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

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FBLA A Hard Working Business Club The Future Business Lead- ers of America is an active club of students in the business department. This year they organized a dinner for area FBLA Clubs, a volleyball tournament for the March of Dimes, a stationary sale and a club picnic. Their officers Elaine Rowland, President; Amy Quay, Vice President; Etonna Kraus, Treasurer, and Missy Rhodes, Secretary, worked with their sponsors Mrs. Fray and Mrs. Grande to make the year the success it was. FBLA members (STANDING) Denise Iseminger, Mar) ' Mathews, A. Moulden, Amy Quay, Karen Vail, Elaine Rowland, Debbie Pommerer, Kathy Recchilongo, Lisa Shirley, Sue Mentnock, (SITTING) Kate Beebe, Vicki Norcini, Marion Hopkins, Claudia Predo, Cindy Simmons, Diane Wilson, and Denise Mc Donough. Mrs. Grande and Mrs. Fray donated their time to the success of this year ' s FBLA. FBLA officers Donna Kraus, Elaine Rowland, Amy Quay, Missy Rhodes, Sponsors Mrs. Fray and Mrs. Grande. Vicki Norcini and Elaine Rowland hand out envelopes at the FBLA banquet. 196 FBLA

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Cycle Club And Europe Tour Enjoy The Outdoors Dan Delap and Skip Wentzel take down their new tents at the conclusion of a great weekend. Oh, what a sight! Twe nty two fun-seeking indiviciuals form the group known as the Great Valley Europe Tour. Adventure and pleasure have been their goals since they began in 1975. Their destination being Europe and their departure date July 5, 1977. They plan to back- pack through England and Scotland for the first week then on to the continent of Europe for four more fun filled weeks. The These 42 days that await these lucky individuals will most likely prove to be packed with adventure and exciting memories. Many of these students are also members of the cycle club which provides weekend trips to prepare them for the summer ahead. Cycle Club not only hosted biJcing trips but also held a ca- noe trip and campout. Ann Kuntz, Pam Droms, Dacia and John Cambell take time out from breakfast to pose. LJ ' - ■• Nil mm Dan Delap in Planet of the Apes . STANDING; Skip Wentzel, Dacia Cambell, Dan Delap, Ann Kuntz, Caryl Jorda, Bob Hickman, Mary Sebold, Mitch Harper, Maureen Grady, Kirk Seagers, Brad Dolan, Brad Mattes. SITTING; John Cambell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Droms and in the stream Jay Nuszer. Not pictured; Mat Davis, Todd Rouse, Lys Johnson, Stephanie Bredikin, Mr. McCarter and Rick Funk. Cycle Club, Europe Tour 195

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AFJROTC Members Look To The Future ROTC drill team stands at attention. X.J J ., . , Classroom activities are an exciting part of each day. The Air Force Junior Re- serve Corps or Aerospace under the direction of Colonel Aaron Caplan and Sargeant Wm. Colon is a science or- iented organization. Outside of the classroom activities, which include every- thing from basic astronomy to the principles of aerospace concepts and management, there were field trips, dances, tag day, and good times. They traveled to Pittsburgh, the Smithsonian, which will always be remembered as the time they left Mr. Grant behind, and Willow Grove, Through all of this the main objective of the AFJROTC is to give its members a sense of leadership and prepare them for the future. Sarge discusses problem soUing tech- niques witli a humanistic studies elec- tive. On sunny days the parking lot is not lonely. AFJROTC 197