| Indian Valley High School (Pennsylvania) | |
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| Mascot | Warrior |
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Indian Valley High School was a high school in Lewistown, Pennsylvania. It administered up to 1000 students. Its mascot was the Indian Valley Warrior. After districtwide restructuring the school was converted into an 8-9 junior high in 2011.
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