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

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BUMPING CFP ANCTI-IEE SEASCN Ddtevitle Skin screaches on the floor, shoes are three feet in the air for the Ukillu, and the fans are screaming and whistling, trying to keep the referees in line. When I got here I wasn't real- ly sure what I was expecting. But now I know that the girls are will- ing to work. So far, it has been a really great experience , said Mr. Ted Weigel, the new volleyball coach. Girls are willing to work as hard or harder than boys . New faces are holding up the team's future ability, and the ones who will be leaving are adding their guidance and experience. Anita Irvin, a second year re- serve team player said, our team is hardworking, dedicated, we can take the pain . Pounding down the opponent with frightening verocity, bumps, sets, and kills help lead the way to an old story with new flares, victories and more victories. Monroe Central Shenandoah Union City Randolph Southern Winchester Cowan Muncie Burris Union New Castle Knightstown Wes Del Tri High I-Iangerstown Season Record O E O Z LTI Z i-3 fcsrrfsssg , 2 Q1 V . ' . .'U . Q, V 73' OJ E. ' 'xi l F't 'L F XE CID 'Hnother one bites the dust After giving everything on fi bump. An- nette Irvin hits the floor from an all-out flttort. Just a little farther . . . Preparing tor a bump, ready to go all the way to the ground it riecessary, Annette Myers tights toward another point. 1 1 ofvozieybaii