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

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The Blood Mobile Visits Great Valley Nursemaid Jim Dewey escorts Ron Big- ham out. On February 22 the ASB organized the visit of the Red Cross Blood Mobile at Great Valley. Any student seventeen or older was elibagle to donate blood and the turnout was bet- ter than expected. The proce- dure of donating took aprox, one hour. It started udth a prick behind the ear for blood sample and continued to the actual one pint donation. The event was not soon forgotten by those who participated but most were glad to have helped. Look mom no hands! Jeff Loudin. Tom Warren just smiles Louise Zemitis afraid? Lori Green gives a sigh of relief. Jim Dewey ' s not afraid of a little prick. The final product! ASB 177

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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

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Pep Club Initiates Spirit Katie Bechtold displays her pep at the Spirit week pep rally. Pep Club has always been one of the most popular and most productive clubs at Great Valley. This year was no exception. Their first job was to organize the homecoming activities and, as if that wasn ' t enough work, less than a month later they had total responsibility of the Spirit Week competition. Both of these events demanded long hours of planning and both were highly successful. They also sponsored one Road Rally which, after being post- poned weekly for months, ended up with only three praticipating cars. Miss Bowers and Mr. Erskine did a great job as sponsors, and no one would ever know it was their first year. Working with the sponsors were this years officers Mitzi Hudome, President; Mike Gordon, Vice President; Todd Fritsche, Treasurer; Katie Bechtold and Sue Davies, Secretaries. Karen Vail and Jane Reeside at home- coming. (L-R) Jane Reeside, Amy Balzer, Judy Turnquist, Bonnie Hughes and Mr, Diorka with final touches. ' % 4 Liz Redmond and friend charge . Pep Club prepares for the Spirit Week Pep Rally. 178 Pep Club