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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

.. Mtm auifc The Skyline is a family property of UTHS. Since circus business, too, seems to be a family affair, being passed from generation to generation, we have chosen the circus for the theme of our annual, fust as a circus includes new attractions and performers each year, a new Skyline is published with new attractions and performers taking their places before the bright lights. In the way the circus typifies happiness, too, we have tried to bring to you, our readers, the happiness and joy connected with the daily lives of the inhabitants of UTHS. As we turn these pages, then, let's hit the sawdust trail to see what have been the big and small attractions during the year of 1948-1949. THE SKYLINE ANNUAL Of LOIS CARLSON Editor-in-Chief GLOY HANNEMAN Literary Editor PAUL ALLAERT Picture Editor ARLENE TONN Business Manager UNITED TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL EAST MOLINE ILLINOIS DEDICATED TO Because we believe that the reputation of this school, or any school, is dependent upon the strength and activity of the mass of its body of students, and because we believe that the future of not only this school, but this nation, rests upon the quality of our average high school citizens, the “Skyline of 1949 is gratefully dedicated to the students of United Township High School, whose being made it possible. —The Skyline Staff THAT ION Under the able and watchful guidance of faculty and board of education, another year has been completed at UTHS. In taming some of the “wild animals at school, our faculty certainly has a full-time job. Each day the students come to understand and appreciate the difficult job which confronts the teachers and administration. Our faculty is recognized as the severest critics, yet the best counsellors and friends in our work. So to the faculty, administration, and board goes a well-earned cheer of thanks for a job well-done. Our Superintendent Mr. L. O. Dawson has the busy job of superintending our school. In his office the various problems of keeping the school system running smoothly are discussed and considered. His friendly advice in the problems of all students has helped a great many. He has been counsellor, guidance worker, lecturer, critic, judge, and companion in our Mr. L. O. Dawson, Ph. B., M. A. work. Having seen thousands of Superintendent students go in and out of the doors of UTHS, he has helped to make those students into better citizens by helping them prepare for life. Board of Education Standing, left to right: Frank Almquist, George McNeal, Rush Copeland. Seated, left to right: G. H. Geyer. S. O. Brissman, E. W. Keat, President; D. O. Johnson, Secretary. Mrs. Hazel Ryan Registrar Mr. Harvey Pierson, B.A., M.A. Special Counsellor Ruth Micklewait Norma Franklin Secretary to the Superintendent . School Treasurer Helen Anderson. Keith Bare. Business Education Alvar T. Berghult, Band. Home Economics Bradley University, B.S. Theory and Harmony Eastern Illinois State Teachers Augustana College, B.A College, B.Ed. University oi Wisconsin, M.A. George Bray. Mathematics Helen Buresh. Biology Upper Iowa University, B A. State University o( Iowa, B.A. University of Wisconsin, M S. Dorothy Calvert, History William Campbell, Science Clara O. Carlson, English, Monmouth College, B A and Algebra Journalism University of Michigan, M.A. Carthage College, B A. Augustana College, A B University of Iowa, M S. Northwestern University, M A. Mildred Carlson, Physical Elisabeth Cornell, Mathematics Marian Dean, World History Education. Health State University of Iowa, B.A. Illinois State Normal Augustana College, B.A. University of Michigan, M.A. University. B.Ed. University of Illinois, M.A. Marilynn Ekdahl, English Gertrude Foster, Home Augustana College, B.A. Economics University of Minnesota, B.S. Jessie Frederick. English. Robert Goodell. Social Geneva Henerhoff Speech Problems, Business Education Business Education University of Illinois, Augustana College, A.B. University of Missouri, B.S. B.A., M.A. Western Illinois State College, MS. Lawrence Hoff, General Science. History Culver Stockton College, B.A. Ray Holmes, Physical Education, Health Knox College. B.S. Bernice Howard, Mathematics Northwest Missouri State College, B.S. i r it Louis L. Josserand. Claire L. McCreight, History Vocational Education Illinois State Normal Eastern Illinois State College, University, B.Ed. B.Ed. Univ. of Minnesota, M.A. Colorado A M College, M E. Esther McNutt, Librarian Amelita Meier. English, Paul Oliver. Industrial Arts State University of Iowa. B A. Spanish Northeast Missouri State Monmouth College. A B. College, B.S. Peter J. Philhower. Business Education University of Illinois, B.S. Luise Piano, Physical Education, Health University of Illinois, B S., M S. Irene Poison. English Augustana College, A.B. Millard W. Pratt, General Fern Railsback, English Science, Chemistry Indiana University, A.B. Illinois Wesleyan University. University of Illinois, A M B.S Colorado State College. M.A. i Ann Reynolds. Home Margaret Rieger, Business Reba Shoemaker, Latin, Economics Education English Bradley University. B.S. Illinois State Normal State University of Iowa, B A. University, B.Ed. Don F. Smith, Physical Education, General Science Illinois State Normal University, B.Ed University of Illinois, M S. Helen K. Smith. English John W. Stevens, English Illinois State Normal Culver Stockton College, B.A. University, B.Ed. University o! Colorado, M.A. Earl Tenpound, Industrial Anton Void. Vocal Music William E. Wheeler. Social Arts St. Olaf College. B.A Studies Western 111. State College, B.S. State Univ. of Iowa, M.A. Western State College, B Ed. University of Missouri, M.Ed. Marcel Wittevrongel. Vocational Education Colorado A M, B.Ed. John Wrenn, History University of Illinois, B.S. Leon E. Wright. Art Syracuse University. B A. CLASSES STEP RIGHT UP! SEE T S AMAZING VIEWS Of CLASSROOMS! Every morning at 8:30 the first crack of the whip is heard and where are the students? Usually everyplace but in their seats. But soon everything is under control and they set about to study their chosen subjects. The wide variety of subjects offered at UTHS gives a student every chance to become more acquainted and advanced in the field in which he is most interested. For many it means preparing for future careers; for some a forward to college; for others it is a suitable basis for the homes into which they will go after graduation. But for all, the classrooms of our school give a stable foundation the lives to be led by the students now within these classrooms. Class of 1949 L-a-d-i-e-s and G-e-n-t-l-e-m-e-n ! Step right up and meet the Class of 1949, presented to you by its able officers, Jim Noah, president; Pete Kostadelos, vice-president; Arlene Tonn, secretary; and Don Tyler, treasurer. In reality, we, the class of '49, are leaving our beloved school behind, but in memory, it will always be with us. We are off to grasp new goals beyond our UTHS. Some of us will start college, some will begin a career, and others will meet the future at home; but whatever we do, the qualifications will be met because of the background given us at UTHS. Don Tyler Treasurer In expressing our appreciation, we would like to give special thanks to our advisers and to our sponsor. Miss Dorothy Calvert. 9 Paul Allaert Faith Allen Barbara Allston Lougine Amundsen Elaine Anderson Paul Allaert: Phil ; Football 2,3,4; Business Club 3.4, Thespians 3,4, Advisory Board 3,4, Track 2; Basketball 3; Baseball 4; Dramatics 3,4, Skyline 4; Bio-Chem-Ics 4. Camera Club 4; Vice-president of class 3. Faith Allen: Mickey ; G.A.A. 1; Home Ec. 1,2; Y-Teens 4; Choir 2; Skyline 4. Barbara Allston: Bobbie ; .Home Ec. 3,4, Y-Teens 4, Choir 1,2,3,4. Lougine Amundsen: Gee Gene ; G.A A. 1,2,3,4, Bio-Chem-Ics 3,4, Advisory Board 2; Y-Teens 2,3; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Key 4, Skyline 4; Treasurer of Bio-Chem-Ics 4. Elaine Anderson: Andy ; Band 1,2,3,4. John Angel: Angel ; Basketball 2, 3,4; Tri-Mic Club 3,4, Football 1,2 Lawrence Babeu: Frenchie ; Bio-Chem-Ics 3,4; Business Club 3,4; Camera Club 3,4; Choir 1,2,3.4; Tri-Mic 3,4. Joyce Bailey: Shorty ; Home Ec. 1,2; Business Club 3. Bill Baltzell: Willy ; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Band 1,2,34; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1. Wayne Beckstrom: Beckie ; Tri-Mic 4. Harry Bedeian: Bulldog ; Football 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Key 3,4; Chorus 1. Camera Club 4. Jackie Blaine: Farmer ; Key 4, Skyline 4, Business Club 3,4; Y-Teens 4. John Angel Lawrence Babeu Joyce Bailey Bill Baltxell Wayne Beckstrom HarTy Bedeian Jackie Blaine Don Bobb Jerry Boyer Paul Boyle Colleen Brown Douglas Brown Mary Burdick Ed Cabor Don Bobb: Ozz ; Golf 1,2,3,4. Jerry Boyer: Jerome Nelson ; President of F.D.A. 4; Dramatics 3. Paul Boyle: “Rag-Arm ; Dramatics 3,4; Football 1,2.3,4; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Advisory Board 1,2; Tri-Mic 4, Secretary of Tri-Mic 4. Colleen Brown: Coke ; Y-Teen 2,3; Bio-Chem-Ics 2,3, Business Club 3,4; Camera Club 4, Chorus 1,2. Douglas Brown: Doug ; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Tri-Mic 4; Dramatics 3,4 Mary Burdick: Chorus 1,2; Business Club 3,4, Bio-Chem-Ics 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Camera Club 4. Ed Cabor: Tri-Mic 4. Lupe Cacari: Loop ; Home Ec. 1,2,3; Business Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Treasurer of Spanish Club 4. Omer Callewaert: Sonny ; Football 2.4, Baseball 2,3,4, Key 4; Band 1,2. Carl Campbell: Tri-Mic 4. Bill Cant: Big Bill ; Football 2,3,4, Track 3; Baseball 4; Bio-Chem-Ics 4, Camera Club 4, Dramatics 4, Skyline 4. Choir 2; Advisory Board 4. Lois Carlson: Key 4, Home Ec. 1.2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Skyline 3,4; Y-Teen 2.3.4, Advisory Board 2; Dramatics 4, Skyline Editor 4. Lupe Cacari Omer Callewaert Carl Campbell Bill Cant Lois Carlson Joette Cauley Lois Chapman Mary Ann Clark Bob Clements Shirley Conover Joette Cauley: ’Joey ; Business Club 3,4; Y-Teens 3; Dramatics 4, Bio-Chem-Ics 4, Extemp 4; Skyline 4. Lois Chapman: Y-Teens 4; Business Club 4. Mary Ann Clark: Rebber ; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; President of Bio-Chem-Ics 4. Bob Clementz: Curly ; Chorus 2; Choir 1. Shirley Conover: Shirl ; Home Ec. 1,2; Business Club 3,4; Key 4. Dramatics 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Skyline 4. Ralph Cook: Cook. Jean A. Cooke. Art Copeland: Desperate , Football 1,2,3,4. Margaret Coronell: Home Ec. 2,3,4. Franklin Cramm: Crumb ; Band 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4, Tri-Mic 4, Basketball 3, Football 1,2,3. Ralph Crowe: Spauling. Joan Cuerden: Joanie ; Bio-Chem-Ics 2,3; Debate 2, Business Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Camera Club 3,4; Declamation 2. Ralph Cook Jean A. Cooke Art Copeland Margaret Coronell Franklin Cramm Ralph Crowe Joan Cuerden Eugene Cunningham Charles Dailey Gloria Ann Dailey Donald De Bo Leroy Debrabander i John Deem Shirley De Graeve Eugene Cunningham: Wing-over ; Tri-Mic 3,4. Charles Dailey: “Butch ; Football 1,2,3,4, Track 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, Tri-Mic 3,4. Gloria Ann Dailey: “Sis ; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Home Ec. 1,2; Y-Teens 1; Tennis Team 4, Business Club 4, Key 4. Donald De Bo: “Don ; Tri Mic 3,4. Leroy Debrabander: “Lee ; Skyline 4. Tri Mic 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,4, Baseball 2; Cross Country 4, Dramatics 3,4. John Deem: “Squirrel ; Tri Mic 4 Shirley De Graeve: Chorus 1,2; Home Ec. 1,2; Business Club 3,4, Key 4; Secretary-treasurer of Business Club 4. George Dehon: “Red ; Football 2; Tri Mic 2. Elaine Dejaeghen Chorus 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Home Ec. 4. Helen Deopere: Home Ec. 1,3.4, Business Club 3,4. Phil Dhondt: “P.J. ; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,3; Tri Mic 4, President of Tri Mic 4 Ray Dionne. George Dehon Elaine Dejaegher Helen Deopere Phil Dhondt Ray Dionne Ray Dobbels Elsie Lea Dopier Charlotte Douglas Betty Dowell Ray Dobbels: Tri-Mic 3,4. Elsie Lea Dopier: ‘Lea ; Y-Teens 2; Business Club 3; Home Ec. 1,2,4. Charlotte Douglas: Char ; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. 1,2; Business Club 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4. Betty Dowell: “Lulu ; Chorus 2; F.D.A. Secretary 4. Pat Dralle: “Pot ; Business Club 3,4; Home Ec. 4; Bio-Chem-Ics 2,4; Choir 3,4; Camera Club 4. Dorothy Driessens: Butch ; Chorus 1,2; Home Ec. 2, Bio-Chem-Ics 1. Bill Feehan: Tri-Mic 3,4. Mary Jane Fleming: Janie ; Home Ec. 1, Business Club 3. Dolores Fogle: Dee ; Home Ec. 1,2; Business Club 3. Gene Francis: Buckwheat ; Band 1,2,3,4. Majel Fritz: Bio-Chem-Ics 2,3,4; Camera Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Debate 3,4; Declamation 3; Vice-president of Bio-Chem-Ics 4. Doris Gager: Dorrie ; Choir 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Y-Teens 4. Dorothy Driessens Bill Feehan Mary Jane Fleming Dolores Fogle Gene Francis Majel Fritz Doris Gager Clare Gaines Reba Gallaugher Joe Galvan Thelma Giesler Janette Giovenazzo Clare Mae Gaines: ‘Clare Bo ; Choir 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,4; Bio-Chem-Ics 4. Business Club 4. Reba E. Gallaugher: “Bobby ; Band 1,2,3,4. Joe Galvan: Choir 1,2,3,4. Thelma Giesler: “Thelm ; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Home Ec. 1,2,3,4, Skyline 4; Vice-president of Home Ec. 2. Janette Giovenazzo: “Jean ; Chorus 1,2; Business Club 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. 1,2; Skyline 4; Advisory Board 1,3; Vice-president of Business Club 4. Stan Glassgow: Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 4, Basketball 1,2. Betty Goebel: “Betts ; Key 4; Chorus 1,2; Business Club 3,4; Skyline 4. Bob Gower: Bio-Chem-Ics 2,4. Lois Gray: “Elgee ; Home Ec. 2,3,4; Bio-Chem-Ics 2,3,4; Camera Club 4, G.A.A 4, Y-Teens 4. Jo Anne Gremonprez: “Jo ; Home Ec. 1; Bio-Chem-Ics 2,3; Business Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Advisory Board 2; Skyline 4; Dramatics 3,4; President of Thespians 4. Frances Jean Griffith: “Jeannie. Jack Grobelny: “Snatch ; Football 2,3; Dramatics 3,4. Stan Glassgow Betty Goebel Bob Gower Lois Gray Joanne Gremonprez Frances Griffith Jack Grobelny Verle Gustafson Gloy Hanneman Jackie Hanneman Jean Harmening Ghlea Herrick Verle Gustafson: Gus ; Choir 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3.4; Business Club 3.4; Bio-Chem-Ics 2. Gloy Hanneman: G.A A. 1,2,3,4, Y-Teens 2.3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Skyline 3,4; Thespians 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Debate 3,4, Bio-Chem-Ics 4, Home Ec. 2,4. Jackie Hanneman: “Red ; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1; Home Ec. 1.2,3; Home Ec. Treasurer 2. Jean Harmening: Chorus 1; G.A.A. 3, Business Club 2,4, Library Club 2,3,4, Bio-Chem-Ics 4; Y-Teens 3; Spanish Club 4. Ghlea Herrick: Business Club 3,4. Geneva Heydeman: “Jen ; Home Ec. 1,2,3,4; Key 4; Skyline 4; Y-Teens 2; Business Club 3,4. Betty Hints: “Chick ; Y-Teens 1,2; Home Ec. 3,4; Business Club. Pat Hofstetten Snookums ; Key 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3,4, Advisory Board 4, Y-Teens 2,3,4; Debate 3,4; Skyline 4, Dramatics 4, Treasurer of Y-Teens 4, President of Business Club 4. Bobby Gene Housley: “Boots ; F.D.A. 4. Bonnie Hufford: Home Ec. 2,3; Camera Club 4, Business Club 4. Donna Kasten: Y-Teens 3,4; Business Club 4; G.A.A. 1.2,3,4. Jim Kelley: Clarence ; Key 4, Football 4; Skyline 4, Literary Magazine 4. Geneva Heydeman Betty Hintz Pat Hofstetter Bobby Gene Housley Bonnie Hufford Donna Kasten James Kelley Phyllis Kerns Ronald Kinkead George Kipp Billie Kirkpatrick Pete Kostadelos Rosemary Kupresin Alberta Larson Phyllis Kerns: Phyl ; Choir 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Bio-Chem-Ics 4, Extemporaneous Speaking 2; Debate 3,4, Verse 3,4, Declamation 2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Advisory Board 2,3,4; Treasurer of Advisory Board 4; Vice-president of Choir 3; President of Choir 4. Ronald Kinkead: ‘ Ron ; Track 2,3. George Kipp: “Johnny ; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4. Billie Kirkpatrick: “Bill ; Business Club 3,4; Skyline 4; Camera Club 4, Bio-Chem-Ics 4, Y-Teens 3,4. Pete Kostadelos: “Kosty ; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Baseball 4; Vice-president of Class 4. Rosemary Kupresin: “Kup ; G.A.A. 2,4; Business Club 3,4; Skyline 4. Alberta Larson: “Birdie , Band 1.2,3,4; Choir 4; Home Ec. 1,2,3; Business Club 4. Bio-Chem-Ics 3,4. Beverly Layer: “Bev''. Margaret Leasenby: “Margie ; Choir 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 4, Declamation 4, Home Ec. 1,2,3,4. Lois Lee: “Red ; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3; Pep Band 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2. Marcalee Leibee: “Sid ; Skyline 4, Home Ec. 4; Spanish Club 4 Rosalee Leibee: “Sid ; Home Ec. 4; Spanish Club 4, Skyline 4. Beverly Layer Margaret Leasenby Lois Lee Marcalee Leibee Rosalee Leibee Richard Liedtke Bob Logsdon Glennis Lohse Katherine Lucas Alice Malfait Dick Liedtke: Link ; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, Advisory Board 2,3. Bob Logsdon: Me Collie ; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 4. Glennis Lohse: “Tri-Mic 3,4. Katherine Lucas: Kate ; Home Ec. 1,2,3,4. Alice Malfait: Al ; Y-Teens 2,3; Business Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Skyline 4. Joanne Massarollo: “Jo ; Home Ec. 1,2,3; Bio-Chem-Ics 2; Business Club 4. Phyllis McCorkle: Baby Phyl ; Business Club 3,4, Skyline 4. Wm. J. Me-Corkle: Mac ; Football 1,2; Treasurer of Tri-Mic 4. George McGhee: Band 1, 2,3,4, Bio-Chem-Ics 3,4. Leo McGivern: Mac ; Choir 3,4; Quartet 3,4; Tri-Mic 4; Business Club 4. Floyd McMahon: Mud ; Band 1,2,3,4; Tri-Mic 4. Charles McMurray. Vincent Median: Roscoe. Joanne Massarollo Phyllis McCorkle William McCorkle George McGhee Leo McGivern Floyd McMahon Vincent Median Helen Meier Norma Mellinger Bob Meyer John Miller Barbara Mitton Floyd Mitton Bernard Montez Helen Meier: Gabby ; Business Club 3,4; Skyline 4; Y-Teen 3,4. Norma Mellinger. Bob M. Meyer: Mikan ; Track 1; Play 3; Tri-Mic 4; Camera Club 4. Bio-Chem-Ics 4, Tri-Mic Club officer 4. John Miller: Speed ; Advisory Board 4, Bio-Chem-Ics 4, Business Club 3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4, Thespians 3,4, Oratory 3,4, President of Advisory Board 4; Dramatics 3,4. Barbara Mitton: Barb , Key 4, Choir 4; Dramatics 4 Floyd Mitton: Elmer , Chorus 1,2,3; Tri-Mic 1,2 Bernard Montez: Bennie. Mary-lee Morehart: MoMo ; Chorus 2; Choir 3,4. Declamation 3,4, Dramatics 3,4, Business Club 3,4, Thespians Treasurer 4. Bill Nelson: Blackhawk Football 1.2.3.4, Baseball 2,3,4. Donna Nelson: Tissy. Jacqueline Nicely: Jackie , Spanish Club 4, Home Ec. 4, Y-Teens 4 Donovan Nicholson: Nick , Band 1.2.3.4, Band Librarian. Marylee Morehart Bill Nelson Donna Nelson Jacqueline Nicely Donavon Nicholson 9 Jim Noah Ronnie Noden John Norton George Nyquist Pete Panouses Jim Noah: Creep ; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football Mgr. 2,3,4; Track 1; Advisory Board 2; Band 1.2,3,4; Key 4. Dramatics 3; Class President 4. Ronald R. Noden: Rocky ; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2,3,4, Key 4; Class President 2. John Norton: Jock ; Debate 1,2,3,4, Advisory Board 2. George Nyquist: Doc ; Band 1.2,3,4 Pete Panouses: Pan House ; Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1. Edna Park: Minnie Pearl ; Bio-Chem-Ics 1,2,3.4; Camera Club 4; Spanish Club 4; President of Spanish Club 4 Franklin Pearce: Frank ; Editor Literary Magazine 4. Bonnie Sue Peterson: Band 3; Choir 4; Business Club; Bio-Chem-Ics 4. Shirley Peterson: Chorus 2,3. Hector Poelvoorde: Hec ; Basketball 1; Tri-Mic 4; Baseball 2. Dale Rausch: Bill , Tri-Mic 3.4. Leona Redden: Nonnie ; Home Ec. 1; Choir 2,3,4, Business Club 4, Bio-Chem-Ics 2,3,4. Edna Park Frank Pearce Bonnie Peterson Shirley Peterson Hector Poelvoorde Dale Rausch Leona Redden Louis Redman Suzanne Rezner Ruth Rind Carla Rittenhouse Robert Robinson Kenny Rollo Merrill Roscoe Louis Redman: ‘Louie. Suzanne Rezner: Mickey ; Debate 3.4; Declamation 4, Dramatics 3.4; Thespians 4; Oratory 4. Ruth Rind: Ruthie. Carla Rae Rittenhouse: 'Carla Babe. Robert Robinson: Squirt ; Football 1, Basketball 3; Tri-Mic 3,4 Kenneth Rollo: Tennis 3; Debate 2. Merrill Roscoe. Donna Ross: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Key 4, Business Club 3,4, Vice-President of Class 1. Dorothy Round: “Dot ; Business Club 3,4. Maravene Ryan: “Boot ; Choir 1; Library Club 2,3,4, Bio-Chem-Ics 4, Spanish 4, Business Club 3,4, Sec. and Treas. of Library Club 3. Ruth Schaeffer: Ruthie ; Home Ec. 2,3,4; Business Club 4, Y-Teens 3; Secretary of Home Ec. 4, Rose Marie Schatteman: Rosie ; Home Ec. 4; Business Club 3; Advisory Board 4, Secretary of Advisory Board 4. Donna Ross Dorothy Rounds Maravene Ryan Ruth Schaeffer Rose Marie Schatteman Carol Schmidt: “Smitty ; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Business Club 3,4 Darrell Schroeden “Shorty , Tri-Mic Club 4 Margaret Scott: “Peggy ; G.A.A. 2,3,4, Home Ec. 1; Declamation 4, Business Club 3,4, Y-Teens 2. Wanda Shappard: Business Club 2. Gerald Shelangouski: “Squirt ; Tri-Mic 4. Robert Sheley: “Sheley ; Tri-Mic 4. Bill .Shew. Rgnnie Smith: Smitty ; Football 1,2; Tri-Mic 4. Russell Smith: “Cookie ; Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4, Skyline 4, Bio-Chem-Ics 3,4, Business Club 4, Dramatics 3; Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4; Pep Band 2, 3,4, Bohemian Band 2,4. Margarito Soliz: “Maugy , Baseball 2,3; Key 4. Bill Spavin: “Willey ; Tri-Mic 4. Juanita Stang: “Shorty ; Business Club 3,4, Hoipe Ec. Club 1,2; Choir 1,2,3, Key 4. Robert Sheley Bill Shew Arlene Stanlake Norma Stoneburg George Studen Joan Swafford Donnalee Swarts Don Sweet Bonnie Tessman Arlene Stanlake: Business Club 3,4; Chorus 2; Y-Teens 3,4; Home Ec. 1. Norma Stoneburg: Business Club 3,4. George Studen: “Toot ; Tri-Mic Club 4. Joan Swafford: “Swaff ; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Advisory Board 1; Dramatics 4; President of G.A.A. 4, President of Class 3. Donnalee Swarts: Blimp ; Home Ec. Club 2,3,4; Bio-Chem-Ics 2,4, Business Club 4. Y-Teens 2, Camera Club 4 Don Sweet: “Quiz Kid ; Band 1,2,3,4; Key 4 Bonnie Tessman: “Tess ; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Business Club 3,4. Band 1,2,3.4; Key 4, Secretary-Treasurer G.A.A. 2, Vice-President of G.A.A. 3; President of Y-Teens 4. Dick Thomas: “Mohawk ; Football 1.2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Advisory Board 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3.4, Tri-Mic 4, Vice-President of Advisory Board 4. Gary Thornbloom: “Thorny ; Band 3,4, Skyline 4; Thespians 4, Library Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3.4, Camera Club 3,4, Business Club 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Declamation 4, President of Library Club 4. Ann Tickoff. Arlene Tonn: “Arly ; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Business Club 3,4, G.A.A. 1 ,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Skyline 3,4, Key 4, Debate 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer of Class 2; Secretary of Class 4. Don Tyler: “Tick ; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Football Manager 2,3,4, Tri-Mic Club 3,4, Advisory Board 3,4, Treasurer of Class 4. Richard Thomas Gary Thornbloom Ann Tickoff Arlene Tonn Donald Tyler Beatrice Valle Bill Van Buskirk Jocelyn Van Buskirk Bob Vander Jeugdt Leonard Van De Walle Beatrice Valle: “Bea ; G.A.A. 4; Business Club 4; Spanish Club 4, Bill Van Buskirk: Van ; Choir 1,2,3,4; Track; Football, Basketball, Tri-Mic 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. Jocelyn Van Buskirk: Josie ; Business Club 3.4. Bob Vander Jeugdt: Tri-Mic 4. Leonard Van de Walle: Roach ; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Tri-Mic 4; Vice-President of Class 2. Don Van De Wiele: Wheel ; Tri-Mic 3; Skyline 4. A1 Van Hecke: Vannie ; Football 2; Cross Country 4 Mary Jo Van Hoe: “Jo ; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3; Business Club 3.4. Edmund Van Landegen: Belgian ; Tri-Mic 3,4, Camera Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2. Betty Van Valkenburg: ' Betty Jo ; Band 2; Business Club 3,4, Bio-Chem-Ics 2,3,4; Camera Club 4. Marilyn Vaughn: Corky Bio-Chem-Ics 3.4, Y-Teen 2,3,4, Business Club 3,4, Library Club 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4. Tom Veskaui: Thespians 3,4. Don Van De Wiele A1 Van Hecke Mary Jo Van Hoe Edmund Van Landegen Betty Van Valkenburg Marilyn Vaughn Tom Veskaui Louis Vogl: Lou. Melvin Walker: ’’Mel ; Baseball 2, Library Club 2.3. Ralph Wildermuth. Theresa Wildermuth: ’’Terry. Don Winger: ’’Doc. Shirley Wise: Y-Teen 3,4, Business Club 3,4. Patricia Ann Wolle: “Patty ; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4, Business Club 3,4. Frank Wright: ’’Smiley ; Basketball 1,2.3,4; Football 2; Football Manager 2,3; Baseball 4; Advisory Board 3, Secretary-Treasurer of Class 3; Editor-in-Chief of Key 4. Bill Wymer: “Lou ; Band 1. Charles McMurray. Shirley Wise Patricia Wolfe Camera-Shy Clyde Blais Ruth Campbell Richard De Baillie Ed Freebern Richard Hoehn Bill Jones Art Klebe Melvin Polite Eugene Rush Bill Teager Richard Thornbloom Dick Wallingford Frank Wright Bill Wymer Charles McMurray Seniors Sponsor Homecoming Our first homecoming royalty! Seated are Gloria Sis Dailey and brother Chuck, who were voted the most popular girl and boy at UTHS. Standing behind them is their court, from left to right. Phil Mitchell, Pete Kostadelos, Jean Seifkin. Joan Swafford, Mary Ann Clark, Joann Keith, Dick Ingram, and Darrell Yeargle. The seniors won the float contest with their covered wagon predicting the '49ers would beat Monmouth or bust! (Jonesy is holding the reins.) At the dance in celebration of the homecoming, runners-up Pete Kostadelos and JoAnn Keith with the royalty. Chuck and Gloria. Coming in second was the annual float, with our huge replica of the Skyline. Crowned during assembly of the Big Day, Chuck and Sis said it was the happiest times of their lives. Their smiles show this. Upholding the fighting ability of UTHS gridmen, the Business Club entered this float which came in third in the contest. (Babeau hasn't had a bath since I) Class of 1950 Guelda Gooding Secretary George Waddell Vice President H-U-R-R-Y! ! H-U-R-R-Y! ! Coming to the big-top, we see the very progressive class of juniors. Under the capable leadership of Miss Bernice Howard, sponsor; and assisted by Ted Jackson, president; George Waddell, vice-president; Guelda Gooding, secretary; Richard DeShriver, treasurer; this class has made a very prominent record. Tri-Mic, Camera Club, Y-Teen, Business Club, Bio-Chem-Ics, Future Homemakers of America, G.A.A., and senior choir claim many juniors as members. Many juniors have also made themselves prominent in the speech department. The class play, “My Sister Eileen, a sparkling comedy, showed the cast's ability and was greatly praised by all who saw it. Miss Howard Sponsor .. - m Richard DeShriver Treasurer As we step out of the big-top tent on the midway, we know that here is a junior class capable of carrying-on during its senior year. lames Abbott Jean Adams James Allen Julie Ames Charles Anderson Eugene Anderson Stanley Andon Darlene Ballegeer Patricia Banks Sharrie Bayles Joe Beardsley Jess Belman Dale Bennett Paul Bennett William Blackwell Jackie Blunke Mary Lou Bobb Virginia Bond Jack Boyer Jeannie Braet Barbara Brand Ayliffe Bristol George Burdick Paul Burge Jo Ann Burns Eugene Call Donald Carlson Ronald Willis Ceston Eugene Clark Lucian Claus Our first homecoming royalty at UTHS! I Sis Dailey “sits on top of the world between halves of our homecoming game with Monmouth. Dorothy Davis Wayne Davis Edmun Debarre Donald DeBlaey Robert DeBlaey Donna DeBliek Ronald DeBo David DeDoncker Feme Deem John Defebaugh Marcella Degraer Valentine DeLaRosa Ernest Dennhardt Marie DeRammelaere Richard DeSchriver Joseph Dilulio Ray Dionne Beverly Dowis Patricia Dunbar Melba Durnell Anna Economus Bob Entwhistle Nancy Erickson Paul Erickson Guelda Gooding Wendell Graham Wanda Guldenpiennig Pete Gust Pat Feehan Jean Ferreri Carl Foltz Connie Forrest John Francis Kitty Frasier Ed Freebern Kenneth Frels Marilyn Giesenhagen James Giovinazzo Theresa Goderis Joe Gomez Miss Piano stands outside the driving car with a load of pupils. At the wheel is Collins Ray, the other instructor. Barbara Hammond Jeanette Hanneman Fred Harker Charles Harris Robert Hart Betty Hatten Grace Haywood Jo Ann Heitmann John Homick Evelyn Hoste Ramona Hott Janette Huggart Doloris Hunt Yvonne Hunter Richard Ingram Betty Jean Isais Ted Jackson Donald Jacobs Leonard Janowski Gloria Jesuit Daryl Johannsen Odeena Johnson Joan Johnston Charlotte Jones James Kennedy Barbara Kicksey Jack Kincaid Tula Kulles Tony Kutmas Gerard Lampo Norma Lane Sue Lane Joann Lapaczonek Arlene Lavery Robert Leibovitz Laura Levrouw Mrs. Fredericks looks over some of her pupils, as the other occupants of the library seem absorbed in their books. Jesse Lopez Jeanette Lundeen Larry Lyon James McBee Carol McClellan Kenneth McIntosh Donna McMillen Nora McMurl Mary Jane McNeal Florence Manion Art Marner Tony Martel Beverly Matthys Donald Merideth Richard Miller Jack Minor Norma Minor Dwight Moberg Patricia Moeller Aubrey Monson Gloria Moirow Tony Nache Wanda Nagel Donna Nimrick Don Nyquist Jerry Oliver Marilyn Osman Mary Frances Owen Patricia Passmore Betty Peacock Phyllis Pearson Kathryn Pecaut Marjorie Peterson Mary Poelvoorde Eli Pyevich Gene Ragan A discussion unit in home management takes place in the model living room. Jacqueline Richmond Robert Robinson Arthur Rollo Mary Sue Roper Barbara Ruhs Ida Rush Jack Ryan Mary Ann St. John Beatrice Sandoval Charles Sandoval Georgia Sandoval Santiago Sandoval Dolores Schatteman June Schultz Russel Schultz Charlotte Seeieldt Theresa Segura Donna Sergeant Doreen Sheets Richard Sheley Gerald Shelangouski Melvin Short Janice Sohrbeck Dorothy Soulis Mary Soulis Jack Speckman Mary Jo Sperry Beverly Steiner Patricia Stephenson Betty Jean Stern Charles Stout Duane Stout Marshall Sutton LeRoy Swanson Patty Sweet Glenn Teager Donald Techlin Gerald Thompson Lorena Thareson Jean Thurber Just before the bell in John's 1V-A class, first period. Barbara Tomlinson Mary Louise Tosetto George Townsend Ronald Trogdon Margery Trotter Tom Tully Pauline Ullrich Pauline Valentine Donald VanAuwelaer JoAnn VanDerVoorde Paul VanThorre Barbara Vaughn Ruth Vickers George Waddell Carolyn Ward Charles Weiss Ina Wells Alice Welsh Francis Whipple Richard Wildermuth Beulah Williams Donna Williams Arnold Wilson June Wortman Camera-Shy Allen Sawes Robert Andrew Darlene Ballegeer Betty Carpenter Talitha Davidson Richard Deopere Charles Harris Tony Kutmas Burton Martin Mary Megrew Edward Neels Wanda Nagel Mel Polite Jim Riva Eugene Rush Edith Smith Doris Sutterer Robert Whalen Don Veskauf Tressa Wortman Bessie Zarlantanes Gwendolyn Ziegenhorn This panel discussion in Miss Carlson's English class is obviously friendly and interesting. Trigonometry seems to be bothering some of these students. At least, they're all busy. Class of 1951 Darrell Randolph Vice-President This way folks! Step right up and take a look at a very up-and-coming class which is making itself known in activities all over the school. The sophs m'ade a very nice record for themselves in football, winning four games, tying two, and losing only two. One soph, Don Valentine, earned himself a letter on the varsity football squad. Its basketball team has done a good job of winning games. Supporting the team are three capable cheerleaders, Alice Brown, JoAnn Garland, and Sylvia Bedeian. Darrel Randolph, vice-president of the class, has already earned his varsity letter in track. Mrs. Fredericks Sponsor Barbara Braucht Secretary-T reasurer The class is active in club work as well as in athletics. G.A.A. is represented by more sophomore girls then any other class in school. Many members of the class belong to Bio-Chem-Ics, the Future Homemakers of America, and the junior Y-Teen's. Several are on the declamation, debate, and extemp teams. There are also a few in the choir. Leaders of the class are Mrs. Jessie Frederick, sponsor; jean Siefken, president, Darrell Randolph, vice-president; and Barbara Braucht, secretary-treasurer. Juanita Abel Pat Abraham Jo Ann Adame Kenneth Adams Phyllis Adams Louis Anders Jerry Anderson Rona Anderson Delores Andrews Mary Argeropoulos Carolyn Bagge Keith Bailey Marlene Bates Sylvia Bedeian Allen Bell Edith Benson Archie Bert William Blick John Branch Barbara Braucht Bill Brokaw Alice Brown Pat Browning Patricia Bruegger Dorina Bucci Wayne Bulen Rose Cacari James Carr Robert Cass Evelyn Castens Joan Cate Jerry Clark Gay Cofiman Patricia Coon Jerry Cooper Robert Copeland Editor-in-chiei Lois Carlson with Paul Allaert, picture editor, in our annual room. The rule was Always Working ' Look who's breaking the rulesl 1 Franklin Deopere Fred DeSpain Glenn Dessing Theresa De Taeye Beverly Dieterick Joan Dixon Jo Ann Dobbelaere Dwight Dopier Jr. Alvin Dopson Elaine Doyle Carol Emmerson Carol Lee Emmerson Virginia Entwistle Donald Fackler Barbara Ferry Carol Feuser Albert Fitch Gary Foley Patricia Ford Roger Forret Mary Jane French Wanda Gallaugher Carl Gargano Jo Ann Garland Jeannine Garrett Marian Gibbs Donna Lee Glanz Robert Goebel Marilyn Grant Mary Gremanes The seniors wound around the stairway in the main hall. Dizzy-looking, aren't they? ? Donna Harris Norma Harris Betty Hartshorn Eleanor Hasse Loren Hays Ted Heerde Nadine Leeper Robert Lindstrand Lyle Lohse Richard Lopez The Margie Huyvaert Tony Hylton William Hynd Darrell Irby Evelyn Jackson Jack Jackson Nick Jannes Shirley Kasten Mildred Kave Jerry Keith Jo Ann Kile Bernard Kinkead Beverly Knutson Doris Krambeck Rudolph Laingen Gabrielle Lambrecht Beverly Land Betty Lavine Carole Herrick Lester Hillier Howard Hinton Dale Hofstetter Phyllis Hoerrmann Julia Hock William Hock Jack Holt Robert Hougan Beverly Hudson Jimmy Huet Rita Huggart t Norman Luse Lyle Lyon Orba McChurch James McGehee Eugene McGinnis Frances McGivern Anna McMurray Betty McNeill Edwin Maitlen Richard Malmstrom Joe Marchello Rosemary Martel Lester Massarollo Mary Ann Masschelin James Mercer Frank Mercy Charles Meyers Jerry Meyer Floyd Miller James Miller Marilyn Miller Richard Mitton Duane Moberg Mary Morris Ray Morris Shirley Mundt Donald Neels Eunice Neels Martha Nelson Darrald Nelson Shirley Nelson Zonazae Netser Roger Nevins Darlene Newberg Harold Newenham Lawrence Neyrinck Georgia Nimrick Marylou Niswander Robert Nolan Donald Nutter Mr. Goodell's second period relaxing class in Problems of Democracy. For once they look busy. Mary O'Connell Ellen O'Dell Betty Ohrberg Rita Olsen Carol Olson Tom Pappas Spiros Pappaspiros Lee Roy Perry David Peterson Rosemary Peterson James Phillips Dorothy Pokrajac Pauline Ponciano Marion Provoost Darrell Randolph David Rangel Joe Raymond Mary Alice Reed Eloise Reveal Ramona Reynolds Donald Ropp Alberta Roussel Georgia Rowan Tom Rush Nancy Ryan Mary Lou Ryker Marvin Salmonson Sharon Sammon Alice Samson Jane Sanders Joyce Sanders Emmett Sawyer Dorothy Schaefer Arlene Schutte Dorothy Shamalian Carol Shaw Delores Shreve Jean Siefken Wayne Skillett Lloyd Staab A natural picture of senior home room — no one paying attention. Charles Smith Colleen Smith Edith Smith Mae Smith Margaret Sodeman Marjorie Sparrowgrove Frank Spurgetis Joan Stahl Mary Ann State Doran Stephenson Tony Stopoulos Bernhard Storjohann, Maggie Stout Warren Stout Georgia Studen Jeanne Stulir Jimmie Sullivan Joyce Taube Marian Taylor Charles Theuninck Adiel Theuninck Roger Theuninck Billy Thurber Carol Trask Jack Waddell Paul Waller Lewis Watson Jim Webb Narcissa Trujillo Don Valentine Joan Van Hecke Dorothy Vanderjeugdt Joyce Van de Voorde Richard Van Tieghem Wilbur Veroeven Don Versluis Doris Versluis Donald Veskauf John Virnig Joyce Viscioni One of the boys' gym classes in action. Lois Wilson Fred Winthurst Louis Woodworth Darrell Yeargle Manuel Ysais Matthew Zarlantaneb CAMERA SHY Class Snaps Eugene Anderson Robert Andrew Solomon Chavez Lucian Claus Bob Entwistle Johnny Grant Sandy Hegwood Tony Kutmas Norma Lane Laura Levrouw Allen McGehee Elmer Polite Robert Pulver Anglo Reyes Franklin Roeder A1 Sandoval Delores Shepherd Sonny Soliz Mary Soulis Mary Jo Sperry Crotis Spicer Lloyd Staab Chris Tertipes Irene Townsend Joan Van Hecke Richard Wassell Miss Railsback's proteges take a test in English. Miss Howard gives an assignment in geometry to her class. Future bookkeepers in bookkeeping class, with Mr. Philhower. Miss Poison's English class listens to Don Valentine. AU the students concentrate on their books in wrestling coach Jocko Wrenn's history class. For once (??) not listening to Miss Dean, or giving her their full attention. Class of 1952 i V ) i. Come One, Come All! — lor a showcase full of activities which the Class of '52 has contributed to UTHS this year. In their first year here they have participated in the Homecoming float contest, have had their regular freshman party, and have given an assembly. In the field of sports the boys won a large percentage of their football and basketball games. A large number of the girls belong to G.A.A. The Freshman girls baseball team, masquerading under the name of Freshman Daredevils, won 3 games out of 3 to take first place in that tournament. 77 Peggy Schneck Secretary Bill Marks Treasurer We are sure that in the next three years this class will uphold in full measure the tradition of loyalty and honor to our school. Betty Adams Ethan Allen Shirley Mae Allen Glen Anderson Armow Baney Keith Beardsley Mary Jean Blackwell Marlin Blair Dick Bland Joseph Boenitz Carl Bond Aileen Bowling Charles Bowman Marilyn Bowman James Boyer Lucille Bozoiow Gilbert Breckling Connie Brittenham Betty Brown Ronald Buie Phyllis Bulen Albert Bute Beverly Jean Cabor Theresa Carari Ronald Cady Sue Ann Cady Jerry Call Francis Campbell John Campbell Raymond Cappaert Leroy Carlson Billy Carmichael Elaine Cary Robbie Caufield Bill Churchill Carl Clark Joseph Claus Gerald dayman Richard Clowes Duane Cobert Preparing appetizing meals are the girls in the freshman cooking class. Jean Cobert Betty Cole Richard Collins Jesse Coronell Dorothy Convents Jo Anne Cox Jerry Cunningham Marvin Cunningham Agnes Dahlstrom Robert Dailey Marlene Davenport Carol Davis Carol DeBlieck David DeBarre Joyce DeBord Bette DeDoncker Gabriella Degraer Richard DeGraeve Sherry Degner Ray Dehow Duane Dennhardt Lawrence DePoorter Donna DePorter Stella DeRoedt Richard DeSmet Joan Dillon Gwendolyn Dolleslager James Duncan Robert Duyck Betty Eklof George Eklof William Evans Donald Fee James Feehan Connie Fentress Travise Fields Miss Smith must have given a long assignment; those students surely are concentrating. Ralph Gerhardt Mark Goar James Goeden Rose Gomez Nick Goumas Joyce Gower Dick Gower Donna Griffin Don Gronwaldt Dave Gunlock Elva Gustafson Roger Gustafson Hartley Guthrie William Guthrie Bernard Haertjens Barbara Hagerman Helen Hahn Patsy Hanshew Donald Harman Robert Hatten Robert Hagwood Cleo Hernandly Margaret Herrera Jean Heydeman Wayne Hollins William Horn Joyce Hoyt Raymond Hubbs Donna Mae Hufford Elaine Hunt The members of Mrs. Ekdahl's class listen to a report. It must be amusing I Jo Ann Keith James Kelley William Kincaid Juanita King Marcella Kliner Tom Klingbiel Pat Knox Fred Kohrt Betty Kupersin Robert Lampher Curtis Larson Helen Larson John Larson Charles Layer Donna LeClaire Pauline Lee Barbara Leeper Beverly Leibovitx Howard Leppo Melva Ligons Florence Lingle Thomas Lingris Robert Lockett Jackie Logsdon Robert Long Peter Lulich Jill Lundeen Thomas Luse Janet McCombs Kenneth McConou Nancy McCorkle Jeanne McTigue Carol Mabie Jean Malcolm Pat Malmstrom William Marks Darlene Martin Barbara Marx Eugene Miller Donna Mendenholl Students in study hall hard at work. Could it be they're posing for the picture? Evelyn Miller Jim Miller Shirley Miller Terry Miller Nancy Millett Doris Mills Philip Mitchell Shirley Moeller Freda Monteith Lanny Morgan Beverly Morrissey Kenneth Mourning Jo Ann Muzos Robert Myers Milo Nache Willard Neely Beverly Nevins Donna Nitzel John Oltman Russell Owen Sally Owen Thomas Owen Mary Low Popish Pauline Park LeRoy Petersen Donna Peterson Thelma Peterson Dale Phillips Keith Pickens John Ponce Charles Reveal Douglas Reynolds Jerry Richter Marilyn Rind Hand over that saw says Dick Mitton. a member of the wood shop class. John Roberts Don Robinder Duane Robinder Glen Robinson Annabelle Rockwell Jo Roeschman Bernita Roscoe August Roussel Luella Rowan Dixie Rusk Wilma Rusk Clarence Ryker Dorothy St. John Don Samuelson Frank Sandoval Alice Saunders Richard Scharer Margaret Schneck Ralph Schneider Karen Schubert Jack Schultz Jo Ann Scott Sally Shank Dorothy Sheets Delores Shepherd Dorothy Shope Marlene Sill Donna Simcox Bill Smith Don Smith Sandra Smith Carolyn Snyder Guadalupe Soliz Betty Lou Sperry Crotis Spicer Sylvia Stacey Peter Stanbra Jean Stephens Lora Stephenson Helen Stoehr We proudly present our new organ, being played by our talented school organist, Mr. Bob Goodell. Larry Stoneburner LaWanna Sutterer William Sutterer Leow Sutton Pat Swanson Donna Sweet lames Taulbee Marion Taulbee Max Taylor Norman Teager Sally Techlin Lupe Terronez Manuel Terronez Christ Tertipes Beverly Thurber Pat Tighe Carol Trujillo Mabel Turner Steve Uzelac Doris Vanden Rossche Leona VanDeVelde Durward Van Valkenburg Donald Viager Beverly Vickers Loyal Voight Joseph Vyncke Delores Waldron Richard Walker Shirley Walker Wanda Walker Bryn Walmsley Donna Wallen Don Ward William Warr Richard Wassell James Washington After three periods of long, hard (?) work comes fourth period lunch. Pat Steiner Julia Welsh Helen Wheeler Donald Wildermuth Gayle Williams Barbara Wilkey Truman Wilson Ruth Wise Joyce Wooley Dean Zeigler Erialence Zimmerman CAMERA SHY Dolly Mae Bowman Bill Cavin Marie Cowan Phillip Davison Carl Gargano Dorothy Rockwell Clara Rygg Frank Spurgetis Ronald Stone Edward Versluys Henry McLean John Nelson Mary Rangel Angla Reyls Shirley Collier Class Snaps Future housewives, these freshmen, learn to stitch and snip. This Latin test must be a good one, or has Miss Shoemaker just cast one 6i her spells. Since these algebra students couldn't find the unknown by themselves, they pay close attention to Mr. Bray, who is helping them search for it. ACTIV ITIES Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Most circuses have large rings with all circles pierforming at the same time, displaying different acts. This is comparable to our own UTHS; for here we have many rings, all performing at the same time. Our rings include clubs, publications, advisory board, and many others. Often during our school year, the hand that holds the whip relaxes, and so do we. That's when we all join in to have some fun. This usually means dances, parties, school affairs, and plays to work on and attend. The opportunities are not limited and are offered to both boys and girls. So let's leave the beaten path for a while and take a glimpse at the activities — UTHS style. Advisory Board First row: Carol DeBlieck. Helen Larson, Bobbie Caufield, Margaret Schneck. John Campbell, Douglas Reynolds. William Gutherie. Marvel Ingram, Sandra Smith. Second row: Gary Hanson, Patricia Ford, Carol Feuser, Richard Van Tiegh-em. Don Valentine, Darrell Randolph, James Miller. William Hynd. Third row: Mary Anne St. John. Mary Tosetto, George Waddell. Paul Erickson, Dick Ingram, Jack Minor, Donna Sergeant. Fourth row: Pat Hofstetter, Phyllis Kerns, Paul Allaert, Bill Cant. Dick Liedtke, Richard Thomas. Don Tyler, Rose Marie Schatteman. Every large body of people should have some form of representation. It was with this in mind that the Advisory Board was formed to represent the student body of UTHS. Through this channel it was hoped to promote a spirit of co-operation between the faculty and students, to promote interest in the school government as well as the activities and accomplishments of the students of our school. The president is selected by popular vote of the student body and other members are elected by home rooms as their representatives. Through these representatives the students speak. This year's president was John Miller, under whose leadership the council has provided bus transportation to out-of-town games and sponsored a Sock Hop in the cafeteria. Much of the success of our first real homecoming was attributed to the Advisory Board. Other able officers elected were Dick Thomas, vice president and Rose Marie Schatteman, secretary-treasurer. Advisory Board Officers Seated left to right: John Miller, president; Rose Marie Schatteman, secretary. Standing: Richard Thomas, vice-president; Miss Fehrman, sponsor; Phyllis Kerns, treasurer. Bio-Chem-lcs First row. left to right: James Miller. Bob Hougan, Yvonne Hunter. Beverly Dowis, Edna Park, Mary Burdick, Bonnie Peterson, Joette Cauley, Mary Jane McNeal, Mary Alice O'Connell, Donna Glanz, Ellen O'Dell, Lougine Admundsen, Marilyn Giesenhagen. Second row: Anna Economus. Joetta Cramm, Alberta Larson, Colleen Brown, Joan Cuerden, Gloria Jesuit, Mary Lou Bobb, Bernadine Reuscher, Pauline Ullrich, Charlotte Seefeldt, Leona Redden, Clare Gaines. Margaret Leasenby, Phyllis Kerns, Marilyn Vaughn. Third row: Lillian Cooke, Janette Lundeen, Dorothy Davis, Beverly Layer, Billie Kirkpatrick. Betty Van Valkenburg, Beverly Harmon. Carol Emmerson, Nancy Ryan, Joyce Sanders, Dorothy Pokrajac, Jeanne Stulir. Arlene Schutte, Dorina Bucci Fourth row: Pat Ford, Tula Kulles, Pat Browning. Marjorie Peterson. Sue Lane, Donnalee Swarts, Mary Ann Clark, Gloy Hanneman, Alice Brown, Rita Olson, Joan Dixon, Lois Wilson, JoAnn Van Hecke, Joyce Taube. Fifth row: Mr. M. W. Pratt, sponsor, Russell Smith, Majel Fritz, Jean Harmen-ing, Maravene Ryan, Pat Dralle, Lois Gray. Jean Siefken, Alice Sampson, Jo Ann Kile, Sylvia Bedeian, Sharon Sammon, Miss Helen Buresh, sponsor. Sixth row: George McGhee, Gene Ragan, Roger Forret, Louis Woodworth, Nick Jannes, Lloyd Staab, Jack Waddell. Bob Gower, Lawrence Babeu, Bob Meyer, Bill Cant, Paul Allaert. Seventh row: LeRoy Swanson, Glenn Teager, Clarence Beardsley, Donald Carlson, David DeDoncker, Leonard Janowski, Tom Tully, Tony Nache, Richard De Schriver, John Defebaugh. Bob Whalen, Wilbur Veroeven. Eighth row: Richard Loding, Robert Leibovitz, Ronnie DeBo, Joe Raymond. The members of the Bio-Chem-lcs Club are students studying biology, chemistry, physics and those who made an average of A in General Science and B in their other studies for the first semester. These people belong to one of the oldest organizations of the school. The club was formed in 1935 by its present supervisor, Mr. M. W. Pratt. It was planned to promote a more intelligent understanding of the modern world of science and its importance to mankind. In this field changes are constantly taking place, making the meetings very interesting, as material for discussion is never lacking. This year the topic for their films and discussions has been conservaton. OFFICERS President ....... Mary Ann Clark Vice-President ....... Majel Fritz Secretary ......... Ronnie DeBo Treasurer____ Lougine Amundsen Seated, left to right: Lougine Amundsen, Mary Ann Clark, Majel Fritz, Ronnie DeBo. Standing: Alice Brown, Betty Jo Van Valkenburg; Mr. Pratt, and Miss Buresh, sponsors. Business Club It is the wide variety of commercial courses offered to the juniors and seniors that has helped to make the Business Club one of the largest organizations in school. Many former members of the club are now employed in the offices of business concerns throughout the Tri-Cities, handling their positions very satisfactorily. Members of this staff are always striving to find a method of raising funds so that they may place some article in the commercial department to help step up the efficiency of its work. First row: Lawrence Babeu, Jackie Blunke, Connie Forrest, Darlene Ballageer, Yvonne Hunter, Rosemary Kupresin, Verle Gustafson, Shirley DeGraeve, Janette Giovenazzo, Jackie Blaine. Pat Hofstetter, Arlene Tonn, Jo Ann Gremonprez, Lois Carlson, Phyllis McCorkle, Juanita Stang, Geneva Heydeman. Second row: Miss Geneva Henerhoff, sponsor, Marilyn Vaughn. Joanne Massarollo, Dorothy Davis, Mary Lou Bobb, Marilyn Conover, Jo Ann VanDeVorde, Barbara Hammond, Alberta Larson, Marilyn Osman, Betty Peacock, Joyce Cobert, Nancy Erickson, Gary Thornbloom, Paul Allaert. Third row: Kitty Frasier, Betty Stern, Sharrie Bayles, Ramona Hott, Mary Phyllis Pearson, Kathryn Pecaut, Wanda Guldenpfennig, Barbara Vaughn, Mary Tosetto, Pat Feehan, Jeannie Braet, Joetta Cramm, Barbara Ruhs, Jeanette Lundeen. Fourth row: Bonnie Hufford, Donna Lee Swartz, Alice Malfait, Norma Stoneburg, Betty Van Valkenburg, Anna Economus, Julie Ames, Tula Kulles, Grace Haywood, Jean Harmening, Ghlea Herrick, Joy George, Charlotte Douglas, Joette Cauley, Bonnie Peterson, Wanda Nagel, Patricia Stephenson. Fifth row: Pauline Valentine, Donna McMil-len, Maravene Ryan, Shirley Conover, Thelma Giesler, Donna DeBlieck, Carol McClellan, Donna Williams, Gloria Morrow, Ruth Schaeffer. Reba Gallaugher, Lupe Cacari, Beatrice Valle, Bonnie Tessman, Billie Kirkpatrick, Jocelyn Van Buskirk, Doreen Sheets. Sixth row: Doris Sutterer, Jean Adams, Feme Deen. Leona Redden, Clare Mae Gaines, Margaret Leasenby, Patricia Wolfe, Janet Reed, Doris Gager, Phyllis Kerns, Donna Ross, Gloria Dailey, Betty Goebel, Margaret Scott, Joan Swafford, Marilyn Giesenhagen, Donna Kcrsten. Seventh row: Joan Lapeczonek, Valentine DeLaRosa, Delores Schatteman, Marcella Degraer, Arlene Stanlake, Dorothy Rounds, Helen Meier, Carol Snith, Shirley Wise, Joan Cuer-den, Colleen Brown, Ina Wells, Margery Trotter, Lois Chapman, Janette Huggart, Virginia Bond. Eighth row: Arlene Cuvele, Florence Manion, Beverly Steiner, Donna Sergent, Mary Poelvoorde, Jo Ann Heitmann, Barbara Tomlinson, Carolyn Ward, June Schultz, Beverly Matthys, Charlotte Jones, Velma Gray, Jeanette Hanneman, Mary Anne St. John, Arlene Lavery, Dolores Hunt, Barbara Kicksey. Ninth row: Leo McGivern, Charles Stout, Bob Bennett, Russell Smith, Eugene Call. OFFICERS President..........._.Pat Hofstetter Vice-President Janette Giovenazzo Secretary-Treas. Shirley DeGraeve Above are Shirley DeGraeve, Pat Hofstetter, and Janette Giovenazzo, with Miss Henerhoff sponsor, standing. Shirley Wise. Thelma Giesler, and Helen Meier have the job of doing some mimeographing. What could it be this time girls — programs, tickets, or just letters? Wonder how long ago the bell rang? Let's get down to work girls. (What's so interesting, Betty?) The juniors are really learning what work is — shorthand class. It looks as if Williams, Steiner, and Sergeant have given up shorthand as a loss. Camera Club First Row: Arlene Lavery, Mary Anne St. John, Arlene Cuvele, Florence Manion, Sharrie Bayles, Mary Poelvoorde, JoAnn Heitmann, Patricia Banks, Joan Lapaczonek, Valentine Del La Rosa, Delores Schatteman, Paul Allaert, Marilyn Giesen-hagen, Gerard Lampo, Harry Bedeian Second row: Donna Williams, Doloris Hunt, Betty Van Valkenburg, Edna Park, Yvonne Hunter, Darlene Ballageer, Jackie Blunke, Connie Forrest. Billie Kirkpatrick, Colleen Brown, Joan Cuerden, Mary Burdick, Donna McMillen, Wilbur Veroeven Third row: Bryn Walmsley, Curtis Larson, Robert Whalen, Ronald DeBo, Gene Ragan. Pat Dralle. Lois Gray, Majel Fritz, Bonnie Hufford, Donna Lee Swartz, Bill Cant. Ronald Noden. Fourth row: Carl Clark, Jon Larson, Donald Carlson, Allen McGehee, Robert Leibovitz, George McGhee. Robert Haywood. Jerry Richter, Tony Hylton, Lawrence Babeu, Bob Meyer, Mr. M. W. Pratt, sponsor Camera Shy: Dolores Anderson, Talithia Davidson, Alberta Larson, Lester Massarollo. The Camera Club is one of the clubs of UTHS open to anyone in the school who is interested in photography. The club meetings are held in the projection room once a month. During these meetings the members view movies, slides, and learn about photography. This year the club sponsored something new in the way of dances. On May 13 a movie of dance bands with music was shown in the cafeteria. The students could “See it, Hear it, Dance it. The club sponsor, Mr. Pratt, and the members strive to create an interest in photography, as well as gain information. OFFICERS President........... Gerard Lampo Vice-President .....Bryn Walmsley Secretary-Treasurer Don Carlson Don Carlson, Bryn Walmsley. Mr. M. W. Pratt, sponsor, and Gerard Lampo. Club Espano First row. left to right: Rosalie Leibee, Jacqueline Nicely, Marcalee Leibee, Jack Waddell, Pat Sweet, Lupe Cacari, Edna Park, Mary Burdick, Alice Welsh, Alice Malfait, Maravene Ryan Second row: Rose Cacari. Nancy Ryan, Marilyn Vaughn, Patricia Passmore, Marjorie Peterson, Sue Lane, Joan Johnston, Janice Sohrbeck, Pauline Ponciano, Rosemary Martel, Miss Amelita Meier, sponsor Third row: Angeline Gust, Lois Wilson, Carol Feuser, Marlene Bates, Juanita Abel, Charlotte Douglas. Jean Harmening, Majel Fritz, Theresa Segura, Georgia Sandoval, Beatrice Sandoval, Beatrice Valle. Fourth row: Manuel Ysais, Jesse Lopez, Lupe Cruz, Gary Thornbloom, Leroy Swanson, Don Carlson. Leonard Janowski, John Defebaugh, Dale Hofstetter. Seated are Pat Sweet, Edna Park, Lupe Cacari; standing, George Waddell, Miss Meier. Light is being focused on the newly formed Spanish Club. It is hoped that through the success and efforts of this year's classes a good foundation has been laid on which to build a very successful club in the future. The club has given a very interesting assembly for the purpose of enlarging the enrollment in Spanish classes. People of the Spanishspeaking nations have been guests at the meetings of the club this year to explain the importance of this widely-used language. OFFICERS President .............. Edna Parks Vice-President ....George Waddell Secretary________________ Pat Sweet Treasurer .......... Lupe Cacari r. h. a. First row, left to right: Joan Stahl. Margaret Sparrowgrove, Elsie Dopier, Delores Fogel, Connie Forrest, Wanda Guldenpfen-nig, Jackie Blunke, Joan Dobbeleare, Janet Reed, Ruth Schaeffer. Margaret Leasenby, Patricia Bruegger, Joan Cate, Grace Haywood, Doris Jean Versluis, Carol DeBlieck, Agnes Dahlstrom. Second row: Marvel Ingram, Mary Ann Masschelin, Marion Provoost, Delores Shreves, Pat Malstrom, JoAnn Keith, Pat Steiner, Barbara Ferry, Marilyn Miller, Janice Sohrbeck, Donna DePorter, Delores Schatteman, Joan Lapaczoneck, Bessie Zarlantanus, Dorothy Soulis, Donna Griffin. Third row: Dorothy Vander Judght, Joyce Wooley, Phyllis Bulen, Leona VanDeVelde, Jean Heydeman, Lucy Bozoian, Betty Ann Kupresin, Nancy Millett, Beverly Deitrick, Carolyn Baggy, Gabrielle Lambreckt, Rosalie Liebee, Jackie Nicely, Marcalie Liebee, Joan Van Hecke, Lois Gray, Miss Helen Anderson. Fourth row: Donna Nitzel, Connie Brittenham, Shirley Moeller, Dorothy St. John, La Wonna Sutterer, Sandra Smith, JoAnn Scott, Dorothy Covents, Emma Fitch, Janet McCombs, Carolyn Mabie, Mabel Turner, Juanita Weathers, Pauline Valentine, Donna McMillen, Dorothy Shrope Fifth row: Carol Shaw, Margie Huyveart, Phyllis Hoermann, Donna LeClaire, Joan Cox, Darlene Ballegeer, Pat Feehan, Beverly Matthews, Carolyn Ward, Mary Louise Tosetto, Pat Coon, Donna Glanz, Alice Saunders, Melvan Ligeons, Delores Sheppard, Connie Fentress, Evelyn Jackson. Sixth row: Donnalee Swarts, Bonnie Hufford, Wilma Rusk. Mary Lou Papish, Elaine Hunt, Joan Kehoe, Lois Carlson, Mary Jo Van Hoe, Elaine De Jaegher, Jackie Hanneman. Thelma Giesler, Jackie Logsdon. Sylvia Stacey, Cora Guerrero. Marilyn Taylor, Margaret Sodeman, Donna Harris. Seventh row: Mary Alice O'Connell, Dorothy Sha-molian, Doris Mills, Donna Petersen, Arlene Cuvele, Flossi Manion, Doris Sutterer, Mary Poelvoorde, Delores Hunt, Arlene Lavery, Mary Ann St. John, Marilyn Giesenhagen. Eighth row: Mary Ann State. Marilyn Cuvele, Joyce Vande Voorde, Mary Alice Reed, Shirley Allen, Joyce Hoyt, Mary- Hurt, Sally Techlin, Jill Lundeen. The home is where the heart is must be the motto of the Future Homemakers of America; a nationally organized group. The instructors of the girls work vigorously, always introducing new methods of home management, making a careful survey of foods and their importance in our everyday diet to help maintain our high standards of health. The girls are taught all the important steps of sewing, as well as subjects on good grooming. Each year the members try to lend a hand to bring a spark of joy into the life of some needy person. Seated, left to right: Jackie Blunke, Janet Reed, JoAnn Dobbeleare. Ruth Schaeffer. Standing: Connie Forrest, Patricia Bruegger, Miss Anderson, sponsor, Margaret Leasenby, Wanda Guldenpfennig. F. H. A. In Action The comforts of home at UTHS, in the form of the model living room in the home economics department. Miss Anderson, sponsor, discusses a scrapbook with Officers Jackie Blunke. Janet Reed, and Connie Forrest. The seniors get their hands on some dough(l). Left to right, Thelma Gies-ler, Jackie Hanneman, and Lois Carlson. This lovely table was set by Norma Minor (1.) and Mary Jane Flemning (r.), with help from Mrs. Reynolds, instructor. Learning that a stitch in time saves nine are members of Miss Anderson's freshman sewing class. As Jill Lundeen puts the finishing touches on a new skirt, Nancy Millett watches. (She must have her project finished.) 0. A. A. Another year has closed with 150 members including 42 initiates, being active in the G.A.A. Winning the softball championship, the freshmen started off their first year in full swing. October 2, a group of girls making up a modern dance team, presented an exhibition at Sterling High School. Bowling was composed of four teams, with the Senior Strikers coming out with top-honors. Two dances were sponsored this year by the club, the Sport Dance and the Skirt Swing. The crowning of the King and Queen of Sports was the main event of the Skirt Swing. The tennis team came through with the winning of the two meets they participated in last fall. The Basketball Championship was handed to the seniors early in February when they defeated the freshmen 19-15. First row. loft to right: Joann Dobbelaere, Marion Provoost, Mary Ann Masschelin, Joan Cate. Arlene Tonn. Pat Hofstetter, Lois Carlson, Jean Seifken, Joan Swafford, Jeannie Braet, Bonnie Tessman, Phyllis Kerns, Donna Ross, Donna Kasten, Doreen Sheets, Joetta Cramm, Mary Louise Tosetto, Pat Feehan. Second row: Rona Anderson, JoAnn Garland, Theresa DeTaeye, Mary Argeropoulos, Joan Dixon, Gloria Morrow, Donna Williams, Joan Johnston, Julie Ames, Anna Economus, Marlene Bates, Elaine Doyle, Pat Wolfe. Lois Gray, Wanda Gallaugher, Marion Taylor. Freda Monteith. Third row: Joanne Van Heck, Pauline Valentine, Elva Gustafson, Betty Leibovitz, Carol Davis, Elaine Carey. Dorothy Shope, Sally Techlin, Karen Schubert, Donna LeClaire, Bessie Zarlantanes, Dorothy Soulis, Peggy Schneck, Jeannine Garrett, Shirley Sheets, Pat Malmstrom, Jeanette Hanneman, Joan Heitmann. Fourth row: Mary Ann Clark, Alice Brown, Gloria Dailey, Romona Reynolds Marvel Ingram, Jill Lundeen, Helen Larson, Shirley Miller, Donna Griffin, Arlene Schutte, Joyce Sanders, Jeannie Stulir. Lucille Bozoian. Sandra Smith, Joan Muzos, Joan Lingo, Angie Gust, Rita Olson, Mary Poelvoorde. Fifth row: Sharrie Bayles, Donna Sergeant, Beverly Steiner, Donna McMillen, Grace Haywood, Pat Steiner, Talithia Davidson, Tula Kulles, Joanne Keith, Betty Kupresin, Nancy Millett, Rosemary Kupresin, Shirley Conover, Joann Kile. Gay Coffman, Marilyn Miller, Colleen Smith, Carol DeBliecke. Sixth row: Luise Piano, sponsor, Pat Sweet, Janice Sohrbeck, Shirley Kasten, Shirley Nelson, Margaret Scott, Janette Giovenazzo, Mildred Carlson, sponsor. G.A.A. OFFICERS President..............loan Swafiord Vice-President ...._____Jeanie Braet Secretary-Treasurer_____Jean Seiiken Miss Mildred Carlson, Jeannie Braet, Miss Luise Piano, Joan Swafford, and Jean Siefken. The freshmen are up to bat. Betcha Donna hits one of those that helped the frosh claim the basketball tournament. Wolfe tries for a homer; with Leasenby, Tessman, and Gaines for moral supportf??) Try to steal third. Swaft you can make itl 1 1 The victorious seniors, in the locker room after copping the GAA basketball tournament. A fitting ending to our four years' of ball. You're all right, girlsl I I Left to right are Pat Wolfe, Mary Ann Clark. “Sis Dailey. Ruth Campbell. Lois Carlson, Donna Kasten, Bonnie Tessman, and Rosie Kupresin. Badminton proved to be a favorite sport for many of the seniors. Can you see that stretch? Alice Brown comes in for the sophs for the rebound in an exciting game during the tournament. Jumping high for the ball in a gym class game. Looks more like a class in dancing. Just shows what graceful basketball Miss Piano can teach. “Kup waits her turn in individual sports, while Joyce Taube sends the disc flying. Tennis Left to right: Joan Dixon, Julie Ames, Joetta Cramm, Bev Steiner, Jeanne Seifken, Miss Piano, Sis Dailey. An annual event at UTHS is the crowning of the Sports King and Queen. This year, by popular vote, Bill Baltzell and Mary Ann Clark, shown in the insets, were chosen King and Queen of Sports. The crowning took place at the G.A.A. dance on April 22. The Court of Honor included (top row) Lougine Amundsen, Ruth Campbell, Lois Carlson, Gloria Dailey, Gloy Hanneman, Pat Hofstetter, Rosemary Kup-resin, Joan Swafford, Bonnie Tessman, (bottom row) Paul Boyle, Bill Cant, Chuck Dailey, Johnny Kipp, Pete Kostedelos, Dick Liedtke, Jim Noah, Dick Thomas, and Leonard Van De Walle. Tri-Mic OFFICERS President...............Phil Dhondt Vice-President.......... David Linn Treasurer.............Bill McCorkle Secretary...............Paul Boyle Bill McCorkle, Mr. Josserand, Wayne Davis, Phil Dhondt, David Linn, Mr. Wittevrongel, and Paul Boyle. A triangle and a micrometer signify that the members of the Tri-Mic are interested in drafting and machine work. Being in this large industrial center the need for skilled workers is great. Courses in vocational and industrial arts are being offered to train the boys for the occupations they desire. The club was formed to promote better citizenship among its members, to help improve safety measures while at work, and to improve scholarship. The members sponsor dances and are ready to give a helping hand to any worthwhile project undertaken by the school. The club has just completed its fourth year under the supervision of its organizers, Mr. Josserand and Mr. Wittevrongel. First row, left to right: Don De Blaey, Bill Spavin, Bill Teager, Gene Clark, Eugene Cunningham, John Angel, Ray Dobbels, Jean Cooke, Wayne Davis, Dick Thomas, Dick Miller, Gerard Lampo. Second row: Bill Nelson, Leonard Van De Walle, Bob De Blaey, Douglas Brown, Paul Boyle, Chuck Dailey, Phil Dhondt, Ralph Cook, John Deem, Kenneth McIntosh, Ted Jackson, Paul Van Thorre. Third row: Jack Ryan, Floyd Mitton, Don Nyquist. Bob Vander Jeugdt, Harold Newenham, Ed Van Landegan, Bill McCorkle, Jack Kinkaid, Don Techlin, Dwight Moberg, David Linn. Fourth row: Vernon Walker, Don Tyler, Lupe Cruz, Kenneth Frels, Glennis Lohse, Ed Cabor, Hector Poelvoorde, Lawrence Babeau, Ronnie Smith, Wayne Beckstrom, Eli Pyevich, Leo McGivern Fifth row: Mr. Josserand, sponsor, Santiago Sandoval, Bill Van Buskirk, Dale Rausch, George Studen, LeRoy De Brabander, Bill Feehan, Bob Meyer, Chuck Anderson, George Dehon, Edward Neels, Bob Sheley, Marsh Wittevrongel. sponsor. Sixth row: Ray Damm, Floyd McMahon, Franklin Cramm, Bob Robinson, Ed De Barre, Art Rollo, Aubrey Monson, George Burdick, Paul Burge, Dale Bennett, Gerald Shelangouski. Phil Dhondt runs a machine in the machine shop. Future engineers? In Mr. Josserand's drafting class. Demonstrating the works of a machine is Doug Brown. while classmates gather the pointers. Watching Ed Cabor manipulate a machine are the members of the machine shop class. Senior y-Teen The purpose of the Senior Y-Teen is to eliminate racial and religious discrimination. This . club, one of the organized groups, being three years old, is under the sponsorship of Miss Bernice Howard. Meeting twice a month, having parties, and sending a junior delegate to Y-Teen camp, expenses paid, keeps all these energetic girls busy. A Pan-American Fiesta was held at the YMCA April 1. Those attending danced, played ping pong and various games, having a wonderful time. They sponsored a Bake Sale to raise money for their treasury. One of the most interesting and beneficial activities was the sending of practical Christmas boxes to Europe. First row. left to right: Marilyn Vaughn, Lois Gray. Lois Carlson. Arlene Tonn, Pat Hofstetter, Guelda Gooding. Janice Sohrbeck, Bonnie Tessman, Jackie Blaine, Donna Ross, Verle Gustafson, Joetta Cramm. Second row: Miss Bernice Howard, sponsor, Sue Lane, Ruth Vickers, Mary Jane McNeal, Bernadine Reuscher, Billie Kirkpatrick. Ruth Campbell, Barbara Kicksey, Gloria Jesuit, Julie Ames, Grace Haywood, Mary Lou Bobb. Third row: Miss Amelita Meier, sponsor, Wanda Guldenpfennig, Marjorie Peterson, Phyllis Kerns, Doris Gager, Jackie Nicely. Marcalee Leibie, Rosallie Leibee, Margery Trotter, Lois Chapman. Janet Reed. Fourth row: Barbara Allston, Marilyn Osman, Anna Economus, Faith Allen. Thelma Giesler, Gloy Hanneman, Donna Williams, Joan Swafford, Doreen Sheets, Donna Kasten, Marilyn Giesenhagen. Seated, left to right, are Janice Sohr-beck, Bonnie Tessman, and Pat Hof-stetter. Guelda Gooding is standing. OFFICERS President____________________ Bonnie Tessman Vice-President................. Janice Sohrbeck Secretary_____________________Guelda Gooding Treasurer..................... Pat Hofstetter At the Eagles Market during the Senior Y-Teens Bakery Sale. Left to right are Doreen Sheets, Billie Kirkpatrick, Donna Kasten, Pat Sweet, Janice Sohrbeck and Julie Ames. Junior First row, left to right: Freda Monteith, Barbara Ingwersen. Helen Larson. Sandra Smith. Beverly Morrisey. Donna Griflin. Shirley Miller. Jill Lundeen. Shirley Sheets. Barbara Braucht. Sharon Sammon. Carol Feuser. Beverly Knutson, Delores Shreve, Pat Malstrom. Joan Keith. Sally Vanlseghem. Lora Stephenson. Second row: Marlene Sill, Donna LeClaire, Elva Gustafson, Carol Davis, Elaine Perry. Karen Schubert, Dorothy Shope, Nancy Ryan, Arlene Schutte. Jean Stulir, Joyce Sanders, Shirley Nelson. Gay Caughman. Bev Deitrich, Betty Kupresin, Mary Jo Sperry, Mary Jane French. Third row: Mildred Cave. Donna Nitzel, Wanda Gallaugher, Beverfy Leibovitz, Pat Brueggar, Marilyn Miller, Sylvia Bedeian, Carol Olsen, Nancy Millett, Peggy Schneck, Lois Wilson, Maggie Stout, Angie Gust, Joan Kile, Joyce Taube Fourth row: Delores Sheppard, Juanita Winters, Mae Smith, Marion Taylor, Dorothy Pokrajac. Alice Samson, Joan Dixon. Barbara Ferry. Zona-zae Netser. Delores Andrews. Shirley Kasten, Coleen Smith, Pat Coon, Orba McChurch. Jean Stevens. Mrs. Ekdahl, sponsor. Filth row: Connie Fentress, Evelyn Jackson, Mary Hurt, Darlene Newburg, Lucy Bozoin, Georgia Rowan, Margie Sparrowgrove, Joan Stahl, Beverly Hudson, Helen Hahn, Doris Mills, Beverly Hahn Sixth row: Eloise Reveal, Martha Nelson. Mary Lou Niswander, Betty Ohrberg, Nadine Leeper, Melva Liggons, Alice Saunders. Mabel Turner, Janet McComb An up-and-coming group of girls, the Junior Y-Teen has this year made a name for itself and is especially noted throughout UTHS for its sale of tags to stimulate school spirit. Made up of contributions from the members, a Thanksgiving basket was prepared and presented to a local family. Continuing their work of good will, the club sent packages, through the YWCA, to groups in the Philippine Islands. In the field of entertainment, the club had a sack lunch party, a Christmas party, and a St. Patrick's potluck. OFFICERS President.........Barbara Brought Vice-President ...Beverly Knutson Secretary_____________Carol Feuser Treasurer_________Sharon Sammon Sponsor .... Mrs. Marilyn Eckdahl Seated: Carol Feuser. Barbara Braucht, and Delores Shreve Standing: Sharon Sammon. Mrs. Ekdahl, Beverly Knutson. Library Club Sealed, left to right: Maravene Ryan, Donna DeBlick, Gary Thornbloom, Miss McNutt, sponsor, Bonnie Greenwalt, Marilyn Vaughn Standing: Carol Lee Emerson, Carol McClellan, Wilda Loding, Edith Smith, lohn Norton, Charles Smith, Chuck Meier, Mary Argeropoulos, Bernard Storjohann, Marjorie Grill, Joe Marcello, Jean Harmening. The Library Club meets monthly and brings together the students who work in the library to discuss the problems they encounter while working. They also discuss ways of improving our library facilities. Members are selected by the sponsor, Miss Esther McNutt, on the basis of scholastic standing and their ability to serve in the library. F D. A. The Future Distributors of America is a newly organized club under the direction of Mr. P. J. Philhower. To be eligible a student must be a member of the distributive education class. The purpose of this club is to explore the retailing and distributive fields and to give the students an opportunity to develop their best qualities by actual practice on the job. Sealed, left to right: Katherine Lucas, Joyce Bailey, Jerry Boyer, Betty Dowell, Donald Bobb, Dorothy Dreissens Standing: Wanda Shappard, Anna Tickofl, Doris Gager, Norma Mellinger, Bill Jones, Pete Panouses, Mr. Philhower, sponsor: Seated: Joyce Bailey, Betty Dowell. Standing: Jerry Boyer, Donald Bobb. OFFICERS President Jerry Boyer Vice-President .................Don Bobb Secretary Betty Dowell Treasurer.......Joyce Bailey ££!Zaes 'MoU tc 'Key Split Games Tm.mnoir the A huh H l.y IK- t v -h -avy w orr of 15 to 2t Ka«t Molnw wphomwrt � '•' •si ikHr Ko-krtlwll « n« ,n her ■� —mS-r 24 [crew Cl .A lBi9 Nine ,fama February || h K'« r and M ----- Vol. 25 Be Iwdt — iinur Millcr't ihr« need by the National Thespians on Friday. the auditorium, according w Mr.. John O Vmkfd Township tUgh School Cost Molina. Ill. Friday. Nowmbm IX 1948 No. 4 Wrenn Deans Make Scholarships Available to Honor Seniors attract Mr. John Weed In the Jaat .aa. hail coach at IJT I M yo« why boy, _ hoae hoy. � h„ al tell yo0 Why I In Frank Bobby � Robert V., Stan GJaagow I iek Ingram CSPA 1 Jl Key Garners First The Rad Moline Key ‘ f four III’oom high acho. IjOO entail Srid Je Literary Magaxi Contest Closes The contest lor selecting a name (o 4.v stated Frank Pearce, editor ot Declamation Squad Travels to Davenport For Initial Contest ps Edge Panthers, Homecomin . D—' 1 � � nd for the tyi f0jay • stated Frank Pearce. v' which a student thinksj la� oamt 20 wmen a : •ild be turned in to tbt ffonmouth s Zippers spoiled uhen they edged the Pam the hrst quarter when t leit tackle until the Hillu hack', olarship information is now arris tag from the d' � fSR.� tdent. thirdT Jte°k ‘uu'nd Md™GiI!lL ln ind unisrersities. said Miss C'.larihel Fehrman • la putting a took first and second. rniiMiv.i? ' effort Into the mak Galetbutr and Rut u„ir� J J y i wll be offered from Rockford r ’UiU skit to make it a sue- debate t.� biesk up a tie fot lane Adams award, both S ' plaee. -evrsity . —-------- Debaters Oehater. tj eled ° a d',,0« «« selecting for D ,hr ,en,or • the ‘““inameni in Tail w' rious colleges and uni _ I ” Bm ' '■ • ro«m rtf (be eacners Too, Prove ’49ers Pick Navy and Gold As Colors; Rose, Flower c udents Pick eaehers T m om 16 English Class They A„. ii°?' rove ‘ ■ —----Not such Ang ' rUnr . dower, aod motto this week of y«. hffodil, the � claati flow, colors were •« together h« Iim . Publish Magaxine . .. i;M,arv magarta Editors to publish inu«----.. i teachers are human. Thia I ■cissi SSs sras imeeoming f rowning the homecoming it with Chuck'' and Gloria the most popular bos and Ic in the assembly last Frid, ■f Calvert, senior sponsor, in and Varla. Mr. Alvnr T. _ I Hover gill. Petr Kortadclo . ring Drills raw 80-90 litli John -Jocko Wrenn a. icad roach and about P' � ut for spring footb ! • eould Arid a . ced t r a in first ich -bo°k?D°o r'sF‘r eB Uter Gomel' _____ - to D n 'T — r- “ w rs vo I--— f,m opporru M magtt ‘n while attending Khool. They were .noourxed who were a little too mode.I Hg nit being pranksters. But I ............... lights little betraying in their tal The buralag down at on th« premia of Com S “ r k‘ ... finally •Od 1 bet Cooeh Smith f , «• he Mated com! •� a few day after tt •ode. Well, after all, obedient y ‘A 11 and who lead a dull life? I itruu Judge -ere Mayor H a u of East Moline. Mayor Jan.,, rhay of Silvia, and Mr R„. A .f P ■� «« of the Rotary club After the parade the � todrB, gathered aiound a hug UmHrl Breesy Hollow for cheerinp Hart Van A «c«, HS_Enrollment dells 32 Transfers Begi sn Race r mnnerf- Sfrste n... • all the the glory t of the firA da ebake n Aug« Kusy, I On Cb Under lean Kusy. J ‘Souquete to the debate � pulled down outs Jcbated at Gencsco were awarded, bur ballots the name of i Hannrman, who dc as the outstanding • and Dave Dc Doot standing clasa. to the choir an Sunday. The play, form, presented an who, nevertheless, d their usual fine job. to those who sm are several chronic should be some pern their place in line mad) are getting tit [place for from five to pokes sneak in line al I'm hungry. ■ in,. ----- Once again nw. —, • a. ••• wiitnn of • JL ,� ----- “Ll-fen Show (.ot Carlson DAK •— . Facul y Po� l-k� . rUfcna Teo____ ——----------------------------- -—■■ - VE tb VI .a. dif nut v ..... id e V . to Rock Island ment at August- coach- Star dcast rection let composed of Jill jois Lee will be lea TtckrAa w� � r� on ° 1 Tonl� hl cvnc of the Ea ' line’ hu KM� r the slat .UU ' Holm ,owr rdiWt UWea Wg« “ hi. optmoo on certain decked to the retnalnl i� .u � - hmt « team; iht od football team at cd on their good games and still the ■mantis praise. Thct injuries the Iwtttr F alone brought then Davenport and G« ck but that's no e; Mnnniouth, Y � t Your Ballot nday, Say ae Me $.ui«g a fine Muartal ck' and � bai-d-ht S w ll '— Y4 t ieS VI Frosh Win, 29-8 CU « C«gch Bob GoodeU unveiled hw ,.A____________ a ei..r Clothesline fa Ustl- School — . To V °°drd “Horrible! terrible! ° Youth n UiyOs Anna. . «� wcr fo,, w Center Provoi ea Rr°Posa t D� mud thu oTj eiy Key Purchasers r — i..T ®°� |. Virile. � ucb a activity II Cops B rality Of elected president , orn by Arlene Board tor ine suw� , he election held U Eli� akJUw«tth i hundred thirty-two votes were cast for Waddell sequ gram. 91 for Bob Hart, and 70 for va� Don VanAuwelaer. --------—— ---- - the Last Friday', aaaembly wu «le-ung voted to the campaigna of the four 'dyfff's r “I- candidate, for the presidency om 8P kin for Waddell were Theme ( r’Glen Anderson, frehman; Jean 4 -a by roore Siefken, aophomore; John Defe- A. one of tl TZJ n S°r � -ugh. Junior, and PhyUi. Kema. uiAsW aenior. Pnul Allaert. Mmor. an- w • ft,Vd WJ nounced the apeakera. cU� in D� v Frank Wright, Bob IIa gallery ---------------------- T TtLman Vander Jeugdtf Cant 1 u-n bright- During Windy ccompanted the HOt3fj Vender Jeugdt and h .greed that the � Two act.ve sen rs. Bob q( |fi«h V nt'� l« T'' - ri«« - -r� � ns for the --- .n toe --— .rth. tt ■•r; ris'c seniors. Boh ' v,iw Occurs ?;.-Vi Crimson ,aus by TBS I [ond u � et f„. I hoir to Sponsor 5 Natural Dance _Bill - mm the Panthers i kida. Beta I am m d o � n s _______pVay A. .porta writer. court V.V K . TT b y I rOAH C Vt. rr ft | I I n. J I in ogi um • «f f' Ik I I 'I el . ret'r ■ ' It � « nt of lnten� ivr ami et- [k again efter one |.m wrtung this colutan. After lf (lh s,.,.- ...... I-j. l.W-r— lime and three team, wh'fh didn't rate univcr� ity «!• inter — jyjwa r. Go to i B Natural dance anil hr eiaored by the choir on Novem 6 after the Normal game Tick are J6 centa. but all member. � «• oil y|U he admitted free U wua .. M homoR frow OtJ-.T .oidiowoic nvricc,. 1 ►anvil R� � i Wi. vi« Bnrl Ilia Finnic hi ixMint. Jran � « the vlr'-urr-'drnt of ►or rla«a laat year. Active ir tMA. ahe � • aUo n memlwr ot the tciiii team. l°- ,0ar haaketballg. mouth, there. Saturday I —Be •iracticing maa v “ • • Tuesday ,n ntrm Friday night, loo h“ ulKk Island on tne Uy m — ••ractlcing maa vacation one ZJ t ■' -- dMl victory ° r lhry tered tournament pt� I Tae .y ,_V. ft- V-' !£e,cs StiShoi oahl °ld ®e t to ru� HR Conference Be« ead-s Sf.,.. rre nt« cUlm;; rirtorjr- the thin Mcreta-Laat man lef ventlon the me World o Mrs. H. Franklin wait at 5a� Mali, of Chios from O B0onSe,'T? ta r t P« HoUutt . 7 S,afi' ToP naht. tow a. . third row 8®cond row; Jim Noah Kl a right, top to Tonn; low rOW. left - a°da turned ed! At The bott om; Majel ®r left Shirley DiGr '1' °ch Noden; upper leH toP to botto Yj Don Sweet. Arlene found Calu- hieh This year the East Moline Key won first class ratings in two critical contests, the National Scholastic Press Association at Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Columbia University in New York City. They were judged in both contests on news writing and editing, headline writing, typography, and make-up. Much praise for the success of the Key is due to the friendly co-operation of its faculty adviser, Miss Clara Carlson. Shown in the Key staff room, (no doubt rushing for the week's deadline), are, left to right, Pat Hofstetter. Bonnie Tessman, Miss Clara Carlson, Shirley DeGraeve, Majel Fritz, Lois Carlson, Don Sweet, Jim Noah, Ronnie Noden. Seated is Frank Wright. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief.........................Frank Wright Managing Editor_________________________Pat Hofstetter Editorial Page Editor______________________ .Don Sweet Third Page Editor..................Shirley De Graeve Girls' Sports Editor................. Bonnie Tessman Boys' Sports Editor________________________ Jim Noah Artist......................... „. Harry Bedeian Photographer........... ...........Shirley DeGraeve BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager........................ Majel Fritz Advertising Manager.................... Ronnie Noden Assistant Advertising Manager....................Lois Carlson Subscription Manager_____________________Jackie Blaine Circulation Manager_____________________Juanita Stang Exchange Editor_______________________ Arlene Tonn Adviser________________________ Miss Clara Carlson REPORTERS, TYPISTS. AD SOLICITORS Marylee Morehart Shirley Conover Donna Kasten Donna Ross Geneva Heydeman George Kipp Betty Goebel Lougine Amundsen Omer Callewaert Gloria Dailey Pete Kostadelos Jim Kelley Tom Veskauf Tony Hylton, artist, reporters Barbara Mitton, Harry Bedeian, Pete Kostadelos, Ruth Schaeffer, Gerard Lampo, photographer, Margaret Leasenby, and Jim Kelly wait for assignments. Working “so hard'' are “Sonny Callewaert, “Goober Kipp, Jim Noah, Bonnie Tessman, Jim Kelly. Around the desk are Bill Schaecher, Betty Goebel, Lois Carlson, Lougine Amundsen, Marylee Morehart. Rock Noden, and Shirley Conover, the advertising managers and ad solicitors. Left to right: Arlene Tonn, Business Manager; Lois Carlson, Editor-in-Chief; Paul Allaert, Picture Editor; Miss Poison, Adviser; Gloy Hanneman, Literary Editor. The 1949 No worthwhile book has been written in a day, and that fact is true of the “Skyline. It has taken months of hard work by the editorial and business staffs, with the aid of our efficient director, Miss Irene Poison, to put the “Skyline of '49 into your hands. Each year an annual, different from cover to cover, is presented. Keeping the publication cost at a minimum while using a set of entirely new pictures and introducing other features requires an art resembling that of the circus juggler. The Class Editors are. left to right, Alice Malfait, Jo Ann Gremonpres, Helen Meier, Phyllis McCorkle, Thelma Giesler. Annual Photographer, Gerard Lam-po, refills his camera with film. Seated are Lougine Amundsen and Geneva Heydeman. Faculty Editors. Standing is G.A.A. Editor, Joan Swafford, while Rosemary Kupresin and Jackie Blaine, Club Editors, look over an annual. Sports Editors. Bill Cant and Bob Vander Jeudgt discuss their pages with Athlotic Director Ray Holmes. f Skyline Staff Editor-in-Chief.............Lois Carlson Literary Editor.........Gloy Hanneman Picture Editor ...... Paul Allaert Business Manager ......... Arlene Tonn Subscription Managers Pat Hofstetter, Russell Smith Faculty Editors Geneva Heydeman, Lougine Amundsen Senior Editors Joan Gremonprez, Thelma Giesler Junior Editor ......... Phyllis McCorkle Sophomore Editor .......... Alice Malfait Freshman Editor ........Helen Meier Club Editors.............. Jackie Blaine, Rosemary Kupresin Sports Editors Bill Cant, Bob Vanderjeugdt Patrons Chairmen............Betty Goebel, Gary Thornbloom G.A.A. Editor ............ Joan Swafford Photographer ..............Gerard Lampo Artist ...................... Jim Kelly SOLICITORS Faith Allen Shirley Conover Doug Brown Lee DeBrabander Janette Giovenazzo Marcalee Leibee Rosalee Leibee Joette Cauley Marylee Morehart Phyllis Kerns Don Van De Wiele Guelda Gooding John Defebaugh Mary Jane McNeal Dwight Moberg Pete Kostadelos and Lee DeBrabander gloat over some cash collected from a . hard-to-sell patron. Busy working on a subscription campaign are subscription managers. Pat Hofstetter (seated) and Russell Smith (left), while artist Jim Kelly (right) watches. Getting patrons lists ready for their solicitors are Betty Goebel, and Gary Thornbloom (seated, left to right), public relations chairmen. The annual solicitors are, from left to right, standing. Marcalee Leibee, Joette Cauley Rosalee Leibee, Phyllis Kerns, Faith Allen, and Marylee Morehart, seated. Solicitors Janette Giovenazzo, Shirley Conover, and Don Van De Weile, work on lists, while the apprentices for this year compare notes. Standing left to right, John Defebaugh, Guelda Gooding, Mary Jane McNeal, and Dwight Moberg. Literary Magazine Seated; Ronnie Noden, lim Kelly, leannie Braet, Frank Pierce. Dwight Moberg. Clare Mae Gaines. John Defebaugh. Mary Jane McNeal. Standing; Phil Dhondt, Tom Tully, Mrs. Jessie Fredrick, and Miss Fern Rails-back, advisers. Guelda Gooding. Miss Helen Smith, adviser. Kathryn Pecaut. Mr. John Stevens and Miss Clara Carlson, advisers. Marilyn Osman, Marcalee Leibee. Betty Gobel. Beverly Layer. For the first time in the history of UTHS, a literary magazine, The Panther Parade, was published. This magazine contains the creative writings of the students of the English classes which were selected by a board of college professors. Each junior and senior English class elected a member to the staff, which worked on a campaign to sell subscriptions and edit the magazine. The members of the editorial staff are as follows: seated. Frank Pearce. Mr. Stevens. Clare Mae Gaines; standing. John Defebaugh. Mary Jane McNeal. and Guelda Gooding. Junior Class Play The story of a scatter-brained beauty and her attractive sister who set out to find a fortune in Greenwich Village was dramatized by the junior class in the play My Sister Eileen. Eileen Sherwood, played by Guelda Gooding, has stage dreams while Ruth, Donna Sergeant, the intellectual, is more interested in literature. The sisters' adventures range from meeting the village drunks, arabs, and hucksters to experiencing the blasting of a new subway beneath their rooms. Others in the cast were Jeannie Braet, Sue Lane, Donna Rae Williams, Janet Reed, Stanley Andon, Paul Burge, Dwight Moberg, David DeDoncker, Eli Pyevich, Dale Bennet, Jack Boyer, Richard Loding, and Dick Ingram. Cast of My Sister Eileen Firet row, left to right: Stanley Andon, Sue Lane, Guelda Gooding, Dick Ingram, Donna Sergeant, Jeannie Braet, Dave De Doncker. Second row: Eli Pyevich, Dwight Moberg, Richard Loding, Paul Burge. Jack Boyer, Don Carlson, Paul Bennet, Ronald Trogdon, Dale Bennet, Ronald De Bo. Thespians Members of National Thespians. Troupe 688. First row. left to right: Ronald DeBo, Dick Thomas, Doug Brown, Joanne Gremonprez, Donna Williams, Pat Banks, Dick Miller, Stan Andon, Jeannie Braet, Gloy Hanneman. Second row: Lee DeBrabander, Johnny Miller, Tom Veskauf, Mickey Rezner, Janet Reed, Franklin Cramm, Guelda Gooding, Dwight Mo-berg, Jim Noah, Donna Sergeant, Phyllis Kerns Third row: Gary Thornbloom, Stan Glasgow, Paul Allaert, Dick Ingram, Dave DeDoncker, Eli Pyevich, Bill Cant, Jack Boyer, Connie Forrest, Jackie Blunke. The ringmaster who has proved to UTHS that all the world's a stage . . . is John W. Stevensr who directs all of UTHS's dramatic productions. They are ample proof of his ability to present a drama, comedy, or mystery with the same agile direction. The National Thespian Society is a nonsocial and non-secret organization devoted to the advancment of dramatic arts in the secondary schools. The aims of the society are two-fold: (1) to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts, and (2) to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among boys and girls in the high schools. The National Thespian Society is an “honor or “recognition society in the sense that students are granted membership for having performed meritorious work in dramatic arts and for having met the membership qualifications and standards of their respective troupes. In January many new members were initiated into our troupe at UTHS. When the ceremony was over and the pledge taken, the evening was spent in dancing in the cafeteria, and refreshments were served. The crest of the National Thespian Society illustrates the masques used in the theater many years ago, showing happiness and sadness. All My Sons The Thespian play was the three-act drama All My Sons, by Arthur Miller. Its intensity was great and one could readily see why the play, on Broadway, won the Drama Critics' Award lor 1947. On one side of the conflict of the play is Joe Keller, (played by John Miller), a cheating war contractor v hose desire to make money for his family caused him to ship defective airplane parts. On the other side is his son, Chris, (played by Leonard Janowski,) an idealistic war veteran who condemns this money-loving practicality as murder. Chris Keller and Ann Deever (Margaret Lea-senby) are torn two separate ways. Being in love and yet wanting to be loyal to their families, they try to solve the problems which confront them. The solution comes when Chris realizes that his father had committed the crime. This proves to be too much for Joe and he kills himself, thus bringing a fitting end to the drama. In district the play took third, thus enabling it to go on to the sectional tournament at Macomb, March 11 and 12. There it copped a second, amid stiff competition and advanced to the state tournament at Champaign-Urbana, March 31, April 1 and 2. The entire cast of the Thespians play. All My Sons right after the performance from left to right, Gloy Hanne-man, Tom Veskauf. Guelda Gooding, John Miller, Ronnie Sergeant. lanet Reed. Leonard lanowski. Margaret Leas-enby, and Bill Cant. In a tense moment of the play. Chris tells his mother and father that their younger son is dead. The Kellers back yard was the place where happiness and hate mixed in the emotions of the people connected with the story. Here Ann and her brother. George, confront the Kellers. Senior Play Firs row: Paul Allaert, Joan Gremonprez, Gloy Hanneman, Phyllis Kerns, Dick Wallingford. Second row: Richard DeBaille. Joan Swafford, Gary Thornbloom, Margaret Lecrsenby, Mary-lee Morehart, John Miller, Barbara Mitton, Tom Veskauf, Frank Pearce. CAST Nicholas Parker..Dick Wallingford Penny Martin___Margaret Leasenby Hal Phillips_______________Johnny Miller Cherry Payne...JoAnne Gremonprez Stanley Frost_______ Prank Pearce Della Watts Marylee Morehart Rosamund Clare. Barbara Mitton Burton James......... Paul Allaert Magda Swanson ... Gloy Hanneman Madeleine Duvaux____Phyllis Kerns Sheriff Parsons..Gary Thornbloom Joe Fleming _________________ Dick DeBaille Dexter Ross...........Tom Veskauf Doc Law----------------------Joan Swafford The Strawhatters' Case, a mystery-drama in three acts, was the senior play, given May 13 in the high school auditorium. The story concerned the complications attendant upon the disappearance, and the subsequently discovered murder, of Magda Swanson, female guest star, during a rehearsal of a mystery-drama at Cherry Payne's summer theatre in Connecticut. Suspicion first falls on Burton James who is discovered to be the divorced husband of Magda. Dexter Ross, Magda's fiance, a New York jeweler, appears at the theatre and demands that the murderer be apprehended. Penny Martin, the young and pretty ingenue who is understudying Magda, and her fiance and the director, Hal Phillips, determine to clear Burton, certain that he is innocent, only to divert suspicion to themselves. Further complications ensue when Madeleine, Magda's French maid, is found murdered. In the final scene, Penny, trapped on a dark stage with the murderer, manages io outwit him with the erratic assistance of Della Watts, the well-meaning but muddle-headed prop-girl of the theatre. Debate Having the force and fire needed for successful debate, this year's team made a good record. At Burlington, Iowa, the speakers took second place, winning six debates and losing two. At the Augustana Tournament, February 4 and 5, our debaters copped fifth place, losing only four and winning eight. Twenty-five schools were present from Illinois and Iowa. UTHS won more debates than any other quad-city school. In Moline for the Northwest Conference meet, they took second place, winning five debates and losing three. At the sectional tournament at Macomb, March 11 and 12, the debaters won four and lost two, coming in behind Rock Island, who won all six. This meant that UTHS would progress to state with a second place. After quite a bit of argument and discussion, Galesburg took the right to go to state by defeating our affirmatives in a debate to take away a tie. Mia Helen K. Smith Dave DeDoncker The B's and the Sophs. Seated: Barbara Ferry, Joan Dixon, Jeannie Braet, Phyllis Kerns . „ Arlene Tonn, Dolores Shreve. Standing: Joette Cauiey, Suzanne Rezner, Gloy Hanneman Majel Fritz, Tom Tully, Gloria Jesuit, Janice Sohrbeck. '°“n Norton leannie Braet Guelda Gooding Phyllis Kerns declamation As usual the members of the declamation team this year were chosen from the candidates which came out at the first of the year. After choosing the team, the girls traveled to Davenport for a meet. Here Margaret Leasenby began her round of first place winnings with her serious reading, St. Joan. Entered in the district contest were Sharon Sammon representative in comedy with Arsenic and Old Lace, and Margaret Leasenby with St. Joan. Margaret again copped a first place, and Sharon got third, enabling both to compete in the sectional tournament. At this tournament Sharon took fourth and Margaret another first, permitting her to go on to the state meet at Champaign on March 31, April 1 and 2. From the state contest Margaret brought home a souvenir in the form of a medal for winning a fourth place in the serious reading division. All in all, this year the dec team was successful and UTHS is proud of this ring of performers. Jackie Blunko Margaret Leasenby Suzanne Rezner Below are members of the second declamation team. Seated left to right: Joanne Muzes, Carol Olsen, Alice Samson, Marylee Morehart. Standing: Joan Lingle, Jeannine Garrett, Connie Forrest, Nancy Ryan, Alberta Larson. Mrs. Fredericks Janet Reed Sharon Sammon Jean Seifkin Colleen Smith loette Cauley Ramona Reynolds Dave DeDoncker Wendell Graham John Norton Extemp Out of the seven prospects which turned out for extemp this year, one was chosen to represent UTHS in the tournaments. Dave DeDoncker was this one. In the district tournaments here, Dave came in second, allowing him to go on to sectionals at Macomb. There he took first, and, on to state! ! At state Dave participated in the semi-finals. Janet Reed Miss Railsback Jackie Blunke Oratory Mrs. Fredericks In oratory this year Suzanne Rezner represented UTHS, and by winning third and second places, respectively, in the district and sectional tournament, she went on to state. In oratorical declamation, John Miller represented UTHS, and proceeded to the sectional tournament. The other members of the oratorical group who worked hard and did a fine job, will be coming back next year. Dave DeDoncker Connie Forrest John Miller Suzanne Rezner Fir t row: Patricia Coon, Eloise Reveal, Jo Ann Dobbelaere, Zonazae Netzer, Marilyn Osman, Bonnie Peterson, Beverly Dowis, Margaret Leasenby, Clare Mae Gaines. Mary Ann St. John, Marylee Morehart, Verle Gustafson, Colleen Smith. Second row: Betty McNeill, Rita Olson. Joan Cate, Virginia Bond, Gloria Jesuit, Janette Hanneman, Pat Wolfe, Juanita Abel, Alberta Larson, Ellen O'Dell, Gloy Hanneman, Barbara Mitton, Phyllis Kerns, Pat Dralle. Third row: Robert Andrew, Darrald Nelson. Wendell Graham, Leonard Janowski, Patricia Passmore, Leona Redden, Doreen Sheets, Sharon Sammon. Doris Gager, Barbara Allston, Leo McGivern, David Peterson, Bob Meyers. Fourth row: Mr. Anton Void, director, Lawrence Babeu, James Abbott, Charles Meyers, Bill Van Buskirk, Charles Stout. Dick Ingram, Marshall Sutton, Roger Forret. Joe Galvin, Don Fackler, Gary Hanson, Gene Call. Under the direction of Mr. Anton Void, the choir has done a fine job this year. In addition to giving its annual Christmas Vespers, the choir presented various assembly programs, and gave the traditional Seven Last Words of Christ ' using student soloists from the choir. Singing minstrel numbers, the choir also participated in the Youth Center Show. The Spring Concert was fine, displaying talent combined with hard work. Praise should be given for the fine job it has done in the field of singing, but more praise should be given to Mr. Void, who came to UTHS and ably filled the job of director. Chorus The chorus, also under the direction of Mr. Void, is composed of singers who are beginning and will later, after learning the fundamentals, advance to the choir. For experience, the group had one appearance in which it took part on a general assembly. With such talented groups as this, UTHS will never lack a good choir. • First row. left to right: David Gunlock, Byrn Walmsley, Gilbert Breckling. Armon Baney, Clarence Ryker. Leon Sutton. James Taulbee, Robert Haywood. James Goeden, Jack Schultz. LeRay Perry, Charles Reveal. Scond row: Connie Fentress, Delores Shepherd, Juanita Weathers, Carol Davis, Elaine Cary, Margie Huyvaert, Mary Lou Bobb, Sherry Dehner. June Wortman, Shirley Allen. Freda Monteith, Agnes Dahlstrom, Carol De Blieck, Barbara Ingwersen. Third row: Evelyn Jack-son, Betty Hartshorn, Barbara Wilkie, Barbara Brand, Jean Heydeman, Barbara Hagerman, Norma Harris, Beverly Leibovitz, Mary Hurt, Karen Schubert, Carol Emerson, Phyllis Hoerrmann. Fourth row: Dorothy St. John, Betty De Donk-er, Barbara Marx, Evelyn Miller, Darlene Ponders, Bessie Zarlatanes, Dorothy Soulis, Charlotte Seefelt, Patsy Hanshew, Juanita King, Joyce Saunders, Carol Olson, Carol Feuser, Sylvia Bedian, Dixie Rusk. Fifth row: Gabriella Degraer, Lillian Cooke, Joyce Wooley. Ruth Wise, Betty Lou Sperry, Mary Soulis, Beverly Vickers, Jean Stevens. Rosemary Martel, Pauline Ponciano, Nancy Pierce, Delores Fogle. Sixth row: Ruth Vickers. JoAnn Burns, Norma Kaiser, Donna Kaiser, Marcella Cliner, Melva Leigone, Alice Sanders, Mable Turner. CONCERT Coronets: Lougine Amundsen, John Miller, Don Sweet, Jill Lundeen, Don Carlson, Bob Hougan, Lester Hillier, Duane Griflith, Franklin Craram, Richard Thornbloom, Duane Moberg, Richard Loding, Roger Gustafson, Douglas Reynolds, Donovan Nicholson. French Horns: Sue Lane, Gene Ragan, Don Nyquist, Pat Browning, Helen Mae Larson, Bob Cass, Jerry Anderson. Flutes: Arlene Tonn, Shirley Kasten, Mae Smith, Elaine Anderson, Mary Alice O'Connell, Theresa DeTaeye Oboes: Bob Whalen, Donna Griffin. Clarinets: Dwight Moberg, Pat Stiener, Nancy Millet, Dorothy Schaeffer, Joetta Cramm, Janice Sohrbeck, Reba Gallaugher, Alberta Larson, Donna Williams. Jeanette Huggart, Connie Forrest, Wanda Gallaugher, Joan Johnston, Pat Swett, Barbara Kicksey, Barbara Braucht, Donald Valentine, Floyd McMahon, Donna Kasten, Delores Andrews, Gay Caufman, Shirley Nelson, Emmet Sawyer. This year, as every year, UTHS has claimed an excellent band. Under the expert guidance of Mr. Alvar T. Berghult, the band, consisting of 115 members, took part in many spectacular events. Among these was our homecoming celebration, at which the band gave an unforgettable performance, in reference to the year of the presidential election. When there was an exciting game on Friday, a portion of the band could be heard going up and down the halls in the closing minutes of school, announcing our determination to win. Keeping this spirit alive on through the evening at basketball games was the lively Pep Band. When the band presented the general assembly on March 19, they again proved their ability to produce excellent music. Their closing number was the William Tell Overture, and according to the band, the Lone Ranger does ride again! The 22nd annual Spring Concert was as grand as ever. It was presented in the auditorium on April 29. A comic number, A Southern Wedding, was pantomined by the band, besides other features. The performance, as usual, was a sellout. BAND Bassoon: Glen Dessing Saxophones: Phyllis Pearson, Loyal Voight, Nancy Ryan. Jim Hahn. Carolyn Bagge. Lyle Lyons Baritones: Jim Noah. Bill Baltzell, Paul Burge. Alan McGehee Trombones: Russell Smith. Lois Lee. David DeDoncker, Margie Peterson, Joe Dilulio, Dale Bennett, Bobby Ray, Charles Anderson, Larry Stoneburner. Peggy Schneck, Don Robb. Jon Larson. Bass Horns: Leroy DeBrabander, Paul Erickson, Bob Logsdon, George McGhee. Tom Rush Drums: Ronnie Smith, Bobby Housely, Bob Meyers, Marilyn Conover, Larry Lyons. Gene Francis. Dick Moher. Dale Hofstetter. Tympani: Bonnie Tessman. Bells: Marvel Ingram. Bass Viol: Gary Thornbloom Baton Twirlers: Jeannie Stulir, Joan Kile, Betty Isais, Elva Gustafson, Darlene Newberg, Jackie Logsdon, Beverly Hudson, Alice Brown, Mary Ann Masculine. The trombone section of the concert band lines up for inspection. They are Dave DeDoncker, Charles Anderson. Russell Smith, Joe Dilulio, Lois Lee. Margaret Peterson, Dale Bennett. Bobby Ray, Donald Dopp, John Larson, Peggy Schneck, Larry Stoneburner. Pep Band Back row. left: Franklin Cramm, Duane Moberg, Jill Lundeen, Phyllis Pearson Second row. left: Lougine Amundsen. Don Sweet. Douglas Reynolds Back row. right: Sue Lane, Gene Ragan. Joe Dilulio Second row. right: Jim Noah, Paul Burge, Russell Smith, Lois Lee. Front row, center: Dorothy Schaeffer, Joetta Cramm, Janice Sohrbeck, Reba Gallaugher, Alberta Larson Back row, center: Loyal Voight, Arlene Tonn, Shirley Kcrsten, Nancy Ryan, David DeDoncker Standing: Dick Wallingford, Gary Thornbloom, Bonnie Tessman, Leroy DeBrabander. A small section of the Concert Band comprises the Pep Band. This band plays at basketball games and various other events during the year, always living up to its name — Pep Band. Beginners Band Organized for the purpose of giving instruction and fundamentals in band work, the beginners band has members which will later become concert band players. This year many of its members took part in the activities of the Concert Band. Seated, left to right: Joan Keith, Patsy Tighe, Sue Ann Cady. Wayne Hollins, Lonny Morgan, Marvin Cunningham, Ethan Allen, Beverly Cabor, Nancy Millet, Pat Ford, Angeline Gust, Wally Jones, Helen Mae Larson, Donna GrUlin, Roger Gustafson, Douglas Reynolds, Jill Lundeen, Russell Owen, Shirley Miller, Shirley Sheets, Robbie Caufield, Norman Teager, Loyal Voigt, Aaron Hyman, Larry Stoneburner, Peggy Schneck, and Jon Larson. Standing: Dorothy Shope, Gwendolyn Dolleslager, Pat Swanson, Jackie Logsdon, Richard Mayers. Richard Walker. Jim Miller, David Emmet, Jerry Quint. Marvel Ingram, Jane Smith, Elva Gustafson, Donna Sweet, Beverly Nevins. UTHS Swing Band First row, left to right: Loyal Voight, Glen Dessing. Phyllis Pierson, Nancy Ryan Second row: Doug Reynolds, Jill Lundeen, Terry Miller, Larry Stoneburner, Jon Larson. Standing is Bobby Housley. At the piano is Marvel Ingram. Absent from the picture was Gary Thombloom, director. During third period every day, “Bergie could be seen coaxing the right chords and notes out of the instruments of his band members. Bohemian Band Yes, this is really a product of UTHS. It is the Bohemiam Band, in full dress! Their comic appearance added much to their performances. Lester Hillier, Franklin Cramm, Emmet Sawyer, Floyd McMahon, Gene Ragan, Gene Francis, David DeDoncker, George McGhee, Dwight Moberg, Glen Dessing, Bobby Housely. Jim Hahn, Lyle Lyons, Ronnie Smith, Joe Dilulio, Paul Burge, Russell Smith. ATHLETICS Your next ticket stub will admit you to a preview of the Strong Men of our school, starring in UTHS athletics. Grace Haywood, Beverly Steiner. Mary Ann Clark. Donna Williams, and Lougine Amundsen. VARSITY fOOTBAU Even though the Panthers had but six lettermen returning this year, they turned in a creditable season on the gridiron. Plagued with injuries and other difficulties throughout the season, the team showed a great deal of spirit and fight. After losing their first game to East Rockford, the Panthers came back with two wins over Kewanee and Ottawa. They then traveled across the river to meet a strong Davenport eleven, which beat the Hill-toppers. After this defeat the Panthers lost four straight. In the last contest of the season the East Moline gridders again got into the win column by trouncing Normal, to end the season with a record of three wins and six losses. The Hilltoppers ran, kicked, passed, and blocked their way to a good-scoring season, despite inexperience, and disabilities, allowing the students and supporters to be proud of the hard-fighting gridders. SEASON'S RECORD We 0 East Rockford They 20 6 Kewanee 0 26 Ottawa 7 6 Davenport 20 13 Galesburg 20 13 Rock Island 24 18 Monmouth 20 13 Moline 42 26 Normal 12 Top row: Marvin Salmonson, Arnold Wilson, Chas. Harris, Pete Gust, Lupe Cruz, Paul Boyle, Ray Dionne, Bob Entwistle, Carl Foltz, Omer Callewaert, Dick DeSchriver, Jim Kelley, George Dehon. Second row: Coach Jocko Wrenn, Coach Don Smith, Art Copeland, Don Jacobs, Doug Brown. Leroy Swanson, Bill Nelson, Dick Thomas, Bob Ray, Jesse Lopez, Paul Erickson, Tony Martel, Jack Speckman, Pete Panouses, Coach Ray Holmes Front row: Harry Bedeian, Leonard VanDeWalle, Bill Baltzell, Dick Liedtke, Ronnie Noden, Gene Rush, Dick Miller, Bill Cant, Bob Hart, Don Valentine. Chuck Dailey, Paul Allaert, Stan Glasgow. Copeland Panouset Boyle LiedtWe Wallingford VanDeWalle Liedtke Panouses tackle guard Copeland halfback VanDeWalle Allaert center back back Baltzell guard Wallingford Nelson back guard end center tackle back back end 0 Cant Glasgo Nelson Noden Sandoval Bedeian Cant Thomas Glasgow Dailey, Capt. Moline Dispatch Photos Cheering our Sophs on to victory was this peppy trio, Alice Brown. Jo Ann Garland, Sylvia Bedeian. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL WE SCHEDULE THEY 13 John Deere 0 13 Kewanee 0 7 Galesburg 6 0 Davenport 32 13 Coolidge 0 14 Rock Island 18 14 John Deere 14 7 Coolidge 7 Sophomore Football Squad First row: Shorty Miller. Joe Marchello. Jeny Cooper, Bill Blick, Ike Malmstrom. Bob Nolan. Junior Dopier, Doran Stephenson. Dick Sopey. Frank Mercy. Jerry Keith, Jerry Clark. Manager. Second row: Bill Guthrie, Lee Ray Perry, Manuel Ysais, Diel Theuninck, Chuck Theuninck, Dale Hofstetter, Don Fackler, Rudy Sain-gen, John Ponce, Dick Mitton, Stanley Andon. Manager. Third row: Coach Larry Hoff, Wayne Bulen, Marvin Salmonson, Duane Griffith, Roger Forret, Bob Hougan, Les Massarollo, Ken Adams. Darrell Randolph. Jim Washington. Roger Haley. Jack Waddell. Hartley Guthrie, Coach Keith Bare. First row: Chuck Reveal (Manager) Ronald Bufe, Jean Malcolm, Barney Hunter, Don Smith, Don Harmon, Chuck Layer, Bill Marks (Manager). Second row: Andy Anderson (Manager) Bob Dailey, Bill Ward, Bernie Hertgens, Wallie Jones. Jim Miller. Bob Hatten, Bob Haywood, Jay dayman, Ray Cappaert, John Compbell. Top row: George Bray (Coach). Ralph Gerhardt, Mark Goar, Don Gronwaldt, Gene Miller, Dick Fleming, Marlin Blair. Bill Evans, Duane Robinder, Bob Goodell (Asst. Coach). Freshman Football FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WE THEY 0 Coolidge 12 21 Franklin 14 0 John Deere 49 6 Central 12 12 Washington 0 Proving they weren't so green, these girls added much to the games the Freshmen played. They are Jill Lundeen, Peggy Schneck, and Marilyn Rind. VARSITY BASKETBALL Never able to coast to a win, the Panthers had to be up for every tilt. Carrying no pushovers on the schedule, the Orange fought through 22 rugged ball games before climaxing the season with a 48-47 last-second victory over Rock Island. Coach Don Smith's crew pushed into the Regional tournament with a 10-12 win-loss record. After whipping St. Mary's of Moline and Alwood, the Orange were downed 42-24 by Moline in a last-half surge which closed the season. Top row: Coach Don Smith, Jim Noah, Frank Wright, Dick Ingram, Sam Rice, Jesse Lopez, Coach Keith Bare. Middle row: Don Tyler, Bob Hart, Dick Liedtke, Don Van Auwelaer, Bill Baltzell, John Kipp. Front row: Manager Ronnie Noden, Eli Pyevich, Wayne Davis, Manager Phil Dhondt STARS IN OUR SKYLINE BaltzoU Van Auwtlact Liedtke Noah Wright forward Liedtke Van Auwelaer forward center Hart ................... guard Baltzell ............. forward Noah ................. guard Moline Dispatch Photos Tyler Wright ....... guard ...... guard Chuck Dailey chalks up yardage around Moline's end, with Dick Liedtke coming in ior the kill. Typical scene revealing determination and fight through the efforts of teamwork. Bob Entwistle goes up for a pass in the Monmouth encounter. The whole squad attempts to assist Len Van De Walle. Dick Liedtke comes through with a difficult shot in the Davenport game. An important decision being argued in the Rival centers struggle for a re-Moline game with but three seconds remaining. bound. Sophomore Basketball First row: Shorty Miller (Manager), Louie Woodworth, Jack Jackson. Rudy Laingen, Darrel Yeargle. Doran Stephenson (Manager). Second row: Crotis Spicer, Bob Nolan, Don Valentine, Jack Waddell. Marvin Salmonson, Dick Mitton, John Branch. Third row: Coach Larry Hoff. Allen McGehee. Les Massarollo, Darrell Randolph, Don Veskauf, Dick Van Tieg- hem. Kenny Adams (Manager). We SCHEDULE They 45 Aledo 28 31 Sterling 32 41 Morrison 27 32 Galesburg 28 39 Princeton 21 40 Monmouth 34 32 Freeport 48 1 Kewanee 0 29 Davenport 32 33 John Deere (Moline) 44 We SCHEDULE They 36 Geneseo 28 32 Rock Island 47 31 Galesburg 37 61 Coolidge (Moline) 42 46 Monmouth 43 29 Davenport 56 48 Kewanee 35 53 John Deere (Moline) 43 43 Coolidge (Moline) 24 51 Rock Island 44 freshman Basketball First row: Enright Smith, Bill Marks, Tom Klingbiel. Tom Owens, Jean Malcolm, Steve Uzelac, Ken McConoughey. Second row: Andy Anderson, Bob Haywood. Bob Dailey, Jay dayman. John Campbell. Don Harmon. Third row: Ralph Gerhardt, Hartley Guthrie, Bill Guthrie, Doug Reynolds, Jim Washington, Marlin Blair. Bob Goodell. We SCHEDULE They 32 Reynolds 17 29 Franklin 8 24 Washington 39 22 John Deere 35 33 Erie Sophomores 46 28 Central 32 36 Coolidge 37 We SCHEDULE They 28 Geneseo 22 22 Washington 39 41 Franklin 17 20 Reynolds 22 26 John Deere 22 18 Central 22 25 Coolidge 26 Baseball Row 1: Bill Nelson. Hector Poelvoorde, Don Tyler. Harry Bedeian Row 2: Johnny Kipp. Leonard Janowski. Frank Wright, Omer Callawaert, Lee DeBrabander. Don Smith. Row 3: Bill Jones. Jim Noah. Bob Logsdon, Bill Cant, Don Van Auwelaer, Bill Baltzell, Margarito Soliz. Row 1: Jerry Keith, John Oltman, Marvin Reed. Dick Shear, Ronnie DeBo, Bob Daily, Paul Bennett. Ronnie Trogdon, Dick Miller, Bob Leibonitz. Jack Jackson. Row 2: Gene Malcolm, Kenneth McConoughey, Sam Short, Dick De Shriver, Russell Schulta, Ike Malmstrom, LeRoy Swanson. Jack Waddell, Dale Tunick, Chuck Tunick, Bob Nolan, Ralph Gerhart. Row 3: Coach Larry Hoff, Dick Ingram, Don Veskauf, Russell Smith, Chuck Daily, Jim Phillips, Dick Thomas, Bob Entwistle, Pete Gust, Les Massarollo, Paul Ericson, Dick Liedtke, Don Nicholson, Santiago Sandoval, Darrell Randolph, Marvin Salmonson, Coach Keith Bare. Tennis Front row: Doug Reynolds, Richard Loding, Dwight Moberg. Second row: Mr. Tenpound, Coach, A1 VanHecke, Bob Hart, George McGhee. Front row: Tom Pappas, Louie Woodworth, Paul Boyle, Steve Uzelac. Second row: Sam Rice. Vernon Walker, Don Valentine, Don Smith, Coach. Cafeteria Staff Each day our meals are prepared and served by this competent staff in our cafeteria: Gerturde Wilde. Emma Hauschild, Myrtie Tickhoff. Hazel Allshow, Edith Davis, Mabel Ziegler. Dorothea Mason, Irma Diericks, Anna Crossley. Linda Hicks. Custodians Keeping our own school clean are Loren Borum, Andrew Saey. Cyriel Vande Voorde, Marcel DeGraer. Ed Johnson. Missing are Roy Murrens and Truman Jones. Bus Drivers The jobs of driving our school buses twice a day belong to: Lawrence Vervenne, Neal McNeal, Collins Wray. Seraphin Versypt. Ray Hunter. This Year... September 7 — First day of school. 10 — Varsity Football — East Rockford — there 15 — Special Assembly — Frederic Sjobairn, Pianist 17 — Varsity Football — Kewanee here Ten O'clock Hop, sponsored by Tri-Mic and Home Ec. Club 17-18 — Illinois High School Press Association, Champaign 24 — Varsity Football — Ottawa — here Melody Time Dance Sponsored by Junior class October 1 — Varsity Football — Davenport — there 2 — GAA Workshop — Sterling 5 — Special Assembly — Fire Prevention 6 — Autumn Frolic sponsored by Speech Department 7-8 — Teachers' Institute 8 — Varsity Football — Galesburg — there 13 — Special assembly — Welshbackers, Folk Songs 15 — Varsity Football — Rock Island — there 22 — Homecoming celebration King and Queen crowned on assembly Parade Varsity Football — Monmouth — here Homecoming dance sponsored by Tri-Mic, Home Ec. 28 — Special Assembly — C. E. Jones Home Ec. Hallowe'en Party 29 — Varsity Football — Moline — here Hallowe'en Dance sponsored by Skyline November 5 — B?' Natural Dance sponsored by Choir 6 — District Student Advisory Board meeting at Galesburg 11—Armistice Day 12 — Special Assembly — Mrs. Billy Bryant My Sister Eileen End of first quarter 13 — Davenport Girls Declamation Contest 16 — Dispatch Banquet — Football players 19 — Turkey Trot Dance sponsored by Library Clilb 24 — Varsity Basketball — Aledo — here Half day of vacation 25-26 — Thanksgiving vacation 26 — Varsity Basketball — Sterling — here 29 — Public appearance of Declamation team in auditorium December 3 — Varsity Basketball — Morrison — here Key Staff Dance — The Snow Ball Dance 6 — Eightball banquet for football players 10 — Varsity Basketball game — Galesburg — here Tri-Mic, Home Ec. 'Mistletoe Hop 11 — Varsity Basketball game — Princeton — here 15 — Spanish Club party 16 — Home Ec. Christmas party 17 — Varsity Basketball game — Monmouth — there 18 — First day of Christmas vacation 21—Varsity Basketball — Freeport — there 30, 31, Jan. 1 — Pontiac Tournament January 3 — School reopens 7 — Varsity Basketball — Kewanee — here Skyline Dance — The Squaw Stomp 8 — Varsity Basketball game — Davenport — here 12 — Freshman party ...In Review This Year... 14—Varsity Basketball game — Moline — there 18 — Varsity Basketball game — Geneseo — there 21—Varsity Basketball — Rock Island — here Speech dance 28 —Business Club — F.D.A. Skating Party Varsity Basketball game — Galesburg — there End of first semester 29 _ Varsity Basketball game — Paris — here G.A.A. dance February 4 — Varsity Basketball game — Monmouth — here Advisory Board Dance — The Sock Hop 5 — Varsity Basketball game — Davenport — here 11 — National Thespian play Varsity Basketball — Kewanee — there 12 — Varsity Basketball game — Quincy — here Tri-Mic, Home Ec. dance — Cupid's Capers 18 — Varsity Basketball game — Moline — here Special assembly — Betty Jane Seabury. Phillippines Dance, Key Staff — Charity Toss 19 — Library Club entertains Moline Library Club, cafeteria 21—Special Assembly — Previews of Progress — General Motors 25 — Varsity Basketball game — Rock Island — there 25-26 — District Meet here March 1, 2, 3. 4 — Regional Basketball Tournament 12 — Sectional Speech Meet at Macomb 14 _ Special Assembly — Richard Carradine — Shakespeare 18 — Speech dance — The Masque ...In Review 25-26 — Illinois Association of Student Councils Convention Chicago 25 — Senior Class Dance April 1—Business Club, F.D.A. Skating Party 1-2 — State Speech Meet End of third quarter 2 — Y-Teen Dance — Y. M. C. A. 7 — Home Ec. Department Tea 8 — Soph Class party 13 — Library Club party 15 — Good Friday vacation 18 — Vacation 19 — Special Assembly — Piero Pierotic 22 — G.A.A. party 23 — Youth Center Committee Variety Show 29 — Band Concert 6 — Chorus Concert 12 — Special Assembly 13 — Senior Class play 15 — Camera Club Dance 30 — Memorial Day vacation 3 — Senior Class Day Junior-Senior Prom 5 — Baccalaureate 9 — Commencement 10 — Last day of school! Patrons APPLIANCES Cobert's Radio Appliance East Moline Home Appliance Loigren's Radio Refrigeration Van Vooren Almquist Appliance Co. ATTORNEYS Roy H. Glockhoff Robert E. Lee AUTOMOBILE DEALERS A. G. Edwards Company Hank's Used Cars Reynold's Motor Company Warren Sales Company AUTO SUPPLIES Olson's Continental Store BAKERIES Mother's Pie Company BANKS State Bank of East Moline BEVERAGES Royal Crown Bottling Company CLEANERS Vander Beke's Cleaners Furrier Bickel's Cleaners Furriers CONFECTIONERIES Chocolate Shop Courtney's Donut Ice Cream Shop DAIRIES Rock Island Creamery Rock River Dairy DRUG STORES B. H. Schultejann Pharmacy Sohrbeck's Drug Store. Moline Wiedenmann S Cosgrave Drug Store DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING STORES Baecke's Dry Goods Ben Franklin Stores College Shops of Rock Island Moline Federated Store Rand's. Moline Herb's Clothing Store Phil Rosene's Clothing Store Stine the Tailor FEED STORES Davenport Elevator Company Ideal Milling Company FLORISTS Ferguson's Florist Hott Brothers Greenhouse Palmer Flower Shop FRIENDS Clyde Fuller UTHS Board of Education Harry Lee FUNERAL HOMES Van Hoe Funeral Home Wendt’s Funeral Home FUEL COMPANY Berger Coal Express GROCERY STORES A P Food Store Dennhardt's Market Hilltop Market People's Market Van Puyvelde's Market Veteran's Market Horton's Market GLASS COMPANY East Moline Glass Company HARDWARE East Moline Hardware Suss Hardware Van Thorre's Hardware IMPLEMENTS Slater Implement Equipment Company INSURANCE Carl L. Walker Agency George Cram Agency JEWELRY STORES Allen's Jewelers Mallory's Jewelry Josephson's Jewelry LAUNDRIES Chas. Lum Laundry Kee's Laundry LOCKER PLANT Silvis Frozen Food, Inc. LODGE American Legion Post 227 LUMBER COMPANY Dimock-Gould Lumber Company Versluis Lumber Supply Company MANUFACTURERS Fairbanks Morse Company John Deere Harvester Company John Deere Spreader Company John Deere Union Malleable Company MEAT PACKERS Balkans Packing Company, Inc. NEWSPAPERS East Moline Herald Moline Daily Ditpatch PAINTERS DECORATORS W. F. Scott PHOTOGRAPHERS Bruce Hull Studio Hawkins Studio PHYSICIANS Dr. F. E. Bollaert Dr. Wellington C. Fossler PRINTER Fuller's Printery PRODUCE Knobloch Poultry Market RENDERING WORKS Allaert Acres RESTAURANTS Breezy Hollow Inn Carter's Lunch Chickadee East Moline Maid-Rite Spot to Eat SERVICE STATIONS AND GARAGES Chick’s Standard Service Station Silvis Auto Wreckers Vervennes Shell Service Station Ware Oil Company Wood's Garage Coal Company SHEET METAL Johnson Sheet Metal Works McCoy S Son TRUCKING Milbum, Incorporated Knox Motor Service, Incorporated UPHOLSTERING Copeland Upholstering Shop Autographs gk %fe jj) • a .vv;) r ■- s T - .-'•J p ■ O h)1 Rpri WiBHHHrr 'jIIXii] r iv f” 7 c 1 . ,as 7I1H1 HUHM k Ab.r •i'.t. . {Wj£J t % nits .« M i tSf v, - r J f I yi r fr IT jt - | t| FI Ff l fr I ij m LI U L Fh mm -igffi AT 4 v ; ►,'SW Ja-5 V-S 11 ; - , - —.-'j