Blue River Valley High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Mount Summit, IN)

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l.il.1t.i Team work is one very important characteristic of THE NEW BLUE LOOK. Although team work is used in many different clubs and other activities it usually refers to an athletic team. lt is probably the main asset of the successful sport teams here at school. THE NEW BLUE LOOK has been fortunate in having good, firm backbones that cause a team to stick together through thick and thin. These backbones are the coaches, perhaps the most overlooked team members. But how can THE NEW BLUE LOOK keep coaches like it has behind the scenes? This year all the athletic teams were successful. We had many new coaches that entered into THE NEW BLUE LOOK. Coach Ted Weigel in volleyball and baseball, l ohn Marcoak in wrestling, Debbie Claghorn in gymnastics and girls junior high track, Carolyn Miller in tennis, Paul Harper in boys junior high track, and Mrs. Melanie Poffenbarger spon- sored our spirited cheerleaders. All those new members on the team plus the more experienced coaches Cnever to be overlookedj provided THE NEW BLUE LOOK with both a victorious and enjoyable season. will 'D Ni 9' ist was l as Q15 ALL RIGHT, THAT'S THE WA Y! Coaches sometimes may be somewhat sur- prised at the performance their team can give when they do their best but Coach Ted Wei- gel and lulie Hale knew their team had the potential. ANTICIPA TI ON, CON TEMPLA TI ON . .. Always wondering whether or not they are using the right game plan is probably one ot the biggest concerns of coaches as Coach Linda Poor experiences. AH SHUCKS! Watching your team miss an occasional lay-up or tour shot is all a part ot coaching as Coach Robert Cash realizes. 1 0 6fSports Divider yqgew. , 5

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