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

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40 1965 ARCHIVE STAFF Susan Schwartz . . . Carol Cooper ..... Diane Strmiska . . . Susan Meeth .... Judith Erikson .... . . Marcia Duke ............ . . . Wenmouth Williams, Jr .... . Judith Uhinck ......... Naomi Jemma . . . Barbara Tocci ..... Marcia Lee Jones . . . Kathleen Slach . . . Judith Goebl ....... Sharon Jorgensen . . . Carol Kuhn ....... Judith Lessing ..... Christine Kozimor .... John Hunter ....... David Lowdermilk .... Kimberly Johnson .... Elaine Bachman . . . Alexander Bukhair .... Shirley Callaghan ....... Jacqueline Falkenstein . . Eileen Hannan .......... Ilona Harrison .......... Linda Kinbaum ..... Frances Lippmann . . . Susan Schaefer ..... Sandra Ammiller. . . Virginia Hughes . . . Melanie Radlick ....... Jean Santner .......... Mrs. Katherine Szmagala Miss Suzanne Murphy . . . . . . . . . . . Editor-in-Chief ............LiteraryEditor Opening Section Editor ..........SeniorEditor Senior Activities Editor . . . . . Underclass Editor . . . . Boys' Sports Editor . . . . Girls' Sports Editor . . . . . Activities Editor . . . Activities Editor . . . Faculty Editor . . . .Typing Editor ..........Typist ..........Typist . . . . . . . . Layout Editor .............ArtEditor . . . Photography Editor . . . Head Photographer . . . . . . . . Photographer . . . Caption Editor ..........Writer . . . . Writer . . . Writer . . . . Writer . . . . Writer . . . .Writer . . . . Writer ..............Writer ,..............Writer . . . . .Business Manager . . .Business Staff Member . . . .Business Staff Member . Business Staff Member . . . . .Business Adviser . . . . Faculty Adviser

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Vlasuk, Phillip 72. Vlcek, Robert 72. Voelkel, Robert 1 10, 171 173. Voglein, Larry 96, 1 15, 177. Volk, Patricia 1 10. Volk, Sharyn 72, 177. Voll, Gretchen 97, 148. W Wachter, Linda 1 1 1, 175 Wachter, Peter 73. Wade, Deidra 73. Waffen, Judith 1 1 1, 166. Wagner, Gerald 73. Wagner, Janice 162. Wagner, Linda 1 1 1. , Wagner, Mary 73. Walkup, Bonnie 84, 102, 1 1 1 , 1 75. Walkup, Laraine 73, 141 147,152,157,161,174i Wallace, Alva 73, 182. Wallace, Carol 1 1 1, 170. Wallace,Jean 73, 182. Walland, Lawrence 73. Wallner, Joyce 97. Walter, Peggy 97. Walter, Thomas 73. Walters, Constance 1 1 1. Wamser, Richard 1 1 1. Wandschura, Walburga 73. Wandt, Gaye 97, 177. Wantz, Karen 73, 175. Warger, Richard 173. Warner, Dale 97, 174, 1 '77, 1 84. Warren, Jill 73. Warren, Linda 97, 165, 1 77. Warren, Pamela 97. Warren, Patricia 97. Washko, John 1 1 1, 168, 1 73. Waterbury, Darlene 1 1 1. Watkins, Craig 97. Watkins, Michael 1 1 1, 1 73. Watts, Wanda 1 1 1. Waugh,Joyce 97, 175. Weatherholt, Brian 1 1 1. Weber, Karen 97, 157, 1 6 1 , 1 77. Weber, Karen F. 74, 148, 153, 174, 183. Weber, Mark 174. Weber, Martha 97, 148. Weber, Michael 1 1 1. Weber, Robert 1 1 1, 1 64. Weber, Vince 97, 167. Wehe, Rick 185. Wehn, Deborah 74. Wehn, Robert 97. Weiss, Carl 1 1 1. Weiss, Karen 74. Weiss,Richard 74. Welch, Kathleen 1 1 1, 177. Wendt, Rosemary 97. Wengrin,Melodie 74, 136. Wensing, Monica 1 1 1, 148. Werkner, Janet 97, 153, 166. Wernig, Carol 97, 165. Weslek, Gary 97. Wess1er,E1izabeth 74, 153,16O,165,17O. Wessler, Kenneth 1 1 1, 164. West, Susan 74, 147, 157 161,165, 183. Westbrook, Carol 97, 162. Whalen, Robert 74, 163. Wheeler, Karen 74, 146, 164,183,186 White, Dennis 1 1 1. White, Kathleen 74, 175. Whitney, Joyce 1 1 1. Whittenberger, Sharon 74. Wielgus,JoAnn 74, 152, 161, 164, 168, 173. Wiersch, Rosett 1 1 1. Wightman, Wayne 97. Wilbur, James 75. Wilk, Phyllis 1 1 1. Williams, JoAnn 183. Williams, Connie 75. Williams, Madeline 75, 1 62. Williams, Bill 75, 158, 1 64. Wilson, Agnes 1 1 1. Wilson, Gerald 97. Winarski, Donald 75, 1 69, 1 '73. Winarski, Ronald 75. Winn, Cheriesse 97. Winslow,Becky 97, 148, 1 75. Winter, Kathy 75, 166, 1 75. Wisch, Murley 75. Wisz, Richard 97, 127. With, Janet 75, 136, 140, 141,152,16O,174. Witkowski, Jerry 75, 1 15 Witkowski,Julie 97, 148, 177. Wladyka, Thomas 1 1 1. Wlotzko, Patricia 1 1 1. Wohl,James 97,177. Wolanski, Lawrence 97. Woleen,James 75. Wolf, Carl 75, 168. Wolf, Donna 1 1 1. Wolf,James 1 1 1,173. Wolf, Michael 76. Wolff, Rita 1 1 1. Wolkan, Robert 97. Woodford, Mary 97. Worrell, William 76. Worrey, Lee 176. Wulf, Cynthia 136. Wyemura, Ronald 76. Y Yanchak, Charlene 1 1 1. Yancu, Kathleen 97. Yankee, William 97. Yano, Gary '97. ' Yoch,Melaine 97, 166. York, Robert 97. Young, Ellen 76. Youngmann, Cheryl 1 1 1 148, 177. Yuhas, Barbara 1 1 1, 1 75 Yurcheshen, William 97, 1 1 5, 1 78. Yusi,Nancy 97. Yusi, Patricia 1 1 1. Z Zaccaro, Linda 76, 136, 165, 180,182, 185. Zacharias, Samuel 76, 1 68, 1 '73. Zader, Francis 76. Zadzilka, Dale 1 1 1, 177. Zadzilka, Lorraine 76. Zagwodzki, Sandra 1 1 1, 1 75. Zaharchenko, Lidia 1 1 1. Zahorcak, Donna 1 1 1 , 1 '77. Zajac, Lawrence 1 1 1. Zalenski, Theodore 76. Zambory, Judith 97, 162, 165, 177. Zambory, Margaret 1 1 1, 165. Zanders, Gregory 97. Zanko, Elaine 76, 147, 162. Zanko, Eugene 1 1 1. Zaremba, Edward 76, 1 15, 127, 181, 184. Zarko, Linda 97. Zarzycki, Laureen 1 1 1 , 146, 1 86. Zavocky, Barbara 77, 180. Zavodny, Maryanne 97. Zavotka, Wayne 77, 1 15, 135,174, 181. Zborowski, Stanley 77. Zegarac, Mary 97. Zehnder, Anna 1 1 1. Zehnder, Joan 97, 136. Zelenka, Thomas 97. Zelley, Jessica 77. Zemaitis, Anthony 1 1 1. Zernitz, Albert 97. Ziats, Steven 97, 184. Zido, Dennis 1 1 1, 1 77. Ziegler, Jo Ann 77, 148, 1 63. Ziegler, Linda 1 1 1, 186. Zielinski, Nancy 1 1 1. Zietlow, Rita. 77, 165. Zill, Kathy 1 1 1. Zima, Barbara 97. Zimdars,Joan 77, 147, 1 60, 1 '74. Zimmer, Gerald 1 1 1, 1 70 Zingale, Carol 1 1 1. Zingale, James 77. Zingale, Timothy 77, 97, 1 77. Zingalie, Carolyn 1 1 1, 1 65. Zingalie, Edward 77. Zingheim, Barbara 77, 1 6 1 , 1 65. Zingheim, Patricia 1 1 1, 1 70. Zitney, Joan 97, 162. Zito, Tony 97. Zizka, Raymond 97, 169, 171, 174. Zizka, William 111,169, 171. Zoch, Sherrie 1 1 1. Zrenner, Cheryl 1 1 1. Zrimec, Diane 77, 186. Zsarnay, Cynthia 77, 1 62. Zubal, Kenneth 1 1 1. Zunt, Wayne 1 1 1, 177, 1 84. Zvolensky, Andrea 97, 1 77. Zupan, Terrance 97. Zygadlo, Frank 77.

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The growth of a yearbook, like the growth of a person, is a product of care. The care with which a family treats a baby or small child should be similar to the care with which a staff mem- ber treats his responsibility in the yearbook's growth. The life of a yearbook begins with the birth of an idea, a theme which provides the raw material with which the staff will Work in develop- ing the book. This idea is much like a new-born child, undeveloped, soft, waiting to be molded. The infant yearbook, like the infant, is influenced by its large family of people concerned with its Welfare. As each page is planned, as the page is drawn, as the copy is written, as the pictures are taken, the young volume grows physically and mentally. This growth, although a steady, enlarging process, is not a completely smooth procedure. As no life is free of problems, the production of a yearbook is not a problem-free development. Each problem is an experience, an occurrence which will be remembered in order to serve as a warning against similar mistakes. Time progresses, the baby becomes a child, the child moves toward maturity. The care which has been taken in raising this child shapes his personality after maturity. So it is with our yearbook, the care and love which each staff member has put into his work is exhibited in our finished product. On behalf of the entire staff, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the other people who have helped to make this book possible. We extend our very sincere appreciation to Mr. David M. Smith for his assistance and understanding, Mr. Bernard Specht, the stagecraft crew, and the custodians for their aid in the auditorium during picture-taking, and to the entire faculty who cooperated so well with the Archive staff. I personally wish to extend my deep appreciation to the members of the Archive editorial staff for their diligent work and tender care in the production of the 1965 Archive, to Mrs. Katherine Szmagala and the business staff for their expert handling of finances, and to Miss Suzanne Murphy for her advice, patience, and guidance in the position of faculty adviser. Conversely, the life of a person is accented by an experience such as working on a yearbook staff. Three years on the Archive staff have been a growing and learning process. I have grown with our yearbook to a maturity in which I understand the meaning and obligations of accept- ing responsibility. This past year as editor-in-chief, I have realized the value of my experience. Each day's work on the Archive has been a well-spent effort, and each page in this volume holds cherished memories. The 1965 Archive is a lasting memory of one of the best years of my life. I hope it will be for you a similar reminder. Editor-in-chief 241