Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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A l - 1 - GERMAN CLUB - Frou! Row: 1. Lindem, K. Winkler, P. Cooper, D. Coppoletti, G. Greenlee, L. Cross, B. Armstrong, N. Olive, Sec.-Treas. Second Row: C. Sellin, D. Lundberg, K. Blair, B. johnson, S. Seise, S. Wiles, L. jacklin, D. Schmidt, F. Pool, D. Roby, G. Sanieler. Tfzird Row: J. Duber, J. Dierks, J. Cicero, A. Schleicher, D. Eniehen, N. Michaelson, M. Sommer, D. Holloway, P. Sommer, P. Allen, A. Purvis, Mr. Kleinbeck, advisor. Fourth Row: S. Seaver, Peterson, L. Sudduth, B. Floden, D. Trost, D. Bardoulas, G. Nagel, M. Masson, D. Kruse, G. Gatchel, I. Dee. Chicago Ferien Case Stud in German - l - I GERMAN CLUB - Front Row: M. Crossland, J. Sjosirom, S. Stank, L. Suchobrus, S. O'Neil, S. Cross, G Ax, Coppoletti, B. Myers, IM. Stern. Sccwzrz' Row: M. Orton, D. Davis, P. Hermann, B. Hermann, C Wilson, K. Beilfuss, 1. Anderson, D. Ryberg, Olson, R. Nolting, F. Dobrowski. Tfz1'rflR0w.' K. Jensen, I Boyer, S. Kruger, P. Bargren, C. Crossland, Vice-Pres., P. Barcloulas, C. -Iulin, V. julin, L. Peterson, M Stiles, R. Ax. Fourlfz Raw: E. Williams, T. Gartner, B. Wilson, R. Arntzen, F. Kullberg, Pres., B. Scoii, R 7' ' C Q j.Marshall,R. Brown,j. Kohl.

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202 urlski Volgi Hold Cabbage Christmas 1 - r J. e RUSSIAN CLUB - Front Row: D. Petitjean, B. Blomgren, J. Frederick, Sec., S. Dundore, Vice-Pres., E. Long, N. Barrick. Second Row: N. Ring, D. Burton, T. Benson, R. Maxwell, M. Plaszczewski, Treas.g C. Forsberg, R. Fisher, Third Row: G. Peckham, L. Cooper, Pres., C. Raether, Clancy, R. Parmentier, P. Cooper, A. Stringer, A. Field, R. Gustafson. ...xi Russian Club, Burlski Volgi, planned many activities this year. These included a Cabbage Christmas Party and a trip to Chicago to see a Ukrainian dance troupe. Taken from the original club constitution, the purpose of the club is, to provide an op- portunity for students of the Russian language to meet together on an informal basis, to aug- ment and increase the understanding of the Russian language and people who speak itg and to increase the understanding and enjoy- ment of Russian culture, literature and art. Leading the club this year were Larry Coop- er, presidentg Sue Dundore,vice-president, Mary Plaszczewski, treasurer, and jim Frederick, sec- retary. Russian Club member, Tim Benson, helps Sue Dundore, vice-president and Larry Cooper, president, pour tea from a Russian 'samovar.

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204 KJ 5 FBLA - .F1A0lIfR0IU.' S. Elliot, Pres., L. Suchobrus, S. Erickson, P. Swanson. Second Row: Drum- mer, Sec.-Treas.g D. Brown, K. Urbanski, K. Westphal, P. Nyman, M, Stacy. Tf1frzfRuw.' R. Lar- son, Vice-Pres., L. Carlson, D. Person, K. johnson, C. Kepner, S. Rosell. FBLA's activities are designed to answer these questions: Who can plan for a career in business? What are the different jobs or careers open to business majors? How does one go about getting a job? Encouraging scholarship, thrift, and competent business leadership, FBLA supplemented monthly meet- ings with a Christmas party, visits to local businesses, and speakers. FBLA, COE, Prepare for Business Leadership Cooperative Office Education is a newly-formed business club organ' ized to provide an opportunity for its senior members to develop them- selves for various jobs involving secretarial duties. This is done by the members attending classes in the morning until 12:10 and for the remainder of the day, working throughout the city. Activities included the Homecom- ing float, candy sale, and a fashion show sponsored by Weise's. The girls in this club felt that it was a very profitable program which fulfilled its purpose, and that it would be even more successful in the future. l . l , ii! - COE - Frou! Row: A. Musser, S. Galvn, N. Burton, M. Wesorek, Sec., Mrs. L. Wolfe, Advisor. Sammy Row: L, Wheeler, Freis, B. Davidson, B. White, Rowton, L. Marx, Vice-Pres. Wzfrfl Row: 1. Burgett, L. Winch, S. Erlandson, Pres., P. David, Birkett, S. Swedberg, Treas.