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

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The newest guy in school, that all the girls are dying to date. Cathy Carr. Stacy Cumberland, and Jane Kru- ger smile for the camera while they sit in the bitter cold at a football game. Marvin Harris reveals his true identity, a cone- head. or is that just his Monday morning look? (Jane Kruger) 5

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Student life was in a class by itself. An array of color was always show- ing, whether it was during school, or on weekends in McDonald's parking lot. Everyone in the surrounding area knew of Valley students, especially during sports seasons. With all the spirit and rowdiness shown where ever the students went after a sports event, it's a wonder they still had enough energy for the next event. It was well worth the sore throats, colds, and tired bodies, however, be- cause the students wanted their school to be remembered as a very spirited place. During the school year the spirit of student life lives, as can be seen by Nancy Shine's new interior decorating of her car. STUDENT LIFE Sarah Baker and Jerry Katz show their true selves in the Ft. Wayne airport, before board- ing the plane to Washington D.C. The great Jewish Arab, Jerry Katz, flashes the familiar peace sign for all his friends around the world. (Jane Kruger)

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The Thrill of Winning The day had come for the annual Viking Homecoming Olympics. The Olympics are held every year to help get the spirit of homecoming into each and every person at the Valley. Teams are made up of four girls and four guys of the same class, and they compete against the other classes. Twelve teams participated in last years Olympics. The students who aren’t on teams sit in the bleachers and cheer on the partici- pants. Events included the bat race, wa- ter buffalo, tug of war, leap frog, and many others. It was a lot of hard work, and sore muscles, but worth it because everyone had a great time. The winning team last year was the Lone Seniors, consisting of: Car- leen Clampitt. Paula Shireman, Doug Dickerhoff, Brent Hoffman, Jill Fites, Lori Tilden. Scott Woods, Shaun Mill- er. The day was a huge success as usual, and all did a great job and had a lot of fun. Coach Smith explains the rules of the Olympics to the teams, while staff mem- bers act like they know it all. Angie Keirn shows her form in leap frog, while Mike Smith follows, hoping he can do as well. Ray Fenix. Felicia Harrell, Todd Utter, Steph Nelson. Craig Kantner. Tracy Baber. Beth Tinkey. and Brian Anglin take time out during the Olympics for a rest and a few laughs. 6 (Jane Kruger)