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

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Members of the school board. L. to R.: Richard Long. Vernon Meredith. Don Snipes. Lee Norris, and Con Shewman. Mrs. Hoover is typing information into the com puter for the school. Mr. Paige finds time in his schedule tosmile for the camera. Jane Kruger Administration 29

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NEW PEOPLE BRING NEW HOPE Although our school had a lot of new people last year, it still ran very smooth- ly- Robert Meyers, our new principal, ac- complished his goals and tried very hard to make this school better academically. Keith Wortinger did a lot too. Most peo- ple don’t realize just how much a vice principal does. He helps set up the calen- dar, calls in substitutes when needed, sets up the lunch schedule, and many other things. Linda Gothan is the high school treasurer and bookkeeper. Kay Kindig is the high school secretary. There is also another important per- son in our school, Baxter Paige. He is our Superintendent. His job is to prepare and manage the budget, carry out the policy the school board has made, plus supervising, and a lot of other things. Also in the Superintendent’s office were two important ladies. Eleanor Hoover, who runs the computer and does the bookkeeping for the school corporation, and also Judy Hively, who is the secre- tary and treasurer for the corporation. Last, but not least, is the school board. They are the ones that make the rules and policies for our school. Their job is very important, for without them our school could not function. For all the time, hard work, and pa- tience our administration has done, they’ve done a great job. 28 Administration Jane Kruger

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Teachers Experience New Faces “Hey, can you help me?” or “can I go to the bathroom,” were two familiar sayings all teachers heard last year. There were a total of 39 teachers at T.V.H.S. Most of them returned from the previous year, but some of them were new. Harry Kohn, James Yuncker, Joyce Toetz, and Roland Fletcher were the new teachers. Mr. Kohn taught Eng- lish, Saga, and Runic Review; Mr. Yuncker taught History, and Govt; Mrs. Toetz taught Home Economics; and Mr. Fletcher taught Freshman Science. All of these teachers and the rest of the staff did a wonderful job teaching and helping students with their prob- lems. Students may not appreciate the teachers now, but once they’re out of school and going to college or trying to get a job, they'll be thankful for what they learned from their teachers. Mr. Stath siands by his masterpiece the tooth. James Yuncker History, and Govt. Wayne Cumberland Math Debra Hull Chemistry, and Math Robert Armstrong Industrial Arts Robert DuBois Algebra Robert Igney Psychology and Govt. Beth Barr Speech and English Kathy Eggleston Business Forest Kantncr Agriculture Sheila Buzenburg Study Hall Roland Fletcher Science Kay Kindig Secretary Kevin Campbell Band Linda Gothan Bookkeeper Dave Kreiger Don Craw Spanish and English Juna Graham Business Ed Lamar Media Center Judy Cumberland Special Needs Harry Kohn English, and Journalism Doug Makula English 30 Faculty Jane Kruger