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

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c ZhyLne Sta CrdUa'ual czt jjj Dick Boyle—Editor-In-Chief Carlena Carsten—Literary Editor DeWayne Edwards—Assistant Gharmaine Lelfel—G. A. A. Writer Shirley Johnson—Drama and Speech Editor Beulah Tompkins—Typist ClatA. and faculty diloAA- Annette Weathers—Freshman Editor Marilyn Hofstetter—Sophomore Editor Muriel Lenox—Junior Editor Al Hockett, Bessie Rondos—Senior Editors Dot Liebbe—Faculty Editor SflO lti. c tafj Jack Lundeen—Sports Editor Dan Forrest—Assistant Bob Clark—Sports Writer Dorothy Schultz, Jean Neufcour, Mildred Krajnovich—Typists PniineM. StafJj Eddie Joe Sperry—Business Manager Lynn Stone—Assistant Otis Lawrence—Subscription Manager Sally Colegrove, Dolores Lindberg—Assistants Public Peiatiau.'i Clyde Anderson—Chairman Jim Parsons—Assistant Melto Goumas, Bob Nelson—Committee members Charles Rushing—Junior Assistant Margie Cumber—Typist Pliatacyiafi.lie'iA. and Antutd. Naomi Wells—Chairman of Art Committee Charles Jamison, Frank Ross—Artists Lynn Wiedenmann, Ray Cabry—Photographers Miss Helen Anderson—Senior Class Sponsor Miss Clara Carlson—Staff Adviser

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As the momentum accompanying the war diminishes, the boys are gradually returning with visions of a free, democratic world, where each one has the opportunity to develop his desires and attributes in any field he chooses. For these returning patriots and for the teenage people of the community, the Major Keys are always on hand to direct and assist them in planning their programs and to help them carry their work through so that they will be prepared confidently to take their places as future citizens in the world of tomorrow.