Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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GUILFORD VICA CLUB The club is helpful because it helps you get a job of your interests and provides a certain number of guaranteed working hours weekly. CCarol Crittendenj I think that the experiences are very inter- esting ifyou ... enjoy your work. CJeannine D'AgostinJ The biggest advantage co-op offers is that it helps you decide what you want to do after graduation. CAnn Barrowsj Co-op gives you more knowledge about your field of interest and helps you to deter- mine lf you want to go into that work. QGaiI Johnson? I think that Co-operative Industrial Educa- tion is a great way to earn money and credits at the same time. It has helped me decide if I want to go into the kind of work that I'm doing as a career. CBetsy Eklundy LEFT: Mr. Orrin Augensen contemplates written assign- ments before conducting class. r f x GUILFORD VICA CLUB Front Row G Johnson P Apgar J Cooper M P Anderson, R. Claeyssen, Mr. Orrin Augensen. Third Row: J. Henning Hendel C Durbin K Gendron P Greenman J D Agostin Second Row C Roos, K. Vavra, J. Karceski. K, Wicklund, J. Hildebrand, S. Bohe G Organizations 57

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VIKING BAND Front Row: S. Blomgren, A. Bjork, J. Parry, J. Taylor, S. over, K. Carlson, M. llseman, M. Ekdale, S. Westergren, T. Wicklund, D. Hanson, I. Johnson, S. Anderson, R. Anderson, C. Noonan, C. Harvey, L. Fisher, M. Haney, J. Lindvall, J. Jones, D. Conde, M. Devonshire. Fourth Callihan. Second Row: T. McGee, S. Day, S. Solie, T. Traynor, R. Carr, R. Row: B. Bradford, R. McDaniel, R. Stieg, R. Benthal. J. Picus. D. Carlson. Robison, T. Beckett, W. Travnick, D. Christensen, A. Varland, D. Block, l-l. Price, S. Ingersoll, J. Spangler, M. Hillary. A. Reiland. Third Row: G. Johnson, V. Hull, K. Graff, B. Sargent, J. Van- V- I 'E 4 J VARSITY BAND Front Row: T. Flick, K. Strand, P. Dixon, P. Traynor, D. Gottfred, T. King, D. Carlson. Third Row: J. Turner, C. Elliott, S. Schoen Krueger, P. Traynor, R. Kelley, K. Ray, G. Adams, M. Strom, Second berg, C. Shapiro, J. Clark, J. Skoglund, R. Beckett, C. Johnson, S Row: B. Carus, J. Freymiller, T. Eisenach, D. Ward, P. Roe, M. Brace, K. WOVTVUSHN- Ammossou, R. Jacobson, K. Bridgeman, S. Erickson, J. Nelson, B. 56 Organizations

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E Distributive Education is a course de- signed to help the student find out what he or she would like to work with after school. tPat Whipplerl DE has soul power! CRolanda Bensonj The biggest thing that it has taught me is to be able to deal with adults tactfullyf' CRan- dy Olsonb DE gives you practical experience on the job, plus special training in the classroom. CPatti Ciaccioj DE has helped me and my coordinator in our simple, common, everyday lives because we love each other. tl3rad Petersonj We went to Florida over Easter to visit Walt Disney World. CSue Parkerj DE lets you look ahead to your future, it helps you pick a career you enjoy, and one you will be able to advance in. tMargie Burkej RIGHT: Working on a Distributive Education classroom project. Jim Dooley adjusts a display case in order to show off ski equipment. 1 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Front Row: P. Ciaccio. H. l-lackenburg. P. Whippler, S. Stover. M. Burke, D. Gerth. Second Row: G. McCIanahan. D. Melander, M, Howe. W. Meyers, J. Werygo, J. Kollberg, S. Parker, Third 58 Organizations it 3. to f 'i, i E uivl ies,- E i it lr .-,.,'Q' F . iNssT A V 9 5 M -. T 1. 1 'iinrup xv....f' 3 Ma f' '. if -1 ff 'A e A R l J i X Y F .N . I J. Row: J. Hug, D. Reid. P. Kepner, B. Peterson, Mr. B. Dorn R Olson T Gilbertson. J, Dooley. Not pictured: R, Benson, M. Morton