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

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Shelley Utter solemnly sings a Christian song by Sandy Patty. Viking Varieties 7 Rob Cumberland, member of the Chipmunks, shows dual abilities in vocals and on keyboard. Jill Nanz puts everything she has into her piece, “Endless Love.” Sherry Lafferty and Kisten Lackey pei form their skit, “The Potty.”

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6 Amateur Entertainment Valley held their 10th annual Viking Varieties on May 16, at 7:00 P.M. The Varieties were filled with unique humor that only the Valley students could think of. Mr. Pace was the sponsor of Viking Varieties and plans to keep them an an- nual part of Valley’s school year enter- tainment. There were thirteen routines per- formed. The cheerleaders opened the show with their rendition of PYT by Mi- chael Jackson. The Cheerleaders also did their Yellow Submarine routine. Other routines were the Chipmunks, Brenda Wright's humorous display of her bicycle riding talent, and of course the Swickettes. Jill Nanz ended the evening with “Endless Love” and “For Those Tears I Cried.” Teresa Wiard (Margcric Sticky Lips) and Tom Lester (Captain Red Eye Fierce) prepare to oper- ate on their most recent patient in their “Smash skit. Pat “Dinger” Morgan isn’t sure what to think about the skit. Derrill Swick and John Baker sing out as members of the Swickettes. Viking Varieties

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Faithfully I’m Forever Yours Dressed in tuxedos and formals, along with having freshly washed and cleaned cars, couples began to arrive at the Elks Club around Rochester’s Lake Manitou. It was approximately 7:15 on Saturday, April 28. The couples arrived for a night of ro- mance, dinner, and dancing to the sound of The Edge” playing “Faithfully I’m Forever Yours,” the theme of the 1984 prom. Dinner was served promptly at 7:30 —a feast of ham, shrimp, salad, potato, and vegetable. Shortly after dinner, stu- dents began to drift—either upstairs where pictures where being taken, or outside, where lights shone off the lake. Around ten-thirty, Mr. Hill presented the candidates for king and queen, duke and dutchcss. The winners were then an- nounced: duke—Mike Bebo, dutchess— Shawnitia Hartzler; king—Greg VanDeWater, queen—Julie Manwar- ing. By midnight, the hall was nearly emp- ty, but the evening had been a success. After weeks of looking for the perfect dress, ordering tuxedos, and finding just the right flowers, it seemed the night had come and gone in a flash. The special memories, however, of the 1984 junior- senior prom, will never be forgotten. Prom Duke and Dutchess: Mike Bebo and Shawni- tia Hartzler. Prom King and Queen: Greg VanDeWater and Julie Manwaring. 8 Prom