Great Valley High School - Musket Yearbook (Malvern, PA)

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Behind The Scenes Phil, please come out now! Mr. Cilo has suspended the entire senior class and re- moved them from your office. The Stage Crew was swamped with work this year. They took charge of the sound and lighting, props and scen- ery, for the student musical ANYTHING GOES , the fac- ulty play THE BOYFRIEND , the Senior Class Variety Show, band and choir concerts, and other events held in the audi- torium. Alot of time and effort was put into their job and with- out them these events would not have run so smoothly. Quit moniceying around, Dick! Stage Crew: (STANDING) Margie Nemeth, Steph Schmitt, John Hansen, Lane Moul- den, Bill Chambers, (SITTING) Rick DiSimone, Laura Dreyer, Jim Bloom, Richie Rosato, Dick Swan, (missing- Jim Canfield) Laura Dreher tunes into some hot stuff. Stage Crew ITS

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Choir Cuts A Record Album Mr. Sutcliffe spent many hours with the choir perfecting everything from pronimciation to pitch. The choir, under the direction of Mr. Sut- cliffe, had a good year. In addition to their sea- sonal concerts they al- so performed at Penn- crest and Pequea Valley High Schools, General Wajme and Exton Square mall. Passing the audition was nothing compared to the hours of practice, repetition and dedication that was demanded. This year they sang many songs a cappela which takes hard work. Their efforts were not waisted for in April they re- corded a record album. The chamber sin- gers, which are a select grou a small select group, also sang at con- certs, malls and caroled at Christmas. ,f. ,♦ c « f » V • V Mr, Sutcliffe and his 1976-77 Concert Choir. 174 Choir

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ASB Has A Productive Year Kathy Milton, oiir fearless leader should be commended for a job well done. President Kathy Milton led the ASB through one of it ' s most productive years this year. She and her fellow officers Vice Presi- dent, Jim Dewey; Treasurer, Steve Zucker; and Secretaries, Dawn Butler and Becky Kettelle organized a new studyhall system, the blood mobile visit, the student exchanges and more. Mr. White- lock, our new advisor, added much to the success of the year by giving of his time before, during, and after school. With the loss of the lounge, more time and effort was spent drawing up proposals and meeting with Dr. Esbrandt on such mat- ters as open campus, longer lunches, open studyhalls, and ASB reports to be given in Social Studies classes. Although none of these were approved, the work was not useless but helped to bet- ter each proposal for possible reconsideration. This year Che regents were Student Activities, Neeta Moonka; Charities, Xenia Politis; Elections, Wayne Keyes; Curriculum, Janet Russell; and Publicity, Beth Darby. In January elections were held and the results for the 1977- 1978 term were President, Joan McLaughlin; Vice President, Mike Gordon; Treasurer, Mary Jo Buonanno; and Secretaries Laura Helker and Kim Lowe. With a little help from the departing offi- cers they started off on the right path. Jim Dewey anxiously awaits his presen- tation of the parlimentary minute. The departing executive council lines up for a last glimpse. (LEFT-RIGHT) Becky Kettelle, Dawn Butler, Steve Zucker, Kathy Milton, and Jim Dewey. 176 ASB