throughout the year, or participating in the “Viking Variety Show.” For seniors. Graduation was prob- ably the Year’s most memorable oc- casion. Diplomas were received with mixed feelings—feelings of the pain of saying good-bye to many friends and unfulfilled dreams—feel- ings of anticipation about the fu- ture—and feelings of achievement for attaining today's goal. We all treasure something—a time, a day, a moment—that was special, and highlighted all of our tomorrows. 11