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

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Until We Meet Again Both junior high teams put out a season of first rate basketball leaving some of their opponents wondering what hit them. The boys junior high ended their season with winning re- cords. The seventh garde halted with 9-7 and the eighth grade ended with ll-5. The junior high girls gained a new coach this season and along with that came a winning season. The coach l ulie Hale said that she feels the season was too short, HBy the end of the season they had things rolling along real well, but it Cthe seasonl was over. The opponents of both the girls and guys teams finished their games with much respect for the Vikings and a wonder of how tough our teams would be in the future when they will meet again. . . , .V :e s ,N- -Jig f Q it f - A V as it ' 5 M t- 4f1 . l . . ,t ., TL' QT..-1--MT.. T-'QT 'W i3oYs SEVENTH GRADE scoi2EBoAi2D OPPONENT US THEM BUYS EIGHTH GRADE Northeastern 4l 43 SCOREBOARD Eastern Hancock 51 21 gflleville 35 38 oPPoNENT Us THEM Owdg 1 49 38 Northeastern 32 25 gew GEMS 24 55 Eastern Hancock 52 35 dfthdqe 34 21 Ddieviiie 39 36 High 21 29 Cowan 40 27 Haqer 37 41 Parkview 41 45 Shenandoah -SN 47 44 Cdrthdqe 38 23 Union K'-fs.-Alwymmk 34 Trl Hiqh 49 47 Randolph 504 54 'N--42....s. Hagerstown 35 27 Selma 33 31 TT' t '- -- Shenandoah 33 37 Shenandoah Tourney Union 59 33 NW Castle 21 39 iasmisipii sa 43 49 Tri High 42 39 Selma 42 38 Kmqhlslown 30 35 Knightstown 53 35 parkway 22 20 Parkway 32 34 B.l?.V. TOURNEY Monroe Central 35 27 LOOIUIVG FOR A-SHOT As the season PULLING THROUGI-L To add two more to Selma 42 43 progresses so do the players, especially the the board Brian Hall uses his shooting skills seventh grade. Heath Johnson looks tor a that pulled the eighth grade through many C3005 Shot- times this season. 130 BoysfGir1s Junior High

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F Opponent Cowan Wapahani Eastern Hancock Randolph Southern Shenandoah Tri High Northeastern Hagerstown Union Parkview Mt. Vernon Union City Muncie North Lincoln Knightstown Dale-ville Monroe Central J ,. . .xg z J. 5 Them 54 30 43 40 30 44 56 54 36 33 52 35 42 30 38 52 67 'Nr l ' . ,. . ,.t . JJ-if ,X DIGGIN' IN FOR PAY DIRT .. . After making a steal, Kevin Conyers gives his all to get down the court to take advantage ot lax defense. WE'VE GOT HIM NOW BOYS! Holding an opponent in a trapped position, Dannte Dishman, Robby Foster, and Ken Goodwin contribute to the ettort ot the team. HERE YOU GO! When a rowdy play knocks the ball out ot bounds, the Cheer- leaders take time ott to return it, as Paula Thornburg demonstrates. Freshman Baskefballfl 29

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rf 4 F Y ' I Y! , Kg . 4, 4 EASYLAY UP. Going up lor a lay up and an easy two is seventh grader Frank Gilliam. DEFENSIVE KNOW-HOW Defense takes a lot of hard work and know how. Mallisa Craig and Diane Franklin do their best to guard an opponent. MOVING UP TO PULL DOWN, Re- bounding is one ol the most important parts ot basketball. The more under the basket the better chance for a rebound. Rick Webb 1251, 1oe Gosset and Brent McCormick C331 try lor a rebound. I Spa.-ix ff, is 5 , A 4 - 1 , af' .31 rx ,lg 3 .tv f Q 25 . Q Q ft? UF' 33 ,Q, 9 I Q N s ai-'Q--L-J ,Q GIRLS SEVENTH GRADE SCOREBOARD OPPONENT US THEM Yorktown 19 13 Shenandoah 13 9 Knightstown 20 23 Parkview 29 15 Cowan 41 9 Tri High 25 5 Union 31 17 Eastern Hancock 27 4 GIRLS EIGHTH GRADE SCOREBOARD OPPONENT US THEM Yorktown 24 31 Shenandoah 25 15 Knighlstown 36 9 Parkview 19 44 Cowan 31 25 Tri High 45 6 Union 34 12 Eastern Hancock 32 17 i ft, is 11' '- 'EIQFLI I . VFW. si-Q, A -.1 , T, , 13215 ' ' 1. 'TJ 3 , , I-,-:Z f .3 'Qi-33115 1 TT? -' '1 1 . . I. - 5 5:3 'V ' , - :fin ' . as S 1 35:5 'P -r ffm, -: . ' ,',, ,' 1 ' ,1 QQ 1 5:fZ.:',f4.f 132353 if -1 4'fQf?f,' J SE'1 I'ING UP, Kelly Evans dribbles down to OFTFNSIVE TEAMWORK, Offense takes find an open man or set up an ottense, teamwork, Kim DeWeese and Malea Conwell work hard together, Boys! Girls Junior High 131