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

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Members of Girls' Boosters sell programs at football games. Over two-hundred girls were members of the Valley Forge Girls' Booster Club this year. Regular attendance at monthly meet- ings, and service on one of the committees, were the membership requirements. Boosters sold programs and shakers at games, made tags, and built a homecoming float. They also sponsored an all-school dance. Officers for 1964-1965 were Cathy Chaf- fin, presidentg Donna Griesbach, first vice-presidentg Chris Thomas, second vice- presidentg Marian Todor, secretaryg and Carol Garofalo, treasurer. Mrs. Sandra Way was the faculty adviser. Girls entertain at a football pep assembly. GIRLS' BOOSTERS-BOTTOM ROW: Thomas, second vice-presidentg Griesbach, first vice-president, Chaffin, presidentg Garofalo, treasurer, Todor, secretary. SECOND ROW: Muha, poster committee chairmang Poe, Ways and means chair- man, J emma, announcement chairman, Abookire, assembly chairmang Guenther, spiriting chairman. THIRD ROW: Zavocky, program chairmang Zaccaro, program chairman, Pergler, program chairmang Morgan, dance committee chairman.

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Students enjoy canteens. Canteen Committee Sponsors Dances CANTEEN COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW: Schwan, sec retaryg Meeth assistant chairman, Major, chairman, Bohmer, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Slach, Antonelli, Chaffin. THIRD ROW: Dimitruk, Geiger, Pergler, Burke. FOURTH ROW: Brown, Bukhair, Franklin, Caves FIFTH ROW: Chandler, Radlick, Kulosar, Gumz. The annual Care Dance, a big' success this spring, was the major event sponsored by the Canteen Committee. Officers of the fifteen member committee were Lee Major, chairmang Sue Meeth, vice-presidentg Kathi Schwan, secretaryg and Dave Bohmer, treas- urer. The faculty advisor was Mr. Donald Dinsmore. Money raised at dances during' the year was used for scholarships and books.

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C Boys' Organizations Spark Enthusiasm J L The Boys' Booster Club, advised by Mr. David Kaiser, performed many services for the students at Valley Forge. The club's main project was a jazz concert. The pro- ceeds Were used to send our basketball team to the National Invitation Tournament in Madison Square Garden. Over one-hundred students belong to this organization. The Valley Forge Lettermen's Club, led by president Bob Truscello and the adviser, Mr. Robert Ramlow, ushered at basketball games and sponsored the student-faculty game and dance. With the proceeds from this dance and game, athletic equipment was purchased. LETTERMEN'S CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Drago, O'T0o1e, Bademan, Stuchlak, Zavotka., Marinelli, Kispert, Sency Kencson. SECOND ROW: Buchholz, Sefl, Charvat, Hig: gins, Stelz, Speck, Poggendorf, Tuggey. THIRD ROW: Scheutzow, Huge, Guska, treasurerg Zaremba., Boiani, Bohmer, Pudlock, DiAngelo, Varabkanich. FOURTH ROW: Truscello, presidentg Cahal, vice-presidentg Slade, Kijanko, Bourquin, Paul, Mikulas, Doskocil.