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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

Television portrays life through different phases in a variety of telecasts. The 1950 Skyline shows life at United Township High School in a variety of pictures. Your editorial staff in comparing the contents of this annual to television have entitled the three divisions Directors, Performers, and Programs. the . . . SKYLINE HIGH SCHOOL ILLINOIS HERE AT . . . has fun learning . . . U. T. H. S . . . and enjoys many social activities . . . DOiectom Those who guide us are the faculty, or the directors, of United Township High School. They are an important influence on our future. They educate us, understand us, and yet remain our friends. We should like to thank these men and women who are devoted to our education and advancement. All — board members, faculty members, and office help — with ready, willing hands are giving us the opportunity to prepare for our futures. Our Superintendent Mr. L. O. Dawson, superintendent of United Township High School, has many jobs in one. Through the doors of his office pass issues which necessitate much deliberation and debate. As co-ordinator of activities associated with students, faculty, board of education, and public, Mr. Dawson is kept well occupied. Although he is busy, he is always ready to help and advise anyone who is in need of help. Mr. L. O. Dawson Shurtleff College, PH. B. University of Chicago. M. A. Board of Education Seated: Mr. G. H. Gayer, Mr. E. W. Keat, president; Mr. D. O. Johnson, secretary; Mr. S. O. Brissman. Standing: Mr. L. O. Dawson, superintendent; Mr. Frank Almquist, ___________________________ Mr. George C. McNeal, Mr. Rush Copeland. Mr. Harvey Pierson, Special Counsellor Augustana College, A.B. University of Minnesota, M.A. Mr. Arthur E. Wright, Assistant Principal American College of Physical Education of DePaul University, B.P.E. Illinois Institute of Technology. B.S. Northwestern University, M.A. Miss Norma Franklin, School Treasurer Mrs. Hazel Ryan, Registrar Miss Ruth Micklewait, Secretary to the Superintendent Faculty Claribel Fehrman, Dean of Girls University of Illinois. A.B. Columbia University. M.A. James Belt, Dean of Boys Southern Illinois University. B.S. and B.Ed. University of Illinois, M.S. Alvar T. Berghult, Band and Survey of Music University of Illinois. M.A. Augustana College, B.A. Don Armstrong, History George Bray, Mathematics Monmouth College, B.A. Upper Iowa University. B.A. University of Wisconsin. M.S. Helen Anderson, Home Economics Eastern Illinois State Teachers College. B.Ed. Keith Bare, Business Education Bradley University, B.S. Helen Buresh, Biology University of Iowa, B.A. Dorothy Calvert, History Monmouth College, B.A. University of Michigan, M.A. William Campbell, Science and Algebra Carthage College. B.A. University of Iowa. M.S. Clara O. Carlson. English and Journalism Augustana College. A.B. Northwestern University, M.A. Mildred Carlson, Physical Education and Health Augustana College. B.A. John Cavanagh, Vocational Drafting University of Illinois. B.S. Industrial Education Elizabeth Cornell, Mathematics State University of Iowa. B.A. University of Michigan. M.A. Marian Dean, World History Illinois State Normal University. B.Ed. University of Illinois. M.A. Jessie Frederick, Speech, English University of Illinois, B.A., M.A. Robert Goodell, Problems Course—Business Augustana College. A.B. Lawrence Hoff, General Science and History Culver Stockton College. B.A Raymond J. Holmes. Physical Education and Health Knox College. B.S. Amelita Meier, Spanish and English Monmouth College, A.B. Frank Muhich, Vocational Education Virginia Apprentice School James P. Nordquist, Industrial Arts Western State Teachers College, B.S. Paul W. Oliver, Industrial Arts Northeast Missouri State College. B.S. Marjorie M. Parker, Business Education University of Iowa. B.S. Peter J. Philhower, Business Education University of Illinois, B.S. Colorado State College of Education, M.A. Bernice Howard, Mathematics Northwest Missouri State College, B.S. Laura L. Kuster, Home Economics Illinois State Normal, B.S. Berta Jean Lee, Business Education Illinois State Normal University, B.S. Claire McCreight, History Illinois State Normal University. B.Ed. University of Minnesota, M.A. Esther McNutt, Librarian State University of Iowa, B.A. Robert L. Maurus, Choir and Chorus Augustano College, B.M. and B.Ed. Luise Piano, Physical Education and Health University of Illinois. B.S. and M.S. Irene Poison, English Augustana College, A.B. Millard W. Pratt, General Science and Chemistry Illinois Wesleyan University, B.S. and M.S. Fern Raisback McNab, English Indiana University. A.B. University of Illinois. A.M. Reba Shoemaker Hester, Latin and English State University of Iowa. B.A. Donald F. Smith, Physical Education, Health and General Science Illinois State Normal University. B.Ed. University of Illinois. M.S. Helen K. Smith, English Illinois State Normal University. B.Ed. University of Colorado. M.A. John W. Stevens, English Culver Stockton College. B.A. William E. Wheeler, Social Studies and History Western State College, B.Ed. University of Missouri, M.Ed. Marcel Wittevrongel. Vocational Education Colorado A. M.. B.Ed. Leon Wright, Art Syracuse University. B.A. Student Council First Row: Robbie Caufield, Art DeDecker, Gary Huggins, Loster Hiliier, Albert Kipp, Connie Brittenham, Dick Ingram, George Waddell, Donna Sergeant, Peter Economus, Ronnie Nolan, Douglas Reynolds, Darrell Randolph, Jim Abbott. Second Row: Bill Guthrie, Tom Williams, Angie Gust, Pat Bruegger, Bernadine Reuscher, Dave DeDoncker, Wanda Gallaugher, Pat Ford, Peggy Schneck, Gloria Morrow, Phyllis Valentine, Lois Reeves, Mary lonides, Richard Van Tieghem, Richard Miller. Third Row: Carol Feuser, Laura Stephenson, Mary Louise Tosetto, Marvel Ingram, Donna Griffin, Helen Larson. The members of the Student Council are the representatives of the students of U. T. H. S. They link the directors and the performers. Only students with high ideals, good character, ambition, and initiative are qualified for these positions. Those selected also should be interested in school government, the principles of diplomacy, and the spirit of cooperation. Every year four candidates are nominated for the offices of advisory board president, and one is elected by popular vote. Bob Hart, Dick Ingram, George Waddell, and Don Van Auwelaer were the leading contenders. George Waddell won the presidency. Bus transportation to the games was provided by this organization. They sponsored a dance and the sale of pencils featuring the varsity basketball schedules. Homecoming was also a main attraction planned by this group. Now focusing our cameras on the classes of U. T. H. S. we see a group of energetic, enthusiastic, and industrious students. Out of school pride they enjoy making this school a finer place to work and play. One hundred and nineteen students qualified for the honor roll. Besides studying diligently, they work wholeheartedly in extra-curricular activities. Many are planning their futures including college, homemaking, industry, and business. John Defebaugh .............................President Richard Miller.........................Vice President Jeannie Braet ... ..........................Secretary Joann Lapaczonek ...........................Treasurer Miss Bernice Howard ..........................Sponsor On our large television screen the image of the senior class fades as they take their fourth and final step into the future, whether they are entering industrial, professional, business, or homemaking fields. As freshmen this class headed the honor roll with twenty-two, and as seniors this class is still on top with thirty-six students named. This group of 201 have participated in all the different phases of school life at U. T. H. S., many being outstanding in sports, speech, journalism, drama, and others. Miss Bernice Howard, our sponsor, has worked with the officers to make our class a success. She has been assisted by Miss Marian Dean, Miss Mildred Carlson, Mr. Lawrence Hoff, and Mr. Paul Oliver. Seniors James Abbott Jean Adams Julie Ames Charles Anderson Stanley Andon James Abbott: Jim ; Chorus T; Choir 2, 3; Business Club 4: B;o-Chem-lcs 4: Future Distributors of America 4: Advisory Board 4; Light Opera Chorus 4; President of Future Distributors of America 4. Jean Adams: Jeanie ; Business Club 3, 4. Julie Ames: Jule : G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3; Tennis Team 3: Skyline 4; Key Staff 4: Panther Parade 4; Secretary of Panther Parade 4. Charles Anderson: Sanka ; Tri-Mic 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3, 4. Stanley Andon: MickeyFootball Manager I, 3: Thespians 3, 4; Tri- Mic 4: Drama 3, 4. Darlene Ballegeer: Schlitz'VHome Ec 1,2, 3, 4: Business Club 3, 4: Camera Club 3, 4; Key Staff 4; Skyline Staff 4; President of Business Club 4. Patricia Banks: PatThespians 3, 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4. Clarence Beardsley: Joe : Bio-Chem-Ics 2, 3, 4; Rifle Club 4: Baseball 4: Treasurer of Bio-Chem-lcs 4: Executive Officer of Rifle Club 4. Jess Belman: Bell ; Football I: Basketball I. Dale Bennett: Band I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Thespians 4: Drama 3, 4. Jackie Blunke: Schmackie ; Home Ec I, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 3; Business Club 3, 4; Key Staff 4: Skyline Staff 4; Oratory 3; Original Oratory 4; Declamation 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3. 4; Drama 3, 4; Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 3, and Reporter, 4, of Home Ec. Mary Lou Bobb: Bobbie ; Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3; Business Club 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3; Home Ec I, 2. Darlene Ballegeer Patricia Banks Clarence Beardsley Jess Belman Dale Bennett Jackie Blunke Mary Lou Bobb Seniors Virginia Bond Jack E. Boyer Jeannie Braet Barbara Brand George Burdick Virginia Bond: Jinny”; Extemp 2; Business Club 3, 4; Choir 2, 3. 4; Light Opera Chorus 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 4; Y-Teen 2. Jack E. Boyer: Lover Boy ; Thespians 3, 4; Vice President of Future Distributors of America 4. Jeannie Braet: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 4: Declamation I, 2, 3, 4; Skyline Staff 4; Key Staff 4; Panther Parade 3; Verse 4; Thespians 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Senior Class Secretary; Freshman Class President; Secretary 2, and Vice President, 3, of G.A.A.; Secretary of Thespians 4. Barbara Brand: Babs ; Chorus 3. George Burdick: Tri-Mic 3, 4; Baseball 4. Paul Burge: Cheeta ; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I; Tri-Mic 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3. 4. Joe Ann Burns: Ray ; Transferred. Ernest Eugene Call: Gene ; Chorus I; Business Club 3; Choir 3, 4. Donald Carlson: Don ; Band I, 2. 3, 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Track 4; Skyline Staff 4; Drama 3; Secretary and Treasurer of Camera Club. Gene Clark: Clarkie ; Sports Manager 2; Tri-Mic 3, 4. Lucian J. Claus: Advisory Board I. Joyce Cobert: Business Club 3, 4; Home Ec 1,2; Choir I. Paul Burge Joe Ann Burns Ernest Eugene Call Donald Carlson Gene Clark Lucian J. Claus Joyce Cobert Seniors i Donald Cooper Joetta Cramm Belva Crowe Lupe Dala Crui Arlene Cuvele Donald Cooper: Don ; Future Distributors of America 4. Joetta Cramm: Jo ; Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4; Bio-Chemi-lcs 3, 4; G. A. A. I, 2. 3. 4: Tennis 3: Business Club 3: Band I. 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Key Staff 4: Skyline Staff 4; Thespians 4; Drama 3, 4; Secretary of Y-Teen 4; Vice President of Bio-Chem-lcs 4. Belva Crowe: Belvedere ; Home Ec 1.2. 3. 4; Business Club 3. 4; Future Distributors of America 4: Chorus I, 2. Lupe Dala Cruz: Anchy ; Football I, 2. Arlene Cuvele: Cuve : Home Ec 1,2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Camera Club 3. 4. Ray Damm: Baseball 4; Football 3. Talithia Davidson: Ty ; G. A. A. I, 2. 3. 4: Y-Teens 2, 3: Business Club 3. 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 4; Camera Club 3, 4. Dorothy Davis: Dot Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3. 4: Home Ec I, 2: Business Club 3, 4; Chorus I, 2. Wayne Davis: Chop Chop : Basketball 2. 3: Tri-Mic 3, 4; Vice President 3, and Treasurer. 4, of Tri-Mic. Don De Blaey: Twin ; Tri-Mic 3, 4. Robert De Blaey: Twin ; Tri-Mic 3, 4. Donna De Blieck: Library Club 2, 3. 4; Home Ec 1.2: Business Club 3, 4; Secretary and Treasurer of Library Club. Ray Damm Talithia Davidson Dorothy Davis Wayne Davis Don De Blaey Robert De Blaey Donna De Blieck Seniors Ronald De Bo Dava De Doncker Feme Deem John Defebaugh Marcella Degraer Valentine De La Rosa Marie De Rammelaere Ronald De Bo: Ronnie ; Track 3. 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3, 4; Tri-Mic 4; Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Skyline Staff 4; Vice President of Camera Club 4: Secretary of Bio-Chem-lcs 3. Dave De Doncker: Donkey ; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Debate 2. 3, 4; Oratory 3, 4; Extemp 3, 4; Declamation I, 4; Advisory Board 4; Tennis 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Editor of Key Staff 4; Treasurer of Advisory Board; President of Bio-Chem-lcs 4. Feme Deem: Punk ; Business Club 3, 4. John Defebaugh: Johnny : Extemp 2, 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 3; Panther Parade 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Choir 4; Light Opera Chorus 4; Skyline Staff 3. 4; Editor-in-Chief of Skyline 4; Vice President of Spanish Club 4; Senior Class President. Marcella Degraer: Marc ; Business Club 3, 4; Home Ec I. Valentine De La Rosa: Vallie ; Business Club 3, 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Home Ec 1,2. Marie De Rammelaere: Home Ec 2, 3; Camera Club 3; Business Club 3; Future Distributors of America 4. Richard De Schriver: Dish ; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 3, 4; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Treasurer. Joe Di lulio: Football 2; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Key Staff 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Tri-Mic 4. Beverly Dowis: Bev ; Bio-Chem- lcs 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2; Choir 3, 4; Skyline Staff 4. Pat Dunbar: Dunny ; Business Club 4; Camera Club 4; Home Ec Club 4; G. A. A. I; Dramatics 3, 4; Chorus I. Melba Durnell: Mel ; Future Distributors of America 4; Business Club 3, 4: Bio-Chem-lcs 2; Chorus I, 2. Richard De Schriver Joe Di lulio Beverly Dowis Pet Dunbar Melba Durnell Seniors Anna Economus Bob Entwistle Nancy Erickson Paul Erickson Pat Feehan Anna Economus: Annie ; G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 3, 4; Key Staff 4; Skyline Staff 4; Chorus I. Bob Entwistle: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4; Tri-Mic 4. Nancy Erickson: Nan ; Chorus I, 2; Business Club 3, 4. Paul Erickson: Football 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Advisory Board 2, 3; Pep Band 3, 4. Pat Feehan: Patty ; G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec 1,2, 3, 4; Advisory Board I; Business Club 3, 4; Tennis 4. Jean Ferreri: Jeanie Home Ec I, 2, 3; Chorus I; Business Club 3, 4; Future Distributors of America 4. Carl Foltz: Advisory Board 3; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Tri-Mic 4. Connie Forrest: SchmonnieBand 1,2, 3, 4; Home Ec 1,2, 3, 4; Camera Club 3; Declamation I, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Oratory 3, 4; Key Staff 4; Skyline Staff 4; Vice President 2, Historian, 3, and Treasurer, 4, of Home Ec. John Francis: Rifle Club 4. Jo Ann Franklin: Jody ; Transferred from Galesburg High School; Year Book 2, 3; School Paper 2, 3; G. A. A. I, 2, 3; Choir I, 2, 3. Marilyn Giesenhagen: Geese ; G. A. A. I; Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3; Business Club 3; Camera Club 2; Home Ec I, 2; Future Distributors of America 4; Y-Teens 2, 3. Jim Giovenazzo: Tri-Mic 4. Jean Ferrari Carl Folti Seniors Theresa Goderis Guelde Gooding Wendell Graham Velma Gray Wanda Guldenpfennig Theresa Goderis: Tessie ; Home Ec 2, 3; Business Club 3, 4; Camera Club 4. Guelda Gooding: FannieDeclamation I, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teen 2, 3; Business Club 4; Thespians 3, 4; Skyline Staff 3, 4; Drama 3, 4: Panther Parade 3, 4; Advisory Board I, 2: Junior Class Secretary; Secretary of Y-Teens 3; President of Thespians 4. Wendell Graham: “Wink ; Organ 3, 4; Extemp 3, 4; Light Opera Chorus 4. Velma Gray: Business Club 3. Wanda Guldenpfennig: Horn Ec 1,2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Key Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Vice President of Business Club 4; Reporter, 3, and Historian, 4, of Home Ec. Peter M. Gust: Pete ; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Choir I, 4; Light Opera Chorus 4; Tri-Mic 4. Barbara Hammond: Bobbie ; Band I, 2, 3; Business Club 3, 4. Jeanette Hanneman: Jet ; G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec 1,2, 4; Business Club 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; President of Choir 4. Fred Harker: Fats . Charles Harris: Chuck ; Track 4; Tri-Mic 4; Football 3. Robert Hart: Bob ; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Skyline Staff 4. Betty Hatten: Bio-Chem-lcs 4. Peter M. Gust Barbara Hammond Jeanette Hanneman Fred Harker Charles Harris Robert Hart Betty Hatten Grace Haywood: Puggie ; Home Ec i, 2, 3; Y-Teens 3: G. A. A. 2, 3; Business Club 3, 4; Chorus I; Cheerleader 3: Secretary of Future Distributors of America 4. John Hornick: Bio-Chern-lcs 4; Tri-Mic 4: Rifle Club 4; Hi-Y 4. Evelyn Hoste: Shortie ; Future Distributors of America 4; Home Ec I. Ramona Hott: Mona ; Chorus I: Business Club 3, 4; Home Ec 1,2. Doloris Hunt: Deets ; Home Ec 1,2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Camera Club 3: Skyline Staff 4. Yvonne Hunter: Vonnie'; Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 3; Business Club 3, 4: G. A. A. I. Dick Ingram: Inkie ; Advisory Board 1,3, 4: Choir 1,2,3: Thespians 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Key Staff 4; Vice President of Thespians 4; Vice President of Advisory Board 4; Treasurer of Choir 3. Ann Isaacson: Annie Oklie ; G. A. A. 2, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Transferred from Moline High School. Betty Jean Isais: Bets ; Band 2, 3, 4. Ted Jackson: Mouse ; Football I, 2; Track I, 2; Junior Class President; Tri-Mic 3, 4; Wrestling 3. Don Jacobs: Jake ; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Wrestling 3; Tri-Mic 4. Leonard Janowski: Fireball ; Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Choir 3; Panther Parade 4. Ann Isaacson Betty Jean Isais Ted Jackson Don Jacobs A ® ! ?' - te' 7 Seniors Doloris Hunt Yvonne Hunter Dick Ingram Leonard Janowski Seniors Odeena Johnson. Joan Johnston: Joanie ; G. A. A. I, 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Key Staff 4; Tennis 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3: Advisory Board I, 2. Charlotte Jones: Jonesy : Home Ec 1,2; Y-Teens 2, 3; Business Club 3, 4. James Kennedy: Jim ; Football I, 2; Tri-Mic 4; Advisory Board I. Barbara Kicksey: Bobbie -Band I, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3; Business Club 3, 4. Jack Kincaid: Tri-Mic 3, 4; Rifle Club 4; Vice President and Council Member of Tri-Mic 4. Tula Kulles: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Advisory Board I; Chorus I: Key Staff 3, 4; Skyline Staff 4; Drama 3, 4; Thespians 4; Secretary of Bio-Chem-lcs 4. Tony Kutmas: Tri-Mic 4. Gerard Lampo: Garage ; Skyline Staff 2, 3, 4; Key Staff 3, 4; Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Mic 3, 4; President of Camera Club 3, 4. Norma Lane: Norm . Sue Lane: Susie ; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Skyline Staff 4; Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3: Record Committee 4; Play Staff 3, 4; Chairman of Record Committee 4. Joann Lapaczonek: Lappy ; Home Ec 1,2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Play Staff 2. 3, 4; Key Staff 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Secretary and Treasurer of Business Club 3, 4; Secretary and Treasurer of Camera Club 4. Jack Kincaid Tula Kulles Tony Kutmas Gerard Lampo Norma Lane Sue Lane Joann Lapaczonek Seniors Arlene Levery Bob Leibovitz Laure Levrouw Pete Linqris Arlene Lavery: Arli”; Home Ec 1,2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Camera Club 3. Bob Leibovitz: Blushin' Bob ; Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Track 3, 4: Skyline Staff 4; Chorus I; Drama 3: Chaplain in Hi-Y 4. Laura Levrouw: Josie ; Home Ec I. Pete Lingris. David Linn: Dee Dee ; Choir I, 2; Tri-Mic 3, 4; Vice President, 3, and President, 4, of Tri-Mic. Richard A. Loding: Fliss ; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Drama 3; Declamation 4. Jesse Lopez: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 3; Tri-Mic 4. Jeanette Lundeen: Home Ec I; Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3, 4; Busirfess Club 3. Charles Luse: Sonny ; Rifle Club 4. Larry Lyon: Hot Rod ; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Mic 4; Drama 3. Carol McClellan: Mick ; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3; S. A. A. I; Secretary of Junior Class. Ken McIntosh: Mac ; Tri-Mic 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Treasurer of Sophomore Class. Richard A. Loding Jesse Lopez Jeanette Lundeen Charles Luse Larry Lyon Carol McClellan Ken McIntosh Seniors Nora McMurl Mary Jane McNeal Florence Manion Art Marner Tony Martel Donald Merideth Richard A. Miller Nora McMurl: Business Club 3, 4: Chorus I. Mary Jane McNeal: Janie ; Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Skyline Staff 3, 4; Key Staff 4; Panther Parade 3, 4: Chorus I; President of Y-Teen 4; Editor of Panther Parade 4; Drama 3, 4. Florence Manion: Flossie ; G. A. A. I; Home Ec 1,2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Camera Club 3. Art Marner: Amigo Esp.”; Tri-Mic 4. Tony Martel: Scooter ; Basketball I, 2; Football 2, 3; Baseball I, 4; Tri-Mic 4. Donald Merideth: Don ; Play Staff 3: Tri-Mic 4; Baseball 4. Richard A. Miller: Dick ; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Tri-Mic 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4: Drama 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Rifle Club 4; Advisory Board 4; Treasurer of Rifle Club 4; Class Vice President I, 4; Tri-Mic Council 4. Jack Minor: Puffs ; Track I, 2: Band I, 2; Basketball I, 2. 3, 4; Advisory Board 3; Key Staff 4; Tri-Mic 4. Dwight Moberg: Skyline Staff 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Debate 4; Pep Band 4; Tennis 3, 4; Bohemian Band 3; Tri-Mic 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Thespians 3, 4; Bio-Chem-lcs I; Panther Parade 3, 4; Drama 3, 4. Patricia Joyce Moeller: Pat ; Tri- Mic 3, 4. Gloria Morrow: Business Club 3, 4; G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teen 4; Key Staff 4; Advisory Board 4; Chorus I. Jack Minor Dwight Moberg Patricia Joyce Moeller Aubrey Monton Gloria Morrow Seniors Tony Nache Wanda Nagel Harold Newenham Don Nyquist Marilyn Osman Tony Nache: Notch ; Bio-Chem-lcs 3, 4: Basketball I; Football I, 4; Track I. Wanda Nagel: Lea ; Business Club 3, 4. Harold Newenham: Baseball 4; Tri-Mic 3, 4. Don Nyquist: Big Don ; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Mic 3, 4. Marilyn Osman: Choir 2, 3; Business Club 3, 4; Home Ec I Patricia Passmore: Pat ; Choir 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. I; Spanish Club 3, 4; Thespians 4; Light Opera Chorus 4. Phyllis Pearson: Pip”; Home Ec I, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Skyline Staff 4; Key Staff 4; Y-Teen 3, 4; G. A. A. I. Kathryn Pecaut: Kathy ; Home Ec 1,2; Business Club 3, 4; Key Staff 4; Panther Parade 3, 4: Debate 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2. Marjorie H. Peterson: Margie ; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teen 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 3, 4; Skyline Staff 4; Transferred from Hector High School, Minnesota; Chorus I, 2; Choir I, 2. Gladys Marie Pierson: Business Club 4; Y-Teen 4; Choir 4; Secretary of Choir 4. Eli Pyevich: Peach ; Tri-Mic 3; Basketball 3, 4; Thespians 3. 4; Drama 3; Skyline Staff 4.; Treasurer of Thespians 4. Walter Pyland: Walt ; Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Light Opera Chorus 4; Tri-Mic 4. Patricia Passmore Phyllis Pearson Kathryn Pecaut Marjorie H. Peterson Gladys Marie Pierson Eli Pyevich Walter Pyland Seniors G«n Ragan Bobby Ray Barnadine Reuscher Sam Rica Jacquaiina Richmond Art Rollo Barbara Ruhr Sene Ragan: Biological Bio-Chem-lcs I, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4; Oratory 4: Key Staff 4; Drama 3, 4: Bohemian Band 3; Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Thespians 4. Bobby Ray: Crook Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2: Tri-Mic Council 4; President of Hi-Y 4. Bernadine Reuscher: Bernie ; Chorus 2; Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 3, 4: Debate 2, 4: Advisory Board 4. Sam Rice: Satch ; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Golf I, 2, 3, 4; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Mic I, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Mic Council 4. Jacqueline Richmond: Jacquie ; Choir I, 2, 4; Y-Teen 4; Future Distributors of America 4; Treasurer of Future Distributors of America 4. Art Rollo: Artie Tri- Mic 3, 4. Barbara Ruhs: Squirt : Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec I: Bio-Chem-lcs 4; Business Club 3, 4; Band I, 2. Ida Rush: Deanna : Y-Teen I. Jack Ryan. Beatrice Sandoval: Bea Spanish Club 3, 4. Charles Sandoval: Band I, 2: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Football I, 2: Tri-Mic 4: Track I, 2. George Sandoval: George : Spanish Club 3. 4. Ida Rush Jack Ryan Beatrice Sandoval Charles Sandoval Georgia Sandoval Seniors Santiago Sandoval Dolores Schatteman June Schultz Russ Schultz Charlotte Seefeldt Santiago Sandoval: Yatch ; Tri-Mic 3, 4: Football 1,2, 3: Basketball 1,2, 3: Track 1,2, 3. Dolores Schatteman: Dee : Home Ec 1,2, 3: Bio-Chem-lcs 4: Business Club 3, 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Chorus I. June Schultz: G. A. A. I, 2; Business Club 3, 4;. Bio-Chem-lcs 4. Russ Schultz: Geoman : Football I, 2, 4; Track 3, 4: Bio-Chem-lcs 4; Camera Club 4; Tri-Mic 4; Play Staff 3; Tri-Mic Council 4. Charlotte Seefeldt: Chadie ; Y-Teen I; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 3, 4: Theresa Segura: Terry : Spanish Club 3, 4. Donna Sergeant: Sarge ; Drama 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Advisory Board I, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec I, 2, 3; Business Club 3, 4; Key Staff 4; Secretary of Advisory Board 4. Doreen Sheets: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teen 1,2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4. Melvin Short: Track 3, 4; Football 4; Tri-Mic 4. Edith Smith: Ede : Home Ec 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 4; Y-Teens 3; President of Library Club 4. Janice Sohrbeck: Jan”; Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Home Ec 1,2, 4: Skyline Staff 4; Key Staff 4; Debate 3, 4; Thespians 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Vice President of Y-Teen 3; President of Spanish Club 4. Dorothy Soulis: Dot : Home Ec 1,2, 3: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3. Theresa Segura Donna Sergeant Doreen Sheets Melvin Short Edith Smith Janice Sohrbeck Dorothy Soulis Seniors Beverly Steiner: Bobby G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3; Key Staff 4. Patricia Stephenson: Janey : Business Club 3, 4. Betty Jean Stern: Peanuts : Home Ec 2, 3, 4: Business Club 3. 4. -Duane Stout: Nippy ; Football 2; Track I; Tri-Mic 4. Doris Sutterer: Sutt ; Home Ec 1.2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Camera Club 4. Marshall Sutton: Sarsh' ; Light Opera Chorus 4; Quartet 3, 4: Choir I, 2. 3, 4; Business Club 4; Camera Club 2; Baseball 3, 4. Le Roy Swanson: Swannee : Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3: Camera Club 4; Advisory Board 2; Hi-Y 4; Treasurer of Hi-Y 4. Pat Sweet: Pot ; Band I. 2, 3, 4; Y-Teen 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Skyline Staff 4; G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec I; President of G. A. A. 4. Glenn Teager: Teag”; Bio- Chem-lcs 3. 4; Tri-Mic 3, 4. Donald Techlin: Stretch ; Tri-Mic 3, 4; Basketball 2; Golf 4. Gerald Thompson: Jerry ; Rifle Club 4; Play Staff 3. 4; Baseball 4; Secretary of Rifle Club 4. Lavena Thoreson: Billie”; Future Distributors of America 4; Transferred from Augusta Community High School; Tumbling Team 2. Marshall Sutton La Roy Swanson Pat Sweet Glenn Teager Donald Techlin Gerald Thompson Lovena Thoreson Seniors Jean Thurber: Jeannie ; Business Club 4. Barbara Tomlinson: Barb ; Home Ec I, 2; Business Club 3, 4. Mary Louise Tosetto: MarinaG. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Home Ec I, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3. 4; Advisory Board 3, 4; Chorus I, 2. Ronald Trogdon: Coily ; Skyline Staff 4; Camera Club 4; Track 3, 4; Football 4; Tri-Mic 4; Drama 3. Margery Trotter: Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Chorus I. Tom Tully: Wizard of Oz ; Rifle Club 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Panther Parade 3, 4; Debate 3, 4; Oratory 4; President of Rifle Club 4. Pauline Ullrich: Polly ; Bio-Chem-lcs 2, 3, 4; Debate 2; Y-Teen 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2: Skyline Staff 4; Spanish Club 4. Pauline Valentine: Polly ; Home Ec 1,2, 3, 4; G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Business Club 3, 4; Bio-Chem-lcs 3. Don Van Auwelaer: Van ; Advisory Board I; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. Bill Van Buskirk: Van ; Tri-Mic 3, 4; Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Sign Club 2, 3, 4; Drama 3; Treasurer of Choir 4. Joan Van De Voorde: Jo ; Business Club 3, 4. Paul Van Thorre: Pill ; Football I; Tri-Mic 3, 4. Tom Tully Pauline Ullrich Pauline Valentine Don Van Auwelaer Bill Van Buskirk Joan Van De Voorde Paul Van Thorre Seniors Barbara Vaughn Ruth Vickers George Waddell Vernon Walker Carolyn Ward Barbara Vaughn: Barb : Home Ec I, 2: Business Club 3: Spanish Club 4. Ruth Vickers: Ruthie : Y-Teen 3: Chorus 3. George Waddell: Scratchy : Camera Club I: Spanish Club 3. 4: Advisory Board I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3: President of Advisory Board 4; Vice President of Spanish Club 3; Junior Class Vice President. Vernon Walder: Golf 2, 3, 4: Tri-Mic 3, 4; Football I. Carolyn Ward: Carrie : Home Ec 1.2, 3, 4: Business Club 3: Bio-Chem-lcs 4: G. A. A. 4. Ina Wells: Chorus I; Y-Teen I, 2, 3,-4: Business Club 3. 4: Skyline Staff 4. Alice Welsh: Bette : G. A. A. 2, 3: Spanish Club 3, 4; Transferred from Redwood Falls High School, Minnesota: G. A. A. 2. Richard Wildermuth: Dick' ; Football I: Rifle Club 4: Baseball 4. Donna Williams: Queenie : G. A. A. I, 2, 3. 4: Y-Teen I, 2. 3. 4; Business Club 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3. 4: Band I, 2. 3, 4: Thespians 3. 4. Arnold Wilson: Arnie ; Football 3, 4: Tri-Mic 4: Choir 4. June Wortman: Junie : Chorus I, 2: Choir 4: Spanish Club 4. Tressa Wortman: Tess . Ina Walls Aliea Walsh Richard Wildermuth Donna Williams Arnold Wilson June Wortman Tressa Wortman Seniors f Bessie Zarlatanes Gwendolyn Ziegenhorn Bessie Zarlatanes: G. A. A. 2, 3. 4: Home Ec 1.2, 3: Chorus 1.2. 3. Gwendolyn Ziegenhorn: Gwen : Business Club 4. We do not have pictures of the following seniors: Paul Bennett William Ray Blackwell Ernest Dennhardt Bill Schaecher Francis Whipple Paul Bennett: Football I; Track 3: Business Club 3: Tri-Mic 4; Drama 3: Treasurer of Freshman Class. William Ray Blackwell: Bill : Tri-Mic 3. 4. Ernest Dennhardt: Bambi ; Tri-Mic 4. Bill Schaecher: Checker ; Declamation 4; Basketball I. Francis Whipple: Fran'; Football I. Second rfaauat 'rtyamecarttitty c°me$ fhe f,9 parade! Royalty Standing: Jean Siefken, Tom Williams, Peggy Schneck, Dick Ingram, Donna Sargeant, Bob Entwistle, Joan Lapaczonek. Seated: John Defebaugh and Donna Williams, Homecoming King and Queen. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jack Waddell ............................... President Darrel Randolph ..........................Vice President Colleen Smith .................................Secretary Lyle Lyon..................................... Treasurer Mrs. Jessie Frederick............................Adviser Our screen now picks up the images of the junior class on the third step of their ladder of fame. In the sports field are Marvin Salmonson and Crotis Spicer on the first team in basketball; Darrell Yeargle, Don Veskauf, Dick Mitton, and Les Massa-rollo run close seconds. In football Don Valentine and Emmett Sawyer hold the limelight. Four juniors have cheerleading positions; they are Sylvia Bedeian, Alice Brown, Jerry Keith, and Georgia Studen. Prominent in declamation, dramatics, and debate are Sharon Sammon, Ramona Reynolds, and Jean Siefken. In the talented class are singers Charles Meyers, Eloise Reveal, Colleen Smith; dancers Lyle Lyon, Jeannie Stulir; organists Carol Feuser, Darrell Irby, and Sharon Sammon. The juniors show interest in the activities of U. T. H. S. since they have the largest percentage of Key subscriptions. Thus we leave juniors well established on the ladder to the fourth and final step, exhibiting their capability of going on to the senior year. Juniors First row, left to right: Juanita Abel, Patty Abrahams, Jo Ann Adams, Kenneth Adams, Phyllis Adams, Louis Anders, Gene Anderson. Second row: Rona Anderson, Delores Andrews, Mary Argeropoulos, Carolyn Bagge, Keith Bailey, Sylvia Bedeian, Allan Bell. Third row: Edith Benson, Darlene Blanchard, William Biclc, John Branch. Fourth row: Barbara Braucht, Bill Brokaw, Alice Brown, Pat Browning. Fifth row: Pat Bruegger, Dorina Bucci, Wayne Bulen, Rose Cacari, Jim Carr, Robert Cass, Evelyn Castens. Sixth row: Joan Cate, Jerry Clark, Gay Coffman, Pat Coon, Jerry Cooper, Robert Copeland, Marilyn Cuvele. Seventh row: Joan De Doncker, Franklin Deopere, Glenn Dessing. Juniors First row, left to right: Theresa De Taeye. Beverly Dieterich, Joan Dixon, Dwight Dopier, Elaine Doyle, Carol Emmerson, Virginia Entwistle. Second row: Don Fackler, Barbara Ferry, Carol Feuser, Albert Fitch, Pat Ford, Roger Forret, Mary Jane French. Third row: Wanda Gallaugher, Jeannine Garrett, Marian Gibbs, Donna Glanz. Fourth row: Neta Jean Glenn, Bob Goebel, Cora Guerrero, Angie Gust. Fifth row: Eleanor Haase, Jim Hahn, Roger Haley, Gary Hanson, Sally Harker. Donna Harris, Norma Harris. Sixth row: Wilbur Hegwood, Carole Herrick, Lester Hillier, Howard Hinton, Julia Hock, Dale Hofetetter, Bob Hougan. Seventh row: Beverly Harmon, William Hynd, Margie Huyvaert. Juniors Logarithmic and exponential equations! Duane Moberg, Miss Cornell, Artie Rollo. a ci ▲ wr v Hr . 1 7; First row, left to right: Tony Hylton, Darrell Irby, Evelyn Jackson, Jack Jackson, Nick Jannes, Mildred Kave, Jerry Keith. Second row: Jo Ann Kile, Bernard Kinkead, Beverly Knutson, Gabrielle Lambrecht, Betty Lavine. Robert Lindstrand, Lyle Lohse. Third row: Norman Luse, Lyle Lyon, Richard Malmstrom, Rosemary Martel. Fourth row: Les Massarollo, Mary Ann Masschelin, Edwin Maitlen, James McBee. Fifth row: Orba McChurch, Allen McGehee, Eugene McGinnis, Frances McGivern. Anna McMurray, Betty McNeill, Frank Mercy. Sixth row: Jerry Meyer, Chuck Meyers, Jim Miller, Floyd Miller, Duane Moberg, Mary Louise Morris. Don Neels. Seventh row: Darrold Nelson, Shirley Nelson, Zona Zae Netser. Juniors First row, left to right: Darlene Newberg, Georgia Nimrick, Mary Lou Niswander, Donna Nitzel, Bob Nolan, Don Nutter, Mary Alice O’Connell. Second row: Ellen O'Dell, Betty Ohrberg, Carol Olson, Rita Olsen, Tom Pappas, Spiros Pappaspiros, Dave Peterson. Third row: Dorothy Pokrajac, Elmer Polite, Umberto Ponce, Pauline Ponciano. Fourth row: Marion Pro-voost, Darrel Randolph, Joe Raymond, Mary Alice Reed. Fifth row: Eloise Reveal, Ramona Reynolds, Don Ropp, Georgia Rowan, Tom Rush, Nancy Ryan, Marvin Salmonson. Sixth row: Sharon Sammon. Alice Samson. Jane Sanders, Al Sandoval, Emmett Sawyer, Dorothy Schaefer. Seventh row: Arlene Schutte, Dorothy Shamalian, Carol Shaw. uniors First row, left to right: Deloris Schreve, Jean Siefken, Charles Smith, Colleen Smith, Mae Smith, Margaret Sodeman, Guadalupe Solii. Second row: Mary Soulis, Lloyd Staab, Mary Ann State, Doren Stephenson, Tony Stopoulos, Maggie Stout, Warren Stout. Third row: Georgia Studen, Jeanne Stulir, Joyce Taube, Marian Taylor, Adiel Theuninck, Roger Theuninck, Billy Thurber Fourth row: Irene Townsend, Narcissa Trujillo, Don Valentine, Dorothy Vender Jeught, Joyce Van De Voorde, Joan Van Hecke, Richard Van Tieghem. Fifth row: Wilbur Veroeven, Don Veskauf, John Virnig, Paul Waller, Jack Waddell, Beverly Williams. Lois Wilson. Sixth row: Jo Ann Dobbelaere, Fred Winthurst, Louie Woodworth, Darrell Yeargle, Manual Ysais, Matthew Zarlatanes, Marilyn Miller. Photographs of the following juniors do not appear: Jerry Anderson, Marilyn Bowman, Gary Foley, Jo Ann Garland, Duane Griffith, Loren Hays, Phyllis Hoerrmann, Jack Holt, Beverly Hudson, Rita Huggart, Doris Krambeck, Beverly Land, Terry Miller, Dick Mitton, Lanny Morgan, Lawrence Neyrinck, Alberta Roussel, Delores Shepherd, Marjorie Sparrowgrove, Joan Stahl, Bernhard Stojohann, Jimmie Sullivan, Don Verslnis, Richard Wassell, Jim Webb, Keith Yuskis. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Peggy Schneck . Glen Anderson Bill Marks...... John Campbell . . Mrs. Fern McNab ......President Vice President . . . . Secretary Treasurer ...... Adviser This group of 115 boys and 122 girls carries on both business and social affairs in an efficient manner. Outstanding in speech and drama are Jill Lunaeen, Joan Lingle, Jeannie Muzos, and Kenny Mc- Conoughey, while Marvel Ingram holds the limelight for musical ability. In the sports field are Don Harmon, John Campbell, Glenn Anderson, and Bill Marks. Sophomores First row, left to right: Betty Adams, Leonard Adamson, Ethan Allen, Glen Anderson, Armon Baney, Keith Beardsley, Mary Jean Blackwell. Second row: Richard Bland, Carl Bond, Aileen Bowling, Lucille Bozoian. Third row: Jim Boyer, Connie Brittenham, Betty Brown, Ronald Bute. Fourth row: Phillis Bulene, Albert Bute, Beverly Cabor, Theresa Cacari, Sue Ann Cady, Ronald Cady, Jerry Call. Fifth row: Francis Campbell, John Campbell, Raymond Cappaert, Robbie Caufield, Bill Carmichel, Elaine Cary, Bill Cavin. Sixth row: Bill Churchill, Carl Clark, Joseph Claus, Richard Clowes, Duane Cobert, Jean Cobert, Betty Cole. Seventh row: Shirley Collier, Dick Collins, Dorothy Covents. Sophomores First row, left .to right: Joan Cox. Marvin Cunningham, Agnes Dahlstrom, Bob Dailey, Marlene Davenport, Carol Davis, Phil Davison. Second row: Dave DeBarre, Carol De Blieck, Joyce De Bord. Betty De Doncker. Third row: Gabriella De Graer, Shery Dohner, Raymond Dehon, Duane Denn-hardt. Fourth row: Donna DePorter, Dick DeSmet, Joan Dillon, Gwen Dolleslager, Jim Duncan, Bob Duyck, Earl Eggert. Fifth row: Betty Eklof, Bill Evans, Donald Fee, Jim Feehan, Travis Fields, Emma Fitch, Richard Fleming. Sixth row: Phil Flick. Wildred Fraikes, Louie Gargano, Ralph Gerhardt, Jim Goeden, Rose Gomel. Seventh row: Nick Goumas, Joyce Gower, Donna Griffin. Sophomores SIMS Ye Oid Painter from you know where. Bob Hart. First row, left to right: Don Gronwaidt, David Gunlock, Elva Gustafson, Roger Gustafson, Hartley Guthrie, William Guthrie, Bernard Haertjens. Second row: Helen Hahn, Pat Hanshew, Don Harmening, Don Harmon. Third row: Bob Hatten, Bob Haywood, Cleo Hermaudi, Jean Heydeman. Fourth row: Wayne Hollins, Joyce Hoyt, Donna Hufford, William Hunter, Mary Hurt, Aaron Hyman, Marvel Ingram. Fifth row: Barbara Ingwersen, Sharon Jackson, Walter Jones, Joan Kehoe, Joan Keith, James Kelly, Juanita King. Sixth row: William Kincaid, Pat Knox, Fred Kohrt, Betty Anne Kupersin, Bob Lanpher, Bob Lang, Curtis Larson. Seventh row: Helen Larson, Jon Larson, Donna Le Claire. Sophomores First row, left to right: Beverly Leibovitz, Melva Ligons, Joan Lingle, Tom Lingris, Jackie Logsdon, Jill Lundeen, Thomas Luse. Second row: Carolyn Mabie, Pat Malmstrom, Bill Marks, Darlene Martin. Third row: Barbara Marx, Janet McCombs, Ken McConoughey, Jeanne McTigue. Fourth row: Donna Mendenhall, Gene Miller, Evelyn Miller, Shirley Miller, Nancy Millett, Doris Mills, Shirley Moeller. Fifth row: Freda Monteith. Beverly Morrissey, Ken Mourning, Joann Muzos, Robert Meyers, Wilbert Neely, Beverly Nevins. Sixth row: John Oltman. Sally Owens, Thomas Owens. Mary Lou Papish, Pauline Park. Leroy Peterson. Donna Peterson, Dale Phillips. Sophomores First row, left to right: John Ponce, Amy Lou Quint, Ernest Rangel, Mary Rangel, Marvin Reed, Elsie Reiling, Charles Reveal. Second row: Douglas Reynolds, Marilyn Rind, Glen Robinson, Dorothy Rockwell. Third row: Jo-lene Roeschman, Bernita Roscoe, Luella Rowan, Wilma Rusk. Fourth row: Don Russell, Clara Rygg, Clarence Ryker, Bob Saelens, Don Samuelson, Frank Sandoval, Alice Saunders. Fifth row: Dick Scharer, Peggy Schneck, Ralph Schneider, Carlos Schoonover, Karen Schubert. Jo Ann Scott, Shirley Sheets. Sixth row: Dorothy Shope, Don Smith, Sandra Smith, Betty Lou Sperry, Sylvia Stacey, Peter Stanbro, Pat Steiner. Seventh row: Jean Stephens, Lora Stephenson, Helen Stoehr, Ronald Stone. Sophomores IN MEMORIAM On November 15,1949,the school lost one of its most conscientious students, James Miller, sophomore. Besides being a drummer in the band, Jim was a member of the sophomore basketball squad. We pay tribute to a fellow classmate. First row, left to right: Larry Stoneburner, Leon Sutton, Pat Swanson, Donna Sweet, Jim Taulbee, Marvin Taulbee, Max Taylor. Second row: Norman Teager, Sally Techlin, Lupe Terronei, Beverly Thurber. Third row: Pat Tighe, Carol Trujillo, Mabel Turner, Steve Uzelac. Fourth row: Leona Van De Velde, Doris Vender Bossche, Sally Van Isegham, Durwood Van Valkenburg, Don Viager, Beverly Vickers, Loyal Voight. Fifth row: Doris Waldoon, Bryn Walmsley, Donna Wallen, Shirley Walker, Wanda Walker, Bill Ward, Jim Washington. Sixth row: Frances Watson, Patricia Weimar, Julia Welsh, Ruth Wise. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Tom Williams .............................President Guadalupe Medina.....................Vice President Lee Salmonson ..................Secretary-Treasurer An active group of 140 boys and 128 girls entered United Township Hiqh School in September. Freshman football and basketball teams completed their seasons undefeated. Contributing to these victories were Gary Huggins, Tom Williams, Tom Belowske, Ronnie Nolan, Richard Gromm, Lee Salmonson, and Jim Gallaugher. Taking part in speech activities were Joy Gaumer, Marilyn Swanson, Eileen Sommer, Nancy Peters, Joyce Almquist and Nancy Hinton. Freshmen First row, left to right: Marilyn Aabel, Gloria Abraham, Dale Adams, Joyce Almquist, Jenine Anderson, Ronnie Anderson. Mona Andrews. Second row: Glenda Ash, Bob Bailey, Barbara Bartholomew, Betty Baney, Carolyn Barr. Bob Barton, David Belman. Third row: Tommy Belowslce, George Blair, Virginia Boggs, Frank Bost. Fourth row: Norman Bost, Shirley Bowles, Madeline Branch, Ruthie Brittenham. Fifth row: Barbara Brown, Tommy Brown, Gene Bruegger, Betty Burdick, Weldon Campbell, Gary Carlson, Bill Cary. Sixth row: William Cecille, Elizabeth Claus, Nancy Clementz, Barbara Cook, Eugene Cook, Roy Coon, Pat Copeland. Seventh row: Gary Copple, Jesse Coronell, Raul Coronell. Freshmen First row, left to right: Betty Covert, Betty Cowan, Jewell Craker, Carol Crouch, Mary Cuerden, Richard Culley, Veda Cunningham. Second row: Virginia Daniels, Donald Davis, Jerry De Block, Constance Decker, Art De Decker. Mark De La Rosa, Lucille De Lew. Third row: Jo Ann De May, Rosemarie De Meyer, Gladys Dennison, June De Rammelaere. Fourth row: Gehrig Dergo, Pat De Ruytter, Dixie Mae Dial. Janet Douglas. Fifth row: Shirley Douglas, Gloria Durbin, Joan Duyck, Joe Eckerson, Peter Economus, Donald Ehler, Milard Ekin. Sixth row: LaVonne Emerson, Kenneth Evans, John Fanter, David Fields, Hylma June Floyd, Jesse Foiles, Myrna Fox. Seventh row: Rodney Francis, Everett Frels, James Gallaugher. Freshmen First row, left to right: Kathryn Garber, Joy Ann Saumer, Bob Gelski, Barbara Gerhardt, Lois Gerlock, Jim Ginot, Mary Goday. Second row: James Gooch, Joan Gray, Donald Greeno, Sam Grissom, Richard Gromm, Paul Guerrero, Constance Guldenpfennig. Third row: Mary Gust, David Haegeman, Ed Harding, Iris Hayslett. Fourth row: David Heald, Gary Hegenderfer, Elvin Held, Nancy, Hinton. Fifth row: Harold Hofstetter, Don Holloman, Bernard Holstlaw, Carol Hoover, Mabel Howard, Barry Huggins. Sixth row: Jerry Hume, Bill Humphrey, Norva Huyvaert, Betty Hynd, Mary lonides, Thaniel Irby, Esequiel Isais. Seventh row: Gloria Jacobs, Jerry Jamison, Helen Jannes. Freshmen First row, loft to right: Kenneth Jenowski, Garry Johnson, Jack Johnson, Paula Johnson, Marjorie Kincaid, Bill King, Jack King. Second row: Willard King, Gerald Kinkead, Albert Kipp, Frances Krambeck, Dick Krantz, Bob Krug, Glee Lane. Third row: Bob Lee, Paul Lee, Donald Liedtke, Lindel Lipes. Fourth row: Elizabeth Linn, Pat Little, Barbara Livesay, Janet Loding. Fifth row: Joyce Long, Wini Long, Gonzalo Lopez, Russell Lovell, Lee Lucas, Margaret Lucas, Denny Lyons. Sixth row: Pearl Mabie, Wendell McAfee, Josephine Malstrom, Albert Marner, Shirley Martens, Mary Martinez, Lupe Masias. Seventh row: Cecil McCarty, Joe McIntosh, Mary Ann McLean. Freshmen First row, left to right: Henrietta McMurl, Guadalupe Medina, Don Mel-linger, Delores Miller, Joyce Miller, Mary Belle Miller, Beverly Minor. Second row: Arlene Moens, Bob Moriartes, Betty Moulder, Sherry Murphy, John Nache, Beverly Needham. Delores Neal. Third row: Lonnie Neels, Peggy Nelson, Ken Newenham, Barbara Nicholson. Fourth row: Ramona Nickason, Ronnie Nolan, Betty Ann Oliver, Philip Olson. Fifth row: Marie Park, Lola Parker, John Passini, Wayne Peacock, Frank Perez, Nancy Peters, Kay Peterson. Sixth row: Carolyn Pitt, Bob Poelvoorde, Aurora Pompa, Mary Pompa, Paul Guerrero, Ronnie Pyle, Catherine Rainbolt. Seventh row: Frances Randolph, Elvira Rangel, Beatrice Rassell. Freshmen First row, left to right: Nadine Reed, Lois Reeves, Bob Reveal. Keith Rinier, Ronnie Rohren, John Roseboom, Lannie Ross. Second row: Carl Rygg, Frances Rusk, Richard Ryan, Helen Ryan, Lee Salmonson, Theresa St. Clair, Joe Sandoval. Third row: Mary Sandoval, Danny Schadt, Jim Schadt, Raymond Schatteman. Fourth row: Encer Schaffer, Don Schau- broeck, Ronald Schoondyke, Betty Shaw. Fifth row: Richard Short, Shirley Simmons, Dolores Sinor, Bill Skaggs, Pat Skeel, Nancy Slover, Joanne Smith. Sixth row: Rhode Smith, Jack Sodeman, Eileen Sommer, Lorene Speckman, First row, left to right: Joyce Steffenson, Dan Studen, Bob Swafford, Joyce Stahl, Virginia Stahr. Freshmen First row, left to right: Joyce Steffenson, Dan Studen, Bob Swafford, Marilyn Swanson, Bob Taylor, Dorothy Taylor, Jim Teager. Second row: Frank Terronez, Jaunita Terronez, Kent Tipsword, Sharon Tisdale, Noreen Ullrich, Janice Valentine, Phyllis Valentine. Third row: Ed Van Quathem, Bill Verlinden, Kenneth Vogl, Jim Vyncke, Ronald Walker, Bob Wallace, Donna Wainman. Fourth row: Kenneth Washington, Glen Wassell, Shirley Wells, Harry Whipple, Jerry Wildermuth, Warren Willhouse, Robert Wilson. Fifth row: Gayle Williams, Tom Williams, Richard Winthurst, William Winthurst, Bill Woods, David Wright, Gilbert Ysais. Sixth row: Judy Yusk, Sharonlea Yuskis, Pat Zeller. Photographs of the following freshmen do not appear: Tommy Brown, Millard Ekin, Barbara Nelson, George Poelvoorde, John Ponce. 'P’ioanatn On television sets we witness varied programs — serious, informative, and humorous. They are comparable to the activities here at United Township High School. These programs include clubs, publications, speech, drama, music, and sports. Just as we watch our television sets to relax and at the same time learn, we enjoy our extra-curricular activities here at high school. Bio-Chem-lcs First row, loft to right: Pauline Ullrich, Jeannie Braet, Delores Schatteman, Pauline Park, Mildred Kane, Joetta Cramm, Dave DeDoncker, Caroline Ward, June Schultz, Joanne Leighe, Sherry Dehner, Carol Davis, Elaine Cary, Karen Schubert. Second row: Beverly Vickers, Joline Roeschman, Pat Ford, Ellen O'Dell, Marvel Ingram, Dorothy Shope, Doris Vanden Bossche, Talitha Davidson, Pauline Valentine, Shirley Miller, Donna LeClaire, Helen Larson, Sharon Jackson, Jill Lundeen. Third row: Leonard Janowski, Tom Tully. Don Carlson, Jerry Keith, Nick Jannes, Leon Sutton, Lester Hillier, Glenn Dessing, Bob Hou-gan, us ® Schult DeShriver. Joe Raymond. Fourth row: Larry Stoneburner, Gene Ragen, Bob Leibovitz, Spiros NormVn Leike ' t S 1? R!v !i Jo ! Lar$on- Ronni D Bo- Wchard Coding. Roger Forret. Darrell Irby. Norman Le.ke. James M.lUr Tony Nache. Jo. Beardsley. Gen. Malcolm. Sixth row: Jerry Meyers. Wilbur V.rosv.n, Louis Woodworth, Roger Haley. LeRoy Swanson. Jim Abbott. Jack Waddell. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor .... . Dave DeDoncker . . .Joetta Cramm Joann Lapaczonek . . .Joe Beardsley . . Mr. M. W. Pratt y + •VBnMr,' £9M First row, left to right: Bernadine Reuscher, Anna Economus, Tula Kulles, Jeanne Stulir, Maggie Stout, Arlene Schutte, Margrie Peterson, Charlotte Seefeldt, Pat Coon, Mary Jane McNeal. Second row: Delores Andrews, Joyce Taube, Carol Olson, Sharron Sammon, Sylvia Bedeian, Lois Wilson, Carol Herrick, Phyllis Harmen, Mary Alice O'Connell, Donna Glanz, Doreena Bulche. Third row: Yvonne Hunter, Alice Samson. v v' ,I Bio-Chem-lcs, signifying Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, is the name of one of our oldest clubs, having been organized in 1935. Its purpose is to promote a better understanding of science and its importance in the world. Just right? Roberta Gruenwald, Dave Peterson, Jim Miller. Careful, don’t spill it — Ellen O'Dell, Bev Dowis, Bernadine Ruescher, and Mr. Pratt. Business Club First row, left to right: Joan Stahl, Dorothy Pokrajac, Barbara Ruhs, Joyce Cobert, Grace Haywood, Betty Stern, Miss Parker, Darlene Ballageer, Wanda Guldenpfenning, Pat Stevenson, Wanda Nagel, Jean Ferrari, Belva Crowe, Doris Sutterer, Pauline Valentine, Jean Siefkin, Alice Samson. Second row: Marilyn Osman, Ramona Hott, Joan Cate, Arlene Lavery, Deloris Hunt, Ora McChurch, Connie Forest, Anna Economus, Tula Kulles, Jackie Blunke, Doreen Sheets. Eloise Reveal, Melba Dur-nell, Marie DeRammelaere, Pat Dunbar, Florence Manion, Guelda Gooding. Third row: Elenor Haase, Margaret Sodeman, Deloris Andrews, Joyce Taube, Mary Alice O'Connell, Donna Glanz, Elaine Doyle, Joan DeDoncker, Pat Banks, Beverly Steiner, Donna Sergeant, Jean Thurber, Pat Moeller. Fourth row: Donna Harris, Charlotte Jones, Ina Wells, Margorie Trotter, Donna Nitzel, Dorothy Vander Jeugdt, Sally Harker, Barbara Tomlinson, Carol Shaw, Gladys Pierson, Anna McMurray, Virginia Bond, Jim Abbott, Marshal Sutton, Tony Hylton, Marilyn Miller, Marilyn Cuvele, Carol Emerson, Margie Huyvaert, Joyce Vander Voorde, Mary Ann State, Marian Gibbs, Yvonne Hunter, Alice Brown, Rita Olsen, Georgia Rowan. Officers President.........Darlene V. President. Wanda Guldenpfennig Secy.-Treas.......Joann Lapaczonek Adviser...................Miss Parker Wanda Guldenpfennig, vice president; Darlene Ballegeer, president: Miss Marjorie Parker: Joann Lapaczonek, secretary-treasurer, was not present when the picture was taken. First row, loft to right: Jean Adams. Joan Vander Voorde, Shirley Nelson, Gay Coffman, Barbara Kicksey, Phyllis Pearson, Dorothy Davis, Nancy Erickson, Doris Krambeck, Deloris Shreve, Beverly Harmon, Maggie Stout, Marilyn Muggart, Pat Bruegger, Joan Dobbelaere, Colleen Smith, Barbara Hammond, Jean Stulir, Arlene Shutte. Second row: Mary Lou Bobb, Gwendolyn Ziegenhorn, Jo Ann Adams. Marian Taylor. Angie Gust, Bessie Zarlatanes, Dorothy Soulis, Phyllis Hoerrmann, Beverly Williams, Gloria Morrow, Pat Ford. Zonazae Netzer, Beverly Dietrick, Beverly Knutson, Carolyn Ward. Mary Louise Tosetto, Pat Feehan, Feme Deem, Marcella DeGreare, Beverly Hudson. Third row: Carolyn Bagge, Nora McMurl, Gabriella Lambrecht, Mary Lou Niswander, Threas De Taeye, Barbara Braucht, Barbara Ferry, Carol Feuser, Georgia Studen, Pat Browning, Sharon Smmon, Sylvia Bedeian, Joan Kile. Valentine De La Rosa, Theresa Goderis, Jeannie Braet, Delores Schatteman, Arlene Cuvele, Darlene Newberg, Joyce Sanders, Mary Ann Masschelin, Marion Provoost, Jane Sanders, Janet Peters, Kathryn Pecaut. Membership in Business Club consists of juniors and seniors enrolled in business courses. To stimulate interest in the business department and to understand the business world is this club's purpose. It has informal meetings dealing with appearance, personality, and skill. Now do you know what that means, Dorothy? — Miss Lee. Type! Camera Club First row, left to right: Glenn Dessing, Lester Hillier, Ronnie DeBo, Gerard Lampo, Richard Loding, Bob Liebovitz, Lee Roy Swanson, Curtis Larson. Second row: Tony Hylton, Betty Ohrberg, Marian Gibbs, Carolyn Bagge, Carole Herrick, Joann Lapaczonek, Nancy Ryan, Mr. M. W. Pratt. Top row: Bryn Walmsley, Jon Larson, Fred Kohrt, Wilbur Veroven, Larry Stoneburner, Bob Haywood, Jim Goeden, Leon Sutton. Officers This club strives to arouse interest in photography. Anyone in school interested in this field may join. During meetings members view movies and slides, learning photographic techniques. Mr. M. W. Praft, adviser; Gerard Lampo. president; and Ronnie DeBo. vice president. Missing from the picture is Joann Lapaczonek, secretary-treasurer. First row: Manuel Ysais, Dale Hofstetter, Lester Hillier, Alice Welsh. June Wortman, Pauline Ullrich. Jean Siefken. Marilyn Vaughn, Pat Sweet, Georgia Sandoval, Janice Sohrbeck, George Waddell, Douglas Reynolds, Fred Kohrt. Second row: Miss Meier, Bryn Walmsley, Glenn Dessing, James Miller, Ramona Reynolds, Carol Feuser, Nancy Ryan, Mary Jane McNeal, John Defebaugh, Leonard Janowski, Marjorie Peterson. Top row: Rose Cacari, Pauline Ponciano, Rose Mary Martel, Theresa Segura, Beatrice Sandoval, Charlotte Seefeldt, Pat Passmore. This is one of the newer clubs of U. T. H. S. having been organized in 1948. Nevertheless it has interesting programs. At one, Miss Meier displayed Mexican articles obtained while she studied at the University of Mexico. At another meeting George Waddell lectured on his study of archaeology south of the border. Miss Amelita Meier, adviser; Lois Wilson, secretary-treasurer; Janice Sohrbeck, president; John Defebaugh, vice president. Future Homemakers Firs! row, left to right: Eleanor House, Darlene Ballegeer, Donna Harris, Margie Juyvaert, Donna De Porter, Ruth Britten-ham. Carol Mabie, Joyce Vander Voorde, Leona Van de Velde, Connie Brittenham, Jill Lundeen, Jackie Blunlce, Wanda Guldenpfennig, Joan Van Hecke, Connie Forrest, Betty Stern, Mary Lou Papish, Marvel Ingram, Phylliss Valentine, Janice Valentine, Shirley Martens, Josephine Malmstrom, Betty Covert. Second row: Miss Kuster, Marilyn Cuvele, Betty Brown, Ma rie De Rammelaer, Luella Rowan, Mary Hurt, Betty Cole, Bessie Zarlantanes, Dorothy Soufis, Phyllis Pearson, Sally Techlin, Wilma Rusk, Marilyn Rind, Donna Mae Hufford, Pat Malmstrom, Jo Ann Dobbelaer, Gabriella Lambrecht, Joan Kate, Carolyn Bagge, Donna Glanz, Jo Ann Keith, Pat Steiner, Doris Vanden Bossche, Zonazae Netzer, Beverly Dietrich, Janet Loding, Marilyn Able, Helen Ryan, Henrietta McMurl, Miss Anderson. Top row: Mary Ann State, Jo Ann Scott, Marlene Davenport, Rhode Smith, Betty Oliver, Janet Douglas, Phyllis Bulen, Marjorie Sparrowgrove. Phyllis Adams, Janet McCombs, Joyce Hayt, Jean Heydeman, Nancy Millett, Sandra Smith, Dorothy Vander Jeught, Donna Nitzel, Betty Kuperson, Lucille Bozoian, Pauline Valentine, Jeannette Hanneman, Mary Blackwell, Pat Feehan, Carolyn Ward, Mary Louise Tosetto, Rose Marie De Meyer, Joyce Stahl, Doris Sutterer, Arlene Cuvele, Arlene Lavery, Flossie Manion, Pat Dunbar, Officers Standing, left to right: Miss Anderson, adviser; Leona Van de Velde, assistant historian; Wanda Guldenpfennig, historian; Joyce Van de Voorde, parliamentarian; Connie Forrest, treasurer; Miss Kuster, adviser. Seated: JoAnn Van Hecke, secretary; Jill Lundeen, president; Connie Brittenham, vice president; Jackie Blunke, reporter; Marvel Ingram, song leader was not present when the picture was taken. For a Happier America is this group's motto. Their purposes are to promote better future homemakers, happy living, and co-operation. Some of their projects have been buying a phonograph for the department, going to a spring rally at Aledo, selling taffy apples, and sending food to Europe. of America Jean Cobert and Dorothy Covents, stirring up a potent brew. Janet McCombs and Lucy Bozoian, baste that dart, push those shears, Come on, girls, get to work. 0. A. A. Officers Miss Mildred Carlson, advisor; Jill Lundeen, secretary-treasurer; Pat Sweet, president; Carol Feuser, vice president; and Miss Luise Piano, advisor. Baseball Champs First row: JoAnn Keith, Carol Davis, Karen Schubert, Elaine Cary, Elva Gustafson, Pat Steiner. Second row: Sandra Smith, Shirley Miller, Donna Griffin. Third row: Pat Malmstrom, Marvel Ingram, Jill Lundeen, Barbara Ingwersen. Tennis First row: JoAnn Keith, Pat Steiner, Tula Kulles, Jean Siefken, Donna Williams. Second row: Lois Wilson, Joan Dixon, Dorothy Shope, Joan Johnston, Bev Steiner, Miss Luise Piano, coach. The 1949-1950 girls' tennis team has carried much glory to our school: we should be very proud with the records they have attained. This years team is comprised of ten members. The top three positions are held by Beverly Steiner, Joan Johnston, and Lois Wilson, first, second, and third respectively. In the annual Quad City meet, which was held last October, the girls copped a first and second place in doubles and a second and third place in singles. They also had a very fine record in the matches they played. The team is very ably coached by Miss Luise Piano. For the second consecutive year the sophomores have won the championship of the baseball tournaments which are held every fall. As freshmen they ran over the sophomores, juniors, and seniors. This year as sophomores they again captured the honors by beating the freshmen, juniors, and seniors. G. A. A. Gym Show Jackie Blunke Jeannie Braet Grace Haywood Tula Kulles Joan Lapaczonek Beverly Steiner Pat Sweet King Bob Hart is the recipient of a kiss on the cheek from Queen Joan Johnston after the crowning of the G. A. A. gym show King and Queen of Sports. Joan and Bob were chosen through the popular vote of the student body. Donna Williams The biannual production of the gym show was held for two nights, March 30 and 31. in the high school auditorium. The show was based around the newspaper theme. Numbers were carried out according to different sections of the paper. Some of the more outstanding ones were Wedding Day for the society page, and April Showers and I m Always Chasing Rainbows for the weather report. As a result of many hard weeks of practicing both performances were a great success; however, part of the « success should be attributed to the able planning of the sponsors, Miss Luise Piano and Miss Mildred Carlson. Jack Minor Bobbie Ray Sam Rice Russ Schultz Don Van Auwelaer Donna Sergeant Dick Ingram George Waddell First row: Jeannie Braet. Pat Bruegger, Lois Wilson, Gabriella Lambrecht, Carolyn Bagge, Joanne Cate, Theresa DeTaey, Jo Ann Dobbelaere, Miss Luise Piano, Advisor, Jill Lundeen, Pat Sweet. Carol Feuser, Barbara Braucht. Mary Ann Masschelin, Nancy Slover, Mary Belle Miller, Mary Goday, Maggie Stout, Joyce Sanders, Barbara Cooke, Jeannie Stulir, Anne Isaacson. Second row: Pat Feehan, Mae Smith, Melva Ligons, Francis Randolph, Barbara Ferry, Sylvia Bedeian, Joanne Van Hecke, Joyce Taube, Carol Olsen, Joan Johnston, Sharon Sammon, Donna Sweet, Beverly Williams. Donna Williams, Gloria Morrow, Janice Sohrbeck, Julie Ames, Beverly Steiner, Bonnie Lafferty, Joan Dixon, Nancy Ryan, Joyce Miller, Virginia Daniels. Arlene Schutte, Sherry Murphy. Third row: Doreen Sheets, Barbara Brown, Joetta Cramm, Donna Mendenholl, Mary Ann McLean, Darlene Martin, Margie Huyvaert, Mary Louise Tosetto, Carolyn Ward, Marian Taylor, Georgia Studen, Ramona Reynolds, Pauline Valentine, Donna Sergeant, Shirley Simmons, Joyce Stephenson, Pat Browning, Patty Little, Alice Brown, Jo Ann Kile, Marian Provoost, Rita Olson, Jeanette Hanneman, Elvira Rangle, Betty Shaw. The main purpose of the Girls' Athletics Association is to arouse more interest in different types of sports. The club was Tounded in 1929. At the present it is composed of 175 members, one of the highest memberships ever attained. Among the various types of sports offered are tennis, basketball, bowling, swimming, softball, volleyball, badminton, and shuffleboard. The winners of the basketball tournaments were the sophomores. The girls that composed the tournament team are Dorothy Shope, Joan Keith, Nancy Millet, Sandra Smith, Carol Davis, Jill Lundeen, Shirley Miller, Betty Kupresin, Donna Sweet, Donna Griffin. First row: Shirley Sheets, Jeannie Garrett, Angie Gust, Lois Reeves, Delores Millor, Kay Petersen, Beverly Dietrich, Marvel Ingram, Betty Kupresin, Doris VanDenRaugh, Karen Schubert, Miss Mildred Carlson, Advisor, Nancy Millet, Sandra Smith, Freda Montieth, Pat Malmstrom, Pat Steiner, Donna LeClair, Donna Griffin, Elaine Cary, Carol Davis, Marilyn Swanson, Carol Hoover, Nancy Hinton. Second row: Agnes Dalstrom, Carol De Blieck, Nancy Peters, Jo Ann Lingle, Jackie Lagsdon, Betty Brown, Betty DeDoncker, Dorothy Shope, Peggy Schneck, Helen Larson, Shirley Miller, Anna Economus, Tula Kulles, Talithia Davidson, Betty Ohrberg, Dorothy Soulis, Lucille Bozoan, Bessie Zarlatanes, Jo Ann Keith, Sharon Jackson, Elva Gustafson, Barbara Ingwersen, Hylma June Floyd, Joyce Almquist. Third row: Shirley Howell, Mary Gust, Helen Jannes, Paula Johnson, Joan Muzos, Winnie Long, Bunny Decker, Joy Ann Gaumer, Sherry Uskes, Barbara Nickerson, Beverly Minor, Shirley Nelson, Gay Coffman, Janet Douglas, Sally Techlin, Joyce Long, Rona Anderson, Jean Siefken, Alice Samson, Dorothy Pokrajac, Marilyn Miller, Rose Marie Demeyer, Elizabeth Claus, Lavonne Emerson, Shirley Douglas, Wanda Gallaugher, Pat Sperry Officers Left to right: Darrel Randolph, vice president; Dave Linn, president; Wayne Davis, treasurer; Carl Foltz, secretary. T ri-Mics With 103 members this year, the Tri-Mic Club has tripled its size since 1947, the club's first year at UTHS. Through Tri-Mic industrial vocational students are encouraged to participate in the social and cultural phases of school activity. In addition to promoting organized cooperation with other organizations in schoolwide projects, the club provides its members with first hand professional information through industrial visitation and inviting industrial leaders to appear at club programs. New co-sponsors this year are Mr. John Cavanagh and Mr. James Nordquist. First row, Uft to right: Don Nyquist, Albert Fitch, Melvin Short, Don Nutter, Glenn Teager, Tom Pappas, Richard Malm-strom, Floyd Miller, Doran Stephenson, Frank Mercy, Louis Anders, Don Fackler, Dwight Dopier, Robert Day, Lyle Lohse, Arnold Wilson, Ronnie De Bo, Charles Sandoval, Maugie Soliz, Mr. Nordquist. Second row: Mr. Wittevrongel, Aubrey Monson, Joe Dilulio, Kenneth McIntosh, Dale Bennett, Dwight Moberg, Jesse Lopez, Tony Martel, Don Merideth, Duane Moberg, Les Massarollo, Bob Nolan, Jim Webb, George Burdick, Kenneth Adams, Pete Gust, Charles Anderson, John Hornick, Jim Giovenazzo, Ronnie Trogdon, Jim Kennedy, Tony Kutmas, Paul Bennett, Jess Belman, Mr. Oliver. Third row: Don DeBlaey, Ray Damm, Bob DeBlaey, Bob Copeland, David Rangel, Eugene McGinnis, Stan Andon, Art Rollo, Ernest Dennhardt, Don Cooper, John Branch, Jack Holt, Don Veskauf. Fourth row: Jack Ryan, Bob Linstrand, Santiago Sandoval, William Blackwell. Billy Thurber, Harold Newenham. Vernon Walker, Duane Stout, Marshall Sutton, Ted Jackson, Don Techlin, Jack Minor, Paul Van Thorre, Rich Van Tieghem, Walter Pyland, Charles Harris, Larry Lyon, Gene Clark, Paul Burge, Bob Entwistle, Dick Mitton, Adiel Theuninck. Council Bottom row, Uft to right: Darrel Randolph, Gerard Lampo, David Linn, Bobby Ray, Dick Miller, Jack Kincaid. Top row: Mr. Muhich, Wayne Davis, Carl Folti, Franklin Cramm. Lupe Crux. Russell Schultx, Mr. Cavanagh. Sam Rice was absent. Paul Burge running off a few blueprints. Harold Newenham working under the watchful eye of Bobby Ray. Floyd McGinnis checking Ted Jackson's ability with the milling machine. Don Versluis grinds out a metal stock on one of the lathes. Y-Teens Left to right: Miss Meier, adviser; Elva Gustafson, treasurer; Barbara Ferry, vice president; Mary Jane McNeal, president; Joetta Cramm, secretary. Junior and senior Y-Teen clubs merged this year. One of the newer clubs at UTHS, Y-Teens was organized three years ago. As a branch of the YWCA, the Y-Teens enables young girls to become familiar with fundamentals of the association. By helping to promote welfare, fellowship, and world peace, the girls learn to become better world citizens. Racial and class prejudices are not tolerated by this organization. This club has sent candy bars to needy children in Europe. It prepared a box of groceries for a needy family of this community at Christmas. At one program Miss Meier presented a movie that she took in Mexico City and displayed articles purchased there — handbags, trays, and hand-woven blankets. A hairdressing demonstration was given at another meeting. First row, left to right: Alice Samson, Dorothy Pokrajac. Joetta Cramm, Elva Gustafson, Barbara Ferry, Mary Jane McNealt Miss Meier, Pauline Ullrich, Noreen Ullrich, Gladys Pierson, Eloise Reveal. Second row: Barbara Ingwerson, Freda Montieth, Zona Netser, Beverly Knutson, Shirley Simmons, Mary Joy Goday, Marybelle Miller, Helen Larson, Shirley Miller, Donna LeClaire, Sally Techlin, Jill Lundeen, Pat Malmstrom, Marvel Ingram, Delons Shreve, Doris Krambeck, Maggie Stout, Pat Bruegger, Marilyn Miller. Third row: Dorothy Schaefer, Deloris Andews, Nancy Ryan, Dorothy Shope, Sharon Jackson, Betty Kureson, JoAnn Keith, Sandra Smith, Karen Schubert, Carol Davis, Elaine Cary, Jeanne Stulir, Arlene Schutte, Joyce Sanders, Gladys Dennison, Marjorie Sparrowgrove, Phyllis Adams, Ellen O'Dell, Doreen Sheets. Fourth row: Nancy Slover, Joyce Miller, Carol Olsen, Sharon Sammon, Marian Taylor, Sylvia Bedeian, Barbara Braucht, Carol Feuser, Lois Wilson, Mary Hurt, Beverly Hudson, Darlene Newberg, Barbara Ruhs, Marjorie Trotter, Pat Coon, Beverly Leibovitz, Mae Smith. Fifth row: Phyllis Pearson, Marjorie Peterson, Janice Sohrbeck, Julie Ames, Anna Economus, Joan Dixon, JoAnn Kile, Loraine Bozoine, Peggy Schneck, Shirley Sheets, Gay Coffman, Betty Brown, Shirley Nelson, Pat Banks, Gloria Morrow, Donna Williams. Sixth row: Bernadine Reuscher, Sue Lane, Joyce Taube, Beverly Dietrick, Nancy Millett, Mary Lou Niswander, Phyllis Valentine, Janice Valentine, Gloria Jacobs, Deloris Miller, Darlene Peterson, Barbara Nicholson. Rifle Club Front row, loft to right: John Hornick, Roger Haley, Richard Miller, treasurer; Jack Kincaid, vice president; Tom Tully, president; Joe Beardsley, executive officer; Gerald Thompson, secretary; Arlen Moens. Second row: Danny Schadt, Jerry Keith, Durwood Van Valkenburg, Don Fee, Ralph Gerhardt, Don Nutter, Bill Woods, Glenn Dessing. Top row: Ethan Allen, Bill Brokaw, Don Harmening, Bob Saelens, John Francis, Franklin Cramm, Richard Wildermuth, Lester Hillier, Dick DeSmet. The Rifle Club was organized this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Belt, and its purposes are to create accuracy in shooting, to teach safety in handling firearms, and to provide entertainment. The National Rifle Association furnishes guns, ammunition, and supplies. The members have been practicing at the Rock Island city police indoor range and at the state police outdoor range. Any student between twelve and eighteen years of age with a permit from his parents may become a member. F. D. A Bottom row: Belva Crowe, Marilyn Giesenhagen, Jack Boyer, Grace Haywood. Lavina Thoreson, Evelyn Hoste. Second row: Mr. Philhower, Eugene Call. Marie DeRammalaere, Melba Durnell, Jackie Richmond, John Francis. Top row: James Abbott. Lucian Claus. Don Cooper. Future Distributors of America was organized to create an abiding interest in distribution as a vocation. To be eligible; a student must be a member of the distributive education class. The student must remain a member until First row. left to right: Jackie Richmond. treasurer; James Abbott, president; Grace Haywood, secretary. Second row: Mr. J. P. Philhower. adviser; Jack Boyer, vice president. three years after graduation. Library Club Edith Smith President Phyllis Hoerrman Secretary Charles Meyers Treasurer The Library Club is organized to develop friendship among students who are interested in providing a better library. They meet twice a month to discuss working problems and ways of improving library facilities. In order to be a candidate for a vacancy a student must be regular in school attendance and have a B average. The club also has fun sponsoring dances, an annual dinner party with Moline Library Club and parties for themselves. Top row: Miss McNutt, Pauline Park, Charles Smith, Dorothy VanderJeugdt, Carol Emmerson, Phyllis Hoerrmann. Mary Argeropoulos, Edith Smith. Jolene Roeschman, Glenn Dessing. Bottom row: Lester Hillier, Charles Meyers. Bob Hougan, Robert Cass, Bernhard Stojohann, James Duncan. James Miller was absent when picture was taken. Dave DeDoncker, Editor-in-Chief Joetta Cramm, Managing Editor East Mol EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ....................Dave DeDoncker Managing Editor Joetta Cramm Editorial Page Editor ........................Janice Sohrbeck Third Page Editor........ Jackie Blunke Girls' Sports Editor Donna Sargaent Boys' Sports Editor......................Dick Ingram Artist...................................Tony Hylton Photographer Gerard Lampo BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Connie Forrest Advertising Manager ... Joan Johnston Assistant Advertising Manager Anna Economus Subscription Manager Jeanne Braet Circulation Managers Tula Kulles, Julie Ames Exchange Manager . Wanda Guldenpfenning Adviser.........................Miss Clara Carlson REPORTERS. TYPISTS, AD SOLICITORS Darlene Ballageer, Joann Lapaczoneck, Beverly Steiner, Kathryn Pecaut, Joe Dilulio, Mary Jane McNeal Jack Minor, Gloria Morrow, Phyllis Pearson. CUB REPORTERS Dale Hofstetter, Ramona Reynolds, Karen Schubert, Jill Lundeen, Nadine Reed, Kenneth Janowski. Upper left, left to right: Darlene Ballageer, Joann Lapaczonek, Beverly Steiner, Kathryn Pecaut. Middle left, left to right: Joe Di lulio, Mary Jane McNeal, Gloria Morrow, Phyllis Pearson. LoVver left, left to right: Dale Hofstetter, Ramona Reynolds, Karen Schubert, Jill Lundeen, Nadine Reed, Kenneth Janowski. me Connie Forrest. Business Manager Key The Key Staff members published 15 biweekly issues this year. A 16th issue, was published by the journalism classes, who thus gained experience to help them with their paper next year. Two awards were presented to the KEY. Columbia Scholastic Press Association of Columbia University, New York, awarded them a first place certificate. The National Scholastic Press Association, the nationwide newspaper critical survey in Minneapolis, Minnesota, presented the Key staff an All-American Honor Rating, the highest journalistic honor given to any school. In October Dave DeDoncker, Dick Ingram, Joan Johnston, and Joetta Cramm attended the annual IS.HPA conference at Champaign with Miss Clara Carlson. Joan Johnston, Advertising Manager Upper right, left to right: Gene Ragan, page editor; Miss Clara Carlson, adviser; Janice Sohrbeck. page editor; Jackie Blunke, page editor. Middle right, left to right: Tony Hylton, artist; Wanda Guldenpfenning, exchange manager; Tula Kulles, Julie Ames, circulation managers. Lower right, left to right: Anna Economus, assistant advertising manager; Jeanne Braet, subscription manager: Dick Ingram, boys’ sports editor; Donna Sergeant, girls' sports editor. Left to right: Darlene Ballegeer, Wanda Guldenpfenning, Jackie Blunke, Connie Forrest. 1950 Skyline Staff A year has been spent in preparing the 1950 Skyline. All staff members have contributed something to its publication. The staff of seniors attempts to record in this book a pictorial review of a year at U. T. H. S. John Defebaugh, Janice Sohrbeck, Mary Jane McNeal, and Pat Sweet with their adviser, Miss Irene Poison, and one of their photographers, Mr. Bob Hawkins, attended the I. S. H. P. A. conference in Champaign. The staff also belongs to the National Scholastic Press Association, which awarded the 1949 staff a second class rating on its publication. Standing: Pauline Ullrich, Dwight Moberg, Tula Kulles, Miss Irene Poison. Seated: Anna Economus. Mary Jane McNeal, Copy Editor. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ...................John Defebaugh Copy Editor .......................Mary Jane McNeal Picture Editor ............................Pat Sweet Business Manager ....................Janice Sohrbeck Subscription Managers Connie Forrest, Jackie Blunke Faculty Editor .......................Dwight Moberg Senior Editors.............Tula Kulles, Anna Economus Junior Editor ........................Pauline Ullrich Sophomore Editor .....................Beverly Dowis Freshman Editor........................ Doloris Hunt Club Editors ....... Marjorie Peterson, Jeannie Braet Sports Editors..................Bob Hart, Eli Pyevich Solicitors' Manager...................Joetta Cramm G.A.A. Editor ........................... Julie Ames Photographer .........................Gerard Lampo Artists ........................Ina Wells, Bob Hart Solicitors...............Richard Loding, Ronnie DeBo, Phyllis Pearson. Donald Carlson, Bob Liebovitz Apprentices........Sharon Sammon, Dorothy Pokrajac. Jeannie Siefken, Mae Smith First row, left to right: Julie Ames, Mery Jane McNeal, Jean Siefken. Top row: Kenneth McConoughey, Leonard Janowski. C Panther Paraders Compiling the writings of the students of UTHS into a school magazine is the objective of the Panther Parade staffs. Miss Clara Carlson, Mrs. Jessie Frederick, Mrs. Hester, Mrs. MacNab, and Mr. Stevens advised and assisted the staffs with their various tasks of judging the material turned in, selling subscriptions, and raising finance for the magazine. Editorial Staff Mary Jane McNeal...............Editor-in-Chief Julie Ames.....................Literary Editor Kathryn Pecaut .........................Typist Ramona Reynolds, Bob Hart Donna Wallen ...........................Artists Staff Members Tom Tully, Guelda Gooding, Dwight Moberg, Delores Shreve, Jean Siefken, James Meller, Gabriella Degraer, Marilyn Aabel. Business Staff Leonard Janowski ....................Business Manager Nancy Ryan..........Assistant Business Manager Kenneth McConoughey . .Subscription Manager Jean Siefken ......................Circulation Manager Staff Members Mae Smith, Dorothy Schaefer, Juanita King. Bernadine Reuscher, Delores Andrews, Sue Cady. Bill Skaggs, Lois Ann Gerlock. Doris Krambeck, Robbie Caufield, Betty Moulder, and Janet Douglas. ■ First row: Delores Shreve, Doris Krambeck, Leonard Janowski, Jean Sietken, Mary Jane McNeal, Kenneth McConoughey, Julie Ames, Juanita King, Gabriella Degraer, Tom Tully. Top row: Ramona Reynolds, Guelda Gooding, Kathryn Pecaut, Bernadine Reuscher, Sue Cady, Lois Gerlock, Nancy Ryan, Deloris Andrews, Dorothy Schaeter, Mae Smith. Dick Ingram, Connie Forrest, Donna Sergeant, Tony Hylton, Marvel Ingram, Kenny McConoughey, Colleen Smith, Jean Siefken, Jack Schultz, Guelda Gooding, Leonard Janowski, Douglas Reynolds, Jackie Blunke. Seventeenth Summer” CAST Angie (the girl) ..................Jean Siefken Margaret (her engaged sister). Guelda Gooding Lorraine (her hopeful sister) . Donna Sergeant Kitty (her little sister) ........Colleen Smith Mrs. Morrow (her mother).......Connie Forrest Mr. Morrow (her father) ...........Dick Ingram Jack (the boy) ............Kenny McConoughey Art (Margaret's fiance)............Jack Schultz Martin (Lorraine's hope) ......Leonard Janowski Jane (a menace) .................. Marvel Ingram Tony (a boy friend)................Tony Hylton Margie (a girl friend)............Jackie Blunke Fitz (her steady )..............Doug Reynolds On the night of November 10 Seventeenth Summer, dramatized by Anne Coulter Martens, was presented as the fall play. The story of the play concerned Angie Morrow's seventeenth year — one of the most important years of her life, for she was just beginning to really grow up. The events in the plot take place during the summer after high school graduation and just before the fall of her first college year. Angie had never had many dates, although she had personality and attractiveness. During the summer she meets Jack, a very nice boy who is the baker's son. They are attracted to each other and discover it is mature love. Several of Angie's two-faced girl friends try unsuccessfully to break the deep friendship between Angie and Jack. Their efforts, however, cause a great deal of trouble. Despite this difficulty, Angie and Jack realize that no one can keep them apart. The play ends with Angie and Jack saying good-bye. Angie leaves for college, and Jack plants to continue helping his father in the bakery. Organ music was used throughout the play to enhance the mood and add to the emotional effect on the audience. National Thespian Society Mother Is A Freshman CAST Mrs. Abigail Abbott Susan .............. Mrs. Miller ........ Sylvia ............. Bunny .............. Helen ............. Carrie ............. Clara ............. Marge ............. Bobo ............... Jack .............. Howie ............. Bill ............. Dean Gillingham . . Professor Michaels . . .. . Guelda Gooding ......Jean Siefken ......Connie Forrest . . . Ramona Reynolds ...... Colleen Smith ......Sharon Sammon ......Jeannie Braet ......Jackie Blunke ......Alice Samson Kenny McConoughey .........Gene Ragan .........Stan Andon ......Les Massarollo .........Dick Ingram . . . Leonard Janowski On March 24 The National Thespians of UTHS presented the three-act comedy Mother Is A Freshman, dramatized by Perry Clark. The play shows the strange and exciting experiences encountered when Mother becomes a freshman at the college her sophomore daughter is attending. Director, John w. Stevens In the contest work the play won second place in the district and traveled to the Macomb sectional. There East Moline downed other stiff competitors to take another second place. Winning second place allowed the play to go to the state contest in Champaign-Urbana on April 13, 14, and 15. Jackie Blunke, Gene Ragan, Alice Samson, Ramona Reynolds, Leonard Janowski, Connie Forrest, Stan Andon, Dick Ingram. Colleen Smith, Jeannie Braet, Les Massarollo, Kenny McConoughey, Jean Siefken, Guelda Gooding, Sharon Sammon. First row: Colleen Smith, Guelde Gooding, Joetta Cramm, Janice Sohrbeck, Ramona Reynolds, Nancy Ryan, Donna Williams, Jean Siefken, Tula Kulles, Jackie Blunke, Pat Banks, Jeannie Braet, Sue Lane, Connie Forrest. Second row: Pat Passmore, Gene Ragan, Dale Bennett, Leonard Janowski, Kenny McConoughey, Eli Pyevich, Dave De Doncker, Dick Ingram, Dwight Moberg, Ronnie De Bo, Floyd Miller, Richard Miller, Stan Andon, Donna Sergeant, Tony Hylton. The National Thespian Society is an organization of teachers and students, established for the advancement of dramatic arts in the secondary schools. The aims of the society are (I) 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. In the fall and spring new members were welcomed into the Thespian Society. The fall initiation was semi-formal; the spring ceremony was an outdoor candlelight service, followed by a pot luck supper. Those who were initiated in the spring and whose pictures are not included in the above photo are Les Massarollo, Aaron Hyman, Alice Samson, Dale Hofstetter, Roger Haley, Mary Jane McNeal, Mark Goar, Joan Lapaczoneck, Sharon Sammon, Jeannine Garrett, Bob Hart, Gerald Thompson, and Jill Lundeen. Firs row: Guelda Gooding, president; Jeennie Braet, secretary. Second row: Dick Ingram, vice president; Eli Pyevich, treasurer. CAST Our Town Stage Manager ...............Leonard Janowslti Assistant Stage Managers . Robert Nolan and Jon Larson Dr. Gibbs .............. Kenny McConoughey Joe Crowell................... Kenny Janowski Howie Newsome ................Dwight Moberg Mrs. Gibbs .....................Jackie Blunke Mrs. Webb ....................Sharon Sammon George Webb..........................Bob Hart Rebecca Webb...........................Colleen Smith Wally Webb .......................Max Taylor Emily Webb ......................Jean Siefken Professor Willard ................Tom Glatter Mr. Webb..................................Dick Ingram Woman in the Balcony .... Guelda'Gooding Man in the Auditorium ...........Robert Nolan Lady in the Box ...............Donna Sergeant Simon Stimson .................Bill Schaecher Mrs. Soames ..............................Jill Lundeen Constable Warren .........................Dale Bennett Si Crowell ....................Bryn Walmsley Baseball Players .................Stan Andon Dale Hofstetter, Gene Ragan Sam Craig ....................Leonard Janowski Joe Stoddard ...............Gerald Thompson Farmer McCarthy ..................Bob Nolan 2nd Dead Man .....................Eli Pyevich 1st Dead Man ..............................Tom Glatter 1st Dead Man...............................Eli Pyevich 1st Dead Woman .............Guelda Gooding 2nd Dead Woman ...................Jill Lundeen I:::::::::! First row: Jill Lundeen, Ken McConoughey, Connie Forrest, Leonard Janowski, Jean Siefken, Bob Hart, Jackie Blunke, Dave DeDoncker, Sharon Sammon, Guelda Gooding, Kenny Janowski, Donna Sergeant. Second row: Bryn Walmsley, Tom Glatter, Max Taylor, Stan Andon, Ted Jackson, Tom Tully, Bill Schaecher, Gene Ragan, Les Massarollo, Dwight Moberg, Jon Larson, Dale Hofstetter, Dick Ingram. The play begins by having the Stage Manager tell the audience some of the history of the town, Grover's Corners, N. H., and the character of some oi its citizens. We are introduced to the Gibbs and Webb families, around whom the story of the play is told. The second act concerns the love affair between young George Gibbs and little Emily Webb. Their wedding scene and the days that follow depict the sorrow and happiness that life holds for a young couple. The third act shows the cemetery on the hill and the graves of those who have died within the past several years. Emily Webb, who has died from childbirth, is brought in dressed in her bridal attire. She wishes to re-live the past, but cannot do so. She realizes then that living people know little of true joy and happiness. Truth is to be found only in the future. The absence of scenery or properties caused the audience to notice the acting and react with serious thought and speculation. Dave DeDoncker Negative Debate ' Resolved: That the president of the U.S. should be elected by the direct vote of the people'' was the question the U.T.H.S. team debated so successfully. At the Seneseo meet, Dave DeDoncker, Janice Sohrbeck, and Ramona Reynolds were named as outstanding debaters. Tom Tully, Dave DeDoncker, and Kathryn Pecaut received certificates for excellent debating at the Burlington meet. Another invitational meet which the team entered was the Augustana tournament. Further proof of the team’s ability was shown in the winning of first place in the Northwest Conference tournament at Rock Island. Winning seven out of eight debates entitled them to this honor. As there is no district debate contest, the team proceeded to the sectional contest at Macomb. Miss Smith Coach Others who worked hard, but were not chosen to be on the team, were Donna Simcox, Jane Sanders, Bryn Walmsley, Rose Marie DeMeyer, Elizabeth Claus, Aaron Hyman, Dick Bland, Tom Glatter, Larry Stoneburner, Joan Lingle, Jerry DeBlock, JoAnn Muzos, Barbara Brown, Gabriella Degraer, Juanita Weathers, Melva Ligons, Wendell Macafee. Bottom row: Barbara Ingwerson, Dorothy Sheets, Jewell Cracker, Deloris Shreve. Top row: Donald Greeno, Tom Tully, Joan Dixon. Dwight Moberg Kathryn Pecaut Bernadina Reuscher Ramona Reynolds Janice Sohrbeck Affirmative Negative Negative Affirmative Affirmative Jackie Blunke Comedy Jeannie Braet Comedy Connie Forrest Comedy Joy Ann Gaumer Comedy Guelda Gooding Serious Mrs. Jessie Frederick Coach Declamation After being chosen from the group of students who began practice in the fall, the declamation team participated in the annual Davenport meet. Here East Moline was well represented in the finals. Sharon Sam-mon, Connie Forrest, and Jackie Blunke placed in comedy reading, oratorical dec, and original oratory respectively. Entered in the district contest were Sharon Sammon with Little Women, and Guelda Gooding giving the serious reading, The Old Maid. Guelda won second place, enabling her to enter the sectional competition at Macomb on March 10 and II. For the most part, the dec team made a fine showing and one which will continue to grow even finer from year to year. First row: Joyce Hinton. Joyce Almquist, Marilyn Swanson, Eileen Sommers, Nancy Peters, Jo Ann Muzos, Helen Larson. Second row: Carol Olson, Jeanine Garrett, Richard Loding, Dave DeDoncker, Bill Schaecher, Joan Lingle, Donna Glanz. Jill Lundeen Comedy Sharon Sammon Comedy Alice Sammon Comedy Jean Siefken Comedy Colleen Smith Comedy Swing Band Left to right: Gary Thornbloom, Loyal Voight, Dwight Moberg, Joe Di lulio, Roger Gustafson, Umberto Ponce. Playing on assemblies and for dances here at U.T.H.S. are some activities of the Swing Band. Pep Band The select players of the Concert Band make up the Pep Band. The group plays at basketball games and participates in parades. It lives up to its name — Pep Band. Standing, left to right: Robert Meyers. Bunny Decker, Bill Cavin, Paul Erickson, Charles Anderson, Lois Reeves, Umberto Ponce, Mr. Berghult, director. Seated: Lester Hillier, Douglas Reynolds, Roger Gustafson, Ramona Reynolds, JiJI Lundeen, Duane Moberg. French Horns Left to right: Don Nyquist, Pat Browning, Gene Ragan. Helen Larson, Robert Cass, Sue Lane. Marching Band Marching at half time at the football games was one of the many activities in which the U.T.H.S. marching band participated. In November the band was asked to go to Indiana to play for the National American Legion convention. Although this honor was declined, the organization marched in numerous parades in the quad-cities this year. Among them was the American Legion parade, the Rock Island Trail celebration parade, and the Memorial Day parade. It also gave a very fine concert in May. In August the band will go to Chicago, where it will play at Soldier's Field. Concert Band Left to right, Trumpets: Ramona Reynolds, Jill Lundeen, Douglas Reynolds, Robbie Caufleld, Lester Hillier, Shirley Sheets, Richard Loding, Duane Moberg, Shirley Miller, Roger Gustafson, Wini Long, Don Carlson. French Horns: Sue Lane, Helen Larson, Gene Ragan, Don Nyquist, Pat Browning, Bob Cass, Ronnie Pyle. Bells: Marvel Ingram. Tympani: Umberto Ponce. Flutes: Mae Smith, Darlene Peterson, Theresa De Taye, Mary Alice O'Connell, Pat Ford. Oboe: Wanda Gallaugher. E Flat Alto Clarinet: Dwight Moberg. Alto Clarinet: Nancy Millet. Bass Horns: Paul Erickson, Duane Griffith, Walter Jones, Thomas Rush, Lois Gerlock. Alto Sax: Nancy Ryan. Glen Dessing, Delores Miller, Rosemary De Meyer, Shirley Douglas, Lyle Lyon, Carolyn Bagge, Jim Hahn, Ronnie Anderson. Tenor Sax: Phyllis Pearson, Robert Reveal, Loyal Voight. Bassoon: Jewel Cracker. Clarinets: Sue Ann Cady, Dorothy Schaefer. Marvin Cunningham, Donna Williams, Joan John- ston, Paula Johnson, Pat Sweet, Kenneth Janowski, Joetta Cramm, Elvira Rangle, Janice Sohrbeck. Barbara Braucht, Gay Coffman, Shirley Nelson, Shirley Howell, Jo Ann Keith, Connie Forrest. Don Valentine, Wayne Hollins, Delores Andrews, Emmett Sawyer, Donna Wainman, Carol Crouch, Baritones: Franklin Cramm, Pat Sperry, Alan McGeehee, Terry Miller, Paul Burge. Trombones: Dale Bennett, Bob Ray, Aaron Hyman, Don Ropp, Marjorie Peterson, Jon Larson, Larry Stonebum-er, Dave De Donker, Peggy Schneck, Joe Dilulio. Drums: Dale Hofstetter, Lois Reeves, Constance Decker, Bob Meyer, Jim Gallaugher. Missing: Ronnie Sill, Jerry Anderson, David Wright, Donna Griffin, Pat Steiner, Bill Cavin, Angie Gust, Mary Cuerden, Charles Anderson. Majorettes Bottom row, left to right: Anne Isaacson, Jeannie Stulir, Dorothy Shope. Second row: Mary Ann Masschelin, Donna Sweet, Darlene Newberg, Beverly Hudson. Top row, left to right: Joan Kile, Gwenn Dollslager, Jackie Logsdon, Betty Isais, Elva Gustafson. Bob Entwistle, Halfback Richard Millar, guard Varsity Men Richard DeSchriver. quarterback John “Jocko Wrenn, LeRoy Swanson, Bob Hart, Don Valentine, Russ Schultz, Duane Griffith, Kenneth Adams, Dick DeSchiver, Jack Waddell, Carl Foltz. Darrel Randolph, End Coach Don Smith, Manager Jerry Clark. Fourth row: Don Carlson, Ronald Trogden, Jesse Lopez, Lester Massarollo, Jim Webb, Arnold Wilson, Jim Philips, Melvin Short, Doran Stephenson. Tony Nache. Paul Erickson, end Don Jacobs, guard Russ Schultz, end Bob Ray, fullback Jesse Lopez, guard Bob Hart, quarterback Results E.M. Opp. 7 East Rockford 0 13 Kewanee 0 27 Ottawa 6 0 Moline 30 0 Galesburg 12 0 Davenport 14 13 Monmouth 7 0 Rock Island 27 Bottom row, Uff to right: Sam Rice, Emmett Sawyer, Pete Gust, Manuel Ysais, Roger Haley, Bob Hougan, Darrell Yeargle, Chas. Theuninck, Adiel Theuninck, Jack Jackson, Wayne Bulen. Second row: Managers Floyd Miller and Frank Mercy; Don Faclder, Allan Me Gehee, Bob Nolan, Dick Miller, Bob Ray, Marvin Salmonson, Paul Erickson, Don Jacobs, Dick Mitton, Bob Entwistle. Third row: Backfield Coach Don Armstrong, Line and Head Coach Pete Gust, center LeRoy Swanson, tackle Carl Foltz, guard r 4 f0 h Sw Don 'UUbV,“ '°UqV'e [ Cs' ‘up ot � '“W'1 ’am - Setting off t°ar0ari„g Panther gndders rocked ep three straight wins before a plague of injuries and stiff competition took the upper hand. In spite of these setbacks, the squad kept a spirit and fight which made fans proud of them throughout the season. Varsity Cheerleaders Georgia Studen, Alice Brown, Donna Williams, Sylvia Bedeian, Jerry Keith. Individual standouts of the year were Dick Miller, senior guard, who rated a first team in Northwest conference and a third team position on the state squad. Bob Ray, senior fullback, and Emmett Sawyer, junior tackle received spots on the conference second team. ophomore cheerleaders: Donna Sweet, Peggy Schneck, Marilyn Rind. Schedule John Deere Coolidge Galesburg Davenport Coolidge Rock Island Kewanee They 7 0 13 25 12 36 0 Sophomore Gridders The sophomore gridders racked up two straight wins in the early part of the season. Their luck changed, however, and the next three games found the Panthers on the short end pf the score. The last game, which was battled to a 0-0 tie, concluded the rugged schedule. First row, left to right: Bill Marks, Tom Owens, Robert Haywood, Robert Dailey, Bernard Haertjens, Noman Bost, Barney Hunter, Encer Shaffer, Bob Saelens, John Campbell, Bill Churchill, Bill Evans, Gene Malcolm, Tom Williams. Second row: Coach Larry Hoff, Don Smith, Don Harmon, Bill Guthrie, Hartley Guthrie, Glen Anderson, Ralph Gerhardt, Mark Goar, James Washigton, Don Gronwaldt, Ronald Cady, Richard Fleming, Gehrig Dergo, Manager Kenneth McConoughey, Assistant Coach Keith Bare. ; pm «y First row, left to right: Manager Harry Whipple, Jack Johnson, Jim Schadt, Wendell Macafee, Joe Sandoval, Jerry De Block, Bill Cary, John Nache, Weldon Campbell, Bill Verlinden, Robert Wallace. Robert Lee, Lonnie Neels, Tom Belowske. Managers Kenneth Washington, Bob Bailey. Second row: Coach Qeorge Bray, Ronald Walker, Jerry Jamison, Dick Kranti, Robert Barton, Robert Swafford, William Cecille, James Sooch, Bill Humphrey, Ronnie Nolan, Don Meilinger, Wayne Peacock, Frank Bost, Bill Woods, Guadalupe Medina, Donald Davis, Assistant Coach James Nordquist. Undefeated Freshmen For the Records Frosh They 12 Washington 0 19 John Deere 7 19 Coolidge 0 26 Central 7 Our Freshman squad turned in a sterling performance that will long be remembered. They rolled over all opponents to finish with an undefeated season. Here's hoping our frosh gridders will continue their winning ways and develop into one of the finest U.T.H.S. teams. Bottom to top: Mary Gust, Joy Gaum-e r, Bunny Decker. Under the Hoop Schedule Schedule E. M. Opp. E. M. Opp. 64 Aledo 39 46 Sterling 38 40 Morrison 26 40 Rock Island 46 48 Princeton 39 63 Galesburg 40 49 Quincy 60 42 Mattoon (Pontiac Tourney) 40 45 La Salle Peru (Pontiac Tourney) 49 43 Monmouth 33 33 Davenport 62 50 Kewanee 45 54 Geneseo 42 43 Moline 47 32 Rock Island 50 46 Paris 67 41 Galesburg 37 29 Davenport 45 37 Monmouth 50 61 Kewanee 45 52 Lexington 60 45 Moline 50 57 Alleman (Regional Tourney) 34 47 Rock Island (Regional Tourney) 56 The Smithmen turned in a fine year as they balanced on the .500 mark with a 12-12 record. The team showed tight and determination which aided them in upset-ing such top foes as Galesburg, Kewanee and several others. Along with the regular Varsity, the Varsity Bs turned in a record of 10-0. This team was headed by eleven juniors, who are the hopefuls for next year’s squad. If these boys come through next season as they did this year East Moline should stand high among the top prep teams. Bottom row, left to right: Sam Rice. Bob Hart, Marvin Salmonson, Crotis Spicer, Jack Jackson, Darrell Yeargle, Dick Mitton, Jack Waddell, Bob Nolan. Standing: Manager, James Carr, Don Valentine, Don Van Auwelaer, Dick Ingram, Don Veskauf, Jack Minor, Allen McGehee, Eli Pyevich, Darrel Randolph, Les Massaroilo, Coach Don Smith. Sam Rice, senior Forward Captain Don Van Auwelaer, senior Center, Forward Honorable Mention, Northwest Conference Cagers of 1950 Bob Hart, senior Guard First Team Northwest Conference • Winner of Annual Ray Holme's Free Throw Trophy .743 percentage Crotis Spicer, junior Guard Marvin Salmonson, junior Forward Allen McGehee, junior Forward Jack Minor, senioi Center, Forward First row, left to right: Dick Collins, Gene Malcolm, Don Harmon, Douglas Reynolds, Jon Larson, Tom Luse. John Campbell, Bob Hatten, Steve Uzelac. Second row: Bill Guthrie, Hartley Guthrie, Bill Marks, Jim Washington, Ralph Gerhardt, William Kincaid, Glen Anddrson, Tom Owens, Coach Larry Hoff. Soph We omore Hoopsters SCHEDULE They 16 Aledo 23 25 Sterling 35 55 Morrison 33 21 Rock Island 44 30 Coolidge 31 49 Galesburg 35 37 Monmouth 23 42 Davenport 54 25 Kewanee 60 40 Geneseo 31 41 John Deere 28 23 Rock Island 47 45 John Deere 28 55 Galesburg 57 27 Davenport 56 41 Monmouth 42 27 Kewanee 34 28 Coolidge 34 Freshmen Set the Pace The Freshman basketball team holds the spotlight at UTHS as being one of the undefeated teams along with the Varsity B s . Don Armstrong did an excellent job in coaching them to a 10-0 record. There should be a fine varsity team when these boys are juniors and seniors. Nice going, freshmen! We SCHEDULE They 34 Coolidge 33 51 Franklin 29 38 Washington 18 34 John Deere 16 47 Central 23 27 Coolidge 18 30 Franklin 27 38 Washington 21 47 John Deere 31 44 Central 20 First row, left to right: Bill Woods, manager; Gary Huggins, Dean Bost, Harold Hotstetter, Dan Studen, Ronald Walker, Lee Salmonson, Al Kipp, manager. Second row: Wayne Peacock, Peter Economus, Don Schaubroeck, Don Ehler, James Gallaugher, Bill Humphrey, Kent Tipsword. Third row: Coach Don Armstong, Bill Skaggs, Richard Gromm, Tom Williams, Ronnie Nolan, James Gooch, Jim Schadt, Art DeDecker, George Blair, Coach George Bray. On the Track First row: Manager William Blick, James Goeden, Philip Olson, Max Taylor, Roger Haley, Dick DeSchriver, Jim Phillips, Russ Schultz, Ronald Trogdon, Don Carlson, Elvin Held, Marvin Reed. Second row: Wendell Macafee, Danny Schadt, Paul Erickson, Kenny McConoughey, Dick Krantz, Bob Leibovitz, Bill Humphrey. Bob Dailey, John Oltman, Dan Studen. Top row: Manager Dick Ingram, Richard Miller, Bob Haywood, Charles Harris. Bob Entwistle, Darrel Randolph, Duane Moberg, Don Mellinger, Nick Jannes, Pete Gust, LeRoy Swanson, Wayne Bulen, Adiel Theuninck, Coaches Larry Hoff and Keith Bare. The track team had a hard time squeezing in their meets. The cinder-men came through in several meets with several boys placing and receiving first places. The team was led by Dick DeSchriver, Paul Erickson, Darrel Randolph. Diamond Squad Besides the Sectional Tournament on May 22-27, this year's baseball team played Alleman, Davenport, Moline, Rock Island, Galesburg, Monmouth, and Kewanee. Seated, left to right: Manager Bill Woods. Jim Webb, fielder; Harold Newenham. fielder; Gary Foley, third base; Manuel Ysais. third base; Don Harmon, first base; Tony Nache, fielder; Joe Di lulio, catcher. Second row: Bob Ray, fielder; Dick Mitton, fielder; Crotis Spicer, shortstop; Tom Pappas, shortstop; Dave Linn, fielder; Joe Beardsley, second base; Jim Carr, fielder. Third row: Coach George Bray, Jesse Lopex, second base; Marshall Sutton, pitcher; Bob Nolan, pitcher; Bill Marks, pitcher; Don Van Auwelaer. fielder, Pete Lingris, first base; John Campbell, catcher; Tony Martel, third base; Coach Jim Nordquist. Panther Putters Kneeling: Gene Malcolm, Louie Woodworth, Tom Glatter. Sam Rice. Standing: Coach Don Smith, Don Valentine, Roger Forret, Vernon Walker, Chuck Theuninck, Steve Uzelac. Although hampered by bad weather, the golfers participated in five Quad-City meets. The two seniors who leave the fairways this year are Vernon Walker and Sam Rice. On the Courts The netters of UTHS played dual meets with Rock Island, Moline, and Davenport plus a district meet held at Moline. Douglas Reynolds. Dave DeDoncker, Dwight Moberg, Don Valentine, Richard Loding, Bob Hart, Coach Don Armstrong. « Cafeteria Front row, left to right: Mable Ziegler, Gertrude Wilde, Neldie Larson, Linda Hicks, Myrtie Tickhoff. Second Row: Dorothea Mason, Irma Diericks, Emma Houschild, Hazel Allsbrow, Edythe Hawks. This group plus 14 student helpers serve daily approximately 650 pupils. All the ladies prepare the food and the student helpers assist in serving and selling meals besides cleaning the cafeteria and kitchen. Custodians Bus Drivers Left to right: Ed Johnson, Ray Murrens, Andrew Saey, Cyriel Vande Voorde, Truman Jones, and Saren Barum. Lawrence Vervenne, Seraphin Versypt, Ray Hunter, Neal McNeal, and Collins Wray. September 6 — First day of school 16 — Varsity football — East Rockford — here 21 —Special Assembly—Trampoline artists 23 — Varsity football — Kewanee— here 30 — Varsity football — Ottawa — there October 7 — Varsity football — Moline — there 12 — Special Assembly — George Campbell 13—14 — Teachers Institute 14 — Varsity football — Galesburg — here Skyline Dance 21 — Varsity football — Davenport — here Homecoming — Tri-Mic, F. H.A. Dance 28 — Varsity football — Monmouth — there November 4 — Special Assembly — C. E. Jones Varsity football — Rock Island — here G. A. A. Dance 8 — Special Assembly — Anita Sky-Eyes 10 — Seventeenth Summer Panther Parade Dance End of first quarter I I — Armistice Day 18 — Library Club Dance 23 — Varsity basketball — Aledo — here 24—25 —Thanksgiving Vacation 25 — Varsity basketball — Sterling — here 29 — Special Assembly — Byron Lopp, Sales engineer December 2 — Varsity basketball — Morrison — there 9 — Varsity basketball—Rock Island — there 10 — Varsity basketball — Princeton — here Band Dance 16 — Varsity basketball — Galesburg — here Tri-Mic, F. H. A. Dance I 7 — Varsity basketball — Quincy — there 18 — Christmas Carol Sing-Fest 20 — Choir Christmas Program 21 — Start of Christmas Vacation 28-30 — Pontiac Tournaments January I — New Year's Day 4—Beginning of School 6 — Varsity basketball — Monmouth — here Y-teen Dance 7 — Varsity basketball — Davenport — there 13 — Varsity basketball — Kewanee — there 14 — Varsity basketball — Geneseo — here 20 — Varsity basketball — Moline — here Advisory Board Dance 27 — Varsity basketball — Rock Island — here Senior Class Dance End of Semester 28 — Varsity basketball — Paris — there February 3 — Special Assembly — James C. Whittaker Varsity basketball — Galesburg — there Freshman Party 4 — Varsity basketball — Davenport — here Speech Department Dance 10 — Basketball — Monmouth — there F. D. A. Skating Party 17—Lettermen's Dinner Basketball — Kewanee — here Tri-Mic. F. H. A. Dance 18 — Basketball — Lexington — there 24 — Basketball — Moline — there 25 — District Speech Contest 28—Regional Basketball Tournament March 8 — Sectional Basketball Tournaments I I — Sectional Speech Contest 16-18 — State Basketball Tournaments 22 — Special Assembly — Norman Coates Webster 24— Mother Was a Freshman1' Thespian Dance 27 — Special Assembly — Tri-City Symphony Orchestra 30 — Special Assembly — Donald Scott Morrison April 9 — Easter 14-15 — State Speech Contest 14 — G. A. A. Party 2 I — Choir Concert May 5 — Band Concert 6— District Tennis Meet 12 — Our Town Bio-Chem-lcs Dance I 3 — District Track and Field Meet District Golf Meet 15—20—District and Sub-district Baseball Tournament 19-20 — State Golf, Tennis, Track, and Field Meets 22 — Sectional Baseball Tournament 30—Memorial Day June 1 —State Baseball Tournament 2 — Senior Class Day Junior-Senior Prom 4 — Baccalaureate 8 — Commencement 9 — Last Day of School Patrons We wish to thank you for your patronage to our 1950 Skyline. It is through your support that we are able to publish a yearbook. We hope to continue our fine relationship in the coming years. APPLIANCES East Molina Cobert's Radio Service Frank Almquist Appliance Company Van Vooren-Almquist Appliance Store ATTORNEYS East Molina Sherwood Costigan Roy H. Glockhoff Stewart and Lytton AUTOMOBILE DEALERS East Molina A. G. 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