Catlin High School - Yearbook (Catlin, IL)

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Mr. Robert MacFarland Drivers Education Mr. MacFar1and took pan in wrestling, track and baseball when he was in high school. He played football as a fullback and linebacker. He was an officer of M-Club and was active in DeMolay. His most memorable event was of being one of two lettering sophomores in a class of 500 . He also lettered in wrestling . Mr. MacFar1and ranked fourth in a Big 12 Conference Meet.

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Mrs. Marie Pittman Biology, Chemistry, Conservation, Psysiology In high school I participated in very few activities because being a student teacher took up so much of my free time. At the end of our freshman year, 35 girls were selected for a sophomore training course in P. E. C13 full-time P.E. teachers weren't enoughlj As juniors and seniors we would be teaching classes, giving demonstrations and life-guarding at the pool instead of study hall or many other activities. . In my junior year I hurt my knee and had a tough time con- vincing the school doctor that I could still handle the job. He let me continue and a lot of that year was spent helping a friend of mine 'look good' during demonstrations and class time. In volley- ball, I'd fix it so she could hit the ball back with no trouble , and in swimming we would be the first in the water, before the regular class, practicing, 'til she gained the confidence she needed. The teachers were impressed with her ability and all the time I kept telling the doctor that all I had to do was stand around and keep score. It was a memorable time, knowing that two people could work together and trust each other so much. We were happy to know what one person did for the other would not be forgotten.

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Mr. Iames Stowe Psychology, Health Ed. , Health Occupations Mr. Stowe went to DePue High School, a school with limited activities. They didn't even have football! He sang in chorus for two years. He played basketball for all four years, baseball four years, and was a member of the Lettermans Club throughout high school. One of his most memorable events was playing on our high school baseball team , his senior year. We lost only two games all year and advanced in the state playoff to the supersectional level before we were defeated 5-3 in an extra inning game by East Moline High School. Our high school had only 110 students in it and East Moline High School had more students in it than our home town. li' :ls