Valley Forge High School - Archive Yearbook (Parma Heights, OH)

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THE ADMINISTRATION AND STUDE T BODY CLINIC AIDES SEATED: Linda Momie. STANDING: , Thompson, Mrs- Maloch, Barb L0Castr0, Pam Hunter, Marsha Janet Salay. Gretchen Voll. Sue Robbins. Lorra Rose. Karen Kutchk0,Francis SiUIJiHI1SkY- 'B The clinic aides were an important service group at Valley Forge. They were trained to admin- ister minor first aid so that they could care for slight injuries and minor illnesses of the students. Also, the girls kept accurate clinic records and acted as pages for the school nurse, Mrs. Shirley Maloch. The numerous volumes of the Valley Forge library were complemented by the wide variety of paperback books found in the bookstore adjacent to the library. Students, under the supervision of Mr. David Grodhaus, served as clerks in the store. Their responsibilities included keeping the shelves in order, selling the books, and keeping records of all purchases. PAPERBACK BOOKSTORE WORKERS BOTTOM ROW: Linda Tomasch, Marge Synk, Beverly Schwarzmann, Kathy Lynne Jackson, Elaine Bachman, Kathy Juras, Judi Luke, Chris Andrews, Scott August, Betty Synk, Ruth Payne, Linda Kinbaum. Chmielewski, Karen Schulz, Betty Snyder. SECOND BOW: 99

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SERVICE GROUPS ASSIST MEMBERS OF LIBRARY PAGES BOTTOM ROW: Linda Miller, Sandy Prusak, Sandy Gross, Donna Wolf, Kerry Courtis, Barb Andrews. SECOND ROW: Nadine Godman, Sandra Felice, Claudia Sedlack, Barb Hornack, Mary Murray, Kathy Kafun, Bev Odell, Many Valley Forge students volunteered their free periods to work as library pages. Charging out books, checking returned books, collecting fines, and filing cards were their duties behind the counter. Circulating around the library, other pages shelved books, ran errands, and helped students locate books. Joanne Pape, Ellen Bier. THIRD ROW: .lim Dworznik, Janet Choeky, Susan Jadrych, Shirley Manchek, Ralph Olmutz, .ludy Holm, Ken Fritz, Kathee Kaine, Brenda Wilson, .lames Horvath. The busy office staff of Valley Forge was aided by the numerous volunteer office pages. Filing student schedules, working with IBM cards, keeping the office neat, running errands, and performing the miscellaneous duties requested of them by the office personnel were the duties of the volunteers. OFFICE PAGES BOTTOM ROW: Jud Hang, Carol Tagliaferro, Lynne Frederick, Kathy Fuerhofif, Betty Wolff, Nancy Ihde, Barbara Roberts, Rosemary Sotak, Carleen Roberts, Barbara Walder, .lan Salay, Rita Zietlow, .lan Frietsch, Nancy Caldun. SECOND ROW: Sue Harrison, Paula Sanyi, Charlotte Kaderabek, Mary Lou Cornelius, Karen Swartwood, Kathy White, Judy Zambory, Mary Leonard, Dennis Foster, Sue Ann Pecora, 98 Barbara Hosic, Cathy Holford, Leslie Fix, Cheryl Quast, Marilyn Butts, Linda Zaccaro, Sharyn Konrad. THIRD ROW: .lanette Childs, Sue Molinari, Ann Kuchling, Georgiana Hawran, Mary ,lean Cvannitelli, Barbara LoCastro, Kathee Kaine, ,lanice Baratta, .lulianne Mlakar, Chris Kozimor, Sally McGary, Marcia Visen, Diane Podhradsky, Millie Hodge, Diane Bartens, Diane Jost, Donna Shayko, Cheryl Shone, .leanette Ruth, Pam Hunter.

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AV CREW AND WVFH KEEP STUDENTS AUDIO VISUAL CREW BOTTOM ROW: Dave Cochran, Rebar,Karen Urban, Al Bachner. THIRD ROW: ,IeffKachelein, Eric Dod,Bob Schmitt, Doug Lichvar, Emi1Mikulas,RichKoharik, Frank Stead, Bill Fixley, Rich Stahurski, Wayne Lukacsko, Larry Coates. SECOND ROW: Rich Martin, Ed Folsom, Roger Henning, Don Gray,Bert Hockenberry. Margaret Grabiec, Joseph Golombek, Richard Schenke, Bob AV crew member, Don Gray, regulates the sound for the morn- ing show. 100 Members of the Audio Visual Crew gained prac- tical experience about the operation of radio and television apparatus as they provided a service for the rest of the school. It was the responsibility of this club to deliver tape recorders, phonographs, and film projectors to teachers for use in class. They were also responsible for producing sound effects for plays, assemblies, and the WVFH morn- ing shows, '6The Patriots' Voice. As an experi- mental project, the crew operated a closed-circuit television camera at all home football games for the benefit of those people in, or near, the concession stands.