Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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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.

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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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FHA Motto- Toward New Horizonsv ,Q C7 FHA Y Fran! Row: Halsted, K. Lennessen, S. Turner, Ritter, ll. Perdue, M. Hicks, D. Bishop, Mrs. M. Bartel, Advisor. Second Row: B. johnson, C. Blaisdell, Pres., A. Wrend, N. Bishop, C. Breit, A. Cox, W. Ralston, L. LaCrosse. Tlzm! Row: C. England, R. Dailey, S. Stenzel, 'l'reas.g 1. Peterson, Sec.g 1. Bress- ler, G. Mitchell, Vice-Pres., L. Putzel, B. Moser, C. Downs. Helping individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future is the goal of Future Homemakers of America. The club motto, Toward New Horizons, is a challenge re- minding members that their contributions to life today will influence the kinds of homes they have tomorrow, and that the family life of members will influence the community and the world. The officers for the 1966-67 school year were: Colette Blaisdell, president, Gail Mitchell, vice-pres- identg janaan Peterson, secretary, Sharon Stenzel, treasurer, Sue Turner, publicity chairman,GailBreit, projects and recreation chairman. t 3 I Jigga.-a,,..,, -me-.-qs. aw, .. ..,. ,, ..- 7 7' T FHA members cleans a pan spick and span. T7 ' r 205