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

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It You Are Bored When Far Left Above— Kenny Hedington lakes time out in Science to read his favorite magazine. Far Left Below— Brenda Utter scuffs at the idea of working at school. Left—Brad Romine chows down at lunch! Below— No, Jim Shep- herd, it’s not time for a break. Bottom—Is Lisa Burkett and Cindy Crissinger grocery shop- ping for their moms, or are they planning a party?

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.you sit on the stage at lunch. . you enjoy listening to your history teacher lecture. . you sit down and watch Gilligan’s Island” for the 100th time. . You’re at work, and doing the same thing over and over again, and you begin to enjoy it. . there is a party to go to, and you decide to stay home and clean your bedroom. . you actually hope that the lawn would grow so that you could mow it. . you look forward to going to a family reunion. . you don’t mind doing the dishes for a week. . you wash the windows over spring vacation. . you run to the lunch line when you know you are go- ing to have turkey for the fifth Thursday in a row. . you look forward to your second practice set in ac- counting class. . you sit in class and stare out the window. . you begin to beg to have detention. . you look forward to babysitting your cousins, that you know will drive you up the wall and have you pulling your hair out of your head in one hour. . you come home from school and start doing your homework right away. . you watch the sun set. . you go shopping and have no money. . you look forward to going to yearbook class. You Know

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A’s All right—meaning an agreement, an idea is good. B’s Back off— to leave someone alone. Bombed—to be drunk, under the in- fluence of alcohol. Browner—someone who tries to get on the good side of a teacher. Bummer—something that is bad, de- scribing a boring evening. C’s Cool it—meaning not to get upset. Cop out—to not do something that has been planned. Cow head—a real nutty person, who does not seem to have all his her marbles. Crack me up—to make laugh. Cruisin’—to go driving around. Cut it out— to stop doing something. D’s Drag—when something is really boring. Dynamite—describing something that is great. E’s Eat it—self explanatory. F’s Far out—something that is great. Freaky—something out of the ordinary. Fox—someone who is really good- looking. G’s Gag a maget—something that’s really gross. Get your act together—straighten up. Gross—something that is repulsive and vulgar. H’s High—being under the influence of drugs. Hunk—a really, cool-looking guy. I’s It’s the pits—not cool, boring. J’s Jocks—persons involved in sports. K’s Kicks—to find something funny and enjoyable. M’s Macho— describing a muscular per- son, preferably a male. Man—usually in place of a person’s name. N’s Neat—something well-liked. O’s Out of sight—meaning decent, groovy, all right. Out of it—meaning not all there. P’S pot—Marijuana. Wacky Weed, grass, hooter, doobies, etc.