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

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Viking Varieties-29 Groovy Above Mat Johnson as the M.C. along with Ann Kline as Jane and Brett Cumberland as Tarzan get down to Guitarzan. Lower left The Swickettes shake it to “Freak Out”. Above Se- nior Vikette Lori Baum looks as if she is en- joying herself on her final performance.

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Winding down a hectic year, the Drama Club along with many tal- ented students from the Valley put on the grand finale, the Viking Vari- eties on May 18, 1979. The Seniors made their final ap- pearance through a Senior Skit ti- tled The Butt Family”, also the Se- nior Vikettes with a routine to “Shake Your Groove Thing”. All night there was laughter, en- tertainment and tears as we said good-bye and good luck to the se- niors. Many memories, may be sought in a few years as you remem- ber the Swickettes, the first all-boy pom pon team, and the solo by Phil Smith. We, the staff, wish to take time to congratulate Beth Barr, Nancy Yeiter, Dale Pace, and Kevin Campbell on an excellent show. In closing the show, all the cast members sang the theme song “Feelin’ Groovy” along with the Masters of Ceremonies, Dane Jarvis, Tim Stokes, and Chuck Hurd. Above Renee Murray dials with care during the Candy Store Skit. Below Jackie Brown, Sherri Clark. Kim Norman. Cheryl Kelly and Kathy Vogel feel pretty as they sing, I feel Pretty . Feelin’ ■’ll 28—Viking Varieties

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This page Below Left Me. hurt foot,” ex- claims Tarzan. portrayed by Tony Horn to Dane, portrayed by Norma Knoop. Bight Marty Smith portrays the devious Dr. Drano. Page 31 Center Charles Hurd as General Cus- ter gallops to where the action is. Below Right Natlie, portrayed by Paula Shireman tries to convince Milo (Matt Johnson) not to go down into the sewer as Paddy (Roni Baker) watches. MacBeth Company The $39 On May 18, MacBeth and Com- pany put on the spring play “The $39 Man”, back to back with the Vi- king Varieties. Getting a negative reading on the pressure guage could only mean one thing, and that is the town will blow up in a matter of hours. Milo Sap- perstein could not figure out what had happened, but he thought that Dr. Drano must have had something to do with it. As he descends to the sewer, Paddy sends down the blades, but finds out that they have been tampered with and tells Milo he only has about two seconds to live. Then there is an awful scream!! Paddy then goes down and col- lects what is left of Milo and decides to take him to a Free Clinic run by Dr. Darnell, a high-stepping, wild doctor who hates to miss her Roller Derby on the television. Dr. Darnell takes the remains into her operating room and begins her long task of putting Milo back together again. As Milo is on the table, Dr. Drano 30-Spring Play