Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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i l UPPER LEFT: Co-editors Trisha Whitehead and Jana Nelson work back to back to make a successful yearbook. UPPER RIGHT: Special projects editors Jackie Busch, Carol Schappert, Michelle Massoney and Debbie Blomberg exhibit a great deal of pride in the fall sports program. 'Y 'N ppt it ,i,t ,E , :QR xii' ytm- M ft '. Mark Maffei, sportsg Kathy Wilson, index: Peggy Odling, ty, work out hard all year to get their sections done on sports: Barb Weldon, art editor: and Sara Conde, facul- time, Organizations 67

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VALHALLA lt's no fun to be on the yearbook. You can't get your picture in the book. CGayle Fishery Let your work be your glory. CMiss Judith Pieperj I didn't really realize how much work is put into the making of a yearbook until the day of my first deadline. CBeth Ross-Shannonj Yeah, and you suddenly realize that you've accomplished nothing in the past six weeks and now we have to do it all in a few hours! fDenise Forsgrenb Shiela, if you help me stuff sports pro- grams, l'Il help you sell patronages for the SAGA. Uackie Buschb Qi 'Sv' UPPER RIGHT: Gayle Fisher, Debbie Melander. organizations: Mark McEntee, Beth Ross-Shannon, student life: and Denise Forsgren, organizations, strike a pose for their friendly photographer. LOWER LEFT: After selling more ads than were sold last year, don't you think VALHALLA ads manager Jim McComb and SAGA editor Shiela Reaves have something bigto smile about? LOWER RIGHT: Fron! Row: Kris Korff, senior sectiong Missy Marth, freshman section: Vicki Powell, junior section. Second Row: Carol Anderson, faculty sectiong Dena Anderson, senior section: and Cin- dy Treder, sophomore section, celebrate the completion of their sections. 66 Organizations

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VOYAGER The role ofthe student newspaper is begin- ning to change. Instead of concentrating on the unusual events that happen around the school, we've tried putting more emphasis on in-depth writing. CJolen Schmaussb It's kind of hectic. .., Once we were pasting up for the Home- coming issue and we had five stories that were missing. We were frantic, but we finally got if straightened out. QMartha Beckstrandj lt gets a little hectic when you have five guys working in a darkroom that's about four feet by ten feet. CBob Skubalj ... Yea, and everybody's screaming, 'I want my picture NOW! QMike Rollertj Managing editor Martha Beckstrand, assistant editor-in- chief Kerry Redmon and editor-in-chief Jolen Schmauss clean up another edition of the VOYAGER. -ff at 'OB g Q . J! K ,k,. X G K Assistant features editor Michele Reck, assistant sports editor Fischer and sports editor Kerry Redmon relax after meeting their Jon Bowermaster, assistant features editor David Hardy tea deadline tures editor Ann Lindgren, assistant sports editor Stephanie 68 Organizations