Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Augenson,Orrin Chance. Vernon Cgulvsherwgod Johnson. Ronald Lund,Sigurd Zanello, Robert 1 I 1-5-X IND. ARTS, DRIVER'S ED. What we attempt to do in Industrial Arts is to make it possible for a young man to explore mechanical and electrical activities. Basically it is divided into four areas - drafting, metals, power lab and electronics. CMr. Sherwood Coulj Yes, I was scared because I never had complete control of the car at high speeds. The driving range seemed to have helped a lot, but it wasn't like driving on the road because you couldn't go as fast. Clvlary Johnsj Driver's education helped me learn a lot of skills like parking that I think we should know before going out on the road. CLinda Lampertb 5 I I I' if ' er. . ,yd Beal,WiIliarn X if . f , t r ' rf:, 21fx, ,. 1 . is 5? . , , .4 QZTS' ' rriel,Larry t F ui Ff'Qt'lfpt , . fy Z xlibs' Ly I ,fu fm, QE Leden, Clark One of Guilford's electrifying teachers, Mr. Sherwood Coul, explains to his electronics stu- dents about resistors. Sisler, Herbert Faculty 139

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HOME EC., BUSINESS ln Sewing 3-4 we all make basically the same things, like tailored and lined garm- ents. CJanis Peppersb as ye shall sew so shall ye rip fwall hanging, Rm. 1795 We have a wide variety in the home eco- nomics department. We have beginning and advanced clothing, tailoring, and four semes- ters of cooking. There are classes in child de- velopment and we had a kindergarten that lasted three weeks. There is also house design, marriage and family living, home manage- ment, and needlecraft. We really have any class that any girl might be interested in. CMrs. Phyllis Saffordb This year we have a course on introduction to Business. We've ordered about S5300 worth of fantastic books. They can take the course requirements in any order they want and complete them at their own pace. Their tests are oral, face to face with me, and they really seem to like it. CMr. Michael Harmony Straight seams are necessary for any garment to hang Ferrara, Mary Hope properly, Mrs, Margot Kelley tells her students. Kelley. Margot Safford, Phyllis .... .l, ' -in B, ' L, 4 NJ 5 . X sf - 9 . M 3? 4' 54 ' zf' ,I rt W I If 7- t 1' ,r4J,f'42T T g ,,.. H , it ,M . t is bv - Xx E i ,se ' 1 Q -v mv i tw Q fi M '.,- ., -S? L- ' ti ' lift! in Dorn, Brock Hallstrom. Elva W Harmon, Michael Powell. Dorothy f y W as v Smith, Rosemarie 'A Stinson. Linda gg-fjff 138 Faculty Student teacher Mr. Michael McGill learns the tricks of the trade from teaching veteran, Mr. Brock Dorn.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION if l think PE is important to everyone. ln our gym department we have team sports and in- dividual sports. With these individual sports we can see the ability of each person. We can also introduce to them physical activities and through these we hope that they'll get involved in athletics. In team sports the kids are divided up by their talents so that they will learn how to adjust to other kids whose talents differ from theirs. Four years of gym offer the best opportunity for physical fitness. ln this society people won't do things like . .. stay in shape because it is inconvenient for them. CMr. Lee Marksj Creative movement is the hardest thing. lt's not something black or white, it's some- thing you have to make up. It all depends on the girl. QMrs. June Haseltony l'm sick of these gym teachers trying to make us graceful. It just won't work. CPaula Eikenberryy I am Mrs. Friel - no longer Miss Morrissey, remember that. CMrs. Jane Frielj Bean. Brenda Friel, Jane Kemp, Ro bert Cassioppi, Eugene Flynn, Jack l-laselton. June Jamison, Jan King, Sharon Lazenby, Sharon 4'!'5 4 f v 4 sf .iv , his in 'I -it 1 4, ,., , 5 L., X . ig I V. f 'I i I f Eze- tLi I':'i'2-VI 581' Marks, Lee May. Donald 140 Faculty 5lllI.l0RL STAN The day's hilarious happenings in the senior girls' is the topic between Mrs, Sharon Lazenby and Mrs. free exercise classes Jane Fnel. Wea! A girls' gym class is hard enough to con' trol without having to time them, but Mrs. Sally Nelson is quite capable.