Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Strange is our situation upon earth. Each of us comes for a short visit, not knowing why, yet sometimes seeming to divine a purpose. From the standpoint of daily life, however, there is one thing we know: that man is here for the sake of other men. Many times a day, I realize how much my own outer and inner life is built upon the labors of my fellow man, both living and dead, and how earnestly I must ex- ert myself in order to give in return as much as I have received. fAlbert Einsteinj The Valhalla staff would like to express its thanks to the administration, the faculty and Editors-in-chief ..,. ...,.. J ana Nelson, Trisha Whitehead Student Life ..,.. .... B eth Ross-Shannon, Mark McEntee to the student body of Guilford for their coop- Organizations .,. ,... Debbie Melander, Gayle Fisher, eration during the year. We would also like to Denise Forsgren thank John Skubal, Bob Skubal, Mike Rollert Athletics ..,.. .... P eggy Odling, Mark Maffei and Chip Donahue for their photographic Faculty .,...,. .... C arol Anderson, Sara Conde assistance. Senior Section .. .... Dena Anderson, Kris Korff Junior Section ..,., ..,,...,..... V icki Powell L .A f , I ' I Sophomore Section ... . . , . Cindy Treder .Q . 4 i Freshman Section .... .,.. M issy Marth . , 450 K J L Advertising Manager .... Jim McComb A fl s Vg Art Editor ....,......, ...,, B arb Weldon Z, N . i V, ,- A index Editor ,.. .....,.......,.. Kathi Wilson Q J ,f 92 A , Advisor ,...............,. ............. ivi ass Judith Pieper .gVi-.f x , . 1' E- f Publishers ...........,.. H.. American Yearbook Company ,ggi rttif , QAXX Publisher's Representative ,.............. Mr. M. L. Gardner .gi ft , ,. ,,5 L f. Photographer ............. ...... C apri Studio 280 Student Life

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lf we're old enough to fight for our country I think we're old enough to vote for the man who will lead our country. CDave Solversonb I think the 18-year-old voting age is a good thing. After all at 18, you have both a good personal understanding of government and all the theories and information of various school govern- ment classes not far behind you. . CLynne Rudyb U18-yea r-olds had to get the vote , My eventually and l'm glad l'm in on it. - s CKaren Goodhopeb i N x . A 1 f A I . 5 , V f' ,e . gl t A if5QIWf4Qp' -JQQ s I 'wakes QkAQ:..YgqrQQ,,sQb lift, -sg-N - , L , . ,fi J 'Me' ,vA'aW'1aeQf- ss-,QEQVGQSEHQQS 'f'?'-5.154 . .pE:9f4a'4Q,p?f' xgx. ' Ns gd I I'ig. ,qj.- 41?---'iff' vt 'z,fivSf'fg1?si ffm: -14144-ee - 1 s 55231, 'QR U Ai R51 Qzol vs- Q-631, 'nf gtg? ,. 2- 4 Q.- J , an -52423 t:Z ?E: YfQ7 'r 5' sv . 'effi 'hir 1 I if-ee. K have - .- s X sz' 5.11 4 .1 ' rf? -ta' 'Dafa rw' K' 4' at 4011, ,ii - 'w gf. axis- . , sf44QQa2f -5 -S ' '77 - S -fr -x Y-- - ,,'2'?J?Q ,sla g There are less restrictions here in this country, and that allows me to do what l want. CKatie Lilliej The U.S. is better than other countries because people are more willing to work to- gether. CPam Guthrieb Ever since l was little l've been prejudice toward the U.S. l suppose if l were living in the Soviet Union l'd like that too. You have a bet- ter feeling of nationalism in the country you live in - it's natural. CJohn Baeverstadj Student Life 279

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