Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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ABL FRONT ROW: B. Leighton. C. Gatton, C. Mclntosh, E. Andree, A. McDonald, S. Gatchel, D. Moore. V. Michael, P. Eichman, K. Amdal, J. Larson, J. Hodgson, L. Conrad. Second Row: M. Beckstrand, J. Holms- trom, N. Glenn, C. Estwing, S. Reaves, R. Wallach. S. Bryant, J. Loy, K. Lantow, J. Good, L. Palm, D, McCleary. Third Row: K. Derry, M. Wylie, M. Thienemann, C. Millard, W. Meyers, P. McHugh, S. Hand, S. Wallach, L. Groff, W. Hoegberg, T. Price, M. Cook, P. Whitehead. Fourth Row: D. i Anderson, C. Trotter, S, Tamborini, G. Holland. K. Hammel, L. Wein- gartner, P. Erickson. J. Robbins. M. Reck. N. McCartin, D. Englesman, S. Erikson, C. Canfield. M. Morton, A. Nelson, M. Reiland, Fifth Row: J. Cooper, A. Brown, R. Ravitts. K. Erickson, L. Forsaith, K, Fisher, D, For- saith. J. Schmauss, J. Mooney. K, Hood, A. Lindgren, J. Nelson, D. Forsgren. . ,,,.r.meS' ABL ABL gives us the chance to see plays and read books that we couldn't while in school because of time or organization, CShiela Reavesj lt was an honor to be asked to join. CSandy Mattisonj The meetings are a lot of fun. We gather at someone's house one Sunday night each month. We talk about the books for awhile, and then we eat goodies and gossip for a while. CWendy Meyersj ABL is considered to be an honorary Eng- lish club consisting ot junior and senior girls with a high average in their English classes. Throughout the year, we read and discuss books, hold bake sales, and have an annual carnation sale in the spring. Also in the spring, a banquet is held. The members dressed and ate according to the kind of banquet being held. We used the money from sales to go and see plays. CTammy Pricej ABL officers Randi Ravitts, president: Debbie McCleary, vice president, Jana Nelson, secretary, and Nancy McCartin, treasurer: climb to the top. Organizations 43

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY By setting up the tutoring service, NHS is trying to reach those students who really want some extra help. CJana Nelsonj NHS will always be a great symbol of honor. tNancy Glennb Many people complain about NHS inactivi- ty, but I think although the club should partici- pate in what the members choose, the main purpose of the club is to recognize peoples accomplishments, and the club should not be berated it it does no less than this. CRandi Ravittsb Every year NHS selects two members who are outstanding in leadership, scholarship, and character to compete for a nationwide scholorship grant of Sl,OOO. Only about 200 out of all those who enter receive this scholor- ship. tGail Hollandb Nl-IS officers president Chris Erickson, vice president Trisha Whitehead, treasurer Debbie McCleary, and secre- tary Karen Erickson stack heads. AY-' H NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: J. Schmauss. Front Row: T Whitehead. R. Ravitts, L. Gudema, A. Lindgren, N. Glenn, P. Odling. J. Loy, B. Leighton. Second Row: C. Scott, J. Nelson, K. Derry, B Ross-Shannon. C. Kent, K. Erickson, M. Beckstrancl, K. Redmon, G. 42 Organizations Bidzinski. J. Robbins, J. I-lolmstrom, H. Geiger, J. Holmstrom. C. Erickson, N. McCartin, D. Kittie, M. Stevenson, D. McCleary. Third Row: B. Bogen, G. Holland, A. Swanson, J. Winslow.

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44 Organizations AFS AFS is a great club to belong to and we've accomplished a lot this year. We have dances and bake sales in order to send students to foreign countries. QSusie Sandsj AFS is . ., an experience full of fun surprises .., I like to learn about the girl's lives in their homeland, but the most fun is watching their fascination over things that we take for grant- ed. CBarb Leightonj We had a Halloween party this year for the girls. They had never heard of haunted houses or bobbing for apples, so we showed them. CSally Heerensj LOWER RIGHTZ Foreign exchange students experience the delight of bobbing for apples at this year's Halloween party, UPPER RIGHT: Foreign exchangees and their sisters are Debbie Bowen. Seiko Kohmatsu. Nancy Paetz and Mich- ele Geiger.