Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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STUDENT COUNCIL - Front Row I Coppoletti G lVlcLe1sh M Harvey S Sowle C Carlson Pres D. Coppoletti. Second Row: R. Garland B Blair S Ericksen C jones C Saunders M Beattie V Mon not. Tlzird Row: B. Whitcher, Sec., K Jensen Treas K Fagerstrom J Salamone Girls Vice Pres R Fer kel, D. Enichen, T. Salamone, D.Thorsen Holmqulst Boys Vice Pres Fourth Row P Burns B Floden R. Carlson, T. Larsen, I. Castrogiovanni P Wupper R Toppe Knowledge as Tutoring System Creates Base To provide student leadership in school activities, to promote democratic principles, and to serve as a tie between the faculty and the student body are the goals of Student Council. The Student Exchange Program, whereby three Guilford council members spent a week at Champaign while three Champaign students attended Guilford, was Student Council's greatest project. The Council also initiated the tutoring system. In addition, it sponsored two fos- ter children, Homecoming, pep rallies, and the paperback book store. Bob Floden, '67, counts out change while selling books at the Student Council Bookstore.

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' 2 Cindy Carlson John Holmquist Jamie Salamone President Boys' Vice-President Girls' Vice-President Barbara Whilcher Kristine Jensen SCCTCUUY Treasurer C0unci1's Student Exchange Broadens ' g f -i , .I ' e 'M' f'Qjx TE'ff Y 3 ff , .f f,k7 J' ,iii r 'iq C , A-j. Q H f' fn, VV 'W Z 5' ' . I F: K s . 4 , O Anita Primmer, Larry Nowlin, and Pat Haley, the exchange stu! d f Ch ' lk 'h C' d C l d ' Cuilf0rd's three exchangees to Champaign, John Holmquist, Brad ents rom ampalgn La WH m y ar Son urmg an Open house at Cindy's home. Blair, and Barb Whitcher listen intently during Council meeting.

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