Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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fl Ne. UPPER: Mr. Tyler and Mr. Olson discuss the matter ofa student dropping M ER: Dan Picus gets help from Mrs. Homewood on checking out a book. 138 Faculty I 5 r. Olson's class. 1 5 A -.lf-ft, rf Q2 . LOW- - may ff wr ' P 'ff' -4 22 1 1 H M , ,. if L f.t.,. ,, ' 3 14 m Munson, Eliza beth Nelson. Ken Nielsen, Carl Orlicki, Joseph 9: 11 55,45 '3 8 Q3 Wi, vnu' Munson, Stuart Netto. Rosemarie Oleson, Donald Orr. Margery

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Department offers English electives English electives were offered to seniors for the first time this year. Each senior taking Eng- lish chose from a list of courses including Advanced Placement English, Major British Writers, Critical Approach to Literature and Literature of Existentialism, Philosophy and Literature, the Quest for Identity and Sociolog- ical Approaches to Literature, and Shorter Narrative Literature and Twentieth Century Literature. This program capped the Guilford English Department's four year sequential design including language, composition, and literature. -A ' Mr. Munson regards his junior English class with dignity while discussing the A of the Scarlet McKnight. Willis McLamarrah, Gary Marks, Lee Martell, Dean May, Don Mears, Richard Moorman, Doral Mueller, Paul Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Y Faculty 137

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Orr,WiIIiam Patrick, Sue Powell, Dorothy Ruiz, Ken Osinski, Carolyn Pieper, Judith Redwing. Darwin Salford, Phyllis Oulund. James Potvleit. Joanne Rowley,John Sapp. Frances L an if .rg SM Y N i W xr' S XL!! It I l. vis , Business Ed. trains potential employees To improve their job training, the students of Business Education use the new electric IBM typewriters and head set for shorthand. The teaching styles change every week to meet the demands of business and job situations. Human relations are often brought up be- cause of their importance. By showing Connie Childer what to practice, lVlrs. Halls- trom helps make her typing smoother and faster. Faculty 139