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

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Vikings conquer Eagles Vikings, victorious once again! At the 1985 homecoming game on September 27, the Vikings suc- ceeded in having a win over the Oak Hill Eagles by the score of 28- 18. Dan Cave had an outstanding performance with 282 yards rush- ing to break the school record for his first time of the year. The 1985 homecoming events began with a hall decorating con- test. Each class spent hours before and after school decorating their halls. The halls were decorated with colored streamers, posters, and other ideas to build spirit. The halls were then judged Friday morning. The seniors received first place with the sophomores running a close second place. A lot of time was also spent on preparing banners for competition. The banners were judged and the winners were announced at half- time of the football game. First place went to the juniors with the seniors receiving second place. The key club ran away with first place club banner. The art club came in second place. The king and queen contest was held at halftime of the football game. Running for king and queen were John Perry and Julie VanDeWater, Dan Butt and Julie Shafer, and Deron Manwaring and Michele Vandermark. The junior representatives were Andrew Wood and Jana Hawkins. The sophomores were represented by Randy Cumberland and Ellen Burdge, and the freshmen repre- sentatives were Dion Anglin and Sheri Stavedahl. Dan Butt and Julie VanDeWater were elected 1985 homecoming king and queen. The 1985 homecoming came to an end after the game at a dance with music provided by SOS Sound and Light. Dan Cave and Wendy Sparrow give pep talks at the pep session for the homecoming game against the Eagles. Seniors put their name on their hall with pride and spirit for the hall decorating contest. 4 Homecoming

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I Archie Newsome listens intently as John Ba- ker reads him the list of where they have Valley Productions Prosper A hush fell over the audience as the drama club presented their 1985 fall production. “ ‘Harvey’ was a tru- ly hilarious play and a lot of fun to do!” exclaimed David Stubblefield, who played Dr. Sanderson in the per- formance. “Harvey” was performed on November 21, 22, 23 in the lec- ture room. Mrs. Barr was the direc- tor, and senior Kris Green was the assistant director. In the spring, the music depart- ment produced its annual musical. Seniors Phil King and Kris Green played ‘Tony’ and ‘Maria’, two star- crossed lovers in the musical “West Side Story”. One of the directors, Mr. Pace, commented “I think it went well. The cast was very dedi- cated and played their parts very well.” The musical was held on April 11, and 12 in the commons. Mr. Pace added, “I’m looking forward to next year’s production.” The rumble has begun! The crew from “West Side Story” take part in the fight scene. Kim Privott and Robert Ladson rehearse their lines from the play “Harvey”. 6 Plays