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

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Mrs. Ann Armbruster Mrs. Jean Tulloch Clerical Assistant Clerical Assistant Valley Forge students have found the library to be a valuable aid in their studies. The library staff, headed by Mrs. Thelma Knerr, strives to keep the library resources up-to-date and readily available to every stu- dent. Books as well as current pamphlets, newspapers, magazines, and college guides have helped inform the student body. Educational television was a new aspect of library service introduced this year. Via television, sophomores learned how to use the card catalog, the Readers' Guide and basic books of referenceg juniors were intro- duced to American literature resourcesg seniors benefited from lectures explaining English literature materials. Library Resources Supplement The Currlculum ' 45-5rN5i?'iNY,' - W 1 9 25.1 Sahel P if I it 1 5 N 'W -1 if QQ r i fr Library atmosphere encourages study Mrs Thelma Knerr

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Imagination Leads To Creative Literary Discussion Mr. Edward Potokar Mrs. Diane Pietro Mrs. Deanna Bontempo Miss Lillian Korba Mr. Curren poses a question to an interested senior English class. fx. si! Mrs. Gloria Kopen Mr. Jerry Younger Miss Barbara Greider Miss Suzanne Murphy 28

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