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

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,av eh -Kia? fvvy JY: ALL RIGHT!-Enjoying herself at the yearbook dance is Beth Pitcher as she demonstrates some of her favorite dance moves. THERE IT IS!-Sharing a look trom Tammy Hopkins' yearbook, Mark Clark takes a quick peek to see himself on page 36. ONLY 3 POINTS AWAY . . . Annette lrvin takes a rest and gets a cool drink as she contemplates the outcome ot the volleyball game against Cowan. Student Life! 5

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LEW? me new BMNMAG Pulverizing a Granola Snack Bar and chug-a-lugging a Mountain Dew before racing off to practice or an after school job is a new luxury for students. As soon as the 2:40 bell rings, signalizing another day's end, students pile around the innocent pop and vending machines to purchase their desired order. M A profit of approximately S25 a month g ll' from the Pepsi machine and 53.25 a month from the vending machines are being deposit- , ed in the activities fund. The student govern- ment recommends how this money is spent and Mr. Rausch must give final approval. When car keys, notes from that special someone, and those life- saving breath mints are clanging in your pocket with that long sought after 43 cents, quench your thirst with 40 cents and start saving for 5 that next hunger attack as you begin your journey into the NEW BLUE LUCK. THATS THE WAY, SEE?-Pointing out to some friends what she means is Latina King as Freedom Iam performs. MM 3 WU ww Nl?

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SCARFING DOWN ANOTHER ONE-Pat McEvoy enioys one of the many delicacies Fun At The Fair Bright lights and crowds fill our minds with memories of the Mooreland Fair. It is the place that many people dream of all summer. It's where a lot of friends meet for the first time since school ended. Through the aroma of popcorn and hot dogs you can still hear the excited cries of little children, the roar of the tractor pulls, the fair hawkers and screams of the people on the Sky Diver. The fair only lasted a week but it was fun. The Queen contest was won by Michelle Iester and afterwards there was a dance with Kiss 99's Chuck Crane. The week was almost drowned by the rain that lasted almost as long as the fair, itself. ' - 7 t nn., 'E,:Jg.1.uf A . wi 'ag-if 'fi , fix .593 6 fMoore1and Fair Y -. RQ I it ef' i RIDING THE NIGHT AWAY-Kellie Brown reminisces of childhood fun at the fair as she rides the carousel. SLIDING THE NIGHT AWAY-Rick Cecil and Dana Lacy show their expertise on one of the many rides along the midway.