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

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VIKETTES FLAGS WORKING TOGETHER Teresa Weirick Vikettes keep warm during a routine. Angie Farner enjoys this winter's perfor- mances. Row 1: Amy Jamison. Ronda Russell. Kathy Vogel. Stephanie Farner. Lori Miller. Row 2: Beth Tinkey. Kristi Coplen, Lisa Potter. Angie Blackburn. Chris Slone. Mari Stephen. Row 3: Dawn Trippeidi. Kisten Lackey. Julie Manwar- ing, Sherri Furnival. and Angie Farner. Not Pic- tured: Dana Simpson, and Michelle Keplinger. Move over Joan Jett. Kathy Vogel is in town!

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GOOD CHEER The Sunshine Society is a club that serves people by making their lives a little brighter. Each member spreads sunshine by choosing an “Ideal Lady.” These ladies were remem- bered on holidays and birthdays with small gifts and cards from their Sun- shine girls. At the end of the year, an Ideal Lady tea was held so the ladies could learn the identities of their Sunshine girls. The Sunshine Society sponsor was Mrs. Kathy Eggleston. The officers were: Pres. Sara Harrell. V. Pres. Felicia Harrell, Treas. Karen May, Recording sec. Penny Sausa- man, Corresponding sec. Missy Fish- er. “Valley Pride was a frequently heard cheer last year, and pride is what the Tippecanoe Valley Pep Club is made of. The members loyally at- tended the games and cheered for the Vikings, win or lose. The enthusi- astic new sponsors, Mrs. Marlyn French and Mrs. Lois Buss, helped keep spirits high. The officers for last year were: pres. Kelly Fitzpatrick, sec. treas. Diana Roberts. Pep Club Officers and seniors: Row 1: D. Rob- erts. K. Fitzpatrick, A. Robinson. Row 2: A. Swick. P. Horn. J. Long, and T. West. While the rest of the pep block cheers. Brenda Arthur flashes a smile for the camera. Row 1: S. Lafferty. L. Unzicker. K. Bush, S. Nelson. F. Harrell. P. Secrist. K. King. K. Bus- selberg, M. Thompson. D. Dickerhoff. Sponsor Marlyn French. Row 2: T. Shepherd. T. Wal- lace. T. West. A. Swick. P. Horn, J. Long. H. Huffman. A. Robinson. M. Smith. K. Shafer. Sponsor. Lois Buss. Row 3: K. Zimpleman. K. Lowery. D. Hathaway. T. Eriks. D. Roberts. C. Slone. B. Tinkey. K. Baker. K. Fitzpatrick. R. Murphy. Row 4: M. Sparrow. L. Bahney. A. Lamar, L. White. C. Holloway. T. Gearhart. B. Wright, R. Smith. A. Metzger. S. Miller. J. Katz. Row 5: S. Woods. L. Cochran. M. Mathias. J. Sriver, P. Geiger. B. Arthur. D. Mellot. L. Ste- phens. L. Green. T. Thompson, J. Jones. Row 6: J. Johnson, D. Smiley. T. Allen. L. Dubois. A. Jones. P. Wallis. C. Duncan. S. Hartzler. E. Fitz- patrick. T. Zolman, J. Meadows. Row 7: A. Harsh. K. Shoemaker. D. Moore. A. Wood. S. Yount. D. Simpson. S. Eaton. K. Lackey. S. Unzicker. A. Stavedahl. Row 8: A. Bibler. L. Ryman. D. Kollian, S. Dittman. S. Earl. D. Good. B. Smith. A. Gothan. M. Saner. J. Dott- son. Teresa Weirick 25

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Front row: Diane Good. Leann Hoffman, Lisa Kindig. Kim Trout. Back row: Tammy Teel. Stacy Cumberland, Cathy Carr, and Jodi Ja- mison. The Vikettes and Flags Corp began the year by having summer practices both alone and with the band. Both groups spent long hours learning new drills and perfecting their marching style. With the help of Mr. Metcalf, they wirled together to pre- pare for parades, football games, and marching contests. The Vikettes were more indepen- dent this year. Led by upperclass- men, they learned and practiced new routines. They attended drill team camp at Ball State University, where they won individual and team awards. During football season, they practiced twice a week with the band. Squad practices continued into basketball season to keep the Vikettes in top form for perfor- mances at half time. They also enter- tained the crowd at pep sessions and performed in the Viking Varieties. The Flag Corps spent the year learning new skills and perfecting the old ones. Summer band camp al- lowed them to develop these skills while getting used to working togeth- er. In addition to marching with the band in parades, they performed at home football games. Leann Hoffman demonstrates her technique. Diane Good practices her moves. Teresa Weirick 27