United Township High School - Skyline Yearbook (East Moline, IL)

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William Dunlop Arron Dunn Robert Dunn Russell Dunn Jody Durbin Nichole Durbin Robin Ellis Craig bngholm Bradford Ethridge Steven Earamelli Scott Farnsworth Brent Fentem My most embarrassing moment at UT was when I sat in what I thought was my English class, to later find out, four days later, it wasn’t.” SENIORS 43

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Julie DeDecker Caroline DeJaegher Shawn Dekeunick Brad Demeurisse Seniors prepare for college Neil DePorter Derek Desherow Kari D'Hooge Dawn Dodds Louis Dooley Korry Doxsee Jayme Draper William Dunkin My saddest moment at UT was when I heard the news that Kelly Bowden, Randy Thomas, and James Smith passed away.” 42 SENIORS

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Mark Filar I Timothy Fitch Braden Flemming Van Flowers Jeffrey Fluegel Marc Flucgcl Troy Foltz Robert Fox Senior year means graduation One of the most important and most awaited things in high school is being a senior. Most seniors can be distinquished by the way they walk down the hall. Most walk with pride and have seniority over the underclassmen. Being a senior provided them with several advantages. They knew the teachers and the staff, and most seniors found they could get away with more. Ones senior year was the final year of having to be under control. We mainly do what we want. We’re upperclassmen!” stated Erika Rubalcava. Although there were some advantages, there were also disadvantages. They are older than everyone else, and had to think more about their future than having 'a blast’. Week-ends for seniors were different from that of underclassmen. Most seniors found they had a later curfew, usually until after 1:00 A.M. They usually went to the movies, the mall. Stage 2, school games, dances, or just to a friends house. Being a senior provided many great opportunities for them to have fun before they settled down. Senior Lynn Parker attempts to sneak into class late. My happiest moment at UT was when the girl I had been looking at asked me to the Sadie Hawkins dance.” 44 SENIORS