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

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132 Something interesting over there? Carefully watching all the action and making sure to miss nothing, statisticians lanna Court- ney, Kellie Brown, and Carrie Myers take down notes. Z 'Qjyz ig Q Q. it f lt I '31, tt s? ii, ,, 1 iw f Q' laal QV I. in 1 Q S Q Q S A ? .,,.r,,. . Smashing through the name ot heavy duty load on their hands, but 23 lll'll' B at the opposing team and leading the they stuck with it. By keeping water f team onto the floor beneath the arc bottles filled tor basketball and vol- 95 il ot the cheerleaders' pom-poms be- leyball players, keeping track of '. , came a way of lite during the basket- points and moves for the wrestlers, f : ball season for mascots Troy Lang- and going as far as rubbing out leg t I ston and Eric Thomas. cramps for track runners, these peo- Statisticians were as important as ple helped pull many teams through ,y , any team member, as well as were with victorious seasons. They were f the managers. Some, doubling as very much appreciated. 3: both statistician and manager had ' if 2 .. Q . ,Q r .5 ir 5' T Who got that last one? Sometimes a turi' ous pau- means having to help each other, so Sandy Wills givvs all the intormation she van to statlstimfians Bonnie Barker and Angie Dill- man.

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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

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I know what all these marks mean . . . Even though li sometxmes gets d1ff1culHhe1ob of keeprnq wrestlmq stansncs has to be done. Its all under control-Wrestling periods must be hmed, and here ihat lob IS hlled by K1m Holmes. Just like cuttin ' corn . , . Cne of the most exclhnq moments at games IS when one of our mascots, Troy Langston, bursts ibrouqh ihe Splflf slqn and the team to the batile. Just like a statue . , . willpower, Sfdmllld, and sprrlt are the assets needed by our mas- cots, as demonsimied by Eno Thomas, Managers And Stafsfl 33