Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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lb' LEFT: Michele Geiger sells pennants to help raise money for AFS activities. RIGHT: AFS officers are treasurer Linda Weingartner, president Judv l-lolrnstrorn. and vice president Trisha Whitehead. Not pictured: Secretary Susie Sands. AFS Front Row: L. Facchiano, C. Hawley, D. Blunt, K. Price, K. Widell, H Rank, K. Skubal, B. Greenlad, D. Wallin, D. Gesner, V. Fox, F. Gayle. Sec ond Row: H. Anr, N. Davison, S. Erikson, B. Cedarleaf, B, Ross Shannon K. McCullough, D. Laine, S. Lindgren, J. Lukasik, S. Forsaith, E. Hopp, S Johnson, P. Traynor, A. Lindgren, L. Groff, S. Douglas, B. Shugart. Third Row: A. Giliberti, A. Brown, R. Johnson, K. Nott, K. Patton, D. Doolittle, M. Warren, L. Antwerp, N. Swaby, T. Kostantacos, A. Bussian, D. Forsgren, C. Fisher, C. Miller, K. Gardmann, K. Lillie, D. Johnson, J. Busch, W. Hoegberg, P. Capwell. Fourth Row: D. Anderson, M. Hallock. S. Bryant, P. Traynor, M. Brooks, P. Calacci, S. Kunz, K. Engler, K. Der- ry, P. Guthrie, N, Glenn, L. Schaeffer, J. Wheeler, K. Wilson, P. Pillote, M. Thienemann, C. Canfield, D. Erickson, R. Pirrello, J. Norris. Organizations 45

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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.

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QQOIRS We're going to be singing with the Rock- ford Symphony sometime in February, so that should be fun! CDeb Nelsonj Sing, tenors, sing! Come on tenors, Sing! That was pretty good. One more time. CHannah Garstj We start our concert music well ahead of time. For example, we're working now on our Christmas Concert. We gradually work up to the point where we don't need any music at all, and then we just perfect parts that need work. CPeggy Eichmanb The kids in Girls Concert Choir are very warm and friendly. The class is very comfort- ableto be in. CSeiko Kohmatsuj We've gone to old folks homes in Girls Concert Choir. lt was really great because they appreciated it so much. They don't have much contact with kids so they were really touched when we were walking down the aisles shaking their hands and singing 'Consider Yourself One of Us'. CKathy Andersonj l'm so gratified with you. This is the way a choir should be. Let's continue the good work! fMrs. Ruth Gustafsonb .J A CAPPELLA Front Row: C. Sanford, M. Wylie, P. Eichman, D. Hamil- ton, J. Schaider, L. Lawson, D. Garner, R. Ravitts, A. Fromong. Second Row: A. Gilberti, C. LaRose, D. Moore, L. Knodle, N. Nelson, D. Gustaf- son, R. Neece, H. Prather, D. Mair, K. Rickard, P. Calacci. Third Row: S, 46 Organizations Beilfuss, B. Lewis, J. Pearson, D. Nelson, K. Marlin, D. Krueger, J. Peter son, J. Rosenzweig, D. Greenberg, H. Garst, P. Erickson. Fourth Row: J Good, A. Misevich, K. Lundquist, M. Finch, G. Nelson, A. Landgren, J Julin, J. Copeland, G. Vincent, B. Lindberg, D. Kelley.