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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1951 volume:

♦ Years ago during the Middle Ages the activity was centered around the castle. This year’s book will compare our school life to that of the life in the Feudal Castle. All activities center around our school on the hilltop just as the life of those ancient nobles centered around the court. So we take pleasure in ... . The Skyline United Township High School East Moline, Illinois 1951 Our Superintendent Board of Education Sealed: Mr. D. O. Johnson, Mr. E. W. Keal, Mr. S. O. Brissman, and Mr. G. H. Geyer. Standing: Mr. Frank Almquisl, Mr. George McNeal, Mr. Rush Copeland, and Mr. L. 0. Dawson. Mr. L. O. Dawson, superintendent of United Township High School, has many jobs in keeping the school system running smoothly. He is well occupied with the activities of the students, faculty, board of education, and the public. Mr. Dawson helps every student in our school to prepare himself to be a better citizen of America. ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Left to right: Raymond J. Holmes, B. S.; Mildred Carlson, B. A.; Luise Piano, B. S., M. S.; Donald F. Smith, B. Ed., M. S. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Left to right: Helen K. Smith, B. Ed., M. A.; Amelita Murphy, A. B.; Mary Mount, A. B.; Fern McNab, A. B., M. A.; Archie N. Griffin, B. S.; Irene Poison, A. B.; John W. Stevens, B. A.; Jessie Frederick, B. A., M. A, B Ed., M. A--'.0 lAcCreiRbl, o. HISTORY department A.; A r Left to right: Helen Anderson, B. Ed.; Dolores E. Lopez, A. A., B. S. fra S” Rob«r' b. s.; ,.P2 s' ut« 10 HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT First row: Pat Ford, Donna Sweet, Hylma Floyd, Winnie Long, Rhoda Smith, Joyce Stephenson, Alice Samson Phyllis Valentine Delons Schreve.Second row: Donna Nilzel, Jean Siefken, Connie Brittenham. Helen Larson LX p iarnF,7’ Third row: Gerr Malcolm, Hon Ash, Jim Gai- ner, Pete Economus, Bob Nolan. Douglas Reynolds, Glen Anderson, Lyle Lyon. Ronnie Nolan. James Gooch Gerry Steffe, Joe Vinzant. Standing: Miss Febrwian, advisor; Carol Feuser, vice president; Pcrru Scbnecfe, secretary; Ronnie Nolan, treasurer. Seated; Jean Siejfeen, persident. - The class of 1951 are the Lords and Ladies of our castle. Through the four years’ activities Mrs. Jesse Frederick has helped them to earn this honorary title. Now they leave our castle with pomp and ceremony to grace the world with wisdom and talent. The officers are from left to right, Treasurer, Don Veskauf; President, Lyle Lyon; Secretary, Gary Hanson; and Vice President, Mae Smith. 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Realizing the prestige of their title, our junior upperclassmen are ready to assume leadership next year with the confidence and enthusiasm of true aristocrats. With the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Fern McNab, the class will continue its record of achievements. Officers of the class are Kenny McConoughey, Vice President; Peggy Schneck, President; Keith Beardsley, Treasurer; and Bill Marks, Secretary. JUNIORS Row 1, left to right: Glen Anderson, Armon Baney, Keith Beardsley, Mary Jane Blackwell, Darlene Blanchard, Carl Bond, Lucille Bozoian, Gilbert Breckling, Connie Brittenham, Betty Brown. Row 2, left to right: Phyllis Bulen, Venetta Bush, Beverly Cabor, Theresa Cacari, Sue Cady, John Campbell, Bill Carmichal, Elaine Cary, Robbie Caupeld, Joe Claus. Row I, left to right: Duane Cobert, Jean Cobert, Betty Cole, Shirley Collier, Dorothy Covent, Marvin Cunningham, Agnes Dahlstrom, Robert Dailey, Carol Davis, Phillip Davison. Row 2, left to right: Dave De Barre, Carol De Blieck, Joyce De Bord, Betty De Doncker, Gabriella De Graer, Sherry Dehner, Raymond Dehon, Duane Denhardt, Donna De Porter, Stella De Raedt. Row 1, left to right: Dick DeSmet, Joan Dillon, Gwen Dolleslager, James Duncan, Bob Duyck, Betty Eklof, Bill Evans, Don Tee, Connie Fentress, Travis Fields. Row 2, left to right: Emma Fitch, Wildred Fraikes, Ralph Gerhardt, Tom Glatter, Jim Goeden, Joyce Grower, • Don Gronwaldt, David Gunlock, Elva Gustafson, Hartley Guthrie. Row 1, left to right: William Gutherie, Bernard Haertjens, Helen Hahn, Patsy Hanshew, Don Harmon, Bob Haywood. Cleo Hernandz, Jean Heydeman, Pat Hillyer, Wayne Hollins. Row 2, left to right: Joyce Hoyt, Donna Hujjord, Bill Hunter, Mary Hurt, Aaron Hyman, Barbara Inguersen, JoAnn Keith, James Kelly, Bill Kincad, Fred Kohrt. JUNIORS Row 1, left to right: Juanita King, Pat Knox, Betty Kupresin, Bob lutmpher, Helen Larson, Jon Larson, Donna Le Claire, Beverly Leibovitz, Melva Ligons, Joan Lingle. Row 2, left to right: Jackie Logsdon, Jill Lundeen, Thomas Luse, Richard McClain, Janet McComb, Jeanne McTigue, Jean Malcolm, Pat Malmstrom, Bill Marks, Thelma Peterson. Row 1, left to right: Kenny McConoughey, Darlene Martin, Dick Martin, Barbara Marx, Virginia May, Donna Mendenhall, Eugene Miller. Evelyn Miller, Shirley Miller, Nancy Millett. Row 2, left to right: Doris Mills, Shirley Moeller, Freda Monteith, Jo Ann Muzos, Bob Myers, Beverly Nevins, John Oilman, Mary Lou Papish, Juanita Pearce, LeRoy Peterson. Row I, left to right: Tom Owens, Marvin Reed, Charles Reveal, Doug Reynolds, Marilyn Rind, Dorothy Rockwell, Jolene Roeschman, Bernita Roscoe, Luella Rowan, Clarence Ryker. Row 2, left to right: Bob Saelens, Frank Sandoval, Alice Saunders, Dick Sc barer, Peggy Schneck, Ralph Schneider, Karne Schubert, Jo Ann Scott, Shirley Sheets, Ronnie Sill. Row I, left to right: Dorothy Shope, Don Smith, Sandra Smith, Betty Lou Sperry, Sylvia Stacey, Pat Steiner, Larry Stoneburner, Leon Sutton, James Taulbee, Marion Taulbee. Row 2 Jeft to right: Max Taylor, Norman Teager, Sally Tecklin, Beverly Thurber, Carol Trujillo, Steve Uzelac, Doris Vanden Bossche, Leona Van Velde, Shirley Walker, Barbara Wallis. JUNIORS Left to right: Helen Stoer, Deward Van Vdlkenburg, Donald Viager, Byrn Walmsley, Bill Ward, Jim Washington, Pat Weimer. Left to right: Jerry Call, Richard Clones, Mabel Turner, Juanita Weather, Barbara Young. Row I, left to right: Richard Fleming, Donna Griffin, Marvel Ingram. Row 2, left to right: Bill Sufferer, Francis Watson. We would like to pause here to pay tribute to one who left us to serve our country. Every class member who has been influenced by Mr. Wright’s counsel and friendship truly feels that he is doing as remarkable a job for his country as he did for the school. To him, we, the students, pay special tribute. UaBsals The members of the sophomore class have proved themselves worthy vassals in a mighty castle. Guided by their sponsor, Miss Elizabeth Cornell and their officers Tom Williams, president, Ruth Brittenham, vice president, and Joyce Almquist, secretary, they have participated in many of the extra-curricular and social events of U. T. H. S. The athletic, speech, and music departments were well-represented. We are proud of the class of ’53, and hope that in the future years they will continue with the excellent example they have thus made. SOPHOMORES Row 1, left to right: Marilyn Aabel, Gloria Abraham, Dale Adams, Joyce Almquist, Jeannine Anderson, Ronnie Anderson, Glenda Ash, Bob Bailey, Betty Baney, Carolyn Barr. Row 2, left to right: Barbara Bartholomew, David Bel man, Tommy Belowske, Kay Berg, George Blair, Virginia Boggs, Frank Bost, Ruth Brittenham, Barbara Brown, Tom Brown. Row I, left to right: Tom Brown, Gene Bruegger, Betty Burdick, Margaret Carpir, Bill Carey, Flizabeth Claus, Nancy Clementz, Barbara Cook, Roy Coon, Betty Covert. Row 2, left to right: Betty Cowan, Gewell Cracker, Carol Crouch, Benny Cruse, Mary Cuerden, Richard Culley, Veda Cunningham, Virginia Daniels, Donald Davis. Row I, left to right: Jerry De Block, Donna De Bo, Constance Decker, Art De Decker, Mark DeLaRosa, Lucille De Lew, JoAn De May, Rosemarie De Meyer, Gladys Dennison. June De Rammelaere. Row 2, left to right: Gehrig Dergo, Pat DeRuytter, Janet Douglas, Shirley Douglas, Joan Duych, Peter Fconomus, Donald Ehler, Mildred Ekin, Kenneth Evans, John Fanter. SOPHOMORES Row 1, left to right: David Fields, Hylma Floyd, Arthur Ford, Myrna Fox, Rodney Francis, Everett Frels, Jim Gallagher, Kathryn Garber, Joy Gaumer, Bob Gel ski. Row 2, left to right: Barbara Gerhardt, Lois Gerlock, Jim Ginot, Mary Goday, James Gooch, Joan Gray, Donald Greeno, Sam Grissom, Richard Gromm, Constance Guldenfening. Row 1, left to right: Mary Gust, Edward Harding, Iris Hayslett, David Deald, Elvin Held, Nancy Hinton, Harold Hofstetter, Don Holloman, Bernard Holstlaw, Carol Hoover. Row 2, left to right: Shirley Howl, Harry Hume, Bill Humphrey, Norva Huyvaert, Betty Hynd, Thame I Irby, Gloria Jacobs, Jerry Jamison, Helen Jannes, Kenneth Janowski. Row I, left to right: Donald Hungad, Jack Jo mson, Maxine Johnson, Larry Johnson, Paula Johnson, Margorie Kincaid, Jack King, Gerald Kinkead, Al Kipp, Frances Krambeck. Row 2, left to right: Dick Krantz, Bob Lee, Donald Liedtke, Lindel Lipes, Pat Little, Barbara Livesay, Janet Loding, Winnie Long, Gonzalo Lopez, Lee Lucas. FRESHMEN Row I, left to right: Mariorie McLain, Joe McIntosh, Beverly Nonow, Wendell McAfee, Josephine Malstrom, Dixie Mann, Lupe Masias, Don Mellinger, Richard Michels. Row 2, left to right: Delores Miller, Joyce Miller, Mary Belle Miller, Arlon Mo eon, Boh Moriartes, Betty Moulder, Sherry Murphy, John Nache, Delores Neal, Beverly Needham. Row I, left to right: Aroura Pompa, Mary Pompa. Elvira Rangel, Donna Rasco, Edward Rasmsa, Beatrice Rasso, Nadine Reed, Lois Reeves, Bob Reveal, Ronnie Rohren. Row 2, left to right: Lannie Ross, Helen Ryan, Dick Ryan, Carl Rygg, Theresa St. Clair, Lee Salmonson, Joe Sandoval, Mary Sandoval, Danny Schadt, Jim Schadt. Row 1, left to right: Eunice Neels, Elizabeth Linn, Kenny Newingham, Jim Nicely, Barbara Nicholson, Nikason, Ronnie Nolan, Betty Ann Oliver, Philip Olson, Dick Ostrowski. Row 2, left to right: Richard Otis, Marie Park, John Pass ini, Wayne Peacock, Frank Perez, Nancy Peters, Kay Peterson, Patsy Phipps, Carolyn Pitt, Bob Poelvoorde. SOPHOMORES Row I, left to right: Raymotui Schatteman, Don Schaubroeck, Ronald Schoondyke, Tom Sifts, Betty Shaw, Danny Simcock, Shirley Simmons, Pat Skeel, Nancy Slover, Joanne Smith. Row 2, left to right: Rhoda Smith, Dorthea Snowdon, Jack Sodeman, Pat Sperry, Eldon Stafford, Joyce Stahl, Virginia Stahr, Joyce Steffenson, Donna Stahr, Mary Ann Stout. Row 1, left to right: Shirley Wells, Sharon Tisdale, Marilyn Swanson, Phyllis Valentine, Dorothy Taylor, Norine Ulrich. Row 2: Boh Revecki, Boh Swaford, Kenny Washington, Jim Vynke, Bob Wallace, Bill Verlindin, Ronnie Walker. Row 1, left to right: Glen Wassill, Shirley Wells, Harry Whipple, Jerry Wildermuth, Warren Willhouse, Richard Winthurst. Row 2, left to right: Bill Woods, David Wright, Gilbert Ysais, Sharonlea Yuskis, Pat Zeller. The freshmen started their journey through high school under the able direction of Miss Mildred Carlson, sponsor; Jim Jannes, president; Mary Lou Schnack, vice-president; and Dick McMahon, secretary-treasurer. In the sports field 51 freshmen girls are active in G. A. A. The boys came through in basketball with only two defeats and 8 victories. Carol Jurgenson, Sandra Weekly, Sylvia Heald, Beverly Cathcart are active in speech. These up and coming freshmen, though now but peasants, will quickly better themselves with performances like this and become able vassals next year. FRESHMEN Row 1, left to right: Hazel Anderson, Shirley Abraham, Nancy Andon, Jo Dell Benson, Jo Ann Adkins, Marlene Anderson, Jolene Batts, Johnny Mac Austin, Shirley Adams, Essie Austin. Row 2, left to right: Dennis Anderson, Billy Burton, Bob Armstrong, Don Ash, Bob Ballard, Larry Anderson, Bill Benson, Charles Broun, Bill Bell. Row I, left to right: Warren Dawson, Joan Blackwell, Armon Baney, Doris DeBo, Lanny Combes, Shirley Davenport, Phyllis Castens, Louie DeMeyer, Marian DeBusscher, Beverly Cat heart. Row 2, left to right: John Cabor, Nancy Clowes, Marlene DeCansmakes, Jessie Cruez, Jean Damm, Leona Cox, Artie Covert, Sharon Davison, David Copeland, Catherine Davis. Row I, left to right: Joann Flynn, Jean Dorman, Joan Getty, Diana Dieterich, Goyleen Entriken, Pat Gallaugher, Murial Cassidy, Shirley Colbert, Dorothy Cuvele, Shirley Clayes. Row 2, left to right: James Foley, Betty Duncan, Barry Fritz, Diana Gavin, James Ellett, Charlotte Fraikes, Sue Anne Giese, Charles Ferguson, Carol Franklin. Row I, left to right: Liirry Armstrong, Barbara Hunter, Betty Hutchison, Doris Haman, Shirley Hydenman, Mildred Harris, Janice Gower, Donna Inskeep, Margaret Hughes, Hester Hailey. Row 2, left to right: Gary Gordon, Vernon Johnson, James Jannes, Jack Gramenz, David Grill, Allen Gronwaldt, Richard Gutherie, Vernon Huggart, Robert Hopkins, Donald Johnston. FRESHMEN Row I, left to right: Annette Hollingsworth, Rita Howe, Karen Hughes, Joanne Lee, Joyce Lee, Jackie Kelso, Marlene Langhajer, Janice Knight, Judy Kincaid, Carol Jergenson. Row 2, left to right: Riclzard Kerpatrick, Bob Knight, Frank Jacobs, Bob lekes, Gerald Hull, Bill Kohrt, Shirley Kikles, Lois Keune, Mary Catherine Kennedy, Elmer Hungate. Row I, left to right: Sherry Glanz. Arlene Goderis, Dorothy Git enazzo, Jeanette Harker, Rosemarie Harding, Carole Gothardt, Sylvia Heald, Jessie Gray, Fat Harney, Joan Hendricks. Row 2, left to right: John Harrington. Albert Mercy, John Dorman. Marilyn Harker. Earlene Foutch, Virginia Giesenhagen, Barbara Gill. Gorman Arnold, David Haegeman, Helen Herrera. Row I, left to right: Clarence Watson, Beulah Pankey, Barbara Liedtke, Marjorie Lind strand. Yvonne Evan, Geraldine Lee, Ruth Mallas. Peggy Meridith, Sally Liehovitz, Don Holt. Row 2. left to right: Donald Caper, Edgar Larrison, Ben Martin. Boh Miller, Gary Malcom, Dick McMahon. Richard O'Brien, John Muller, Donald Liegett, Geraldine Lefevre. Row I. left to right: Benny Mickel, Luirry McCarthy, Duayne McGhee, Larry Lgnn, Artis Macintosh, Bill Anderson, Charles C.ooker, Grady Kat e, Jerry Kasten, Helen McChurch. Row 2. left to right: Marilyn Halderman. Helen Lucas, Kay Johnson, Chuck Mann, Jerry Camel, Nancy Korb, Al Mercy. Carol McCorkte. Helen Krambeck, C olleen Kate. FRESHMEN Row I, left to right: Donald Nickason. Patsy Murdock. Bonita Nado, Marilyn Ohrberg, Janice Murphy, Maxine Needham. Patsy Miller. Elsie Nelson. Joan Kutmus, Bill Kutmus. Row 2, left to right: Max Taylor, Richard Norris, John O'Connor. Robert Newberry, Donald Osburn. James Morrow, Richard Near, Kenneth Neels, Gary Moody. James Morrow. Row I. left to right: Fred Rasso, Bob Rasso, George Polite. Rita Rangel, Mary Posateri, Jacine PoBuda, Bernice Romez, Helen Rainholt, Barbara Teague, Shirley Pea. Row 2, left to right: Ronnie Phillips, Mike Passmore, Vince Pap pish, Duayne Prosen, Boh Red field, George Poelt oorde, Raymond Rangle, Kady Rangle, Orville Parnel, Stanley Pene. Row I, left to right: Nancy Roseberg, Arlene Schneck. Marvin Skogland, Lillian Redman. Wayne Scott, Beverly Snyder, Walter Rose, Patsy Rush, Bob Schoots, Dawn Schoonbaert. Row 2, left to right: Nancy Rogers, Paul Rangel. Mary Lou Schneck, Ken Reveal, Richard Rittenhouse, Jim Sautuler, Pat Sels, Julian Sanders, Kitty Stafford, Jenny Steuart. Row I, left to right: Dean Stang, James Sens, Mercine Terronez, Mary Sandoval, Joyce Roush, Leona Rycus. Betty Stahr, Karen Simmons. Roger Marres, Bobby Sowers. Row 2, left to right: Bill Riley, Wayne Schomacker, Tarry Nelson, Steven Slough, Don Powell, Duane Schultz, David Ruark, Barry Sparbel, Gil Schmidt, Jerry Seams. FRESHMEN Row 1, left to right: Diana Stone, Paul Stone, Peter Stopoulos, Virginia Sunblade, Sonjia Swanson, Leo Thompson, Dennis Tip sword, Bob V anDeW eille, Charles VandeWoestyne, Tex Verges. Row 2, left to right: foe VanSent Velma Vogler, Keith V alt art h, Doris Walker, Joan Wallars, Barbara Ward, Clarence Watson, Sandra Weekly, Don Welsh, Hart ey Whipple. Row I, left to right: Forrest Smith, Rodney Solnbeck, Duane Stang, Kay Slover, Nancy Stevens, Delores Smith, Joyce Seefeldt, Betty Sowers, John Stoedter, Garry Stefje. Row 2, left to right: John Sherlock, George Van Thorre, Augustine Terronez, Delores Viager, Elizabeth Viscioni, Shirley VanBesen, Bonnie Uzelac, Dorothy Versluis, Theresa VanHecke, Jimmie Tomlinson. Row 1, left to right: Peter Wildermuth, Bernice Williams, Wilma Williams, Barbara Wilson, Jim Windke, Rosie Wise, Robert Wolf, Mickey Wolf, Gretchen Wonderlick, Eddie Woods. Row 2, left to right: Jack Woods, James Woodworth, Jannis Woolley, Jane Wortman, Pat Wihrick, Bob Young. ArltmttPS TRI-MIC Row I, left to right: Aaron Hyman. Don Sutter, Chuck Theuninck. Paul Waller, Sick Jannes, Tom Lingris, Dick DeSmet, Carl Bond. Tom Pappas. Row 2: Mr. Winter, advisor, Eddie Maitlen, Jim Carr, David Rangel, Duane Cohert, Armon Baney, Clarence Ryker, Dale Phillips, Boh Linstrom. Gene Miller. Mr. Oliver, advisor. Row 3: Dick Mitton, Floyd Miller, Doran Stephenson, Darrel Randolph, Don Harmon, Ralph Gerhardt, Bill Marks. Wow! A masterpiece. Robert Cass, Darrel Randolph and Bill Marks finish up a drawing. Organized in 1945, the Tri-Mic Club has sponsored dances and journeyed on many field trips. Every two years the boys go on one major trip. This year Peoria will be their destination. Approximately one hundred members, along with the two sponsors, Mr. Cavanagh and Mr. Nord-quist, meet once a month to promote better citizenship among the boys in the vocational classes at U.T.H.S. The Tri-Mic Council, left to right: Row I: Chuck T heuninck, Bill Marks, Darrel Randolph, Robert Cass, Durwood Van Valkenhurg. Row 2: Mr. Nordquist, advisor, Lyle Lohse, Dick Fleming, Doran Stephenson, Glen Anderson, Nick Jannes, Tom Pappas, Ed Maitlen, Mr. Cavanagh, advisor. Row I, left to right: Don V'ersluis. Abe Fitch, Keith Yuskis, Dick Fleming. Bill Churchill. Leon Sutton. Ike Malm-strom. Bob Hatten. Allen Bell. Row 2: Max Taylor, Jim Duncan. Junior Dopier, Darrell Yeargle. Adiel Theuntnck. William Stutterer. Carl Bond. Dat id Gunlock, Jim Gaydon. Bob Heyu-ood. Bob Copeland. Lyle Lohse. Robert Cass. Durwood Van Valkenhurg. Jim Su litan. Jim Webb. Bill Thurber, Joe Raymond, lim Feehan. Row 3: Mr. Munich. Manuel Ysais, Lawrence Neyrinck. Boh Goebels, Robert Day, Jerry Cooper, Fred Kbort. Row 4: Tom Owens. Gary Foley. Ray Cappaert. Mathew Zarlantanes. Bob Saelers. Keith Bailey. Lloyd Siaab. Glen Anderson, Philip Davidson. Bill Hynd. Floyd Taulhe, David De Baer. Richard Wassail, John Branch. I LIBRARY CLUB Raw I, left to right: Jim Miller, Les Hillier, Bob Hougan. Tom Glotter, Bernard Storjahann, Glen Dessing, Sam Grissom. Row 2: Miss McNutt, Chuck Smith, Joline Rouchman, Agnes Dahlstrom, Lois Reeces, Elizabeth Claus, Dorothy Vander Jeught, Phyllis Hoermann, Carol Emmerson, Mary Argeropoulis, Beverly Vickers, Richard Cully. Catching up on some leisure reading are Spiros Pappaspiros, Bob Copeland, Don Versluis and Ike Malmslrom. ]im Miller, president, Les Hillier, vice-president. Bob llougan, secretary-treasurer and Miss McNutt, advisor, look oter some new books. To develop friendship among book enthusiasts and to guide students to choose the right books are two of the many purposes of the Library Club. Under the direction of Miss McNutt, the club sponsors dances, has parties, and attends the annual dinner party with Moline Library Club. Finding ways and means of improving our present library facilities is one of the major goals set by the club. SPANISH CLUB Row I, left to right: Ed Harding, Al Ponce, Les Hillier, Jim Miller, Gilbert Ysais, Bob Swafford, Howard Leppo, Byrn Walmsley, T hansel Irby, John Sac he, Dough Reynolds, Glen Dessing. Row 2: Mary Pompa, Juanita Terronez, Rosemary Martel, Dorothy Schaeffer, Mary Sandoval, Carol Crouch, Frieda Montieth, Dixie Mann, Barbara Ingresyn, Jeanne Siefken, Carol Trujillo. Row 3: Cleo Hernandez, Pauline Ponciano, Lttpe Masts as, Nancy Ryan, Kay Burg, Lois Wilson, Ramona Reynolds, Carol Davis, Aurora Pompa. Organized in 1948, the Spanish Club consists of members taking Spanish I and II. This offers an excellent opportunity for careers in Spanish translation in foreign countries. Several of the members are pen-pals with students in other Spanish speaking countries, thus an exchange of customs and friendships can develop. 2 I 4 s 7 I • H12 2 4j |5«i7fl S2uJ 20 52 SI tf Displaying brilliant Mexican articles are Mrs. Murphy, advisor, Dorothy Schaeffer, president, Lois Wilson, vice president, and Bryn Walmsley, secretary-treasurer. A Mexican Dance. Mrs. Murphy, Howard Leppo, and Mary Pompa. BUSINESS CLUB Row 1, left to right; Shirley Nelson, Gay Coffman, Elva Gustafson, Karen Schubert, Sharon Jackson, Elaine Cary. Carol Davis, Shirley Miller, Helen Larson, Dorothy Shope, Joyce Sanders. Row 2: Dorothy Covents, Joan Dillon Donna Hufford, Mary Ann Masschelin. Carolyn Bagge, Jean Heydeman, Leona VandeVelde, Sally Tecblin, Pat Malmstrom, Delores Andrews, Nancy Ryan, Maggie Stout, Ellen O'Dell, Betty Ohrberg, Jo Ann Adams, Shirley Collier. Row 3: Jo Ann Muzos, Narcissa Trujillo, Dorothy Shamalian, Irene Townsend, Barbara Marx, Joan Lingle, Beverly Cabor, Elaine Doyle, Joan De Donker, Marjorie Sparrowgrove, Shirley Moeller, Gwen Dolleslager. Carol Feuser, secretary, Zona Netzer, program chairman, Jean Stulir, president, and Miss Parker, advisor, check over some mimeograph work. Sally Techlin, Sharon Jackson, and Elaine Carv seem to be trying with all their might to out-type one another. All juniors and seniors enrolled in business courses may belong to Business Club. The club’s purpose is to stimulate interest in the business department and to provide a better understanding of the business world. Talent shows and programs emphasizing personality and skill provide entertainment at the meetings. � 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910II121314 '5161716192021 25 25 26 2728 25 30 Wait Miss Parker, not so fast! Typing I students concentrate on a timed writing while Mr. Bare does the clocking. Row I, left to right: Miss Parker, Advisor, Darlene Neuberg, Eloise Reveal, Marian Taylor, Pat Ford, Doris Vander Bossche, feanne Stulir, Carol Feuser, Zona Setser, Elaine Cary, Jo Ann Scott, Delores AndrewsJoyce laube. Row 2: Frances Watson, Annabelle Rockwell, Mary Alice O'Connell, Gabriella De Graer, Alice Brown, Sylvia Bedeian, Connie Brittenham, Sherry Dehner, Delores Shreves, Beverly Knutson, Betty McNiel, Jo Ann Kile. Row 3: Jo Ann Kieth, Donna Griffin, Betty Kupresin, Dorothy Vdrier Jeugdt, Donna Sitzel, Gabby Lambrecht, Jo Ann Dobbelaere, Donna Glanz, Doris Krambeck, Thelma Peterson, Peggy Schneck, Shirley Sheets, Margaret Sodcman. Row 4: Marian Proovost, Barbara Ferry, Joyce Van De Voorde, Marilyn Cue vie, Donna Harris. GAA ACTIVITIES Caught in the act of assembling the GAA homecoming float are, left to right: Mary Gust, Betty Ohrberg, Beverly Leibovitz, Mary Belle Miller, Marilyn Miller, and Dorothy Pokrajac. The girls pictured below, members of the winning bowling team, are Joyc£ Sanders, Dorothy Shope, Barbara Brown, and Marvel Ingram. This years juniors have a record to be proud of, for they have won the baseball toutnament for three consecutive years and the basketball tournament for two. The girls who have made these victories possible are, first row, left to right: Patricia Steiner, Donna Griffin, Shirley Miller, Carol Davis, Elva Gustafson. Second row: foAnn Scott, Nancy Millet , Sandra Smith, Jill Lundeen. Third row: Dorothy Shope, Betty Brown. Barb Terry, Jo Ann Keith, Alice Brown, Shirley Miller, Jill Lundeen and Lois Reeves show action during the All-star Junior game. The senior members of the GAA are: Row I, left to right: Guy Coffman, Shirley Nelson, Wanda Gallaugher, Dorothy Pokrajac, Gerie Rock, Ramona Reynolds, Joan Van Hecke, Alice Brown, Sylvia Bedeian. Row 2: Maggie Stout, Betty Ohrberg, Joyce Sanders, Jo Ann Dobhelaere, Marilyn Miller, Pat Bruegger, Sharon Summon, Carol Olson, Jeannine Garrett, Beverly Williams, Nancy Ryan, Pat Browning, Lois Wilson, JoAnn Kile, Marian Taylor, Barbara Branch . Ron 3: Marian Provoost, Theresa DeTaeye, Angie Gust, Mae Smith, Mary Ann Masschelin, Carolyn Bagge, Jeanne Stu ir, Gabrielle Lambrecht, Joan Dixon, Barbara Ferry, Carol Tenser, Georgia Studen, Jean Siefken, Rita Olsen, Arlene Schulte, Marylon Nisetvander, Alice Samson. Miss Luise Piano, advisor Miss Mildred Carleson, advisor Row I, left to right: Helen Larson, Freda Montieth, Barbara Inguerson, Shirley Miller, Carol De-Blieck, Jo Ann Scott, Sally Tecklin, Elaine Cary, Doris Vunder Boosche. Row 2: Donna Griffin, Marvel Ingram, Donna LeClair, Sharon Jackson, Karen Schubert. Lucy Bozoian, lilva Gustafson. Carol Davis, Shirley Sheets, Peggy Schneck. Row 3: Betty Brown. Jill Lundeen, Dorothy Shope, Jo Ann Keith, Betty Kupersin, Sandra Smith, Nancy Millet, Joan Muzos, Jo Ann Lingle. Pat Malmstrom. Dorothy Pokrajac, president Carol Davis vice president Nancy Slover, The sophomore members of GAA are: Row I. left to right: Carol Jurgenson, Kay Slover, Dorothy Givenazzo, Joyce Miller, Barbara Brown, Virginia Daniels, Rhoda Smith, Mary Belle Miller, Nadine Reed, Sharon Tisdale, Patricia Gallaugher, Patricia Sels, Mildred Harris. Betty Shaw, Alary Goday. Row 2: Elvira Rangel, Virginia S ahr, Connie Decker, Nancy Peters. Nancy Stevens, Velma Vogler, Hester Haley, Shirley Keiler, Beverly Snyder, Gerie Lee. Bernice Williams, Nancy Slover, Marilyn Aabel, Doris Holman, Glenda Ash, Marie Parks• Row 3: Mary Gust, Paula Johnson, Joy Gaumer, Hylma Floyd, Dixie Mann, Helen Jannes, Shirley Simmons, Joyce S efJenson, Kay Peterson, Shirley Howell, Patricia Little, Beverly Minor, Delores Miller, Marilyn McLain. GIRLS’ TENNIS FALL 1950 We They Rock Island 3 0 At Moline 4 2 At Davenport 5 1 At Rock Island 5 1 Moline 3 0 Davenport 2 1 Row 1, left to right: Dorothy Shope, Lois Wilson, and Joan Dixon. Row 2: Jo Ann Keith, Pat Steiner, Kay Peterson, Shirley Simmons, and Carol Davis. Tennis, perhaps, is the most outstanding sport of the GAA. Coached by Miss Luise Piano, the girls have made many impressive records. Although the team carried fifteen players this year, only the first six have been active in matches. Pictured above are the first eight who are, kneeling, left to right: Dorothy Shope, Lois Wilson, Joan Dixon. Standing: JoAnn Keith, Pat Steiner, Kay Peterson, Shirley Simmons, Carol Davis. Lois, who played first, and Joan, who played fifth, are the only graduates. GAA ROYALTY Named king and queen of sports were Alice Brown and Marvin Salmonson. Runners-up were Dorothy Pokrajac and Darrell Yeargle. Below are the royal couples and their attendants as they appeared on assembly. Left to right, are: Jean Stulir, Darrel Randolph, Jean Siefken, Donald Valentine, Sharon Sammon, James Phillips, Sylvia Bedeian, Robert Hougan, Darrell Yeargle, Queen Alice Brown, King Marvin Salmonson, Dorothy Pokrajac, Mae Smith, Richard Mitton, Pat Bruegger, Jack W'addell, Lois Wilson, Allen McGehee, Joan Dixon, and Robert Nolan. Jeanne Stulir, Darrel Randolph, Jean Sielken, Don Valentine, Sharon Sammon, Jim Phillips, Sylvia Bedeian, Bob Hougan, Darrell Yeargle, Alice Brown, Marvin Salmonson, Dorothy Pokrajac, Mae Smith, Dick Milton, Pal Bruegger, Jack Waddell, Lois Wilson, Allen McGehee, Joan Dixon, and Bob Nolan. PEP CLUB Row 1, left to right: Bunny Decker, Bernice Williams, Gloria Jacobs, Jeanine Anderson, Dorothy Pokrajac, Alice Samson, Betty Ann Ku pres in, Joan Van Hecke, Nancy Ryan. Row 2: Marian De Busscher, Pat Bruegger, Joan Van Hecke, Nancy I:ord, Pat Browning, Alice Brown, Rhoda Smith, lllyma June Floyd, Carol Jurgenson, Judy Kincaid. Row 3: Elia Gustafson, Helen Larson, Donna LeClaire, Sharon Jackson, Sandra Smith, Shirley Miller, Donna Griffin, Sharon Sammon, Carol Olson, Delores Andrews. Row 4: Peggy Merdeth, Lois Reeves, Carol Emmerson, Jo Ann State, Joyce Van De Voorde, Margie Huyvaert, Beverly Dietrich, Carolyn Bagge, Doris Van De Boache, Elaine Cary. Pat Bruegger, secretary-treasurer and Pat Browning, president. The Pep Club was organized in 1951 under the direction of Miss Mary Mount. Its purpose is to promote stronger school spirit at the games. u t0 Bonnie Vzelac, Nancy And on, Joan Wallace, Sally Techlin, Jo Ann Van Hecke, Donna Griffiin, Lucy DOZOtan, Mary Lou Pappish. Row 2: Shirley Van Biessen, Theresa Van Hecke, Jo Ann Dobbeleare, Virginia Stahr, I trginta Daniels, Jean Heydeman, Leona VandeVe de, Marilyn Miller, Virginia Sunblade, Shirley Heydeman, Pat De Ruytter, Constance Guldenpfenning, Elizabeth Linn, Ruth Brittenham. Row 3; Gabby Lambrecht, Carolyn Baggie, Marjorie Hyvaert, Carol Emmerson, Donna Nitzel, Mary Alice O’Connell, Joyce Vander Voorde, Gladys Dennison, Rosemarie De Meyer, Marilyn Cue t ele, Mary Ann State, Joyce Stahl, Joan Duyck, Patsy Phipps. The officers of the F. H. A. are: Ruth Brittenham, assistant historian; Connie Britten• ham, secretary; Leona Vande Velde, historian; Joan Van Hcke, treasurer; Rhoda Smith, vice president; Beverly Dietrich, reporter; Jill Lundeen, president; Marvel Ingram, song leader; Margie Hyveart, parliamentarian; and the two advisors, Miss Anderson and Miss Kuster. Virginia Daniels takes time out after finishing a seam. F. H. A. The Royal Soup To train future homemakers is the purpose of the F.H.A. Lessons are given in sewing, cooking, interior decorating, home nursing and many other valuable instructions for the modern homemaker. The annual food basket that the club prepares for the less fortunate people is a project that is never forgotten. No flaws so all is well! Row I, left to right: Janice Wooley, Dorothy Cuvele, Sandra Smith, Pat Steiner, Janet Loding, Gualdine Lee, Elizabeth Claus, Rhoda Smith, Marvel Ingram. Row 2: Myrna Fox, Eileen Sommers, Patsy Hens hew, Hester Haley, Carol Johnson, Jo Ann Keith, Betty Kupresin, Nancy Millett, Janet Douglas, Joyce Miller, Joyce Steflenson, Pat Malmstrom, Connie Brittenham, Jill Lundeen, Donna Hufford, Lucille De Leu. Row 3: Miss Kuster, advisor, Donna Glanz, Dorothy Vers-luis, Arline Goderis, Sharrie Glanz, Joyce Hoyt, Georgia Rowan, Jo Ann Stahl, Nadine Reed, Pat Little, Jo Ann Scott, Phyllis Bulen, Dono De Porter, Marjorie Sparrowgrove, Donna LeClaire, Miss Anderson, advisor. BIO-CHEM-ICS Row I, left to right: Beatrice Russo, Norman Teager, Tom Glotler, Jon Larson. Larry Stoneburner. Rodney Francis, Bob Hongan, Beverly Williams, Dorothy Shope, Maggie Stout. Row 2: Mary Belle Miller, Betty Shaw, Sherry Murphy, Mary Alice O’Connell, Donna Glanz, Sherry Dehner, Jean Siefken, Carol Olson, Alice Samson, Dorothy Pokrajac, Marvel Ingram, Joyce Sanders, Jo Ann Kile, Alice Brown. Row 3: Delores Miller, Sylvia Bedeian, Arlene Schulte, Georgia Sluden, Pat Ford, Shirley Simmons, Joan Dixon, Ellen O'Dell, Beverly Leibovitz. Joan De Donker, Marjorie Hyvaert, Mary Ann State, Joan Lingle, Sharon Summon. Students studying general science, chemistry and physics are eligible to become members of one of the oldest clubs at UTHS. This club, whose purpose is to promote a more intelligent understanding of the modern world of science and its importance to mankind, was founded in 1935 by Mr. Millard Pratt, sponsor. Spiros Pappispiros, Jon Larson, Jack Waddell, Mr. Pratt, Less Hillier, Dorothy Pokrajac and Lois Wilson try an experiment. Hope it doesn’t blow up kids! Let's see, wonder what comes next! Top: Must be a physics test coming up, everybody is studying. Bottom: Larry Johnson explains a Biology problem. Ronnie Anderson describes the human anatomy in Biology class. Theresa De Taeye and Joan De Donker inspect a skeleton. Rou I, left to right: Bernhard Storjohann, Les Hillier, Karen Schubert, Sharon Jackson. Elaine Cary, Eileen Summers, Katherine Garber, llelma June Floy. Rou 2: Glenn Dessing, Don Suiter, Jill Lundeen, Helen Larson. Shirley Miller, Beverly Harmon. Delores Shrete, Gerie Bock, Jeanine Garrett, Jo Ann Van Hecke, Carol Dai is, Nancy Slot er, Nancy Peters, Joy Ann Gaumer, Agnes Dolstrom, Joline Roe sc hm an, Nancy Hinton. Rou• 3: Pal Bruegger, U'anda Gal- laugher, Louis W'ooduorth, Roger Haley, Darrell Irby, Duane Moberg, Roger Forret, Doug Reynolds, Tom Luse. Jeanne Stulir, Jo Ann Dillon, Pat Coon. CV - Kou’ J, e to right: Richard Gromm, Spiros Pappispiros, William Blick, Joe Raymond, Jack Waddell, Jerry Mier, Warren Stout. Row 2: Marilyn Suanson, Wini Long, Mary Goday, Arlene Moens, Ruth Brittenham, Lois Wilson, Pat Browning, Mary Lou N is wander, Delores Andrews, Nancy Ryan, Mary Argeropoulos, Millie Kate, Gabriella De Graer, Bryn Walmsley, Norman Lust. Here's to you! Are you absolutely sure? Row 1, left to right: Jo Ann Stahl, Edith Benson, Eleanor Haase, Donna Harris, Margaret Sodeman, Marjorie Sparrowgrove, Elaine Doyle, Norma Harris, Betty McNeil, Sally Harker, Rita Huggart, Elsie Dopier, Pauline Poncianno, Rosemary Martel. Row 2: Air. Philhower, advisor, Eloise Reveal, Darlene Newhurg, Loren Hays, Tony Stopoulos, Tony Hylton, Terry Miller, Betty Lavine, Beverly Land, Marian Gibbs, Evelyn Castens. The Future Distributors of America Club was organized to help students in choosing their future distributing careers. All members must remain in the club until three years after graduation. This year Betty McNiel, President, was honored as Secretary at the State As sociation. The members also made their annual trip to Springfield to attend the convention. Betty McNiel, president, counts the money while Beverly Land, secretary, Mr. Philhower. advisor, Rosemary Martel, treasurer, and'Terry Miller, vice president, look on. RIFLE CLUB Row I, left to right: Lanny Armstrong, Don Nutter, Don Fee, Danny Schadl, Durwood Van Valkenburg, Don Ehler, Ralph Schneider, Encer Schaeffer. Row 2: Bob VandeWiele, Keith Vollrath, Wayne Hollins, Bob Cass, Arlen Moens, Lyle Lohse, Charles Brown, ]ack Woods. Row 3: Mr. Oliver, advisor, Glenn Dessing, Les Hillier, Willard Kohrt, Kenny McConoughey, Louie Gargano, jerry Seams, Robert Wolfe. Mr. Oliver, advisor, Durwood Van Vatkenburg, president, lake time out between practices. Gel that bird! With guns, ammunition, and supplies furnished by the National Rifle Association, the Rifle Club practices on both indoor and outdoor ranges. To achieve accuracy in shooting and to teach safety in handling firearms is this club’s purpose. Any student may become a member provided he has a permit from his parents and is between the ages of twelve and eighteen years. PANTHER PARADE Row 1, left to right: Dorothy Schaeffer, Delores Andrews, co-editors, Mary Lou Niswander, Delores Shreve, Dorothy Covents, Tom Glolter. Row 2: jack Waddell, Betty De Donker, Juanita King, Beverly Knudson, Mark Goar, Aaron Hyman. Row 3; Don Valentine, Millie Kave, Donna Wallen, Betty McNiel, Marilyn Milter, fim Phillips, Mary Ann Masschelin, Carol De Bleick, Sally Techlin. Candy sale brings results. Panther Parade was established three years ago for the purpose of encouraging students to write more. It gives students something to look forward to and furnishes an opportunity for them to see their writing in print. The Board of Editors reads and selects the best stories, poems, or essays, which are written by the students and sends them to Augustana for further judging. After they come back from Augustana they are re-written and corrected and the finished product forms the literary publication. Panther Parade. Dorothy Schaeffer. Delores Andrews, co-editors, prepare material for the Panther Parade. Co-editors of this year's Key are Nancy Ryan and Les Hillier. These are the people who bring you the news: Row 1, left to right: Miss Irene Poison, sponsor, Dorothy Pokrajac, Jo Ann Kile, Mae Smith, Millie Kave, Zona Netser. Row 2: Beverly Dieterich, Jeanne Stef ken, Sylvia Bedeian, Jeannine Garrett, Jack Waddell, Don Veskauf. Row 3: Jon Larson, Barbara Braucht, Beverly Williams, Carol Feuser, Dale Hofstetter. Alice Samson, subscription manager; Pat Bruegger, circulation manager; Wanda Gallaugher, business manager; and Lois Wilson, circulation manager, receive their assignments. Carol Olson, editorial page editor; Glen Dessing, news editor; Ramona Reynolds, exchange editor; Joan Dixon, girls' sports editor; Carol Emmerson, third page editor; and Bob Nolan, boys' sports editor, all gather around the finished product. Wanda Gal laugher, business manager. YE OLE KEY First Class — C.S.P.A.; All American — N.S.P.A.; All American — Quill and Scroll. HI 37 EDITORIAL STAFF Co-Editors ........................Les Hillier, Nancy Ryan News Editor ................................Glenn Dessing Editorial Page Editor ......................... Carol Olson Third Page Editor ..._....................Carol Emmerson Boys’ Sports Editor .............................Bob Nolan Girls’ Sports Editor....................................Joan Dixon Artist ........................................Norman Luse Photographer ....................................Jon Larson BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ......................Wanda Gallaugher Advertising Managers ...Joan Van Hecke and Carolyn Bagge Subscription Manager ...........................Alice Samson Circulation Managers.........Pat Bruegger and Lois Wilson Exchange Editor .......................Ramona Reynolds Advisor ...............................Miss Irene Poison REPORTERS — AD SOLICITORS Barbara Braucht, Dorothy Pokrajac, Mae Smith, Don Veskauf, Sylvia Bedeian, Beverly Dietrich, Jeanine Garrett, Sharon Sam-mon, Jean Siefken, Jack Waddell, Carol Feuser, Angie Gust, Beverly Williams, Delores Andrews, Dale Hofstetter, Mildred Kave, Jo Ann Kile, Zona Netzer. Advertising managers, Jo Ann Van Hecke and Carolyn Bagge do some checking. Jack Waddell, editor-in-chief. baron Sammon, copy editor, checks Dorothy Pokrajac, business manager, ver all the copy that comes in. Quite keeps the Skyline out of the RED. a job! Mae Smith, picture editor, decides what pictures are to be taken next. Dreaming up new ideas are the activity editors: Carolyn Bagge, Dale llofstetter and Zona Netser, subscription managers, point music editor; Joan Dixon, girls' sports editor; Ramona Reynolds, out a new technique to the solicitors: Delores Shreve, Orba speech editor; Arlene Schutte, Alice Samson, club editors. McChurch, Gerrie Bock, Beverly Williams, Joyce Sanders, Theresa De Taye and Beverly Dieterich. SKYLINE I 5 I YE OLE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ...............................Jack Waddell Copy Editor .................................Sharon Sammon Business Manager ..........................Dorothy Pokrajac Picture Editor ...................................Mae Smith Senior Editor ..................................Carol Olson Junior Editor ...............................Sylvia Bedeian Sophomore Editor .............................Jeanne Siefken Freshman Editor ............................Jeannine Garrett Girls’ Sports Editor (GAA) ......................Joan Dixon Boy’s Sports Editor ..................................Darrel Randolph Speech Editor ........................................Ramona Reynolds Music Editor .................................Carolyn Bagge Club Editors ...............Arlene Schutte and Alice Samson Faculty Editor ..........................Jo Ann Dobbelacre Subscription Managers ......Dale Hofstetter and Zona Netser Typists .......Dorothy Vander Jeughdt and Phyllis Hoermann Solicitors .....Orba McChurch, Delores Shreve, Gerrie Bock, Beverly Williams, Joyce Sanders, Theresa De Taye and Beverly Dieterich. Artist ........................................Jack Waddell Photographer ....................................Jon Larson Sylvia Bedeian, junior editor; Carol Olson, senior editor; Jeannine Always on the job are Dorothy Vander Jeughdt, Phyllis Hoer- Garrett, freshman editor; Jeanne Siefken, sophomore editor and mann, typists, Jack Waddell, artist and fon Larson, photographer, jo Ann Dobbelaere, faculty editor, relax after a busy day. I Row I, left to right: Bobby Miller, Corky Irby, Kenneth Janowski, George Blair, Robert Newberry, Duane Schultz, Vincent Pappish, Ralph Sclmeider, Jim Goeden, Bob Haywood, Mr. Pratt, advisor. Row 2: Sharon Danison, Carol Strauss, Joan Dillon, Barbara Nicholson. Jo Ann Glenn. Joyce Ann Steffenson, Margaret Hughes, Carol Jurgenson, Kay Slover, Pat Harvey, Arlene Schneck, Jessie Gray, Beatrice Rassell, Sylvia Stacey. Dorothy Covents, Shirley Moeler, Dorothy Rockwell Sandra Weekly. Row 3: Pat Little, Bet erly Minor, Joan Stahl, Sherry Murphy, Sharonela Yuskis. Row 4: Ronnie Walker, Mickey Wolfe, Eileen Sommers, Glenn Dessing, Les Hillier, Georgia Broun, Bryn Walmsley, Peter Stanbro. Row 5: Larry Stoneburner, Jim Miller, Wilbur Veroeven, Bob Redfietd. CAMERA CLUB Ent husiastically u ate hing a movie are: Bob Haywood, secretary. Bryn Walmsley, president. Air. Pratt, advisor, and Jim Goeden. Row I, left to right: Pat Coon, Eloise, Reveal, Carol Hoover, Pal DeRuytter, Evelyn Miller, Sylvia Bedeian, Agnes Dahlstrom, Freda Montieth, Colleen Smith. Row 2: Rita Olson, Nancy Hinton, jean Heydeman. jolene Roescbman, Shirley Copeland, Betty McNeill, Carol Olson, Juanita King, Joyce Sanders, Mary Hurt, Patricia Weimer, Air. Robert Maurus, director. Row 3: Sharon Summon, accompanist. Zona Netzer, Marilyn Swanson, Melva Ligons, Gabriella De Graer, Sherry Dehner, Clara Rygg, Eileen Sommer, Betty Lou Sperry, Ellen O'Dell, Barbara Ingwersen, Alice Saunders, Mabel Turner. Row 4: John Stoedter, Bill Guthrie, Kenneth Evans, Warren Stout, Gary Hanson, Thaniel Irby, Ed Maitlen, John Crack, Don Tackier, Dave Peterson, Forrest Smith, Howard Leppo, Charles Reveal, Jerry Hume. Listen, listen, to the glorious voices — they are the Crusaders riding to battle, their voices lifting as the dust rises beneath their marching feet. Just as these Crusaders sang as they faded into dust of the road, so the Vocal Department of U. T. H. S. raises its voice as it fades into the annuals of our school. Mr. Robert Maurus, the capable and experienced director of the Choir, has a very talented group at his command. The Choir, consisting of 50 members, sings on assembly programs, and presents its Annual Winter Concert as just a few of its major events. A smaller and loudly acclaimed section of our Vocal Department is the Light Opera Chorus. This group is composed of the best and most experienced voices of the Choir. The Light Opera Chorus has a large calendar of social events, as it can be well mentioned among the top vocal organizations in this section of the country. Television and radio appearances along with exchange assemblies highlight the Light Opera Chorus’ activities. This year a new and certainly wonderful extravaganza floated under the U. T. H. S. spotlight. The Operetta, Meet Arizona, first of its kind to be attempted at U. T. H. S. was a new and wonderful show, combining both acting and musical talent. It was directed by Mr. Robert Maurus. Another new organization is the Girls’ Chorus, consisting of 54 members. This group has sung on assembly and participated in the Operetta. The girls acted as usherettes dressed in gay western costumes. Some of them also sang in the Operetta. The Beginners Chorus is composed of beginning vocalists who will soon advance to the Choir. This organization provides experience for the Choir. CHOIR OPERETTA Choir officers: Colleen Smith, librarian: Zona Netzer, president; Gary Hanson, secretary; Sharon Sammon, treasurer. Row I: Bernice Williams, Nancy And on, David Copeland, Annette Hollingsworth, Al Sandoval, Marvel Ingram, Forrest Smith, Colleen Smith, Howard Leppo, Sherry Dehner, Don Gromwaldt, Zona Zae Netser, Gary Hanson. Row 2: Pat Rusk, Donna Pasko, Carol Gottardt, Mark Goar, Arlene Schneck, John Mueller. Aaron Hyman, Roger Forret, Juanita King, Weldon Dotson, Carol Olson, Corky Irby, Ellen O'Dell, Jolm Krack. Row 3: Janyce Wooly, Barbara Marx, Barbara Wilson, Virginia Sunblade, Jean Heydeman, Shirley Copeland, Patricia Reynolds, Joline Roeschmann. Agnes Dahlstrom, Freda Monteith, Mary Hunt, Joyce Sanders, Pat Weimer, Mable Turner. Row 4: Lee Lucas, Don Nickason, Kenneth Reveal, Harold Bennett, Gabriella DeGraer, Marilyn Swanson, Carol Hoover. Pat Deryter, Melba Liggens, Betty McNeil, Pat Coon, Evelyn Miller, Sylvia Bedeian, Sharon Sammon, Alice Saunders. Row 5: Mr. Maurus, Director; Arnold Dorman. Roger Fox. Pete Wildermuth, Bernard Johnson. Charles Mann, Ed Maitlen, Bill Guthrey, John Stoedter, Warren Stout, Dave Peterson, Donald Fachler, Charles Reveal, Jerry Hume. Mr. Robert Maurus, director. Sharon Sammon, pianist. Row 1, left to right: Eloise Reveal, Carol Hoover, Nancy Hinton, Betty McNeill, Zona Netser. Mary Hurt, Juanita King, Rita Olsen. Row 2: Carol Olson, Carol Davis, Sherry Dehner, Clara Rygg. Eileen Sommer, Betty Lou Sperry, Ellen O'Dell, Patricia Weimer, Sylvia Bedeian, Joyce Sanders. Colleen Smith. Row 3: Don Gronwaldt, Gary Hanson. Warren Stout, Thaniel Irby, Ed Maitlen, John Crack, Forrest Smith, Howard Leppo, Charles Reveal, Dave Peterson. LIGHT OPERA CHORUS BEGINNERS’ CHORUS Row I, left to right: Pat Rusk, Shirley Heydeman, Carole Gotthardt, Barbara Marx, Beverly Morrisey, Mr. Maurus, Carol Feuser, Donna Rasco, Virginia Sunblade, Ruth Mallas, Rosemary Wise. Margaret Washington. Row 2: Duane McGee, Kenny Reveal, Larry Armstrong, Frank Jacobs, Charles Mann, Frank Verges, Charles Ferguson, John Ponciano, James Sens. Row 3: Harold Bennitt, Bill Burton, Bob Miller, Bill Bell, Lee Lucas, Pete Wildermuth, Arnold Gorman, Roger Fox, Don Nickason, Pete Stopoulas, Richard Kirkpatrick. GIRLS’ CHORUS Row 1, left to right: Helen Lucas, Lenora Cox, Marilyn Holderman, Kay Johnson, Beulah Pankey, Karen Hughes, Doris Walker, Joyce Seejeldt, Myrna Fox, Mr. R. Maurus, director, Helen Ryan, Sherry Glanz, Wilma Williams, Joanne Kutmas, Marlene Anderson, Marilyn Harker, Sally Owen, Mary Posateri. Row 2: Barbara Fea, Joyce Lee, Shirley Davenport, Jackie Kelso, Mary Ann Stout, Josephine Batts, Muriel Cassidy, Joan Lee, Peggy Meridith, Joan Getty, Nancy And on, Rita Howe, Rosie Harding. Bernice Williams, Sylvia Neels, Karen Simmons, Bonita Nado. Row 3: Ellen O'Dell, pianist, Betty Hutchinson, Katherine Davis, Henrietta McMurl, Dorothy DeSpaitt, Betty De Donker, Annette Hollingsworth, Iris Hayslet, Essie Austin, Janice Wooley, Arlene Schneck, Carolyn Pitt, Johnny Austin, Barbara Wilson, Janice Gower, Shirley Pea, Jean Hollingsworth, Shirley Adam, Carol McCorkel, Mr. Altar Berghult, band director. director Everyone in the road is silent and listening as the traveling musician sits beneath a tree and strums a beautiful tune on his lyre. A young man of the village joins him with his flute and there we have our middle ages instrumental group. U. T. H. S.’s instrumental department keenly illustrates how times have changed since our lyre playing minstrel wandered into town. The Concert Band, largest group in this department, boasts 115 members. This organization takes part in student assemblies and presents an Annual Concert. The Marching Band participates in all home football games and most of the Quad-City ones, presenting a variety of shows at each game. The Moline game was the scene of a wonderful display of precision marching by this organization. The Marching Band also participates in parades and this year was a boon in putting over the first Winter Parade in East Moline. Two newly organized groups are the Brass Sextette and the Woodwind Ensemble. Both are made up of the best players in the brass and woodwind sections. The Beginners Band was organized for the purpose of providing a musical background and experience for those members who wish to someday advance to the Advanced Band. CONCERT BAND Helen Larson, French horn; Mike Passmore, baritone; Larry Jackson, bass horn; Jon Larson, trombone; Jill Lundeen, and Ramona Reynolds, trumpets. Trumpets, Ramona Reynolds, Jill Lundeen, Lester Hillier, Robbie Caufield, Doug Reynolds, Duane Moberg, Roger Gustafson, Gary Gordon, Richard Rittenhouse, Shirley Sheets, Wini Long, Shirley Miller, Rodney Sohrbeck, Beverly Cat heart, Roy Coon, Gonzalo Lopez, Harold Sofstetter; French horns, Helen Larson, Pat Browning, Ronnie Sill, Robert Cass, Jerry De Block; Flutes, Mae Smith, Kay Peterson, Theresa De Taeye, Mary Alice O'Connell, Angie Gust, Pat Ford, Connie Guldenpfenning; Oboe, Wanda Gallaugher, Pat Gallaugher; E Yat clarinet, Kenny Janowski; bass clarinet, Nancy Millett, Paula Johnson; Twirlers, Jeannie Stulir, Dorothy Shope, Gwen Dolleslager, Mary Ann Masschelin, Alice Brown, Beverly Dieterich, Donna Sweet, Elva Gustafson. Darlene Newberg, JoAnn Kile, Jackie Logsdon; tympani, Bunny Decker; bells, Marvel Ingram; bass horns, Larry Jackson, Thomas Rush, Warren Willhouse. Bill Cary, George Blair; saxophones, Nancy Ryan, Glenn Dessing, Delores Miller, Lyle Lyon, Diana Gavin, Rosemarie De Meyer, Shirley Douglas, Carolyn Bagge, Ronnie Anderson, Don Greeno; tenor saxophone, Emmett Sawyer, Norman Teager, Velma Vogler, Bob Reveal, Loyal Voight; bassoon, Jewell Craker; clarinets, Sherry Murphy, Dorothy Schaefer, Barbara Nicholson, Don Valentine, John Nache, Barbara Baucht, Gay Coffman, Geraldine Lefevre, Shirley Nelson, Janice Knight, Shirley Howell, Donna Wainman, Wayne Hollins, Joan Keith, Elvira Rangel, Don Ehler, Jo Dell Benson, Sue Ann Cady, Marvin Cunningham, Delores Andrews, Marjorie Lindstrand, Joyce Almquist, Mary Lou Schneck, Mary Cuerden, Sharonlea Yuskis; baritones, Mike Passmore, Lois Gerlock, Pat Sherry, Allen McGehee; bass drum, Orville Parnell; snare drums, Jim Gallaugher, John Mueller, Bob Meyer, Don Ash, Lois Reeves, Dale Hofstetter; trombones, Kieth Vollrath, Ardy's McIntosh, Kay Slover, Bob Swafford, Aaron Hyman, Don Ropp, Peggy Schneck, Larry Stoneburner, Jon Larson. Dorothy Schaefer, clarinet; Wanda Gal laugher, oboe: Mae Smith, flute; feu ell Craker, bassoon. Majorettes Row 1, left to right: Jo Ann Kile, Dorothy Shope, Jeanne Stulir, Alice Brown, Elva Gustafson. Row 2: Gwen Dolleslager, Beverly Dieterich, Jackie Logsdon, Darlene Newberg, Donna Sweet, Mary Ann Masschelin. Beginners’ Band Clarinets, Jo Dell Benson, Geraldine Lefevre. Pat Gallaugher, Janice Knight, Betty Stahr, Mary Lou Schneck. Jessie Bray, Marjorie Lindstrand, Diana Stone, Marilyn McLain, Hester Haley, Carol Franklin; twirlers, Dorothy Git enazzo, Barbara Hunter, Beverly Snyder, Dorothy DeBo; trumpets, Cleo Stevens. Bob Redfield, Beverly Cathcart, Gary Gordon. Rodney Sohrbeck, Richard O’Brian, Richard Rittenhouse; French horns, Duane Schultz, Dave Copeland; bass horn, Larry Jackson: saxophones, Dick McMahon, Diana Gaven, Pat Sells; tenor saxophone, Velma Vogler; baritones, Mike Passmore, Vince Papish, trombones, Pat Harvey, Kay Slover, Keith Vollrath, Clarence Watson, Ardys McIntosh; drums. James Jolly, Orville Parnell, John Mueller, Don Ash. PEP BAND I Row I, left to right; clarinets, Dorothy Schaefer, Barbara Bronchi, Kenny fanowski; oboe, Wanda Gallaugher; E flat clarinet, Pat Steiner; bass clarinet, Nancy Millett; bassoon, Jeuell Craker; tenor saxophone, Velma Vogler; baritones, Pat Sperry, Mike Passmore. Row 2: French horns, Helen luirson, Pat Browning; trumpets, Ramona Reynolds, Jill Lnndeen, Lester Hillier, Robbie Canfield, Roger Gustafson; bass drum, Bunny Decker; snare drum, Lois Reeves; saxophones, Glenn Dessing, Nancy Ryan; trombones, Don Ropp, Larry Stoneburner, Jon Larson. PEP BAND II Row I, left to right; clarinets, Shirley Howell, Donna Wainman, Wayne Hotline, Kenny Janowski; oboe, Pat Gallaugher; French horns, Ronnie Sill, ferry De Block; bass clarinet, Paula fchnson; tenor saxophone, Emmett Sawyer, Bob Reveal; baritones, Vince Papish, Lois Gerlock. Row 2; clarinets. Sherry Murphy, Carol Grouch, Sue Ann Cady; trumpets, Shirley Sheets, Wini Long, Rodney Sohrbeck, Roy Coon. Gary Gordon; bass horn. Warren Wilt house; bass drum, Orville Parnell; bass horn, Tom Rush; snare drum, John Mueller; saxophones, Rosemarie De Meyer, Delores Miller; trombones, Kay Slover, Sonja Swanson, Ardys McIntosh, Aaron Hyman. LIFE WITH MOTHER Jill Lundeen and Alice Samson discuss former college days as Roger Forrett and Ken McConoughey patiently wait for the discussion to end. You wouldn't be interested in gossip, anyway, fellows. An engagement ring can cause a great deal of trouble and misunderstanding as Jon Larson and Sharon Sammon well know. Jeannine Garrett, Nancy Ryan, and Colleen Smith suffered with each of Mr. Day's moods to their dismay. Here they attend to details around the house — with a bit of gossiping, no doubt. Jean Siefken and Romona Reynolds take time out for a refreshing drink. Did you ask permission, girls? Remember, no late entrances! Mimicing the Day family are Larry Stoneburner, Don Gronwaldt, Helen Larson, and Robbie Caufield. Let's get going — no loafing! The cast consisted of Colleen Smith, Jean Siefken, Jeannine Garrett, Ramona Reynolds, Bill Kutmus, Sharon Sammon, Jill Lundeen, Alice Samson, Nancy Ryan, Les Hillier, Jack Waddell, Ken McConoughey, Roger Forret, Mr. Stevens (Director), Jon Larson, Don Ehlers, and Tom Glatter. THE HEIRESS Jeannine Garrett, fon Larson, and Ramona Reynolds calmly await the beginning act of the play — or maybe they’re just tired! A six months separation doesn't change things as Jean Siefken and Bob Hougan prove. Ken McConoughey, Sharon Sammon, and Colleen Smith pay attention to the camera just before taking their places on stage. THE NATIONAL THESPIANS Troupe 688 of the National Thespian Society was organized at United Township High School in 1945. Its purpose is to inspire the local thespians and provide them with a club for these purposes. With Mr. John W. Stevens as sponsor, Ramona Reynolds served this year as president, Sharon Sammon as vice president, Jean Siefken as secretary, and Ken McConoughey as treasurer. The Heiress” was selected for the National Thespian play. A winter and spring initiation ceremony is held each year to include eligible members. Members are Tom Glatter, Colleen Smith, Helen Larson, Dorothy Pokrajac, Sharon Sammon, Ramona Reynolds, Ken McConoughey, Jean Siefken, Jeannine Garrett, Nancy Ryan, fill Lundeen, Ken Janouski, Roger Haley, Bob Hougan. Don Gronualdt, Roger Forret, Jon Larson, Larry Stoneburner, Aaron Hyman, and Les Hill ter. SPRING PLAY Row I, left to right: Ramona Reynolds, Jill Lundeen, Sancy Ryan, Rhoda Smith, Jeannine Garrett, Carol Olson, Jean Siejken. Row 2: Ellen O'Dell, Alice Samson, Bet• Williams, Colleen Smith. Row 3: Lester Hilliar, Bob Hougan, Jim Miller, Don Mellinger, Darrell Irby. CONTEST PLAY Representing the drama group from United Township High School in the sectional speech meet at Monmouth, March 10, was The Heiress,” the academy award picture of the year. Jean Siefken as Katherine Sloper, Bob Hougan as Morris Townsend, Sharon Sammon as Aunt Lavinia, and Ken McConoughey as Dr. Sloper performed maturely at the contest. Hating played dramatic scenes throughout most of the play, Jean Siefken gladly shows a smile as Sharon Sammon, just as happy, helps her prepare for a gay elopement. Ken McConoughey and Colleen Smith listen attentively as Sharon Sammon re-lates an amusing incident. Being under the direction of Mr. Stevens for one play affords ample time to discover the many facts of this man’s remarkable character. His name is synonomous with ex- ORATORY-EXTEMP With the help of Mrs. Frederick, six students signed up for oratory. Jeannine Garrett entered the district and sectional speech contest in original oratory while Les Hillier, after winning first place in the district American Legion Contest, won fourth place in the state contest with his original oration. Glenn Dessing, Ken Me-Conoughey, Jewell Craker, and Nancy Hinton signed up for oratorical declamation. Jewell Craker Nancy Hinton ideas into a logical pattern. Tom Glatter, placing in the district and sectional contests, will go to the state contest. Aaron Hyman, Jewell Craker, and Robbie Caufield were on the team. Glenn Dessing Ken McConoughey Each year Mrs. McNab works with students in a comparatively unknown course — Extemper-aneous Speaking. Those few who do participate find their efforts highly rewarding by learning how to organize thoughts and Mrs. McNab Aaron Hyman Being the representative in extemporaneous speaking, ree uires many, many evenings of this kind of work. 1'om Glatter working with Mrs. McNab seems to agree. Tom Glatter delivers a carefully prepared speech to his audience. Jewell Craker DEBATE Having debated all year on the question Resolved: That the American People Should Reject the Welfare State,’’ six debaters ended their season knowing almost every phase of the question. After many nights of discussing and debating, they entered contests at Geneseo, Augustana, Galesburg, and Monmouth. Debate, one of the most time consuming activities, claimed Jewell Craker and Aaron Hyman as affirmatives and Tom Glatter and Ramona Reynolds as negatives this year. Miss Smith Aaron Hyman Win, lose, or draw, these six debaters remained happy. Maybe some day they'll help high-schoolers by judging debates! Jewell, Bryn, Gabriella, Tom, Ramona, and Aaron. Tom Glatter Jewell Craker Discussing plans of action in future debates are Jewell Craker, Gabriella DeGraer, and Aaron Hyman. What’s so funny? Tom Glatter, Ramona Reynolds, Bryn Walmsley, Gabriella DeGraer, and Aaron Hyman evidently approve of Jewell Craker's speech. Ramona Reynolds The negatives, Tom, Bryn, and Ramona plot some surprise for another team's affirmative speakers. Shhh, it’s a secret! DECLAMATION Among the many activities of Mrs. Frederick comes declamation, one of the major speech activities at U.T.H.S. This year Jean Siefken was the representative in the serious readings, Sharon Sammon in comedy readings, and Colleen Smith in verse readings. Mrs. Frederick Jean Siefken Sharon Sammon Joy Gaumer, Jean Siefken. Jeanmne Garrett, Sharon Sammon, Helen Larson, Alice Samson, Jill Lundeen, Nancy Ryan, and Colleen Smith make a winning combination for appearance as well as ability. Jeannine Garrett, representative in original oratory, practices her speech. This part must be funny. Colleen Smith Jeannine Garrett Nancy Ryan and Jill Lundeen listen attentively as Sharon Sammon asks their opinion on an urgent matter. Joy Ann Gaumer Helen Larson Alice Samson Les Hillier serious- ly tells of the problems presented in his original oration. Jill Lundeen Colleen Smith reads her verse book with emphasis and meaning — or can’t you pronounce the word, Colleen? '“Ran, yale� line' K'� � y Adams h‘ !fback •• '' ’■uJ • . ; Gr'ffith, ffrard ,anet andoiph Nie halfback • Vi. kartell y. , arg e Roger VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: Darrel Randolph, Ken Adams, Manual Ysais, Chuck Theuninck, Diet Theuninck, Tom Williams, Joe Claus, Marvin Salmonson. Row 2: Manager Shortie Miller, Tom Owens, Emmett Sawyer, Roger Haley, Wayne Bulen, Don Valentine, Darrell Yeargle, Dick Mitton, Jack Jackson, Frank Mercy, Bob Nolan, Jim Williams, Jack Waddell, Bill Evans, Manager Jerry Clark. Row 3: Coach Jocko Wrenn, Bob Hougan, Nick Jannes, Allen McGehee, Glen Anderson, Duane Griffith, Ralph Gephardt, Don Harmon, William Guthrie, Hartley Guthrie, Bernard Haerjens, Coach Don Smith, Coach Don Armstrong. Row 4: Ray Cappaert, Bob Dailey, Doran Stephenson, Don Gronwaldt, Cappaert, Bob Dailey, Doran Stephenson, Don Gronwaldt, Don Smith, Jim Phillips. Varsity Cheerleaders: Sylvia Bedeian, Alice Brown, Peggy Schneck, and Marilyn Rind. Row 1: Manager Doran Stephenson, Crotis Spicer, Darrell Yeargle, Bill Marks, Jack Waddell, Manager Jim Carr. Row 2: Bob Nolan, Don Valentine, Darrel Randolph, Don Veskauf, Ronnie Nolan, Marvin Salmonson, Dick Mitt on. Row 3: James Washington, Don Harmon, Allen McGehee, Bill Kincaid, Ralph Gerhardt, Doug Reynolds, Tom Owens. VARSITY BASKETBALL Crotis Spicer Marvin Salmonson Jack Waddell Ronnie Nolan Bob Nolan Don Veskauf Don Valentine Darrell Yeargle Bill Marks Allen McGehee Darrel Randolph TRACK 5 fa I t fk. 45f. A-: }i 4i Row 1, left to right: Coach Don Armstrong, Bernard Johnson, Don Mueller, Don Ehler, Danny Schadt, Don Melling• er. Art De Decker, Dick Krantz, Pete Stopoulos, Jim Phillips, Lyle Lyons. Row 2: Jack King, Bernard Holsllaw, Wendell Macafee, Kenny McConoughey, James Gooch, El tin Held, James Ellett, Marvin Sckoglund, Kenny Washington, Thaniel Irby, Bob Dailey. Row 3: Coach Keith Bare, Manager Don Greeno, Benny Mickle, Steve Uzelac, Dan Studen, Chuck Theuninck, Bob Hougan, Darrel Randolph, Jim Washington, Don Smith, Bob lekes, Chris Tertipes, Nick Jamies, Coach Jocko Wrenn. Jim Phillips, Nick Jannes. Row 1, left to right: Jerry Jamison, Elvin Held, Don Mellinger, Bill Humphrey. Row 2: Jim Phillips, Darrel Randolph, Nick Jannes, Coach Keith Bare. LU ¥ BASEBALL Row 1, left to right: Dick Mi ton, Larry Johnson, Bill Marks, Lee Salmonson, Bob Goebel, Jim Carr, Rudy Lain gen, Tom Williams, Ronnie Nolan. Row 2: Coach George Bray, Manual Ysais, Diet Theuninck, Tom Owens, Bob Nolan, Mart in Salmonson, Bill Evans, Don Harmon, Glen Anderson, Gary Foley, Keith Beardsley, Manager Don Davis. Manual Ysais, Crotis Spicer. Bill Marks, Boh Nolan. GOLF Row 1, left to right: Robert Wolfe, Dean Stang, Steve Uzelac, Louie Woodworth. Row 2: Coach Don Smith, Gene Malcolm, Don Valentine. TENNIS Row I, left to right: Duane Mob erg, Loyal Voight, Ralph Schneider, Doug Reynolds, Bob Copeland, Don Valentine, Coach Rip Collins. Row 2: Dick Cauley, Joe Vingant, Charles Mann, Jerry De Block. Robbie ( anfield, Bob Reveal, Bill Woods. Don Storm, Jerry Hume, Don Sickason. Sophomore Basketball: Front Row: Al Kipp, Tom Williams, Lee Salmonson, Richard Gromm, Wayne Peacock, Peter Economus, Bob Bailey, Don Ehler, George Blair, Kent Tipsword, Ronald Schoondyke, Manager John Passini. Back Row: Coach Don Armstrong, Don Datis, Richard Winthurst, Art DeDecker, Don Schoubroeck, Ed VanQuanthim, Jim Sc had t, James Gooch, David Heald, Jim Gallaugher, Coach Rip Collins. SOPHOMORE SPORTS Lois Reeves, Hylma Floyd, JoAnn Gaumer, Mary Gust. Sophomore Football: Front Row: Bernard Hollshaw, Jack Johnson, Don Mellinger, Encer Schaffer, Bill Humphrey, Bill Woods, John Nache, Danny Schadt, Jim Schadt, Danny Studen, Boh Wallace, Thaniel Irby, Bob Moriartes, Ronnie Nolan. Back Row: Carl Riggs, Bob Peolvoorde, Jerry Jamison, Wendell Macajee, Jerry DeBlock. Tom Belowski, Elvin Held, Kenny Washington, Dick Krantz, Art DeDecker, Gehrig Dergo, Harry Whipple, Ronald Walker, Harold Hofstetter, Ronald Schoondyke, Esequiel Isais, Don Davis, Coach Keith Bare, Assistant Coach Bill Bollaert. Freshman Basketball: Row I: Dennis Anderson, Frank Verges, Jim Jamies, Gary Malcom, Pete Stopoulos, Mickey Wolff, Dean Stang. Row 2: Larry Nelson, Joe Vinzant, Dick Rittenhouse, Bob Knight, Julian Sanders, Vincent Papish, Boh Miller, Benny Mickle, Keith Vollrath, Bucky Hopkins. Row 3: Howard Ganaway, Wayne Scott, Forrest Smith, Mart in Skoglund, Dewey Dotson, Don Osborn, Dick O'Brien, Dick McMahon, Bob lekes, Don Riker. Ruth Malts, Peggy Meridith, Barbara Hunter, Jeraldine LaFevre. FRESHMAN SPORTS Football: Row I: Frank Verges, Bob lekes, Dick McMahon, Allen Gronwaldt, Bob Miller, Bob Knight, Bob Sowers, Max Taylor, Benny Mickle, Pete Stopoulos, John Sherlock, Barie Fritz. Row 2: George Bray, Louis DeMeyer, Wayne Scott, James Morrow, Paul Rangel, Gilbert Schmitt, Bob Schutz, Frank Dunlop, Jack Woods. VersjP Str 9� H r° Bak r Meal rarr, 1 Ed Johnson, Roy Murrens, Andrew Saey, Cyriel Vande Voorde, Truman Jones, Saren Barum. Row I: Mable Ziegler, Linda Hicks, Gertrude Wilde, Myrtie Ticknoff, Elgira Larson, Chrystal Thompson. Row 2: Edythe Hawks, Lois Hanson, Irma Diericks, Hazel Allsbrow, Dorthea Mason. I SENIOR ACTIVITIES JO ANN ADAMS— Business Club (3 4). GENE ANDERSON — Football (2 4), Track (1). RONA ANDERSON — Bio-Chem-Ics (2), Business Club (3) , F.H.A. (1 2 3), G.A.A. (1 2), Y-Teens (1 2). DELORES ANDREWS—Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Business Club (3 4), Y Teens (1 2 3), Pep Club (4), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Panther Parade Editorial Board (3), Co-Editor (4), Band (1 2 3 4). MARY ARGEROPOULOS — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Y-Teens (1) , Library Club (2 3 4). CAROLYN BAGGE — Business Club (3 4), Camera Club (3), F.H.A. (1 2 3 4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4). Pep Club (4), East Moline Key Co-Advertising Manager (4) , Skyline Music Editor (4), Band (1 2 3 4), Pep Band (3). KEITH BAILEY —Tri-Mic (4). SYLVIA BEDEIAN — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Business Club (3 4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3 4), Pep Club (4), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Skyline Junior Class Editor (4), Choir (1 2 3 4), Light Opera (3 4), Cheerleading (1 2 3 4). ALLAN BELL —Tri-Mic (4). EDITH BENSON — Chorus (1). WILLIAM BLICK — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Football (2), Track (34). GERALDINE BOCK — Transfer Student from Erie High School, Secretary of Class (2), Junior Class Play, G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Y-Teens (4), Skyline Ad Solicitor (4), Choir (1). JOHN BRANCH —Tri-Mic (3 4), Baskethall (12 3). BARBARA BRAUGHT — Business Club (3 4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3), President (2), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Band (1 2 3 4), Secretary-Treasurer of Class (2), Pep Band (1 4). ALICE BROWN — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Business Club (3 4 ), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Pep Club (4), Band (1 2 3 4), Cheerleading (1 2 3 4). PATRICIA BROWNING — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Business Club (3), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Pep Club President (4), Band (1 2 3 4). PATRICIA BRUEGGER — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (3), F.H.A. (1 2), Parliamentarion of F.H.A. (2) , Y-Teens (1 2 3 4), President (1), G.A.A., Pep Club Secretary-Treasurer (4), East Moline Key Assistant Circulation Manager (4), Advisory Board (1). DORINA BUCCI — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), F.H.A. (2). WAYNE BULEN — Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (1), Track (12). JIM CARR —Track (2), Baseball (3 4). ROBERT CASS — Tri-Mic Secretary (4), Rifle Club (4), Library Club (3), Band (1 2 3 4). EVELYN CASTENS—F.H.A. (1), F.D.A. (4). JERRY CLARK — Football Manager (2 3 4). GAY COFFMAN — Business Club (3 4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (12 3), Band (1 2 3 4), Pep Band (4). PAT COON — Bio-Chem-Ics (3 4), F.H.A. (1), Y-Teens (12), Choir (1 2 3 4). JERRY COOPER — Tri-Mic (3 4), Football (2). BOB COPELAND —Tri-Mic (3 4), Hi-Y (3), Basketball (1), Tennis (4). SHIRLEY COPELAND —Transfer. G.A.A. (1), Y-Teens (1 2), Choir (1 2 3 4), Cheerleading (12 3). MARILYN COVELE —Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (123 4). ROBERT DAY —Tri-Mic j(3 4). JOAN DE DONCKER — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (3 4), Y-Teens (1), Beginners Chorus ( 12). GLENN DESSING — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Camera Club- (3), Spanish Club (3 4), Rifle Club (3 4), Library Club (2 3 4), East Moline Key First Page Editor (4), Band (1 2 3 4), Pep Band (3 4), Swing Band (3 4). THERESA DE TAEYE — Business Club (3), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Skyline Solicitor (4), Band (1 2 3 4). BEVERLY DIETERICH —Business Club (3), F.H.A. (1 2 3 4), G.A.A. (3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3 4). Pep Club (4), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Skyline Soliciter (4), Band (1 2 3 4). JOAN DIXON —Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (3), Pep Club (4), East Moline Key’ Girls’ Sport’s Editor (4), Skyline G.A.A. Editor (4), Debate (2), Organ (4), Tennis (2 3 4). JO ANN DOBBELAERE — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2 3 4), Vice President (2), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Skyline Faculty Editor (4), Choir (1 2). DWIGHT DOPLER —Tri-Mic (3 4), Football (12 4), Basketball (1), Track (1), Baseball (1). ELAINE DOYLE CAROL EMMERSON — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3), Business Club (3), F.H.A. (I 4), Library Club (2 3 4), East Moline Key Third Page Editor (4), Chorus (2). ALBERT FACKLER —Tri-Mic (3), Hi-Y (1), Choir (1 2 3 4), Light Opera (4), Football (1 2 3 4), Track (1 4), Baseball (2). BARBARA FERRY — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (123), Vice President (1 3), Pep Club (4), Advisory Board (4), Debate (2), Choir (1). CAROL FEUSER — Business Club (3 4), Secretary Treasurer (4), Spanish Club (2 3), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Vice President (3), Y-Teens (1 2 3), Advisory Board (1 2 3 4), Vice President (4), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Organ (2 3 4), Chorus Accompianist (2 4). ALBERT FITCH —Tri-Mic (3 4), Football (1). GARY FOLEY — Tri-Mic (4), Advisory Board (2), Basketball (1), Baseball (2 3 4). PATRICIA FORD — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Business Club (2 3 4), Pep Club (4), Advisory Board (12 3 4), Band (2 3 4), Chorus (1). ROGER FORRET — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Pep Club (4), Thespians (4), Plays (4), Choir (1 2 3 4), Football (2), Golf (1 2 3 4). WANDA GALLAUGHER —Bio-Chem-Ics (4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1), Advisory Board (3), East Moline Key Business Manager (4), Band (1 2 3 4), Pep Band (4). JO ANN GARLAND —F.H.A. (1), G.A.A. (1 2), Choir (1). JEANNINE GARRETT —Bio-Chem-Ics (4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Rifle Club (4), Pep Club (4), Thespians (3 4), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Skyline Freshman Editor (4), Declamation (1 2 3 4), Plays (4). MARION GIBBS — Business Club (3), Camera Club (3), F.H.A. (1 2), Y-Teens (1 2), F.D.A. (4). DONNA GLANZ — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2 3 4), Declamation (2 3). JOAN GLENN— Camera Club (4), F.H.A. (1 2), Historian (2), Chorus (2). NITA GLENN BOB GOEBEL —Bio-Chem-Ics (3 4), Tri-Mic (4), Basketball (1), Baseball (4). DUANE GRIFFITH —Band (12 3), Pep Band (3), Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (1), Baseball (2). ANGIE GUST — Business Club (2 3), Spanish Club (2 3), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3), Pep Club (4), Advisory Board (13), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Band (2 3 4). ROGER HALEY — Bio-Chem-Ics (3 4), Rifle Club (3), Hi-Y (3 4), Vice President (4), Thespians (3 4), Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (1), Track (1 2 3 4). GARY HANSON — Advisory Board (2), Choir (1 2 3 4), Secretary (4), Light Opera (3 4), Secretary of Class (4). SALLY HARKER — Business Club (3), Y-Teens (1), F.D.A. (4). BEVERLY HARMON — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (3), Y-Teens (2 3). DONNA HARRIS —Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2), F.D.A. (4). NORMIS HARRIS —F.D.A. (4), Choir (2). ELEANOR HAASE — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2), F.D.A. (4). LOREN HAYES CAROL HERRICK — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Camera Club (2), Y-Teens (2). LES HILLIER — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), President (4), Camera Club (3 4), Spanish Club (3 4), Rifle Club (3 4), Library Club (2 3 4), Treasurer (4), Pep Club (4), Advisory Board (3), Thespians (4), Oratory (4), Plays (4), Band (1 2 3 4), Pep Band (2 3 4), Swing Band (4), East Moline Key Co-Editor (4), Track (I 4), Tennis (4). JULIA HOCK —F.D.A. (4). PHYLLIS HOERRMANN — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3), F.H.A. (1 2), Y-Teens (1 2), Library Club (2 3 4), Secretary (3), Skyline Typist (4j, Choir (12). DALE HOFSTETTER — Spanish Club (2 3 4), Rifle Club (4), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Skyline Subscription Manager (4), Band (2 3 4), Football (1 2), Pep Club (4), Hi-Y (4). JACK HOLT — Camera Club (1), Tri-Mic (1), Rifle Club (1), Track (1), Baseball (1). ROBERT HOUGAN — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Library-Club (2 3 4), Treasurer (4), Plays (4), Band (1 2 3), Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (1 2), Track (1 2 4), Thespians (4). RITA HUGGART — Business Club (3), F.H.A. (1 2), F.D.A. (4), Reporter (4), Pep Club (4), Choir (1). MARGIE HUVARERT — Bio-Chem-Ics (1), Business Club (1), F.H.A. (1 2 3 4), G.A.A. (1), Y-Teens (1), Pep Club (4), Choir (1 2). TONY HYLTON — Business Club (2), Camera Club (1 2 3), Thespians (3 4), Sign Painting Club (1 2 3)y President (I 2 3), Plays (1 2 3). WILLIAM HYND —Tri-Mic (4), Advisory Board (2). DARREL IRBY — Bio-Chem-Ics (3 4), Organ (2 3 4). EVELYN JACKSON JACK JACKSON — Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (12 3), Track (2). NICK JANNES —Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Tri-Mic (4), Council (4), Advisory Board (3) Football (4), Track (1 2 3 4). MILDRED KAVE— Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Y-Teens (2 3), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Panther Parade-Circulation Manager (4). JO ANN KILE — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Historian (3), Business Club (3 4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3 4), Secretary (4), Pep Club (4), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Band (I 2 3 4). BEVERLY KNUTSON — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2), Y-Teens (1 2 3 4), Vice President (2), Pep Club (4), Panther Parade Chairman of Editorial Board (4). DORIS KRAMBECK — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2), G.A.A. (1 2), Y-Teens (1 2 3), Subscription Staff of Panther Parade (3), Choir (1). RUDOLPH LAINGEN — Football (1 2), Basketball (1 2 4), Baseball (2). GABRIELLE LAMBRECHT — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (I 2 3 4), G.A.A. (2 3 4). BEVERLY LAND— F.D.A. (4), Secretary. BETTE LAVINE —F.D.A. (4). ROBERT LINDSTRAND — Tri-Mic (3 4), Baseball (3). LYLE LOHSE — Tri-Mic (3 4), Council (4). NORMAN LUSE — Bio-Chem-Ics (3 4), East Moline Key Artist (4). LYLE LYON — Advisory Board (4), Band (1 2 3 4), Treasurer of Class (3), President of Class (4). EDWIN MAITLEN—Football (I), Basketball (1). RICHARD MALMSTROM —Tri-Mic (3 4), Football (1 2), Track (1 2). ORBA McCHURCH — Business Club (3), F.H.A. (1), Y-Teens (2), Skyline Solicitor (4). ALLEN McGEHEE — Camera Club (1 2), Band (I 2 3 4), Football (3 4), Basketball (2 3 4), Tennis (4). FRANCES McGIVERN —F.H.A. (1). ANNA McMURRAY BETTY McNEILL — Business Club (4), Y-Teens (1), F.D.A. (4), President (4), Panther Parade Editorial Board (4), Choir (1 2 3 4), Light Opera (4), Pep Club (4). MARY ANN MASSCHELIN — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Pep Club (4), Panther Parade Board of Editors (4), Band (1 2 3 4). FRANK MERCY JERRY MEYER —Bio-Chem-Ics (3 4), Choir (2). FLOYD MILLER —Tri-Mic (3 4), Rifle Club (3 4), Hi-Y (3 4), Thespians (1 2 3 4), Football (1 2), Manager (3 4), Basketball (1), Manager (2 3 4), Track (12), Manager (3). JAMES MILLER — Bio-Chem-Ics (1 2 3 4), Camera Club (4), Spanish Club (3 4), Rifle Club (3), Library Club (2 3 4), President (1), Advisory Board (1). MARILYN MILLER — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (3), F.H.A. (1 2 4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3), Panther Parade Typist (4). TERRY MILLER —F.D.A. (4), Vice President (4), Band (1 2 3 4), Swing Band (2), Football (1). DICK MITTON — Tri-Mic (3 4), Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (1 2 3 4), Baseball (1 2 3 4). DUANE MOBERG SHIRLEY NELSON — Business Club (3 4), G.A.A. (12 3 4), Y-Teens (I 2 3), Band (1 2 3 4), Pep Band (4). ZONOZAE NETSER — Business Club (3 4), Vice President (4), F.H.A. (1), Y-Teens (1 2 3), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Skyline Subscription Manager (4), Choir (1 2 3 4), President (4), Light Opera (3 4). LAWRENCE NEYRINCK — Tri-Mic (2). DARLENE NEWBERG — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2), Y-Teens (1 2 3), F.D.A. (4), Band (1 2 3 4). GEORGIA NIMRICK — F.D.A. (1). MARYLOU NISWANDER DONNA NITZEL — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (2 3), Advisory Board (4). ROBERT NOLAN —Tri-Mic (3), Advisory Board (4), East Moline Key Sport’s Editor (4), Plays (3), Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (1 2 3 4), Track (2), Baseball (1 2 3 4), Secretary-Treasurer of Class (1) DONALD NUTTER — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Tri-Mic (3 4), Rifle Club (3 4). MARY ALICE O’CONNELL — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2 4), Band (2 3 4). ELLEN O’DELL —Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Business Club (4), F.H.A. (1), G.A.A. (1), Y-Teens (1 2 3), Choir (1 2 3 4), Girls’ Chorus Pianist (4), Light Opera (3 4). BETTY OHRBERG — Business Club (3 4), Camera Club (3), F.H.A. (1), Y-Teens (1 2), Panther Parade Editorial Board (4). CAROL OLSON — Bio-Chem-Ics (3 4), G.A.A. (12 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3 4), Pep Club (4), Thespians (4), East Moline Key Second Page Editor (4), Skyline Senior Editor (4), Declamation (1 2 3), Verse (3), Choir (1 2 3 4), Light Opera (3 4). RITA OLSEN — Bio-Chem-Ics (2), F.H.A. (1), (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1), Declamation (1), Choir (2 3 4), Light Opera (3 4), Cheerleader (1). TOM PAPPAS —Tri-Mic (3 4), Councilman (4), Basketball (1), Baseball (3 4), Golf (1 2). SPIROS PAPPASPIROS —Bio-Chem-Ics (3 4), Corresponding (4). DAVID PETERSON —Choir (1 2 3 4), Light Opera (3 4). JAMES PHILLIPS —Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Panther Parade Exchange Manager (4), Football (3 4), Track (12 3 4). DOROTHY POKRAJAC — Bio-Chem-Ics (1 2 3 4), Secretary (4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), President (4), Pep Club (4), Thespians (4), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Skyline Business Manager (4), Skyline Apprentice (3), Declamation (I). PAULINE PONCIANO —Spanish Club (3), F.D.A. (1). MARION PROVOOST — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (I 2), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Chorus (1). DARREL RANDOLPH—Tri-Mic (3 4), Vice President (3), President (4), Advisory' Board (1 2 3), Skyline Sport’s Editor (4), Vice President of Class (2 3), Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (1 2 3 4), Track (1234). JOE RAYMOND — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Tri-Mic (4). ELOISE REVEAL RAMONA REYNOLDS — Spanish Club (3 4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (4), Vice President (4), Pep Club (4), Thespians (3 4), President (4), East Moline Key Exchange Editor (4), Skyline Speech and Drama Editor (4), Panther Parade Artist (3), Debate (3 4), Declamation (1), Extemperaneous Speaking (2), Plays (3 4), Band (1 2 3 4), Pep Band (1 2 3 4). DON ROPP —Band (1 2 3 4), Pep Band (1). ALBERTA ROUSSEL GEORGIA ROWAN — Business Club (1 2), Camera Club (1), F.H.A. (1 2 3 4), G.A.A. (1 2), Y-Teens (1 2). TOM RUSH —Band (1 2 3 4), Football (1 2 3), Basketball (1), Track (2). NANCY RYAN — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Business Club (4), Camera Club (3), Spanish Club (2 3 4), F.H.A. (1), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3), Pep Club (4), Thespians (3 4), East Moline Key Co-Editor (4), Panther Parade Assistant Business Manager (3), Declamation (2 4), Plays (2 3 4), Band (1 2 3 4), Pep Band (1 2 3 4), Swing Band (3 4). MARVIN SALMONSON —Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (1 2 3 4), Track (2 3). SHARON SAMMON — Bio-Chem-Ics (1 2 3 4), Business Club (3), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3), Treasurer (2), Pep Club (4), Thespians (3 4), Vice President (4), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Skyline Copy Editor (4), Skyline Apprentice (3), Declamation (1 2 3 4), Verse (4), Plays (3 4), Choir (1 2 3 4), Accompanist (3 4), Treasurer (4), Light Opera (3 4), Organ (2 3 4). ALICE SAMSON MARTHA SANDERS — Business Club (3 4), Spanish Club (2), Y-Teens (1). JOYCE SANDERS — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3), Business Club (3 4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2), Skyline Soliciting Manager (4), Declamation (1), Choir (1 2 3 4), Light Opera (4). AL SANDOVAL —Spanish Club (3 4). EMMETT SAWYER —Band (1 2 3 4), Football (I 2 3 4), Track (1 2 3 4), Pep Band (4), Swing Band (4). DOROTHY SCHAEFER — Spanish Club (2 3 4), President (4), Y-Teens (2 3), Pep Club (4), Panther Parade Co-Editor (4), Editorial Staff (3), Band (1 2 3 4), Pep Band (1 2 3 4). ARLENE SCHUTTE — Bio-Chem-Ics (1 2 3 4), Business Club (3 4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3), Skyline Club Editor (4). DOROTHY SHAMALIAN—Business Club (4), F.H.A. (1 2). DELORES SHEPHERD —Spanish Club (1 2), Y-Teens (1), Choir (1 2). DELORES SHREVE —Bio-Chem-Ics (4), F.H.A. (1), Y-Teens (1 2 3), Advisory Board (4), Skyline Solicitor (4), Panther Parade Editorial Board (3 4), Debate (2 3 4). JEAN SIEFKEN — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3), Business Club (3) , Spanish Club (2 3 4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Secretary (2), Pep Club (4), Thespians (3 4), Secretary (4) , Advisory Board President (4), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Skyline Sophomore Editor (4), Panther Parade Circulation Manager (3), Declamation (12 3 4), Plays (3 4), Tennis (2 3), Vice President of Class (1), President of Class (2). CHARLES SMITH COLLEEN SMITH —Business Club (3), G.A.A. (2), Y-Teens (1 2 3), Thespians (3 4), Declamation (1 2 3 4), Verse (3 4), Plays (3 4), Choir (2 3 4), Librarian of Choir (3 4), Light Opera (3 4), Organ (4), Treasurer of Class (3). MAE SMITH —Bio-Chem-Ics (3), F.H.A. (1), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3), Advisory Board (4), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Skyline Picture Editor (4), Panther Parade Business Staff (3), Band (1 2 3 4). MARGARET SODEMAN — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2), F.D.A. (4). SONNY SOLIZ MARJORIE SPARROWGROVE —Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3), F.D.A. (4). CROTIS SPICER —Hi-Y (2), Football (1), Basketball (1 2 3 4), Co-Captain (4), Baseball (3 4). LLOYD STAAB — Bio-Chem-Ics (1 2 3 4), Tri-Mic (4). JOAN STAHL — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2 4), Y-Teens (1), F.D.A. (4). MARY ANN STATE — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (3), F.H.A. (1 2 3 4). MAGGIE STOUT — Bio-Chem-Ics (3 4), Business Club (3 4), G.A.A. (2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3), Chorus (1). DORAN STEPHENSON — Tri-Mic (3 4), Councilman (4), Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (1), Manager (2 3). TONY STOPOULOS BERNHARD STOROJHANN — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Rifle Club (3), Library Club (2 3 4). WARREN STOUT —Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Choir (4), Light Opera (4). GEORGIA STUDEN — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Pep Club (4), Cheerleading (3). JEANNE STULIR — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Corresponding Secretary (3), Business Club (3 4), President (4), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3), Band (1 2 3 4), Head Majorette (2 3 4). JIM SULLIVAN —Tri-Mic (4), Football (1). JOYCE TAUBE — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3), G.A.A. (12 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2), Business Club (3 4), Chorus (1). MARION TAYLOR — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), Y-Teens (1 2 3) Pep Club (4). DIEL THEUNINCK —Tri-Mic (3 4), Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (1), Track (1 2 3), Baseball (4). CHARLES THEUNINCK — Tri-Mic Treasurer (4), Football (1 2 3 4), Track (1 2 3 4), Golf (3). WILLIAM THURBER —Tri-Mic (3 4), Band (1). IRENE TOWNSEND NARCISSA TRUJILLO —Business Club (4). DON VALENTINE — Advisory Board (3), Panther Parade Exchange Editor (4), Band (1 2 3 4), Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (1 2 3 4), Track (1 2 3 4), Golf (2 3 4), Tennis (2 3 4). DOROTHY VANDER JEUGDT — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2 3), Library Club (3 4), Skyline Typist (4), Chorus (1). JOYCE VAN DE VOORDE — Business Club (3 4), F.H.A. (1 2 3 4), Parliamentarion (3), Pep Club (4). JOAN VAN HECKE —Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Business Club (3), F.H.A. (2 3 4), Secretary (3), Treasurer (4), East Moline Key Advertising Manager (4), Choir (1). WILBUR VEROEVEN —Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Camera Club (2 3 4). DONALD VERSLUIS —Camera Club (1), Tri-Mic (3 4). DONALD VESKAUF—East Moline Key Reporter (4), Treasurer of Class (4), Basketball (2 3 4), Track (2). JOHN VIRNIG — Tri-Mic (2). JACK WADDELL —Hi-Y (3), President (3), Advisory Board (1), Skyline Editor-in-Chief (4), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Plays (4), Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (1 2 3 4), Track (1 2), President of Class (1 3). DONNA WALLEN — Panther Parade Artist (3 4), Chorus (1). PAUL WALLER —Bio-Chem-Ics (3 4), Tri-Mic (4). MARGARET WASHINGTON — Spanish Club (1), Y-Teens (1), Chorus (1). RICHARD WASSELL-—Tri-Mic (4). JIM WEBB —Tri-Mic (3 4), Football (1 3), Baseball (3). BEVERLY WILLIAMS —Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (3), G.A.A. (3 4), Y-Teens (3), East Moline Key Reporter (4), Skyline Ad Solicitor (4), Band (3). LOIS WILSON — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Spanish Club (2 3 4), Vice President (3), G.A.A. (1 2 3 4), S'-Teens (2 3 4), Pep Club (4), East Moline Key Circulation Manager (4), Tennis (2 3 4). FRED WINTHURST —Hi-Y (3). LOUIS WOODWORTH — Bio-Chem-Ics (2 3 4), Hi-Y (3 4), Basketball (1 2), Golf (1 2 3 4). DARRELL YEARGLE — Tri-Mic (4), Advisory Board (1), Football (1 2 3 4), Basketball (1 2 3 4), Track (1 2 3 4). MANUEL YSAIS — Spanish Club (3), Tri-Mic (4), Football (1 2 3 4), Baseball (2 3 4). KEITH YUK1S —Tri-Mic (4). MATTHEW ZARLANTANES — Tri-Mic (4), Football (1). PATRONS We wish to express our thanks for your patronage to our 1951 Skyline. It is through your support and patronage that we are able to publish a yearbook. We hope that our fine relationship will continue in the coming years. APPLIANCES East Moline Coberi’s Radio Service Frank Almquist Appliance Co. Van Vooren-Almquist Appliance Store White Appliance Company ATTORNEYS East Moline Sherwood Costigan Roy H. Glockhoff AUTOMOBILE DEALERS East Moline A. G. Edwards Company Reynold's Motor Company AUTO SUPPLIES East Moline Olson Continental Store BAKERIES East Moline Mother’s Pie Company BANKS East Moline State Bank of East Moline CLEANERS East Moline Bickel's Cleaners and Furriers Vander Beke's Cleaners and Furriers CONFECTIONERS East Moline Courtney’s Ice Cream and Donut Shop DENTISTS East Moline Dr. Kenneth Johnson Dr. W. C. Steele DRUG STORES East Moline Agnew’s Drug Ik Optical Store Weideman Cosgrave Drug Store Si! vis B. H. Schultejann Pharmacy Moline Sohrbeck’s Drug Store DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING East Moline Federated Store Herb’s Clothing Store L L Clothing Store Phil Rosene Store Stine the Tailor Speybroeck’s Clothing Store Moline College Shop New York Store Rand's FEED STORES East Moline Davenport Elevator Company FLORISTS East Moline Hott Brothers Florist Greenhouse Palmer Florist Shop FRIENDS East Moline UTHS Board of Education FUNERAL HOMES East Moline Schroeder Mortuary FUEL COMPANIES East Moline Berger Coal Express Company GROCERY STORES East Moline Horton’s Market Tri Cities Silvis Bock’s Market Tri Cities HARDWARE East Moline Van Thorre Hardware Silvis Suss Hardware IMPLEMENTS East Moline Slater Implement Equipment Company JEWELRY STORES East Moline Allen’s Jewelers Mallory Jewelers Sable’s Jewelry Store Moline Josephson’s Jewelry Store Malcolm Jewelers LAUNDRIES East Moline Kee’s Laundry Moline Charles Lum Laundry LOAN COMPANIES East Moline Mercury Loan LUMBER COMPANIES East Moline Dimock-Gould and Company RESTAURANTS Silvis Silvis Maid Rite Moline Hitching Post SERVICE STATIONS GARAGES East Moline Ware Oil Company Wood’s Garage Coal Co. Silvis Ange’s Texaco SHEET METAL East Moline Johnson Sheet Metal Works McCoy and Son MANUFACTURERS East Moline Fairbanks Morse and Company John Deere Harvester Co. John Deere Spreader Co. John Deere Union Malleable MEAT PACKERS East Moline Balkan's Packing Company NEWSPAPERS Moline Daily Dispatch PHOTOGRAPHERS Moline Hawkins Studio PHYSICIANS East Moline Dr. George A. Cook Dr. F. E. Bollaert Dr. Mark Fish PLUMBING East Moline American Plumbing Company TRUCKING East Moline Milburn Incorporated UPHOLSTERING SHOP Silvis Copeland Upholstering Shop We Wish to Thank . . . . . . Miss Mary Mount, advisor . . . Mr. Jerry Hawkins, photographer . . . Mr. Herman Pfisterer of Pfisterer’s Bindery; Galesburg, Illinois . . . Mr. Fred Cumblad of Wagner’s Printery Davenport, Iowa . . . Moline Daily Dispatch . . . for their co-operation, assistance, and consultation. '