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

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l X G - I I rl. 7 I 1 il. SAD ENDING SEASON-Carri Frazier has As the senior year draws to a close some seniors get crazy and some get serious and some do both. But what- ever the case, each senior had their own way ot expressing the many emotions ot graduation. The awards and honors that a sen- ior gets are usually the most out- standing memories ot their high school years. But the crazy times as seniors are the most talked about and remembered by everyone, even the underolassmen. Everyone knows seniors are spe' cial Cat least that's what they believel and there are times when the taculty and students tolerate the crazy be- havior as G-Day draws near. And even though seniors don't always take the time to say thank-you, the overlooking ot our crazy, sometimes outrageous behavior is greatly ap- preciated. ended many basketball seasons during high school but this one ended all seasons. Each team honored their seniors on a special night. t 'Q wa, K y A ., Q an v 1 L if , ' J 4 - 7 'im .- 1 5 -' ' 'egg i DOHVG THE HONOR-One advantage ot being a senior on the basketball team is DOUBLE DRESSING'-Seniors sometimes attempt crazy things tor the eye ot the camera. Qellmq to presem the School Wllh the fro' Dana Lacy and Tina Cheek have tun with an extra-large shirt. phy from the BRV' Invlldllonal' Larry 28fSenioz's Thomas presents the trophy to Mr. Rausch.

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And Now As We Part The Memories Will Linger ln Ours lrle We've seen many changes at the home of the Vikings and each change has had a special effect on each of us. But no matter how they change B.R.V., the Seniors of 1981 will remembered as we left it, spirit- ed, happy, friendly and the most im- portant PROUD. Every Senior will make a different decision about life after graduation and we'll all go our separate ways. Some will always stay in touch and be friends for life, but others will move away only to be seen again at class reunions. Whatever we decide to do we will always be a class and each person will hold a special place in their hearts for their fellow Sen- iors. I er. 4 TAMMY LYNN UPCHURCI-I: Art Club, Spanish Club, Home Ec. Club President, Teacher Assistant, Pep Club, Speech and Drama Club. MARVIN W. WEDDLE: Wrestling, Navy. IOHN FRANCIS WILEY: Senior Class Stu- dent Council Representative, Concert lazz Marching and Pep Band, Drumlvfajor, Indi- ana State Music Association Drum Maior Award, Band Iacket, Speech and Drama Club Reporter, 4-I-I, Iunior Leaders, F.F.A., Chess Club, Exploratory Teacher, Perfect At- tendance. IAY SCOTT WILSON: F.F.A. ROBIN DENISE WILSON: Volleyball, Track, Tennis, Gymnastics, Freshman Cheerleader, Pep Club, O.E.A., Office Assistant, Teacher Assistant, Cafeteria Worker, I.O.L., 4-I-I. TRENA RENEE YOUNG: Art Club Home Ec. Club, I.O.L., Teacher Assistant, Exploratory Teacher, Pep Club, Flag Corp. Seniorsf27

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SINGING SENIORS-Sentor year means choosmq most ot your classes. Latina Kmq and exchange student MODIQUG Dykman chose chotr to make use of thetr smqinq abxll- ty. PEACHY KEEN-Dedra Hamm puts a little lun lnto our sometlmes borthq lunch hour. She ale all her peaches at once. Maybe thats a llrst in the BR. Cafelerla. ALL SMILES-Callle l-luth puts on a smile lor the photographer and tor the vtctory ol the volleyball qame. y if 7'1- RECEIVING HONORS-Pat McEvoy brought pride to BR. and the se-mor class by FSCGIVIYIQ the DAR. Good Ctttzens Award. Mr. Raush presents htm wlth a certxticate stat- inq thts tact. FAMILIAR S URRO UNDIN GS -The AQ PREPARING FOR COLLEGE-Senior Enqllsh proved to be a most lllI1l9T9SllTlQH and whale lending class thts year. The senlors prepared tor colleqe by dotnq a term paper, an c1lllOblOQ- depdflmfllll 15 5 fdmilidf P599 for Tfelnl BOW mphy, and bggk reports, man. Here he works on a tractor enqlne. Seniorsf2 9