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

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CONGRATULATIONS FROM THK GREAT VALLEY GRIDIRO V CLUB TO THE FOOTBALL SENIORS Steve Flather Tom Horton T.J. Fay Erik Burkhart Brian Stackhouse Tom Warren Ken Liskey Tom Mclnerney Rich DeRafelo Mike Venezia Larry Skahan Steve Maganas David Hoard Tim Edgin Chris Rippy Dom DiPaul Dave Rippy Steve Dixon Jim Hall Tim Sackenheim Mark Sweet Dan Thomas Dave Wheeler Charles Brogan WE WISH YOU ALL A FUTURE FILLED WITH SUCCESS AND ACCOMPLISHMENT THE GREAT VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICi BAND PARENTS ASSOCIATION Salutes Our Graduating Seniors Ron Bigham Jackie McDevitt Sue Smith Andy Brighton Mary Beth McLean Jim Stoltzfus Dwayne Butts Sarah Miller Debbie Wallingford Dacia Campbell Anne Marie Nicholas Tom Warren Renee Carpenter Nancy Nordeen Marianne Webster Craig Cousley Kim Quay Barb Williams Charlene Durham Ken Ramondo Diana Wilson Maureen Grady Meg Rector Doug Young Margaret Johnson Eric Rudolph Al Zacharda Debbie Jones Inese Rubenis Wendy Zoldos Erich Kotzbauer Ginny Seeger Steve Zucker 20 ' -

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SANFORD BOOKS Delaware Valley ' s Most Complete Bookstore Two Stores - Main and Annex at King of Prussia Plaza 265-5075 BUSINESS PATRONS Malvern Quality Cleaners Mauger ' s Funeral Home Melina ' s Tots To Teens The Photography Center United Discount Trim PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jones 1 Gri( iv and Joyce Saunders | Mrs . Philip A . Voltz Mr. and Mrs . James Lockwood Mr. and Mrs . Fred Butler Don Tyson Mr. and Mrs . William Shrader Mrs . Douglas C. Miner Virginia Lee Credit Is Due . . . There are various people who helped the Musket staff this past year and we would now like to thank them. First of all, the photographers; 1) Merin Studios did the Senior pictures and came out several times this year to take candid shots; 2) Mr. Joseph Martino (Marie ' s Dad) took and developed a lot of the pictures in the Sports section; 3) The Great Valley Photo Club, which consisted of only a select few who we could depend on for pictures; 4) Kathy Milton was one of our life-savers in the photo depart- ment. On quite a few occasions, we asked her to develop several rolls of film for the weekend; 5) Larry McDevitt of the Daily Local News staff provided us with a couple of pictures for our national coverage section. Since our advisor left in mid-year, our organization began to faulter. Mr. Crisi tried to get us settled and came up with a few ideas to save us. First, he asked Mr. Hickman, a former yearbook sponsor, to serve as a guide we could go to when we had troubles or questions. Mr. Hickman was good in this respect, but he had already inspired us to put out a good yearbook and we always knew he was behind us one hundred per cent. We would also like to thank Neeta Moonka and Steve Pusey for organizing a second yearbook-selling campaign. They were pretty much successful in getting sales for almost an additional one hundred books. This was badly needed because our first campaign sold below the minimum number allowed to print a yearbook- -for whatever reason, we are not positive. Mrs. Garrison was a very big help to us. She provided us with details and information that could have never been found elsewhere. She was truly indispensable to us. We would also like to thank her for letting us hound her every day about pictures or proofs that had come in. She would smile and re- ply: No, hon. Nothing ' s come in yet. These were just a few of many people who helped and coped with us. TTiere were also our teachers who put up with letting us out of their classes and our parents who allowed us to stay home for an im- portant deadline or have staff meetings at home. All we can say is thank you all very much. 207