Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Q ' ' l l ABL - Front Row: C. Cibelius, E. Kerman, N. Palm, C. Boyer, Vice-Pres.g I. Coppoletti, C. Carlson, N. Stohl, S. Barker, M. Harvey. Second Row: K. Jensen, Sec., L. Laven, M. Faeth, Treas.g B. johnson, B. Blomgren, S. Cederstrom, P. Bardoulas, A. Cordon, P. Cox, K. Stacy. Third Row: J. Boyer, S. Neustadtl, C. Conant, K. Sand, N. Tyson, Pres., P. Nyman, Peterson, W. Cozort, C. Larson, T. Carlyle, S. Smith. Fourth Row: S. Grans, N. Kunz, J. Strommen, V. julin, P. Carlson, C. MacLean, K. Garmager, Brown a ABL Travels to iddler on the Roof Encouraging appreciation of lit- erature, Les Admiratrices de Belles Lettres is an honorary English so- ciety for junior girls who receive an A semester gradein English and senior girls who receive an A or B. This year a guest speaker was featured at each ABL meeting. Mr. Phillip Diedrich from Rockford Col- lege spoke on the topic Op and Pop Art, and Mr. Norman Kierney from Rock Valley College discussed a Russian novel with the group. Christmas activities included the sale of Christmas corsages, anew money raising project this year, and a par- ty with East High School. The highlight of the year for ABL was a trip into Chicago to view the dramatic performance, Porgy and Bess. ABL also sponsored the an- nual carnation sale for May Day. ii ,, ., .y , .,y.. I ' e un- - 1 A ' ' Je..-. ,... 3 ' .' F4 ABL officers flank Miss Letitia Saunders and Miss Patricia Davis, the guest speaker at one of the monthly meetings held in the library. 183

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811 DEBATE RECORD Win Loss Carthage College 1 7 Evanston 1 7 Winnebago QNovicej 9 3 E ast Moline 2 6 Augustana College 4 8 University of Illinois 3 9 The scope of Communications Arts Club broadened this year to include debate and speech in addition to drama. The goals of the club are to support, encourage and pub- licize events pertaining to any of the club's three interests, and to increase its members' knowledge of all aspects of the communica- tion arts. To fulfill this second goal, the club hosted both guest speakers and school par- ticipants in special programs aligned to the interests of its members. DEBATE - Front Row: Mrs. B. Carlson, advisor, J. Whitehead, P. Miller, F. Roush, S. Baker, S. McCoy. Second Row: T. Dal Pra, R. Thompson, Pres.g W. Mertz, M. Eisenach, D. Enichen, E. Ramthun. 77zz'rd Row: C. Cooney, D. Kelley, K. Wenzel, B. Waggoner, B. Stover. Debate and CAC Combine Efforts tt'l lB A A . , CAC - Front Row: Mr. W. Durham, Advisor, Rubin, N. Olive, C. Zim merman, S. Shepardson, A. Zammuto, B. Hume, M. Rednour, T. Cowan, S. Atkinson, N. Crossman, D. Ryberg, S. Ekstrom, Anderson, P. Miller, Sec.g C. Monson, F. Roush, S. Barger,l.Johnson, V. Nelson, Mrs. B. Carl son, Advisor. Second Row: D. Veroni, M. Clifford, P. Stage, R. Palmer, L. Larson, K. Sand, S. McCoy, Presgj. Whitehead, T. Dal Pra, R. Thompson Vice-Pres., D. Enichen, S. Baker, E. Ramthun, J. Arnold, Treas., H. Ral 1 ston, M. Mulford, W. Mertz, G.johnson. Thz'rdRow.- W. Hansing, K. Van- Camp, P. Jacobsen, L. Kuhn, S. Towns, R. Baxter, L. Danielsen, K. Schmalz, H. Larson, N. Barrick, A. Finch, D. Packard, S. Donstad, L. Nordberg, V. Hallen, A. Schleicher,J.Judge, P. Finch. Fourth Row: D. Car- ter, D. Kelley, K. Wenzel, G. Raether, G. Rickard, M. Eisenach, G. Watson, C. Cooney, G. Schmalz, B. Lodal, A. Norrlander, B. Stover, T. Raschke, R. Dailey, B. Waggoner, K. Hunt, A. Field, D. Atkins, K. Wanke, C. Forsberg.