Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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POLITICAL SCIENCE We visited the Rockford Rescue Mission. Three things are stressed for all men who come there: they must repent ol their past, have a new social life and find a purpose in lite. The people who come there hear about it through friends, churches and some bars They encourage them to ., go out and strive ,,. to get jobs. Many of the men are working in our building. CMarcia Gannawayl We-'re studying the social services in Rock- ford. fRenee .lohnsonj Why a political science club? This is one of the many interest-centered groups which, it is hoped, might reduce the impersonality of a huge high school, and also enable its mem- bers to look further into a field that interests them. CMr. Rowleyj Reverend Gerald Pitney, director of the Rescue Mission, stands by one of the mottoes that the men learn to live by. gm' if T won lI.II 4 5 s I ,t,,,iQ,, ' .. T-.Bb- i., POLITICAL SCIENCE: Mr. Rowley, D. Forsgren. K. Widell, R. Johnson. K. Simmons, M, Thienemann, P. Nichols. Mr. Turrentine, M. Gannaway. 64 Organizations

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COMPOLECS Front Row: J. Berger, C. Scott, C. Foster, C. Schneider, R. Nelson, L. Conrad, C. Foster, K. Goodhope, D. Tyler, J. Orleans, D. Gar- Anderson. Second Row: J. Baeverstad, P. Whitehead, C. DeGunther, J. ner, J. Henthorn, B. Kvien. L. Cramer, B. Brown, L. Winter. 07,5 ha- x Q. N ,M Ng-4, l fi f 511' Xl xxx. :D CHESS CLUB Front Row: P. Traynor, P. Traynor. Second Row: B. Emer- son, treasurer: R, Usedom, S. Richmond, K. Stank. Third Row: D. Pear- son, D. Freeman, G. Roszkowski, D. Reents. president. CHESSCLUB When you're thinking of a move, you usually only think of its effects. You're always looking ahead. Most of the time you have just two options - either you can . .. play agressive or else defensive, that's playing chicken. CKim lVlcCulIough7 Chess Club consists mainly of tournaments played among the play- ers of the club. Usually this is done to determine the five man chess team which plays against the other school. CGreg Roszkowskij You try to play offensive and get their player in checkmate, but I usual- ly end up playing defensive. CPaulette Traynorl Organizations 63

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DEBATE Front Row: Mr. James Ouland, K. Polaski, D. Tyler, J, Johnson, ter. Third Row: D. Lemke, R. Whitney, L. Gudema, L. Nielson, Nl. Rudy. S. Gasbarra. Second Row: C. Kent, P. Eikenberry, J. Henthorn, L. Win- .. l' '-., , 1 'Q 'T N ff'----..L.., l ,. ,... . . -- . ,, , A Y A Lee Winter uses his hands to dramatize his obvious conclusion. DEBATE Debate is discussion, analysis and argu- ment. You have to develop skills in speaking, answering questions under pressure and re- futing arguements brought up by opposition. CLouis Gudemaj Debate means , .. you never have to say you've lost even when the judge says you have. Lee Winter has never lost a debate. He's just been gyped by the judge. fJim Henthornj This year's varsity debaters have the best analytical and speaking abilities of any we've had in three years. Our major weakness this year has been our weakness in the area of evi- dence. We can stand up debate any school we've met but we do not have the depth of evi- dence that some other schools have obtained. fMr.James Oulandj Organizations 65 QQ. I1