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

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Radio, Assemblies, Microphones, and WVFH BOTTOM ROW: Cochran, head engineerg Laska, Dimitruk, Ratzloff, Falkenstein, Antonelli, head an- nouncer. SECOND ROW: Burmeister, engineerg Folsom, This year WVFH featured interviews and editorials, as well as news from teachers and clubs. The staff consisted of ten announcers. They were chosen for their voice quality and their ability to think and write. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Marcia Duke, Mrs. Taliak, Gwen Miller special features: Pall Schumacher, head announcerg Schmitt, special features, Maier. Working under the faculty advisor, Mr. Kirby, were head announcer Del Schu- macher, and the assistant Donna Antonelli. Special assignments were handled by Bob Schmitt and Ed Folsom. The Assembly Committee, consisting this year of Gwen Miller, Marcia Duke, and faculty advisor, Mrs. Taliak, has sponsored all the assemblies, including the pep rallies. The big attraction this year was the paid assembly in the spring.

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STAGECRAFT CREW BOTTOM ROW: Rush, Coates, Granfors, Schmitt, Newland. SECOND ROW: Lukacsko, Fritz, Foster, Richter, Crawford. The Stagecraft Crew, under the super- vision of Mr. Bernard Specht, worked to provide props for assemblies, concerts, and other programs presented in the auditorium. They helped not only to desig' sets, but also to devise the pro for school plays. Stage Manager Lukascko. The Math Club, advised by and build er lighting was Wayne Mr. Loren Castor, was composed of students interested in extending their knowledge o ics. Programs were presented of the club at the monthly me year, the club also took a fiel mathemat- y members tings. This d trip to a computing center and participated in the All School Party. Officers of the clu Schwartz, president, Bob Taylo dent, Bev Thomas, secretary, Axon, treasurer. were Susie , vice-presi- and Carol MATH CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Schwartz, president, urer. SECOND ROW: Lendvay, Kirby, nauer, Branst, Thomas, secretary: Taylor, vice-president, Axon, treas- Schumacher, Kobs, Comienski, Jones. 149

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eels Provide School Communications Members of the AVA assist in the showing of Macbeth. AUDIO-VISUAL CREW The twenty-three members of the Audio- Visual Crew were of great assistance to teachers throughout the school year. This service club provided and operated the equipment used in classrooms during the day. The AVA engineered the morning show, all canteens and functions needing music. The membership requirem ts of the club were: an interest in learning ore about equipment and audio-visual aterials, a minimum grade average of C, an a willing- ness to serve. Weekly meetings were direction of Mr. Barrick and Mr Kirby, the faculty advisors. under the AVA BOTTOM ROW: Dod, Harrison, Bachner, assistant crew chiefg Lichvar, crew chief, Maier, Kocian. SECOND ROW: Kelch, Cochran, Koharik, High, Romph, Burmeister, Martin. THIRD ROW: Gurovich, Eby, Stead, Mikulas, Moore, Lukacsko, Schmitt. 151