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

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Awards night a success The annual Awards Night was held on May 23, at 7:30, in the commons. Angie Evans was named valedictorian, and Cindy Severns was second in the senior class. There were 34 scholarships and awards given for academic excel- lence. Six seniors, 14 juniors, 11 sophomores, and 17 freshmen were awarded for perfect atten- dance. The TVHS faculty award was presented to Amy Hayden. Valedictorian Angie Evans and Salutatorian Cyndi Severns share their pride of achievement. Tom Heltzl proudly accepts his awards for being in the top ten percent of his class. Awards 15

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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.

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Career Day ’86 On April 29, Tippecanoe Valley hosted the annual career day, a pro- gram designed to help promote knowledge and understanding of the business world. Approximately 550 Valley students participated in the program, along with 58 community members. The students chose and attended three thirty-five minutes sessions on various careers. The speakers were actively involved with the career and so were able to give the students information concerning the training necessary, job opportu- nities, salary, and the advantages of the occupation. Six of the speakers were teachers and custodians of Val- ley. Mrs. Carmicheal was one of the main organizers of the career day. She commented, “Career day 1986 was very successful. The experience and expertise of the speakers was very impressive. Students evalua- tions were very positive and they learned a great deal about various careers.” All of the speakers and companies freely donated their time and exper- tise with the students of TVHS. 16 Career Day