Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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lea., , , x'-P, xt' 206 Sabre and Spurs olficers Nancy Tucket, Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Stohl, Planning Chairman, and Ianean Drummer, President confer with Miss Marten, the club's sponsor. Visiting the International Horse Show in Chica- go and the Arabian Horse Show in Madison were the major events this year for the members of Sabre and Spurs. In April, the club members put on their own horse show. Sabre and Spurs hosted various guest speakers, and the club also had movies about the Arabian, the Saddlebred, and the quarter horse. These activities helped to make this year entertain- ing and profitable for club members. Home Horse Show Heldby Sabre and Spurs . T3 - ln SABRE AND sPURs - Front Row: B. Nielsen, K. Swenson, 1. Beckman, Vice-Press G- Brfit, S- Lindfffofh, M. Mattison, N. Tuckett, Sec.-Treas.g N. Stohl. Second Row: L. Miller, Yates, Carlson, S- Cllflllen M- Stern, N. Smith, C. Conant, Pearson, C. Cook. Third Row: Krugjohann, I- Luckey, Drummer, PICS-S C. Baxter, H. Ferrall, Griffey, M. Illian, R. Russell, C. Peck.

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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

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Road Runners Visit Chrysler Car Creators 'iv F7 . 4 5 i i - , : 1 -L if 'H' if 1 . L A CAR CLUB - From' Row: L. Sido, Pres., S. Morris, D. Thompson, Sec.-Treas.g R. Mosher, P. Davis, D. Pohar, B. Bates. Second Row: 1. Cary, K. Ekedahl, S. Nix, G. Olson, B. Moore, R. Swansbro, T. Pell. Y7zira'Row.' E. Ipsen, S. Minard, R. Toppe, G. Peckham, D. Gregory, G. Larson, Vice-Pres. Solar adio Turns Electronics Club n Organized to provide an oppor- tunity for members to expand their knowledge of the advanced stages of electrical apparatus, the Electronics Club has been engaged in various activities this year. Some of the projects that werework- ed on this year include a miniature tape recorder built by Iohn Horth and a solar radio constructed by Bob Greenlee. Through these various pro- jects, the club has carried out its pur- pose--to arouse interest in individual projects, to stress proper care and handling of equipment, and to give each individual a chance to put into practical use his knowledge ofelectron- 1cs. ELECTRONICS CLUB - Front Row: S. Davidson, R. Greenlee, D. Blunt, Sec., M. Lamp, Horth. Second Row: M. Green, Vice-Pres., K. Mulford, L. Sudduth, K. Dahlen, Treas.g L. Fon- tanne, Pres. 207