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

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Aker, C. Althouse, B. Amen, K. Azat, J. Babiash, L, Bainbridge, T. Bakay, K. Baker, C. Balzer, B. Bara, A. Barr, J. Beason, C. Belisario, K, Belmonte, A. Banning, G, Bernardin, G. Berryman, C. Betts, L. Bianchi, D. Bird, K, Bird, K. Blank, J. Bonsall, F. Bowers, C, Boyd, A. Brewer, D. Brewer, P. Brighton, J. Broadbelt, J. Brogan, M. Brown, A. Brown, A. Brown, D. Brown, D. Buckley, W. Bullock, T. Bureski, S. Burke, C. Burns, M. Burruss, D, f 9 And The Frosh At Great Valley Bryan Althouse contributed eleven bags worth of chocolate bars to the treasury. J Jeff McQuiston and Lisa Fritche were voted Mr. and Ms. Spirit. The freshmen pulled out their wardrobes to defeat the seniors, their arch rivals, in the blue and grey contest on white sock and sneaker day. Eileen Sands cheered on the freshmen when the going got tough. Freshmen

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Class officers (L — R) Kim Savastio, Jeff McQuiston, Glen Siegle, and Lisa Fritche enjoy the fruits of their labors. On September 9 Great Valley opened its unfamiliar, but welcoming doors to an en- thusiastic ninth grade class. Mr. Cardamone and Mr. Ellis were ready to take charge of the newcomers as class spon- sors. Elections for officers began immediately, and as a result Jeff McQuiston, pres. , Lisa Fritche, vp. Glen Sie- gle, treasurer, and Kim Sa- vastio, secretary, were cho- sen to lead their class. Together the ninth grade class helped plan and execute a victorious candy sale and a winning float early in the fall. Tliey were full of spirit tliroughout the year, viewing the present and the future with glimmering eyes and positive hopes. Frosh Vips: Campagna, F. (freshman queen) Ellison, M. (SRB repre- sentative) Fritche, L. (Ms. Spirit) McQuiston, J. (Mr, Spirit) 84 Freshmen 1976-77 In Chester County Chester County ' f)rod!iced one third of the nation ' s mushrooms. J I Earl Baker was elected man of tiie County Commissioners. Chester and Montgomeiy ,c nun ties hosted die wagOHr trains at Valley Forge.

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Freshmen Show Talent In Required Courses Itti: -%tl . Let ' s see, was Jupiter married to Apol- lo. ..? I don ' t think so. Ninth Grade English Explores Classical World Ninth graders board the time machine during one period each day when they walk into English class. They go back to a time when Mother Earth bore cyclopses instead of margarine, and fire was a bigger deal than petroleum. Zeus, Thor, Jove . . . How can one guy have three names?! Must be a con -artist. Freshmen admire Ulysses ' escape from the Sirens and they report on new idols found in more current books. Hey, don ' t you think it ' s neat when Hercules does that monster in? 1 like it better when King Kong crushes that guy. To each his own. 0f tf ? © vv- BiuTuss, T. Bush, J. Cabot, M. Callahan, D. Campagna, A, Campanero, R. Campbell, L. Campos, K. Cappelli, C. Capriola, S. Carrigan, J. Carter, C. Carter, C. Castle, J. Chalupa, J. Chambers, W, Chang, C. Ciccone, J. Clamer, A. Clark, J. Clayton, C. Clifton, D. Cochran, B. Cockerham, S. Coleman, P. Collins, D. Collins, E. Cook, D. Cossa, C. Coughlin, T. Crompton, G. Cross, P. Cunningham, ]. D ' Antonio, M. D ' Ascenzo, L. Dastalfo, T. Davidson, D. Davis G. Defeo, M. Deluca, A. Deremigio, A. Desoi, M. Dewey, M. Dickens, T. 86 Freshmen