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

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With diploma and rose in hand. Amy Hayden smiles on the future. Salutatorian, Cyndi Severns presents her classmates with “The Future.’ Tracy Anderson, Joe Army, and Barb Bailey; all with mixed emotion, prepare to receive their diplo- mas. A mixture of joy and sadness and lots of affection pervaded graduation day. Aimee Anglin hugs a classmate with a little of each. Graduation 13

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Laughter: A few tears Graduation a time for laugh- ter and a time for tears. As the year passed, the senior class of 1986 looked toward graduation more and more. For some seniors, gradu- ation was just another happening in life, but for others, it was a special goal they had worked to reach and had finally made it. Some looked at graduation with a smile because they would have no more home- work and no more exams unless they were planning to further their education. Some looked toward graduation with a tear because they would have to leave the friends they had been with for many years and had really gotten close to. When graduation came, the seniors realized how special it really was as friends and relatives helped them celebrate this unforgetable mo- ment. Valedictorian Angie Evans gives her speech on the Senior Choir members perform their last song to- memories of times past. gether. 12 Graduation

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Certificates of scholastic achievement are awarded to deserving members of the class. The top ten percent of the class of ’86. 14 Awards Cyndi Severns and Angie Evans receive the hon- or of being named the top two in their class. Phil King is granted a college scholarship.