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

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“To come through knowing a little more of the business in the real world!” confided Kathy Shafer when asked what she had hoped to accomplish by being in OEA. Most OEA members said the club helped them to prepare for the future and their career. Jody Shepherd com- mented, “It is helping me prepare for college and it is also a lot like the job I’d like to have some day.” Eighteen people participated in OEA during the ’86-’87 school year. They planned to do several different activities, most of which was community work. Over Christmas they visited local hospi- tals. They also had fund raisers such as dances and selling buttons. The money earned was to help pay for contest. Sunshine Society, the largest group during the ’86-’87 school year, had over eighty participants, all of whom were girls. The club held a bus drivers’ breakfast and also donated money to the Riley Chil- dren’s Hospital. They also held a peanut pal week. The members drew names to determine peanut pals and then bought small gifts for their peanut pals for one week. When asked what they liked most about the group, Stacey Shepherd and Angla McAfoose agreed, “The ideal la- dies! It’s really a neat idea! It’s fun to see the expressions on the ideal ladies when they find out who their sunshine girl is!” Sunshine Society Front Row - K. Keirn. M. Kubley, A. Zolman, A. Hiers, P. Dove. Mrs. Eggleston (sponsor) Row 2 - J. Hawkins. D. Peterson, T. Feldman. S. Loer, L. Busenburg. A. McCloughan. J. Keene. S. Pratt Row 3 - B. Terpstra. L. Johnson. S. Laffetery, M. Yeager. K. Stroup. B. Arthur. C. Stevens. P. Brallier. J. Anderson Row 4 - T. Garrison. B. Bammerlin, B. Montague. J. Lowe. E. Walters. M. Bowers. M. Carter. C. English. H. Krajewski. Row 5 - A. Flenar, J. Shafer. T. Huffman. A. Rogers. A Lewis. J. Feldman. M. Bailey. L. Carter, M. Bowers Senior Sunshine member Amy Zolman gets some coffee for one of the bus drivers at the Bus Drivers’ Breakfast which was held on Nov. 18. Sunshine OEA

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Sunshine Society Front Row A. McAfoose. M. Ulrey, C. Haney. B. Ross. B Hughes. M. French. H. Hoffman. Row 2 S. Crousore. J. Sagun. G. Ellenwood. K. LaMar. T Martin. W. Sutton. S Shepherd. A. Vojtasek. Row 3 W. Lewis. T. Ousley. L. Judy. H. Howard. D. Baker. M. White. J. Lynch. K Trump. K. Perry. Row 4 M. Kovel. M. Goodwin. B. Goss. L. Erp. P. Walters C McSherry, S. Miller. K. Ruberg. G. Smythe. Row 5 S. Miller. J. Doud. J. Butt. L Baker. M. Bradley. C. Beeson. H Heighway. M. Enyeart. R. Doud. K. Owens. A. Cox. OEA Front Row — M Spangle. S. Loer. M Heyvaert, D. Peterson, T. Feldman Row 2 — L. Carter. A Hiers, M. Bailey. K. Shafer. J. Shafer. Row 3 — Mrs. Buchanan (sponsor) J. Shepherd. J. Feldman. E. Wearly. S. Haines. P. Braillier. L. Busenburg OO Ready For The World Activities

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Ghouls boSs It was a “ghoulish” (but not uneventful) year for the drama club. They held fun- draisers, including the selling of calendars during basketball games. They rewote the constitution, and they held Greek Night — an annual awards event in which all members must wear togas. They also presented the play “Boys and Ghouls To- gether” in November. The art club held several fundraisers, including cake raffles at basketball games, and selling “stickies”. They also won the homecoming banner for the 12th year in a row. The art club banner, with the theme “A Most Logical Outcome”, was designed by David Hurd, who said, “The art club is really growing. More and more people keep joining.” Lori Hurd sketches her dairy poster for a contest Model S, played by Doug Secrist, malfunctions once held by the Milk Producers. again in the play, “Guys and Ghouls Together . Ready For The World Activities