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

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JUSTA SMALL ASSIGNMENT. . , U.S. History consists of lectures and assignments given by Mrs. Davidson. VVHAT WAS THAT GUYS' NAME YOU WERE LLKING? Before the bell rings to end first hour Kathy Wilson and Annette Irvin combine their efforts to put a few more mes- sages on ei folder. English And Histoxyf 6 7

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VVPIAT PAGE WAS THAT? Preparing to read a passage in senior English are Mickey Latham, Rick Laurie, and Larry Thomas. ALL RIGHT EVERYBODY GET YOUR BOOKS OUT . . . Always one ot our more prominent teachers, Mrs. Shively teaches ju- nior and senior English. HOWLONG WAS WORLD WAR ONE?! Sometimes it seems like an eternity when try- ing to learn about history but the first period junior US. History class listens attentively. Inventions, Events, Diagramming, And Poetry Sometimes, although they're not always the most exciting classes, English and history can have some pretty interest- ing discussions. Learning about Shakespeare's lulius Caesar and Macbeth in sopho- more and senior English is a very useful part ot pre-college training. History has some in' triguing sessions too, as when studying about the Battle ot Gettysburg and World War One. Making these subjects inter- esting enough to hold the at- tention ot sometimes restless students is one ot the major tasks ot a teacherfso some ot our most innovative teaching methods come from the Eng- lish and history departments. 66fEng11sh And History

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Doing it right . . , Trent Bowman tries his hand at repairing a tractor engine, He's grindin ' down. Getting it toqether and putting it down on paper isnt always easy, so Ross Halstead takes notes to study tor an up- cominq test. How many questions are therel? Work- ing diligently to complete an assignment is Mark Pierce. Scoping it out ,. . David Groce does his best to make the repairs. 68fIndustriaI Arts V Wm-5' Z' 't s-is