Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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208 -. 4. L 1 3 F.T.A. - Front Row: G. Boyle, K. .Arnold, D. Davis, B. johnson, M. Stacy, B. Applegate, L. Melander, L. Carroll, R. Blanchard, M. Spielman, K. Severin, S. Erickson, B. Nyboer, -I. Peterson, J. Coppoletti, NI. Ander- son. Sccmzrl Row: K. Williams, S. Eastman, N. Shepherd, S. Larson, R. Mahloch, D. Hughes, B. Cirling, M. Faeth, Sec., Nichols, C. Parker, M. Plaszczewski, R. Dailey, M. Stern, P. Nyman, S. Smith, L. Kittle- son, D. Petitjean, B. Blomgren. Tlzird Row: L. Laven, A. Corbett, S. Howarth, D. Calvert, Pres., L. Fior- delisi, K. Hulick, C. Bloom, D. Burton, M. Mulford, K. Mackey, C. Engler, K. Trost, M. Eisenach, D. Person, D. Thorsen, L. Pickering, L. Sagona. Fourifz Row: B. Larson, P. Monroe, K. Getts, P. Carlson, J. Drummer, T. Murphy, Vice-Pres., K. Carmager, P. Bowie, M. Garland, N. Westberg, K. Borst, K. Krum- nga, C. Town, S. Grans, QI. Larson, N. Pahn, Treas., L. DeCutis. FTA Brings Christmas to Childrcn's Home Learning about the opportunities in teaching, cultivating the qualities essential in a good teacher, and fostering the development of student leader- ship, are the basic purposes of the Future Teachers of America. During this year many activities were provided in order to accomplish these purposes. The teacher assistant program was one of these activities. It allowed interested students to gain credit points and experience by aiding a teacher in the subject of their choice. Some of their duties were giving quizzes, correcting tests, presenting lessons to the class, and helping individual students. Other activities included donut sales, a Christmas Party for the Children's Convalescent Home, and a trip to the University of Wisconsin at Madison. E FTA oificers Nancy Palm, treasurer, Dave Calvert, president, and is A J! Margie Faeth, secretary, review the club's plans at a tea given by P' Q the Delta Kappa Gamma Society.

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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

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pportunities for Talent Found in Madrigals 5 i I T E - MADRICALS -Evil! Row:M. Chapman B Erwin K ensen Sec T Rehfield P Simms lice Pres G Rickard, N. Tyson, K. Boland, Second Row XI llllan R Glass P lunch D Williams T Houtkamp D Kelley, N. Ring, T. Gartner, Pres. The madrigal singers are a select group of sixteen singers chosen by audition from the members of A Cappella Choir. Open only to those students with above average ability for reading music, the purpose of the organization is to provide an added avenue for the person especially gilied in vocal music. The rnadrigal singers are also given an opportunity to study madrigals from the Baroque Period. On a more practical level, the madrigal singers pro- duce good public relations by singing for pri- vate and public groups.