Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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PEP CLUB Front Row: M. Stansil. K. Patton. Second Row: P. Gregory, K. null, M. Johns. Third Row: K. Nlattison, J. Shriner, K. Pope, W. Hoeg berg, A. Bussian. PEP CLUB Pep Club was the most fun when we got to hang up posters in the boys' locker room. But it seemed to me that the boys dldn't mind. CRita Pirelloj Pep Club helps build spirit in our school. CLynda Facchianoj 'll think we should get a card section at pep assemblies. It would be a lot of fun if we could get a lot of kids togetherto help promote spirit at games. I also remember that I was a lot louder as a freshman. CKaren Gardmannj The school looks a lot better with all the posters up in the halls. although other schools really seem to have more spirit than Guilford. CKathy Skubalj Spirit depends upon whether we are win- ning or loosing! Uenny Shrinerj Sandy Wallach and Kady Derry, active pep club members. reveal true beauty at one of Guilford's spirited pep assemblies. Organizations 83

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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.

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PEP CLUB Front Row: K, Johnson, L, Swangren, D, Thienemanny K, Pee lock. D. Banfield. Third Row: D. Brace, L. Oren. L. Reuterfors. J. Holms terson. J. Lukasik, S. Lindgren, K, Price, T. Leeming, Second Row: Nl. trom, B, Weis, B. Cedarleaf, R. Randall, V. Allen, lvl. KOS-DSGII. P. Pillote Brooks, L. Gayle, P. Gmeiner, B. Neff, S. Bonavia, C. Erickson, M. Hal- P. WilSOn, S. Beckstrand. th. PEP CLUB We usually try to divide ourselves up to make a poster for all games and events for that week. Our only problem is that some- times we don't have enough materials for all the kids, but this shows that there are a lot of students interested enough to come and help. fDebbie Doolittlej 'We come and ... grab a paint brush ... and paint. I feel making theselposters and putting them up around the school shows the other students and faculty that we really sup- port our school and teams. It also lets people know who we play and when they walk down the halls. fPam Calaccij Pep Club gives the girls a chance to show the guys they care! And we do! Uune Ahrl Pep Club is a good place to be with kids you don't see very often during school. Also, it's a time to be with your friends and to show your spirit. CWendi Hoegbergj 84 Organizations 2 s .,MMW'i ,,wuw 'L 'f f ,N , if W . tit .,...w'+ Q1 ff 'X .wr t ' W. 'i., I V 'tvs f - . M ,. .t Karen Engler demonstrates her creative talent by sketching a Buc on a poster. Her anxious hopes for victory turned out right when Guilford overwhelmed the Belvidere Bucs in a 34-7 football game. wx X