Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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..l .E uh. CENTER: Freshman quarterback Scott Johnson aims for his receiver downfield. CENTER RIGHT: Receiver Kenny Gleichman watches the ball sail by for an incomplete pass. ln A ' Q 0 E f A K x RQTRQRT f ss,Q . . . . e ' s ue- E 7,94 15 nt 89, 94 Sf' 3'..q5? mine' 3 f ev 275 78,57 .fn . rap QQ: 5741 Q VQQGQ gl? '39, n Q50-H '7l, qaqQgU.gs,-1-.F 9 A 2,5454 493' S435-TEE? 4S.i2B2ev 91 13'l63 '1,pgcr'9'1e v it ' A ' '71 4. f 91 .34 146 te? in eo 92 A 24 we sa. 0 ea l 1. T 1 f' . ' .. i 58 . 1' T'-if 3 esae F In-41. P-ei .-A -2 . J J... .J 1 . ii? ' - ...li '. . 'gqggo-. q 34 T139 2?t 30 SUP .T 9 if' '- M . - . . N-1 . '- .f 3 A ' 'f J i . ' A 'J H- V I M-N W ' W ff., g,,f,,, ra i.W' ,,.g .- ,334 .. g,,,.m,,,, rx. .. ' ji 1-ff. 3 T ftiinl FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Front Row: S. McCullough. S. Krueger. D. Petere son. T. Slack. S. Blomberg, D. Dyer. J. Lindvall. J. Taylor. J. Anderson M. Hallstrom. S. Beach. B. Simonton. T. Merkle fMgr.J. Second Row Coach B. Stout. T. Kret. R. Kemp. C. Waterfield. T. Beckett. D. Garr. P Cardiff. D. l-lugdahl. J. Ruvolo. G. Osterberg. W. Travnick. K. Meyer. M Bates. Coach C. Joseph. Coach L. Friele. Third Row: J. Geddes. D. Niel son. P. Turieberg. R. Willis. M, Marino. J. Hare. B. Stieg. S. Wille. R. Carr J. Varland. M. Principali. R. Ortberg. R. Sheetz. P. Mordick. D. Goss. R Bernthal. Fourth Row: M. Perry. D. Johnson. M. Delfilippis. S. Thoes. B Schmitt. S. Johnson. D. Ralston. G. Linsky. D. Carlson. A. Gapinske. J Boyd. S. Westergren, M. Guthrie. R. Peterson. T. Gasbarra. Fifth Row: C Ferolie, D. Vogel, D. Fisher. A. Reiland, D. Winslow. M. Brace. K. Gleich- man. C. i-lolmstrom, C. Skaar, R. Kittie. R. Lenagh. J. Raine. G. Tuite. A Varland. K. Streeter. G. Hainline.

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1 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Front Row: Coach L. Marks. B. Ellis. M. Cero. T. Richardson, Coach B. Beal. S. Koepsell CMgr.j. Second Row: J. Sundby. K. Nash. D. Persinger, S. Salisbury. K. Strand. C. Jacobson, J. Kellogg, S. Loschiavo. Third Row: T. l-lawley. D. Morris, J. Kopcio, S. Johnson. P. Ad- kins, N. Nelson, J. Sundberg. S. Hogfelclt. Fourth Row: G. Bachman, K. Meyer. J. West. D. Krueger. M. West. K. Peterson. B. Peterson, J. Clark. K. Johnson. Ffth Row: Nl. Metzler. D. Johnson. B. Ferolie, S. Thiell. K. Liliedahl, S. McDonald. B. Amdal. B. Meyer. Sixth Row: R. DeGunther. M. Yagle. W. Minehart. S. Sheetz, M. Boettner, K. Ralston. M. Baeyerstad. D. Adams, D. Tucker. Seventh Row: D. Zaumseil. P. Rundquist. S. Bunk. C. Nicholls, C. O'Donnell. C. Bunk. D. Clau- son. S. Zimmerman. Eighth Row: T. Milani, S. Holt. S. l-losmer, D. Anderson. F. Mioni. J. Groves, L. Gantzer, T. Dallosto, J. Wincherster. K Winning that big a game CWestD really en- couraged us to go on and win a lot more games. CBob Ferolieb We were pretty sure we'd win against West because we beat them so bad last year. Now Boylan is the one to Worry about but I really think vve'll beat them. We should win the rest of the games. CLarry Jonesb lt l ever see you make a tackle like that again you'll sit on the pine and have enough splinters to take to biology class! CCoach Lee Marksb 92 Athletics A . ! y X' ,, ' ' W N J ji igyrx ggi A Mark Baeverstad escapes his tacklers in a first down attempt.

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2:-4 Q , , 1 A 'g 'Y H-,,. ,.QJ . Harriers Take First Conference, District I was really satisfied with the season this year except for two meets, Sterling and the State. We were really pleased for Paul. We were hoping he'd get in the top ten, but twelfth out of 229 is something to be proud of. CCoach Ledenj I think the best meet of the season was the district: it was so great to turn around and see four blue shirts right behind you. lt's not as much fun winning without a strong team backing you up. CPaul Sewellj K. 'Q VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: C. Kostantacos, B. Goodhope, son. N. Larsen. J. Reid, B- Gayle. Third Row: J- LESSONS. J. BOW9fm2Si9V P. Sewell, R. Erbe, K. Redmon, Second Row: C. Gantzer, M. Pool, G. Nel- D. Ford. G. PeiefSOf14 94 Athletics