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

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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

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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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DiPaul, V. Disimone, D. Dolan, J. Domizio, P. Douglas, R. Douglas, S. Duffy, F. Duffy, K. Duncan, C. Duncan, L. Ehvorchak, M, Ebert, C. Echard, K. Edwards, J. Eilbeck, J. Ejsenhardt, J. Elmo, J. Endrey, P. Ferguson, L. Ferry, C. Flinn, D. Foley, T. Foote, C. Foumier, L. Franks, S. Fritz, C. Fulmer, B. Funk, C. Funk, E. Gage, D. Gallagher, S. Garner, B. Gates, D. Gazzola, J. Gerwig, R. Gillespie, L. Glazier, T. Gleason, J. Gordon, H, Gorman, D. Graves, B. Gray, M. Hagee, M, Hall, J. IPS Analyzes The Physical World Introductory Physical Sci- ence is the favorite class of most ninth graders, because in it students are given the chance to do it themselves. Ice cubes, antacid, and sodium chloride be- come household words in many homes of ninth graders, while they experiment with different forms and types of matter. Each week, during five action- packed periods, students play the parts of real scientists by mixing ele- ments and weighing the results. IXiring the sludge experiment, ninth graders bring together dif- ferent techniques that were learned in order to separate my- sterious solutions into their components. Accidents occur: run-away beads, bottomless test tubes, and scorched thermometers drive many a young scientist raving mad or send him to the poorhouse. Generally though, students leave at the end of the year with a fresh view of the physical world and they are ea- ger to learn more about it. Mr. Watson shows his students how to obtain results. Freshmen 87