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

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Problems And Physics Here the yearbook staff works on catchy captions but not every caption will be as good as this one. Dawn and Becky concentrate on a new idea for a page? Altliough their converted broom closet office is not spacious, they manage. After hours of work and recop ' yTng Dawn and Becky unvail their newest most original yearbook page. Musket 189

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Musket Staff Survives Pressures, The Musket Staff put alot of time, effort and energy into the yearbook before you, the results of which are printed here. Late nights, crisis meetings, the lack of help, the disaster of making a mistake, along with all the tension of meeting the deadlines, are all characteristics of yearbook editors, and this year was no exception. To add to our dilema, our sponsor. Miss Ebert, resigned from her teaching post in December and for the remainder of the year all meetings had to be held at night or over the phone. Looking back we hope that we have accomplished what we set out to, produce a quality yearbook that provides pictures, facts, memories and containing the events of our 1976-1977 highschool year. Miss Ebert gives a smile of relief as we meet ova first deadline. Dawn Butler, Becky Kettelle and Mary- beth McLean unanimously agree that yearbook is joke! Crisis session with Dawn Butler, Becky Kettelle, Marybeth McLean, Julie Bater, Bon- nie McQuiston and Debbie Jones. Hank Johnson may be able to type but can ' t handle a musket. 188 Musket

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The Surveyor Distributed Free The Surveyor, our school newspaper, provides the means for the students at Great Valley to express their views to the student body, faculty, and administration. Distributed free for the first time this year, the paper reached over 1500 people each month. Writing, typing, and laying out the pages took a lot of time and ef- fort, Mr, Czeck, the sponsor, and Neeta Moonka, the editor in chief, worked closely to produce a quality paper. They continued with such features as the outstanding senior, faculty close up, sen- ior class wills, letters to the editor, and sports coverage. They added a continuing feature on the drug scene at Great Valley. After the hours of work putting the paper together, making correc- tions and adding the finishing touches, it was always a relief when the paper was finally distributed. All accounted for, it was a diffi- cult year and their job was very time consuming, but they pulled it through and came up with a consistantly good paper. Neeta Moonka hard at work? Mr. Czeck discusses the layout with Mr. Czeck. With the small amount of help available, most of the layouts were left for these two. Hopefully next year there will be more interested students willing to participate, for it will make all the work go much more quickly. 190 Surveyor