Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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90 vw 'vw . . . .- 4, !7,vvrv . ' 'I' 1,- ' S 'JJ Q di' ? 6 ff I t f X 4' Z . uf? A my Tim Black, '69, ushers at a home basketball game. pf ff . s Members, Pat Burke and Mark Carlson, work on the R- Club float. R-Club Witnesses Renaissance, Inducts R-CLUB - Front Row: D. Roby, P. Benson, E. Taphorn, C. Carlson, Strommen, P. Wupper. Second Row: P. Burke, G. Nowicki, S. Seise, B. Blair, Vice-Pres., S. Ring, S. Erickson, L. Nowicki, Pres., V. Town, Sgt.-at-Arms, P. Wilkie, N. Janicki. Third Row: C. Zinn, G. Martin, S. Olson, T. Rehfield, B. Nyboer, S. McCaslin, B. Weatherford, I. Palm, G. Hakala.F0ur!h Row: M. Maurchie, Peterson, R, Scott, L. Sudduth, G. Sloan, P. Burns, Vause, B. Hammond, D. Hansing, T. Larsen, G. Town, Treas. A .. T

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Enlarged Library Stimulates Assistants Checking books in and out, shelving books, and find- ing magazines, are but a few ofthe many duties of the library assistants. These assistants gain experience by working in the library and by helping other students use the library facilities. Since the library was expanded, an added job of know- ing where everything goes was placed on each assistant. Despite this factor, everything was organized quickly and efficiently. K W M' 'ffd M' Twfgif 'd'l C 1,,, ., Q ,L ,,a, ,,.., , - feer VY, ,,,,. 5, , , V0 V K' 'I ,,,,, .M 7gggg2,g,3 f,ri, , H- QT? Qjxldf 1.ff ' tie' it r get 'Till 'tese Evil ,,,f, . tvn . 1 . I V,,, ,affff . , V- 'lt ' . W tg ,,t,,.w Debbie Shlpman 70 checks the files for the card of an overdue . . ,,ll ,C 2 L Q -V - 4 K LIBRARY ASSISTANTS - Front Row: Mrs. K. Kahl, Advisor, L. Knutson, C. Bowers, T. Hoey, Pratt C. Farrell, L. Lind, P. Shipman, L. Camarillo, P. Lewis, Mrs. V. Homewood, Advisor. Second Row: C. Downs, R. Dailey, Pres., Treas.g D. Lundberg, G. Mitchell, D. Hughes, P. Martin, A. Cox, Vice-Pres., Sec., T. Cowan, A. Shelby, S. Turner, C. Walton. Third Row: K. O'Rourke, M. Goodrich, B. White, P. Stauber, L. Miller, C. Schaaf, B. Pierce, C. Dubey, Dixon, B. Bowman. 1

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rl- 2 A.. . cg R-CLUB - Front Row: N. Arnold, P. johnson, M. Carlson, I. Taphorn, P. Green, 1. Carlson, A. Zammuto, M. Rednour, K. Hinueber. Second Row: M. Carlsen, K. Boland, L. Powell, C. Peterson,.S. Van Cura, D. Benson, G. Santeler, R. Robinson, B. Hughes, D. Harvey. Third Row: R. Schmidt, J. Buchmann, R. Bailey, R. Parmentier, B. Flynn, T. Nash, S. McIntosh, S. Lindgren, T. Grimes, R. Thompson, I. Perrecone, I. Hend- rickson. Fourth Row: A. Thompson, T. Wilcox, D. Sweeney, D. Bardoulas, R. Ferkel, M. Carlson, Peter- son, I. Holmquist, Sec., R. Mertz, D. Stansil, D. Thomas, D. Haskell. Eph Row: E. Klink, R. Brown, K. Crossland, D. Greenlee, B. jones, B. Scott, T. Avery, E. Sudduth, T. Black, F. Arnold, C. Crossland, R. Boyd, K. Mulford. Cheerleaders, Revises Initiation Ceremon T This year the R-Club worked to promote school spirit in the true sense of the word. The R-Club is a select group of young men and women who have earned a sophomore, junior varsity, or a varsity award in ath- letics. This was the first year the cheerleaders took an active part in the club's activities, and the boys all felt they played an impor- tant role in making the year a success. Selling booster buttons, calendars, R-Club pins and jackets, the R-Club financed a fall hayride, an after-game dance, and a spring dance. This year a new ceremony for initi- ating new members was established. Mr. Norm Erickson was the club's sponsor. V .XW Posing for a picture are R-Club officers Brad Blair, Vice-President, john Holmquist, Secretary, Qfrontj and Larry Nowicki, President, and Glenn Town, Treasurer Cbackj.