Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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ABOVE: GAA SPORTHEADS S. Parrish, D. Wil- liams, IVl. Claeyssen, L. Reese, P. McHugh, C. Fisher, D. Mazur, C, Brohaugn, S. Scneff. L. Ad- dis, K. Vavra. LEFT: GIRL'S CHAMPIONSHIP VOLLEYBALL TEAM Front Row: S. Gatcnel, K. Benjamin. Second Row: L. Addis, Nl. Cook, P. Calacci. BELOW: GAA OFFICERS blow the winning ball across the table at Nlom's Night. The 1971-72 officers are: C. Bronaugh, point-secreatary: S. Scneff, treasurer: M. Green, president: D. Wil' liams, secretary: L, Reese. vice president, Organizations 81

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GAA I like GAA because you have a chance to partake in activities that you could not other- wise participate in. It gives you something to do with all of your friends. CKris Beistrenb Try it, You'lI like it! ... I like GAA! lt has provided me with new skills, friends and a lot of fun. All sports done in gym class are offered in GAA throughout the year, plus extra activities such as playdays duringthe year. CLinda Reeseb What l like best about GAA is that you are not watched over by teachers to make sure that you are doing everything exactly right. You can go at your own speed and just enjoy it. CBecky Fallsj lt's good for the girls because it helps their gym grades. CBIaire Ross-Shannonp All of the girls pictured here are initiated members. Anyone can come to the activities whether they're initiated or not. Clvlrs. Haseltonj 'r P. E. LEADERS Front Row: S. Stenberg. P, Gambino. J. Fitzgerald, J. Urnenhofer Second Row: L. VanAntwerp, D. Laine. S. l-lakala. C. LaRose. H. Nielson. Third Row K. Pope, J. Alexander, K. Linden, N. lVlacMorris, A. Brown, D. Nelson, L. Johnson, C Metzler, L. l-lultgren. Fourth Row: S. Kunz, V. Goddard. Nl. Tucker, S. Crittenden, J Groh, P. Guthrie, L. Krogh. lVl. Aramovich. ff 5 - ., , M X t . . , i H -1 i bf 5 E f X: k it I t . ' Wg :wt K W A - -r . 2 x- . . . . ix V if if . . ' ' V , g. ,it , if .ti Y ' rx r-L A .... . W- ' 3. i ,' ' 4' ' f X . , ' 1 1 ' . il ' . .ir I nfs- . K ' x L . ' 1 j it X' X i 'J F 'F .. 1 f l g if , 1 J N X. w 51, il ' , K xizzi 5 V if - N .1 E l i E E S GAA Front Row: M. Green. S. Parrish, C. Brohaugh, S. Scheff, M. Claeys- son. D, Williams, S. Hammerslag, P. lVlcHugh, D. Blunt. Third Row: P sen, L. Reese. Second Row: K. Vavra. P, Erickson, K, McCullough, J. Nei- Calacci, S. DeNev. P. Wiese, C. Fisher, D. Mazur, L. Addis, T. Whitehead. 80 Organizations W 1-rears

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gctue R-Club is an extra curricular activity for athletes and cheerleaders. Most activities in- clude trips, parties, and just all-around fun on the weekends! CBruce Scherwatj We really have a riot at all the meetings. CCarrie Slackj The club sometimes lacks the sense of direction. CBen Dresserb This year we sold cushions at the football games to get money. One ofthe main activi- ties of R-Club is that every year we sponsor the track relays. fIVlargo Thienemannj I think more athletes who have earned a letter should look into it. From my experiences in another school's letterman club, l feel there is considerable room for improvement when it comes to enthusiasm and pride. CBiIl Butlerj RIGHT: R-Club officers, Lynda Schaeffer, secretary: Bruce Scherwat, vice president: Kerry Redmon, president, Jeff Strickland, sergeant-at-arms: and Kathy Wilson, treasurer. R-CLUB Front Row: S. Yagle, S. McDonald, B. Dresser, B. Martin, C. Er- ickson, J. Strickland, B. Scherwat, D. Dalziel, L. Barber, B. Seago. J. Robbins, C. 0'Donnell, K. Redmon. Second Row: J. West, H. Shayne, T. Milani, B. Warnimont, R. Weldon, J. Sterm, K. Strand, B. Butler, C. For- 82 Organizations z li man, C. Nelson, C. Kostantacos. Third Row: N. lVlacMorris, L. Schaeffer J. Robbins. K. Erickson K. Wilson, D. Vernetti, D. Johnson, J, Provi, D Laine. M. Thienemann, C. Slack.