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

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A Touch Of Class A Touch of Class was the theme for the Class of 1977 ' s Senior Prom. And class it had. The prom was held on the evening of the Annual Senior Award AssemlDly, June 10. Something new was added this year as the prom was held at the Brandywine Hilton in Del- aware. This was the first time Great Valley ever had a prom outside of Pennsylvania. Great music was provided by Desire and the dance floor was always crowded with enthusiastic dancers. A large buffet dinner, including such delicacies as Seafood Newburg, Beef Stroganoff and Chicken Cacciatorie, was served until 10 o ' clock. There was plenty for all and no one went away hungry. Souvenirs came in the form of a charm necklace for girls and a keychain for the boys. Fancy dinner menus were also at each place set- ting. With or without souve- nirs it was a night all will remember. Allan Zacarda and Cheryl Eitel enter the Hilton with Barbara Mealand and Dave Hunt, looking fresh and eager for the prom. The large buffet served looked almost too good to eat. Almost. Sue and Steve enjoy a slow dance. 22

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Talent Abounds In Variety Show For great entertainment this year ' s Variety Show couldn ' t be beat. It was held in the auditorium on April 28 at 8 o ' clock, Mr, Czech organized the show and did a terrific job. The Variety Show was aptly named because there was certainly plenty of variety. The acts ranged from a magic show by Les Folio to a Jam with the Superband dance. There were many singing and instrumental acts. Plenty of comedy was provided by various senior boys in different skits. A strip tease act was put on by Ian Mansmann while Tom Warren played the kazoo. The announcers for the evening were Scott Woolford, Tom Warren, and Eric Rudolph. A brief ballet (com- plete with tutus) was put on by some of the male teachers of the school. The customary finale was led by Mr. Czech and the senior boys. Mr. Czech played the guitar and everyone sang, Good old Mountain Dew. . . •ifi isM IHtf ' .-- ' V r ,•■ ' -- x .Ui ' Mi uA The boys sang, I ' m a lumberjack and I ' m okay. » y ki-nt f 1 X Ian Mansmann wiggled his hips as he strutted across the stage. Ian obviously doesn ' t strip often as he had to struggle with the hook. . . .But oh those nights! The E-Man Groovers boogie.

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The dance floor was filled with enthusiastic dancers for most of the night. An obviously happy couple. Desire provided the enjoyable music for the evening. All forms of dancing could be seen. A crowd gathered to cheer two dancers on. Dancing wasn ' t all that went on.