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

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1-E .Z it LN 2: 1 -a.f.'f : f5? '..f'Tf'- YT' V. 4 .:':E'3Q?.2?f7I' iii au x If 1 t ALLE HOT SCOTT-There are many skills taught in welding, such as cutting with a blowtorch which Scott Hiatt demonstrates. AH, PERFECTTON' Adjusting the machine to run perfectly, Mickey Latham demonstrates his abilities in metals class, while Scott Hiatt assists in the background. Future Farmers ofAme.rica-QSEATEDJ S. Hiatt, Sentinal, T. Howard, Treasg I. Holt, Vice Presg T. Bowman, Pres., K. Holmes, Sec., R. Harter, Reporter CSECQND RCWD Mr. E. Cutter, Sponsorg R. Ogle, G. Kissiclc, T. Sharrett, M. Latham, S. Metcalfe, B. Bowman, D. Bell, R, McGee, S. Bertram, R. Smith, M. Kinnett, Mr. l. Wooten, Sponsor QTHTRD ROWJ l. Manis,K. Crow, K. Hatcher, R, Lacy, M. Chamberlin, M. Thornburg, D. Shore, C, Province, M. Bales, S. Hatcher, L. Rader CBACK ROWD T. Harter, R. Tester, R. Teague, D. Chamberlin, D. Dishman, M. Gibbons, G. Cottin, T. Langston, l. Riddell, l. Lee, l. Lewis. FFAXGI

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Qutstanding ln Their Fields Running the meetings which are held once a month, President, Trent Bowman, and the rest of the Future Farmers of America do their best to become a better chapter and to achieve their goal which is to be number one in the state. Our F.F.A. chapter has definitely proved itself. Out of 220 chapters ours was ranked as fourth in the state. 6 OXFFA The livestock team went to the na- tionals held in Alexandria, Virginia, and came back as the number one team in the nation. The horticulture team traveled to Kansas City, Missouri, for the nation- al contest. After the competition was over, it was nice to know that they had won the blue. The F.F.A. was active all year. During the summer, Gregg Kissick went to the state fair and won S500 for catching a calf in one of the con- tests. Qne of the fairly new scenes around the school was the wild life and natural resource area in which our chapter was ranked fifth in the state. ln the Henry County soils contest we once again placed first. Whether they're out in a field or in class, the people in F.F.A. do their best for the chapter and the school. GETTTNG IT TOGETHER and improving their skills, Bennie Bowman, Mickey Latham, and Scott Hiatt work in the metals shop.

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DID IHEAR 56? Auctioning otl his di- etary product tchocolate cakei during Class is Paul Leelca. MISS PIGGY AND KERMMIE F OR- EVER , . . ready to make her qrand en- trance is Carol Nicholas. OOH NO, l wouldn't tell my parents . . . lenny Holi portrays Vickie of ABC's 'Tri' days durinq a dramatic session in speech class. OF COURSE EVERYTHING IS BET- TER IN TEXAS . . . Tough Sam CTroy Lanqstonj, a rodeo star, is appalled that anyone would think Texas isn't what it's cracked up to be. SEEING VVITTIOUT SIGHT .. . This blind man shares his sad story through Kelly Thomas. 6 2fSpeecl1