Guilford High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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VICA OFFICERS: Shelly Fedie. vice-president: Jodi Burchard, secretary: Debra Dub- ey, treasurerg Donald O'Brian. president. VICA helps plan careers for students Nlr. Orrin Augensen's VICA Cvocational lndus- trial Club of Arnerica: has helped Guilford students find jobs and receive both credits and paychecks. Nurses aides and dental assistants were among the positions open to girls, while the boys worked in area industries and busi- nesses such as architectural offices. VICA has helped the students understand their jobs bet- ter by giving them additional training. Guil- ford's club made plans to go to the state VICA convention at Springfield in March. There, representatives frorn statewide clubs dis- played the skills learned at their jobs. VICA FRONT ROW: W. Tollefsrud. N. Osborne. A. Kolata. D. Dahlen. C. Beckstrand. C. McKnight. K. Wicklund. C. Greenland. T. Hargis. S. Conant. SECOND ROW: S. Fedie. L. Danialson, S. Garner, D. Dubey, J. Siden, D. O'Brian. Not pictured: D. Gapinske. Burchard. K. Anderson. Mr. O. Augensen. THlRD ROW: S. Barber. G. Associations 59

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NHS FRONT ROW: D. Picus, S. Lindstrom, G. Gates, C. Millard, L. D, Doolittle, P. Gambino, C, Canfield. W. Plate, B. Ericson. FOURTH Krogh, C. Gantzer. SECOND ROW: B. Mitchell, C. Hawley. A. Bussian. L. ROW: S. Erikson. P. Dye, J. Behr, R. Stringer. Weingartner, M. Thienemann, P. Nichols. M. Aramovich. THIRD ROW: 58 Associations NHS strives for more lasting value When National Honor Society met last fall to plan its activities, some members felt N.H.S. could better achieve its goals by sponsoring activities of more lasting value to themselves and the school. First, they had a hay ride and a potluck to enable members to get acquainted. To make meetings more interesting, profes- sional people were invited to speak. The group planned to donate a tape deck in its name to help furnish 151, the new student lounge. N.H.S. ended the year by inducting new mem- bers and ushering at Baccalaureate and Commencement. NHS OFFICERS: Margo Wylie, secretary: Jeff Behr, president: Shar on Erikson. treasurer, Paul Dye, vice-president.

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COE FRONT ROW: S. Pearson, G. Breit, M. Scroggins, S. Gerhart. SECOND ROW: J. Stroup, N. Cook, J. Shabez. THIRD ROW: D. Vaughan, D. Brace L. Shepardson, K, Nott. J. Mason. G. Irvin. M. Rodak, M. Borcherts, G. Frenz. M. Kolb, B. Thomas. D. Johnson, D. Spencer. 60 Associations Area businessmen hire COE members The girls in COE QCooperative Office Educa- tionj, proved that school and a job can co-exist in harmony. Each girl spent the morning in class and worked in the afternoon. In addition to regular classes, the girls received training related to their jobs in the COE class. Subjects covered were dictation, shorthand, typing and other secretarial skills. Many area business firms hired club members. They worked in retail stores, law offices, insurance firms and the Board of Education. As well as getting credit for both COE class and the job, the girls received a paycheck just like the regular em- ployees. COE was sponsored by Mrs. Linda Stinson. COE BOARD OF DIRECT05: Kathy Nott, Joan Stroup. Geri Irvin, Di ane Va ughan.