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

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ACTIVITIES High-stepping Ellis Moose leads the band. Excellent teachers and a great variety of subjects are a sound basis for an education, but they alone are not enough. For this reason, Valley Forge students are also offered the oppor- tunity to participate in a number of extra- curricular activities. Some clubs, such as the Future Teachers of America and the Distrib- utive Education Club, give their members valuable training for their future vocations. The Leaders Clubs and the Key Club lend their services to both the school and the community, While the Boosters Clubs promote school spirit. The honor societies are highly selective, but once membership is attained, one may be justi- fiably proud. Regardless of the type of club -- social, service, honorary, academic, athletic -- each contributes to further balancing the educa- tion of every Valley Forge student. Archive staff members work diligently to meet their first deadline. 70

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PATRIOTS N ACT IO Office pages on call. .N 'LUse only library material, please. New choir members become mummies for their initiation Girls Boosters audition as window washers.

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FB NDS PLAYB CH TO BOSAN V CONCERT BAND FRONT ROW: Katie Cosby, Nancy Thiel, Marcia Duke, Diane Eggett, Linda Kinbaum, Lana Bryan, Dave Spittal, Dolly Sollberger, Sharon Bray. SECOND ROW: Linda Lanzer, Ralph Bittel, Don Winarski, Al Vensky, Bob Koerper, Gerald Siegmyer, David Mathews, Julius Liguori, Alan Coyner, Lynda Stepanek, Larry Sunyak, Allan Krysiak, Greg Kapela. THIRD ROW: Joann Michalske, Michael Groenke, Joanne Legan, Bill Reiman, Neil Martens, Joann Wielgus, Sam Zacharias, Steve Swalley, Stephen Karales, Connie DeOreo, Richard Oshiro, Wayne Blabolil, Phil Molina, Robert Valent, Bob Burg, Jack Rightweiser, Tim Zingale, Greg Mason, Mike Gerace. FOURTH ROW: Bill Sanders, Rich Englehart, Ed Rind- fleisch, John Wilkins, Dan Monoc, Greg Lane, Ralph Olmutz, Rich Komar, Jay Baloun, Karla Potetz, Lee Major, Don Hartman, Jill Daney, Noreen Abookire. After combining with the Symphonic Band to form the Patriot Marching Band during football season, the Concert Band began to practice as a separate unit. It performed in concerts both January 18 and May 8 under the direction of Mr. David Petrella. Also under Mr. Petrella's direction were the eighteen members of the Dance Band, who practiced on their own time to perform for social events throughout the year. DANCE BAND FRONT ROW: Roy Poczebut, Rog Harper, Paul Reinke, Dick Ingersoll, Bob Boyda, Wayne Gibson, Ron Stepanik. SEC- OND ROW: Dennis Mokaren, Bob Dziedzicki, Dave Korec, Ross Black, Larry Smeyak, Bill Bloom, Dick Barth, Marty Cool, Charles Smith, Ken Bruggers. THIRD ROW: Dean Kartson, Dan Tobik, Ed Rindfleisch. 71