Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Assistant news editor Barb Leighton, editorials editor Louis Gudema, assist- ant editorials editor Patty Olson, as- sistant news editor Linda Groff and news editor Sue Smith take a friendly break over at their favorite hot spot, the pump house. I M. UPPER LEFT: Circulation and ads manager Tamie Price, business man- ager Kathy Block, ads manager Pam Frazee and circulation manager Sally Lindquist relax in the parking lot after a hard day's work in the Pub room. LEFT: Assistant VOYAGER photogra- phers Jeff Sim, Chip Donahue, Bob Menken, head photographer Bob Sku- bal and assistant photographer Mike Rollert decide to give the VALHALLA photographer a big smile. Not pic- tured: John Skubal. Organizations 69

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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

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SABRE AND SPURS Front Row: J. Taylor, P, Erickson, S, Nau. D. Bowen. K, Lowman, vice president: N, Meyer, N. l-leah. Not pictured: C. Sellent, K. Kemp. V. DeGunther. J. Bell, P, Keller, K. Van Dae, B. Soderberg, L. secretary. Epperson, president. Second Row: D. Williams, treasurer: S. Lowman. 1 I ! SABRE 8t SPURS, FILM CLUB Being active in Sabre and Spurs, we got to ride at Lowman's Woods, near Cherry Valley. We went to see the international held in Chicago. Overall, the Canadian riders were the best. CPaula Kellery It was alot of fun, but it was hard! CSandy Johnsonl Flim Club is educational. I learned more about the movie camera and how to splice and edit films. CMartha Hallockj We hope that the juniors this year will want to join Film club when they are seniors. Last year, in Mr. Apple- gate's class, we had a unit in film mak- ing, and so we made a film. CBill Brownj 70 Organizations Ffh V , . N - , 9, L ff Q' . fit 'T ,Qcfwlgi ' gi l l., ,cf aff. ' ,',g,..:'. . ' if ' 'll' .- .-new .4 ,. Qfj' g 1.1112 'I 112,37 Nr i 59 J ti -' llllllliy f m I 'lllli ' . alll? 232 . 1 Q ,s-Ill.. . K. .-.nf - - i . ,Ju . FILM CLUB Front Row: S. Reaves, L. Gudema, R. Trank, J. Thayer, C. Roe, K. Redmon. Second Row: S. Hand, P. Eickenberry, vice president-treasurer: J. Skubal, S. Schaider. Third Row: H. Garst, R. Ravitts. secretary: D. Blunt, A. McDonald, S. Johnson, M. Hallock. Not pictured: B. Brown, president.