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

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Left Checking to see Al’s flesh wound is seri- ous is Doc. Emmit. Mrs. Savage, Fairy May and Chris tries to decide whether or not to lake pictures as |eanie looks on. Below Left Cast members, front row Karen Wiley. Dane Jervis. Pam Zimmerman. Theresa Wallace, Matt Johnson. Buck row Marty Smith. Kathy Vogel. Roni Baker. Beth Fugate, Tim Stokes. Below right Five minutes before curtain, Kathy Vogel rushes to complete her make-up. returns to T.V.H.S. up with the clever idea to have them kidnap her and hold her for ranson but with one request-that she is to be cut in on the ranson. Her share woud go to the Cloisters to save it. A1 goes to a campus riot to collect the loot from Samuel Savage. But as he arrives, there are ten students carrying green duffel bags which contained the money. He did not have much time be- cause the riot was being raided by the police, so in hesitation he grabbed the closest bag and escaped over the wall. As he was escaping through the campus, he was shot at and hit in the posterior by a girl snipper. He then returned to the Cloisters with the green bag. Fortu- nately it was the right bag and the Cloisters was saved. Full Play-15

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Mrs. Savage The lights were lowered; the small but lively house quieted quickly. This was the setting for the fall play. The Savage Delimma”. Directing the cast for another excellent show was Mrs. Beth Barr. The play was set in Boston in an institution called the Cloisters. Mrs. Ethel Savage, por- trayed by Roni Baker, found out that she could not cope with the outside world. After returning from Russia, Mrs. Savage was mugged in front of a church. So she decides to return to her friends at the Cloisters, applying for the job of the cook. To much of her surprise, no one remembered her, and the Cloisters were at the end of its financial rope. The institution was invaded by two hippies, portrayed by Matt Johnson (Al) and Kathy Vogel (Jeanie), demanding money from all of the patients, Mrs. Savage corner 14—Fall Play

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On November 14 Tippecanoe Val- ley High School once again held its annual Swap Day. Excitement filled the air. People rushed around hur- riedly trying to get to class before their 5 minutes were up, because if they were late they would be tardy. It was certainly a day to remem- ber, as far as parents, students, and teachers were concerned. The par- ents were having trouble trying to get lockers open and trying to find where their next class was supposed to take place in the building. Stu- dents ended up being late to class af- ter helping the parents find books and all the other things that one might need to be prepared for their next class. The students seemed to enjoy the day, even though they had to be nicer than usual. They even got a few laughs along the way. As for the teachers, they found the day quite interesting to finally meet some of their students' parents. It was quite a challenge to find out how much the parents could re- member and to see how much they had forgotten in the years they had been out of school. For some of them, it brought out how they had missed going to school and how much they wished they were back in school working frantically on their homework assignments and wor- rying about who was going to ask or to be asked out for a date. 16