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

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20 Sheryl Ratliff and Michelle Bowers whip up a special dessert. Row I; L. Walter, T. Biddle, K. Privctt, T. Stubblefield, T. Yount, M. Bowers, A. Gothan, J. Dotson, P. Summers, A. Evans, Row 2: K. Cornet, P. Miller, K. Green, F. Beeson, L. Bur- kett. P. Patrick. M. Manns. S. Summers, L. Green, Row 3: J. Cramer, A. Hayden, B. Tcrp- stra. T. Fields. M. Martzloff. M. Toctz, M. Brown, K. Helmreich, Mrs. Buss. Row I: S. Hartzlcr, E. Fitzpatrick. J. Johnson, J. Koch. M. Mathias. S. Ratliff. Row 2: V. Diaz. T. Hcltzcl. L. Riedel, K. Johnson. S. Kline. W. Carter. A. Engle, C. Severns, L. Litchy. D. Mellon. S. Utter, D. Killian. L. Pe- terson, L. Vick, C. Miller. Row 3: D. Manwar- ing, J. Scott. R. Ross, D. Brown. K. Martin. R Gross. R. Lad son, S. Wies, T. Hamilton. B. Arthur, P. Wagner, J. Dotson, A. Wood. M. Bowen. Row 4: Mr. Craw. J. Cumberland, J. Hughes. R. Cumberland, S. Picklesimer, A. Biblcr. R. Pindcr, D. Simpson. K. Lackey. E. Dotson, T. Lester, S. Hamilton. L. Foltz, J. Shewman, S. Shepherd, S. Walters. Spanish Club

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IT'S HARD DE-FEET THE VIKINGS Row 1: A. Harsh. L. Riedel, S. Kline. G. Hcigh- way, J. Foley, Row 2: S. Furnivall, B. Burkett, S. Ratliff. S. Woods, S. McCleese, P. Riedel, C. Moore. Row 3: Mrs. Mills, D. Moore. D. Mellott. K. Foley, A. Shafer. J. Fites, T. Groningcr. S. Utter, Row 4: T. Long. T. Chilcutt, J. Bryant, L. Dubois. K. Lackey, J. Stubblefield. Drama club cleans up after “Pride and Prejudice while Mrs. Barr not only supervises, but also gels into the dirty work. Art Club 19

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All Travel And Fun for Foreign Language Clubs An option is what foreign language students have at Valley. They are now able to specialize in either Spanish or French. Involvement in either of the clubs reinforces learning of the language and the culture, and then enhances that culture here at the Valley. The French club met once a month during the year with Mrs. Buss to dis- cuss the activities that were planned throughout the year: shopping at Glen- brook Mall, two French dinners at Cafe Johnnel, cooking a French meal in the Home Ec. room, and a trip to Chicago. To end the year, French club awarded a scholarship on Senior Awards Night to an outstanding senior French student. The Spanish club also met once a month with Senor Don Craw to discuss activities planned. They went to the Ha- cienda restaurant, to Chicago for dinner and shopping, and to dinner at Chi Chi’s restaurant in South Bend. While at Chi Chi’s, the group sang Happy Birthday to Senor Craw, even though it was not his birthday. The waiters and waitresses thought that it was and brought him a sombrero to wear. While they were not working on any special activitiy they cooked Mexican gastromic delights, and made projects depicting the words and the culture of Mexico and Spain. April Gothan and Peggy Miller begin to pre- pare their Quiche Loraine. French Club 21