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

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ELEC'TRIC'IAN'S EYE VIEW The vxew lrom the lop 1sn'l always all 1l's supposed lo be, bul it Could be a shoclcmq experience. UP 'I'H'E DOWN LADDER. RSUOVGTIOHS and remodelmq look place in hldden areas as the slruqqle lor Complete rehabilllatlon was realized, 1:45 6.3 1 -w 48? VIEW FROM 'THE TOP. Levelmq oll the rool ol the school was a very mmporlanl part ol the lD9QlIlI1lYlQ translhoh. THE NEW BLUE LOOK. We CllSl'OV' ered lt wasrfl all m vam, as new lournahsm and math rooms and other ldl.Illll1GS emerged lrom the rubble. THEHALIS OFLEARNING. Labor mlermm qled with educahon as both SOCl6fll6S Carrled on m splle of each other, .' LQ W SI 7 AAIMWW' ' f!'?'H71'HHi'5fHl'J: 5-ti!!

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I METAL VERSES STONE. Trying to teach 6 E E . I I 1 1 I class over the deafening hum of employed drills caused problems for many teachers. We could not feel the chilling burst through our barriers and pro- temperatures or watch the falling tection from the cold, wintter weath' snow as innocent bystanders this er. past winter. Our cozy nest was in- It wasn't uncommon to see stu- vaded by construction workers, dents bundled up like the abomina- hired to renovate parts of our school, ble, as a defense against the cold. and it often seemed, to let the out- Halls were often enshrouded in the side world blow into our warm do- fog of crystalized breath. main with its' icy breath. The fair portion of our student As workers broke out windows body found a warm consolation in and tore down walls, in preparation the presence of the foxy workeI'S, to enlarge the library and office, and which was its' own consolation to build additional classes, they also against the cold. TWO-LANE HALLWAYS. Students often found themselves walking single file down the hallways making room for construction equipment. X CHANGES RUSTLED THE BLUE I t H , L tx WAVES. ln the midst of seasonal changes, we . ,1' X-'IK I - K 5 were making our own, tearing down yet I H ' building towards our goal. THE' WALLS CAME TUMBLING DOWN Although new walls were being built, many memories were hauled off with the debris. 7 l'J,y.L Q 1 i l ' Y r fr. er. ny ,gif ff 'f 2 , fs X' X,J I -, . I ' , . 3Tf' I I. .,, I ,. .,, -'r,'Xf'- ...AJ - -. . , 1, I I EPITOME OF LABOR. Tennis shoes and ' math books were forced to vacate to make room for items essential to our new inhabi- tants. I I 3 0!Const1-ucti on I I I 'i tmfhhn

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