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

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W MONKEY SEE, MONKEY DO. Mr. lon Smith proved his valor and gained the title ot Chief Banana Eater at an energetic pep session. fi il 5? 2 Qfkiigiw AW 'S HWEPE BACKING OUR TEAM ALL 'I'I'IE WAX Desiring and believing in an upcoming victory unites the student body, in mind and spirit. - WHERE DID YOU GET THOSE? As his pdlamas are modeled in tront ot the stu- dent body, iunior, Gary Webb, joins in the laughter. I I 6f.Pep Sessions WEAREB.R .... Spreading her enthusi- asm and pep through the crowd is varsity cheerleader, Anita lrvin.

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Striving For Victory With pounding hearts and aching lungs that were gasp- ing tor air, our Viking harriers captured one glorious victory after another. Their sweet, summer hiber- nation ended in mid-luly, as muscles which had laid dor- mant were suddenly awak- ened to a vigorous 6-l2 mile MIND OVER MATTER. Chuck Savage portrays the pain that olten accompanies the last leg ot the race, AI4MOST TTERE. For runner Paul Leeka. cross-country proved to be a grueling yet rewarding experience. daily routine. Practice does make pertect, though, as was proven by our tirst three jogs down victory lane, and our third place win at the Tri-conditioner. Captains Terry Bales and Tim Keesling, who are the top two runners, made up most ot the leg muscle which pro- ..',. pelled our cross-country team to triumph, by providing psy- chological as well as physical support. Our team is number one, said pacer Chuck Sav- age. We had a victorious sea- son last year and are looking forward to another one this year. .Wt 'Z . 4- REQ N4 QW Q if J YY . 'Fw' 'ik 5. M 'THQ '- 5 Ltqfgxs J' X i 5 FRONT ROW Paul Leeka, Todd Sharrett, Mike Savage, Scott Sharrett, lay lvtodlin, Ter- Tim Keesling, Tom Shelton, Chuck Savage, ry Bates, lim Peka. Alan Bruhn BACK ROIM Coach Clark, STRETCH TWO, THREE, FOUR , . . Tom Shelton and lay Modlin prepare mentally and physically tor their meet against Cowan. Varsity Cross Countryfl 1 5 S-4 .- - fu A

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Cl' N ' THANKS, I NEEDED THAT Veronica lones addresses her temporary adversary, Sheila Lettingwell, during a sectional skit. HDUMBO STRIKES AGAIN. Larry Thomas and Bill Gray compete to win the title ot Mn Clevenger Look-Alike , during a pep session. t X 4 .v-04. 1 sill: ...--. ii Q :ti 1- F ij ' J Revved Up And Ready Spirit rebounded oft the gym walls as shouts ot victory and team support echoed through-out the halls of our school. Pep sessions were a special time, looked forward to by many, when we could express ourselves in zany skits and ac- tions, and thundering spirit yells. No one will be able to forget the time Mr. Smith made his debut in the sport ot banana consumption, or when the boys' ball team displayed their cheerleading skills. Sectional brought a special unity to our students as we cheered, hoped and believed with one voice and mind tor a victory. Class competition was also rampant and the spirit jug traded hands many times. Regardless ot whether we were cheering tor our class or our teams, we were cheering because we were Vikings. 117