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

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72 ARCHON HI-Y - Bottom Row: T. Necker, J. Fulle1', secretary, B. Gibson, president, J. Musolf, vice-president, T. Taylor, treasurerg J. Urban, sergeant-ab arms. Second Row: D. Baird, T. Hartlieb, T., Mazzo, M. Siedlecki, B. Ihde, M. Nouotny, J. Meeth, R. Kencson. Third Row: M. Daniels, E. Shorts, R. Harper, A. Redick, L. Torok, W. Zunt, M. Prakope, B. Latter, J. Stewart, C. Faubel. Fourth Row: S. Annibale, F. Kish, J. Graber, G. Petrash, D. Warner, B. Peters, B. Urban, R. Beck, T. Kolman, K. Meyer. Hi-Ys Serve In Grder To Mature CENTURIAN - Bottom Row: S. Barile, treasurer, P. Dimitruk, vice-president, B. Burney, president, S. Swolley, secre- tary 3 N. Martens, Chaplain and sergeant- at-arms. Second Row: B. Zizka, R. Zizka, T. Becker, T. Granfors, J. Hruby, L. Sunyak, J. Wolf, L. Zajac, A. Coyner, W. Barry, J. McC1eave, S. Stauffer, D. Martens. Third Row: K. Wessler, D. Schuetz, L. Kozimor, D. Niemi, J. Rieter, G. Kapela, K. Penkal, D. Nikclai, G. Coseriu, S. Mabry, L. Pabst. OLYMPIAN HI-Y - Bottom Row: P. Heidenreich, sergeant-at-arms, S. Jones, secretaryg G. Barber, president, G. Smeal, vice-president, W. Calaway, treasurer, D. Parrish, chaplain. Second Row: D. Romanik, D. Caravona, G. Joyce, B. Haney, B. Schwarzer, C. Dougan, D. Calaway, C. Davis, K. Hofstrom. Third Row: M. Mrazek, D. Kromer, M. Gumz, R. Lange, J. Gartman, J. Shibley, T. Fahaland, B. White, L. Schultz.

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In Librar And Bookstore Cris Ferencz and Jan Werkner prepare the bookstore for morning customers. One of Mr. Dunfor-d's senior English students buys her vocabulary book. .Q H of ,sg 4,.,. Al Bachner purchases a book for his U. S. Government class. A world of enjoyment and excitement may be purchased for a small price from the paper- back bookstore. Fiction, non-fiction, reference and language books compose the large selection of books offered. Many students volunteer their free periods to work in the paperback book- store. These students, under the supervision of Mr. David Grodhaus, serve as clerks. The stu- dents' responsibilities include keeping shelves in order, selling books, and keeping records of purchases. Profits from the sale of the paper- backs are contributed to the library. PAPERPACK BOOKSTORE WORKERS - Bot.- t.om Row: L. Bisson, J. Lerch, S. Nayman, J. Werkner, M. Karpowicz, A. Burhoe. Second Row S. Schaefer, J. Caron, K. Thornbladh, G. Castle, G. Epstein, M. Pollak, D. Blanda. 71

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SAXON HI-Y - Bottom Row: D. Krause, chaplaing M. Leppa, sergeant-at- armsg R. Wehe, secretaryg T. Grecenuk, president, F. Fazakas, vice-presidentg J. Scicchitano, treasurer. Second Row: S. Delia, B. Resley, S. Mlecik, J. Niemynski, lil. Bruno, J. Hague. Third Row: K. Betcher, B. Wehe, F. Butts, D. Warswick, N. Noll, C. Graham, K. Smith, E. Semaxl. W Service projects and recreational activi- ties are the main reasons why a growing number of Valley Forge men are taking an active interest in the Hi-Y program. Striving to fulfill the purpose of the Hi-Y, which is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity, the high standards of Christian behavior, the five Valley Forge Hi-Y clubs promote community welfare through participation in various service projects. The United Appeal Drive, the greater- Cleveland clothing campaign, and the Let Freedom Ring program are among the many worthwhile projects of the clubs. Socially, the clubs sponsored hayrides, dances, contests and overnighters. TRITON HI-Y-Bottom Row: J. Fisher chaplaing S. Painting, vice-president, B A. Paul, G. Vickers, R. Baird, J. Reichelt B. Holzwortch, B. McCleave, D. Lovelady A. Michaud. Third Row: G. Pall, G Lange, D. Coupe, D. Colaric, J. Dales- Sandro, S. Musheno, J. Salzer, J. Roth. Two dollars! exclaims Mr. Sartini, Archon Hi-Y slave sale auctioneei uctions off Dennis Baird. 3 Burgess, president, J. Pruehs, treasurer, M. Rust, sergeant-at-arms. Second Row: