Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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The King and l Captain Orton ,, Louis Leonowens Anna Leonowens The Interpreter The Kralahome The King . . . Phra Alack . . Jeff Rosenzweig , . . Tom Flick . Martha Finch Lee Lawson . Jeff Peterson Dan Hotchkiss . Howard Prather Lun Tha . Art Landgren Tuptim . Allyson Misevich Lady Thiang . Dana Thienemann Prince Chululongkorn .. ,, ..... Joel Schaider Sir Edward Ramsey .. . Brent Schweisberger Princess YingYaowlak ... .. ,,....,.. Paula Thomas Directors ., , .. . Mr. T. Hines, Mr. W. Durham Student Director . . , .. . Kris Lundquist Orchestra Director .. ... Mr. D. Zimmerman Choral Director . . . ..,t.., Mrs. R. Gustafson CHORUS OF WIVES - Linda Reese, Debbie Nelson, Joan Masbacher. Pauli Erickson, Bev Linberg, Ginny Carlson. Sara Flood. Jane Pearson, Marcia Ganaway, Paula Eiken- berry, Ann Joslyn, Jamie Lense, Linda Knodle, Randi Rav- itts. AMAZONS - Kristin Lundquist, Charity Hart, Carole Schrader, Peggy Eichman, Denise Mair, Luwana Stinsen. CHILDREN - Nancy Erickson, Sue Anderson. Leslie Man- gas. Seiko Kohmatsu, Teresa Lawson, Felicia Gayle, Kuty Peterson, Betsy Blunt, Check Gustafson, Trip Thiene- mann, Carmen Sanford, Julie Lindgren. Brad Blunt. DAN- CERS - Ann Lindgren, Jackie Busch, Tasha Kostatakos. Jana Nelson, Lori Larson, Laurel Howe, Sally Lindgren. Robin Krschberg, Kim Pougher. Lisa Sjossrom. PRIESTS - Jeff Cassens, Dana Gustafson. Hoby Hogemen. Jim Ju- lin, Ken Marlin, Howard Prather, Bruce Rodda, Scott Sampson. Mark Massetti. Q31 FAR LEFT: Louis Leonowens and Chululongkorn, the two sons, sing the reprise A Puzzlernentu. UPPER LEFT: Lady Thiang tells Mrs. Anna to be kind to the king for he does do some wonderful things. LOWER LEFT: Tuptim and Lun Tha meet secretly and ex- press their love for each other. UPPER RIGHT: The king sings the song A Puzzlement . LOWER RIGHT: A member of the royal family checks Mrs. Anna's shape. FAR RIGHT: The dancers portray Uncle Tom's Cabin for the guests from England. 32 Student Life N HQ xiii: -lf i- '.y,jg:t4: we-. 4 i?'H:'R' .. . ffl 1 g ff f t' f K J as 5 Y 'U Pt

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FROSH, SOPH PARTIES The best thing about open campus is hanging around the halls talking to friends. CTom lVlilaniJ t'The teachers here at Guilford are fantas- tic: they really want to help you. CLori Patchy I thought the sophomore party was . .. a lot of fun. The volleyball game we had between the guys and girls was exciting, but l think they cheated. Clvlary lVlacCallum3 Open campus is great because it gives us a chance to show our responsibility. Qlvlarilyn Painej The reason I like being in the clubs at school is it's better than staying at home. CDana Thienemannj UPPER LEFT: Freshmen girls take on the freshmen boys in volleyball at the frosh party on April 21. LOWER LEFT: Kurt Liljedahl engages in one of the many sports that are open at the sophomore party on May 20, LOWER RIGHT: As Frank Lang looks on in amazement Kathy l-lull practices her levitating powers on Dawn Dewild. .Ad ji Student Life 31

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The dance is really well done. Barb Millitel- lo was the choreographer. The dance repre- sents Uncle Tom's Cabin. CLisa Sjosstromj This is my favorite play because I like the music and maybe because it's a dramatic show. Also, when l was a little girl, it was my favorite. l saw it four times on TV. CMartha Finchj Doing musicals is challenging because it requires close cooperation between a large number of people. Only if that can be achieved, can the show become a success. CDan Hotchkissb Student Life 33