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

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What can I say, this class is a breeze for me, Lynn ‘Beave Fuller says. Freshmen basketball players goof around, while Mr. Yuncker shows his usual expression. Swinging to the music are Vicki Mattix, Tony Horn and background dancers. Busily helping the football players during a time out are the managers. Walking unexpectedly into Mr. Igncy's Psycholo- gy class and the camera. Shelly Stokes is caught off guard. Trying to butter up Mr. Makula is Senior Duke Waymire. While Mrs. Cumberland works hard on cropping, Mrs. Shafer daydreams of housework undone. Shelly Stokes Opening 3

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The Way It Was! ended. But their motto was “For yester- day is but a vision, and tomorrow is only a dream ... Table of Contents Opening 1- 3 Student Life 4- 25 People 26- 65 Clubs 66- 91 Academics 91-111 Sports 112-149 Looking baek on past events, recalling happy times, of childhood dreams and school boy schemes, of friends and nurs- ery rhymes,—We all grow up, we leave behind those dreams, those friends and faces. We all move on, we search, and find new lives, in different places. Yet as we reach for passing stars, we'll laugh, and shed some tears, and remember days, the crazy ways, we spent our high school years. As the school years came to a close, students looked back on cherished mo- ments and wished they would never have Ads 150-173 Closing 174-181 Index 182-184 After saying erk . Holly Smith is snapped surpri- sedly by the camera. “Hey, I'm great! is what Duke Waymire seems to Selected to the TRC All Conference Team were these 14 guys: Mark Yates. Dan Roberts. David Lcckronc, Jerry Parker. Brent Arvcn, Jerry Bickel. Marlin Meredith. Keith Paige, in back: Scott Biblcr. Todd Peterson. Brian Carnes, Craig Kantner. Tod Utter, and Jim Holloway. Taking apart their equipment are two members of Freedom Jam. 2 Opening Shelly Stokes

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Just one of the many lunch items, this spinach is spruced up with a wad of gum. Playing a big part of the 1980-81 school year was Student Life with people involved in after- school activities like plays, prom, intramurals, and graduation. The students gave up their own free time to share with others their performances and efforts they put out. For the dramatically and musically inclined stu- dents there were plays and a musical in which they could participate. Those who wanted to present a skit or sing, signed up for the annual Viking Vari- ety show. Keeping the juniors busy in the spring, was Mrs. Hull, who organized those on committees to make the Seniors last prom a memorable one. The people who liked sports but not the competi- tion, played intramurals, with two girls teams, five boys teams, and one faculty team. Under the close supervision of Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Makula. these star athletes tried not to get killed while at- tempting to play basketball. Getting used to ruling over all the underclass- men was hard for the Seniors to give up. But when graduation came around, they were proud to re- ceive a diploma. Many were going on to college, but for those who weren’t, they wondered what lay ahead of them in the future. To fill up their extra time, students got involved in Student Life events, and showed that they can work and still look good together! 4 Student Life Shelly Stokes