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

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Thomas Zelenka Marlene Zepkin 1 S lil: f l 51 Jim Fuller, Wally Calaway, Bill Gibson, Connie DeOreo, Pam Warren, Roger Harper, Barb Moser, Sharon Bray, and Mike Daniels take time out , I from a Class Advisory Board meeting to pose for a picture. Albert Zernitz Steven Ziats C 6 9 9 y The Song, He, And The Flower, Rose 4 ',. 3 Q ' Barbara Zima Timothy Zingale Joan Zitney 4 Tony Zito He and the red rose were chosen by the Senior Class as their Song and flower' Raymond Zizka Andrea Zvolensky 227 'V wr

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21 gi E if i S 1? i S QE . N. Tomorrow We Lead We, the senior class of Valley Forge, have come to another point of diversion on the road of life. As we decide which path to pursue after graduation, the memories of our achievements as a class give us confidence in our abilities to choose wisely. In the three years we have spent at Valley Forge, we have experienced many victories: LEL titles in football, basketball and wrestlingg the superior ratings of our speech classes and musical groups, and the great success of My Fair Lady which led to the production of The Sound of Music. Yet, it is not because of these honors that we cherish Valley Forge. A bus full of CP English students returning from a production of Macbeth, enthusiastic cheering at a crowded lunch table, the five-minute break between classes spent talking to friends in crowded halls-these daily experiences will be missed the most. The spirit of Valley Forge has been strong during the past three years, . . . and that has made all the difference. 229