Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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I really like cheering, but I think it would be a lot better if more people came to see the minor sports. fCarrie Slackh I'Cheering is a good experience and I really enjoy cheering for wrestling and cross country. CJan Provib I love everything about cheeringg even the practices because they keep me in sha pe. CNancy IVlaclVlorrisJ UPPER RIGHT: Guilford cheerleaders display the true Viking spirit during a pep assembly. CENTER LEFT: Sophomores encourage their team on to victory with a Viking Power Cheer. CENTER: Jan Provi flashes a cheerful smile duringa sideline cheer. FAR RIGHT: The spirit of '75 can be heard during the game as the freshmen cheerleaders promote spirit. LOWER LEFT: Jo Robbins watches anxiously as Guil- ford's gridders battle on to victory. N- I a f N u 1' l -wuwuw y 1 it -4 ii' I ,g 'Y i fi 122 Athletics

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All five of us went to camp for a week this summer. It was great be- cause that's when we really got to know each other and became good friends. CKathy Wilsonb There's such a difference in the crowd when the game is boring and when it's exciting. lt's a challenge to get the crowd to cheer when the game is slow and it's just plain fun when it's a good game. CJo Robbinsj Cheering is worth the effort and I think it's great that someone is cheer- ing for the minor sports. flvlargo Thienemannj I love cheering. l wouIdn't do it if I didn't. CDebbie Lainej FAR LEFT: V for victory is Karen Erickson's messageinthelineup cheer. CENTER LEFT: Joy Umenhofer flashes a cheer- ful smile as the crowd groans with pain at her splits. CENTER: Sue Forbes punches out for Viking Power. CENTER RIGHT: Jo Robbins ioyfully leads the crowd as their spirits soar as Guilford pulls ahead of the Knights. RIGHT: Kathy Wilson happily joins the crowd as they enjoy the defeat of Auburn. BLUE SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Bottom Row: N. MacMorris, D. Laine, C. Slack. Second Row: M. Thienemann. Top: J. Provi. E Q ...1 I Athletics 121

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l Freshmen Cheerleaders D. Reitsch, S. Bonavia, M.Marth,J. Lukasik,C. Nowicki. Cheerleading involves a lot of work, a lot of fun, and a lot of rewards, and l think it's great. CCarol Nowickij Frosh games are fun to cheer for, especial- ly when a lot of people come. Our class has the greatest spirit. ClVlarni Nlarthj It's a fun and exciting experience. CDeb- bie Reitschj Sophomore Cheerleaders Bottom Row: L. Leighton, K. Peterson, V. Allen. Second Row: T. Salamone. Top: J. Brander. lt's really great to see such a turn out at the games. That makes cheer- ing more fun. CTina Salamonej lt's exciting to have the crowd cheering with us, but it's always fun, even in practice. QVickie Allenb Cheering is a great honor to me. The spirit ot '74 is the best ever and that adds to the fun of cheering. Uane Branderj Cheering for any team would be fun, but when they are as good as our team is this year it's even better. CLin- da Leightonb lt's a thrilling experience cheering for such great teams and responsive crowds. The hours of practice are ev- ery bit worth it. CKaren Petersonj 'x . Athletics 123 1 Sv i 'xvtx N A 1