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

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Delays, reprinting 5 reshipping get books here 2 months late The Yearbook That Almost Wasn't Wait a minute! l'm working on someone else's right nowl Somebody go get me some more plain ones-quick Without students's names on the cover Got your receipt? Wait, wait, wait! ... 'Did you have your name on it? Can't pick up your triends, only your relatives. Get me out from behind this tablell The above were all quoted trom the mouths ot anyone on the yearbook statt who passed out yearbooks at our annual Year- book Signing Dance. What seemed to be a real organization turned into chaos at 7:00 p.m., October 27, when the students rushed in to nab a long-awaited, dearly-loved '79-SO Valhalla, Those students were heard to say things like, Hey, l was next! Sign mine, would ya? Look at that picture ot mel Not to torget, Aren't these neat! loe Burk, otherwise known a UDisco loe , hauled in his tlash- ing lights, big speakers, and two turntables to provide us with an- other opportunity to show our dancing talents on the cafeteria tloor. CNO banana peels sorryl Mrs. l udi Kellett, yearbook and newspaper advisor, and also sponsor ot the dance, had a tam- ous and reknowned line tor the yearbook statt: No, you can't take a break yet, Whether the dance provided a chance to get our yearbooks, or it the yearbook gave us a chance to have a dance is still up in the air. However, they complimented each other, as they always have, and proved, tor the most part, a relaxing, stretched out two hours ot tun, triends, and music. 1 0fYea.rboolr Dance I it t-, r ff 3 The Item .. What's your last name? It was getting late in the evening but Stacks and stacks of books and people Troy Langston and Cindy Mawk kept all pile argund Kay Murphy as She on dancing. sorts out reciepts and books.

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HRV. lams To Freedom HFree-dom lam coming Cc- tober 6th in the BRV gym at 7 OO Posters bearing this mes- sage were hung all around the school the week before the gym rocked with music at the convocation, given by Free- dom lam. Five guys singing to- day's rock tunes and giving a truly entertaining show of skits and a message of patriotism entertained us for 45 minutes. During the course of the show the history of music was dis- played in a mock fashion but the meaning got across and the students went away know- ing a little more about music than before. chose to return for an addition- al show at the additional cost of 53.75. This show was performed in a different fashion and was dedicated to rock-n-roll. As the show closed, it was turned to a more serious tune as the singer, Dave, an- nounced that the members of his band all believed in God and that there had been a time in their lives when they found they needed God. Freedom lam broke the long time belief that all rock bands party and are wild. But most of all they were ac- cepted by the students as a tru- ly excellent rock show. That night some students 'R I Zffreedom Jam Magical Music-Students were entertained by Overlooked?-A sometimes overlooked mem- unusual and mystical sounds from the Key- ber of a band is the drummer. This drummer, board. however was not overlooked. Students loved his style.