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

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Summertime Tempo Bob Segar says in his song Night Moves, Summer sweet summertime , and to many students it is! Summer is the time to crawl out from un- derneath history books and take the time to swim, lay out, cruise and feel the load ot school responsibilities litted. Some students went to camps, clinics and workshops over the summer. Others used the three months to lay back and relax. Then, ot course, there were those that did a lot 1 After a swim, Veronica tones lets the summer wind dry her before going to work. ln trouble again? lanna Courtney finds a new world of punishment in Florida's Disney World. I Playing the guitar seems tolbe left Reynolds' way to strum away the summer hours. 3fSummer Activities ot both. Many teens were in- volved in 4-H, winning awards and award trips. Friends could always be seen at tairs, such as the Mooreland Fair, the New Castle l-lomeshow, the Lions Deleware County Fair, and the lndiana State Fair. Whether it was telt laying out listening to the radio, meet- ing new people at camp, or riding the spider at the fair, the sweetness ot summer was cap- tured in our memories.

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2 mms Mmm MPH' ll' SH! FREN ' , --Q! SHOOTING FOR TWO-Terry Bales tries his luck at the basketball shoot. ,.-, ,A A-4 4 if aa.. . 4' 1 fy 5,44 I' J I 1 G15 BESEECHING GOOD LUCK-From their crowns and cowboy hats, Paula Masters and Lynn Wilson try to win a Pepsi. BOTTLES UP-Derek Atiaway and lulie Newman try to set up the bottle al one of the many games along the midway. Mooreland .F'a.irf7

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