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

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The Boyfriend A Huge Success Mr. Green and Ms. Lombardo in harmony. TTiis year, the faculty play was TTie Boyfriend It was the sev- enih annual scholarship fund show sponsored by the Great Valley School Disti-ict, Dancing, singing, and comedy were combined to bring the 1920 ' s atmosphere to life. TTie lead roles were played by Chuck Green as Tony, Karen Lombardo as Polly Browne and Jean Vandenllengel as Madame I bonnet, ITie director was Eli- zabeth Hummel, the Producer was Marjorie Matlern, while Deb- orah Adams was the choreographer, Tlie proceeds go into the scholarship fund to provide grants for students with financial need who maintained a high scholastic average. And did they flirt! The part ' at the Cafe Pataplon in Nice. The entire cast joins togeUier lor the finale. Faculty Play 185

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Drama Guild Performs Frankenstein The Drama Guild, under the supervision of Mrs. Mil- ler, worked hard this year to have a successful year, and they did! They were busy throughout the year with one production after the other. In the fall the put on Franken- stein and in the spring Any- thing Goes . Mrs. Miller should be commended for ano- ther year of dedication which was the backbone to their success. SITTING Mark Abram, Tracy Robertson, Tom Warren. STANDING John Schoenher, Marie Mullen, Buddy Colmery. Frankenstein was preformed in the fall and again in the spring as a cultural supplement at three elementary schools. It required alot of hard work and dedication but was also alot of fun. Mrs. Miller ' s date for the evening! [ Dawn Truax, Tracy Roberson and Mark Abram. Members of the cast of Franken- stein , respectively the doctor ' s mother, the doctor ' s wife and the doctor himself. 184 Drama Guild

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Mrs. Bigler enjoys the results of their seemingly endless efforts as the day finally arrives and the exchange students are here. IFC Promotes Friendship Between The International Friendship Club members donate their time and money to promote friendship between Great Valley students and international exchange students. This year members welcomed Andre Jantana de Carmago as G, V, ' s exchange student from Bra- zil; Mr. Arthur Grant from England, G, V. ' s first exchange teach- er; and Debi Page, who was in Brazil last year. Meanwhile, Deb- bie Crough has been in Bolivia for the 1976-77 school year. 1. F. C. members raised money in events including their annual hoagie sale in September, a bake sale in October, and a candy sale in December. However, the real work began with preparation for the International Weekend. Exchange students staying in the Phila- delphia area were invited to spend April 21-24 at Great Valley, Several dedicated members spent hours after school writing let- ters, scheduling students for classes, and organizing activities for the weekend. After much confusion and chaos, 26 exchange students repre- senting 16 different countries arrived for dinner on Thursday, April 21. After a special performance by the G, V. Jazz Band, members serving as hosts brought the guests to their homes. Great Valley students got to meet the exchange students that Fri- day when they spoke to classes about their countries. The rest of the weekend was just as busy with activities ranging from bowl- ing to seeing the faculty play to partying. Sunday was a sad day as the guests had to return to their American host families. All mem- bers agree that such a great weekend made the precious hours of work worthwhile. 1. F.C, officers Margaret Johnson, president; Miriam Hermann, vice-president; Mariann Webster, secretary; and Lisa Fortunate, treasurer, as well as Mrs. Bigler, sponsor, and hard-working members deserve thaaks for another successful weekend. Warren Lucinsky, from New Zealand, tries to teach Andre Carmago, Great Valley ' s exchange student from Brazil, the art of speech but Andre can ' t seem to get his mouth open. Warren Lucinsky, New Zealand, aj d Tom Klarin, Sweden, enjoy the weekend. 186 IFC