Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

Page 40 text:

SENIOR PROM l don't like the theme because l don't want to see girls dancing. lt's supposed to be between a guy and his girl and the dancing girls are an outside thing. Clvly- ron Fryb I think Senior Prom is a good way to endthe year because it's the . .. class' last time together. fKris Pattonj Having it at the Faust sounds good. lt's a lot better than having it at school, and besides, it's a good place and it de- serves our class. CLee Tuneburgp lt costs too much! The guy has to pay for everything and the girl expects too much. CVerne Larsonj 34 Student Life RIGHT: After a picnic in the park, Steve Schmaling and Susie Bryant end their day with laughter. LOWER LEFT: Laura Pang and Matt Myrhe chat with Robin Denny and Frank Guzzardo in the Faust Ho- tel's lounge while Dave Rernington's band takes a break. LOWER RIGHT: Mitch Nordmoe and Betsy Eklund help themselves to donuts while Barb Kirk dishes out eggs to Tom Walsh early Saturday rnorning. 5 Y .. figfx' X

Page 39 text:

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

Page 41 text:

GRADUATION I didn't think the graduation ceremony is necessary to get the purpose across, but it's a traditional thing. CBrian Baxterj They shouIdn't make such a big deal out of it. CAI Sheflery l'm happy to get out of Guilford, but then when lthink about it, it'lI be . . . sad leaving friends .., and all the high school experiences. fJill Folgatej l'm happy to graduate because I don't like Guilford. It's too clickish and there are too many double standards. Uenny Gmeinerj Q I ,v ,. 13 K was M ix v 0 M 1 M in, in f.7i:nf? Q A gi g'..h'5l .s Q, K, iff C Alas? ,Q if 'Q xi if ka x qi Y . i .. A 4 4 ' Q? 'QQ f . 453 I . 'X' is . N' r' 'M ' 35 -P! ...H .wir-95 - 'fi 4,,I'A 1 ' mL'Q.f.J,1 .. X 'fl ' ' v -Q-N' ' ' 4 ' Q1 - 5 -' A' ' Q 11.1 .' ' . ng. K, k- . K 5 QQAVQIE x he Q4 . .4 st - 5:1 ,i .wr ,K 'QT 7' 'sag' 1 we 'I 'iw' .A I' 'Tuff' vggq qfknge 'gh rx I-:Y an ' ' If K ti V if 'iv 'Y 44 '- ikf 'Q 'Q gi ' 'I' 'WI' 4 it A ' B Q P tw ,islgfwf K' P' una xg,+'qn?wr an .. . ftfe ' rf f' Q -1,-. . '::-.i.e.'::.ii-'if5F'r i4t'!. 5': qt 1,4 lfvvuv 'gg' lg'-q Y yy. 5 D.. gpm Q L .O,! Tmivfirmii? we 1 W if E 57952 61 -5' Q. Q ' T iff 'N I M' f - m V ,, i . Q .. at v u s . ,V ' 'AAul' J A t s. W1 ifafti ' gg mi L ., I . I fr W- L-I-i-I A Qu.. UPPER LEFT: The anxious seniors and their close friends and relatives await presentation of diplomas. CENTER Graduating class of 1972. LEFT All right! We're through! We made it! UPPER Students are awarded their diplomas. Student Life 35