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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

We, the 1952 Skyline Staff, wish to dedicate our book to the shoes which have carried us through the halls of our high school during the past year. Introducing the 1952............ Zkc Skyline The Skyline United Township High School East Moline, Illinois 1952 of U VMS TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Classes Activities Athletics Administration Superintendent’s Message Tramp! tramp! shuffle! patter! Down the hallways go hundreds of moving shoes. Day in and day out, week in and week out, year after year they can be seen and heard going in all directions. What do they represent? The old spiritual says: “All God’s children got shoes.” It must be true for all these shoes are the property of God's children — the youth, the life, the light and hope of a community. And God certainly has a lot of different kinds of children! Where are they all going? Those that are the property of the serious minded are going to activities that will prepare them for their places in life. They are on the way to learn to work, to play, to take responsibility. Those with the slow moving hesitant steps perhaps belong to the younger people or the careless or those without purpose — yet. But soon they will see their goals and move steadily forward toward them. What an inspiring privilege to be able to have a part in guiding all these shoe-clad feet into purposeful and worthwhile activity! What a privilege to have spent four years in the classrooms, the study halls, the library, the corridors among the many different personalities that are represented by these hundreds of shoes — among the various nationalities, with the rich and the poor, the highly intelligent, and the plodder. What a privilege to have lived with such people for four years and to have had the opportunity of carving out for oneself a niche in the social life of such a group. Each member of the senior class has had that opportunity and has made a place for himself, a place that is representative of his own ambitions and ideals and abilities. The seniors this year have made their contributions to the spirit and tradition of the school. It has been a grand contribution. May those that follow be able to worthily fill their shoes in the years ahead. L. O. Dawson DEANS Pictured above are: Miss Claribel Fehrman, Dean of Girls, A. B., M. A.; Mr. Harvey Pierson, Dean of Boys, A. B.. M. A. Below, seated: Mr. D. O. Johnson, Mr. E. W. Keat; Mr. G. H. Geyer; Mr. Rush Copeland. Standing: Mr. Chester Brissman; Mr. L. O. Dawson: Mr. George C. McFfcal; Mr. Franl Almquist. 8 BOARD OF EDUCATION FINE ARTS Leon Wri Ht. B. A Arlene ScKutte School 'Treasurer Qy KlrS]DHaz'l Ry“n ------- Our faculty is an intregal part of our organization, and I have been with them cont.nuously. I have known then problems and complaints, as well as their'.nt.mate joys and triumphs. I have become accustomed to their nervous little mannerisms and sometimes even bear the brunt of their anger. I have been tapped rhythmically against the floor, pounded rapidly down the corridor, and occasionally, in a quieter moment, rested discreetly under a chair. Since 1936, 1 have walked with Mr. L. E. Wright through the corridors of UTHS, and I was one of the first to know of the planned seventy-fifth birthday celebration. Yes, I have known them all. But come with me now as I journey through the next few pages, refreshing my mental image of each familiar face. Signed, • . . . “A Shoe” COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mary Bruc er, B. S. Ed.; Eleanor Allen, B. S. Ed.; Keith Bare. B. S.; Ruth Eden, B. S. Ed.; Peter ]. Philhower, B. S., M. A. MUSIC LANGUAGES ATHLETICS Languages: Reba Hester, B. A., Diane Rybick. A. B. Athletics: Don Smith, B. Ed, M. S.. Luise Piano, B. S., M. S.; Elaine Sperry, B. S. Ed.; Raymond Holmes, B. S. MUSIC: Archie Griffen, B. S.; Laddy Barron, B.M.. M.S.; Alvar T. Berghult. B.A . M.S. ENGLI MATHEMATICS jj ENGLISH : Seated, Irene Poison. A. B ; Helen K. Smith. B. Ed.. M A.; Jessie FredericB. A.. M. A.; Joan Sicfocn, A. B . Diane Rybul{. A B. Standing. Archie Griffen, B. S.; Fern McT ab. A. B . A M.. John W Stevens. B. A . Ernest Kivisto. Pit. B . M. Ed MATHEMATICS: William Camp- hell, B. A . M. S.. Elizabeth Cornell, B.A.. M.A., Bernice Howard. B. S.; George Bray, B. A.. M. S. Science: William Wheeler, B. Ed.. M. Ed.; Hdrold Collins, B.S.; Helen Buresh, B.A.; William Campbell, B. A., M. S.. Millard W. Pratt. B.S.. M S. to SCIENCE home ECONOMICS U0Ra rian INDUSTRIAL ARTS Social Studies: Albert Zimmerman, B.S., M. S.; Marian Dean, B. Ed., M. A.; Claire L. McCreight. B. Ed., M. A.; Dorothy Cab vert, B. A., M. A.; John Wrenn, B. S. Librarian: Esther McNutt, B. A. Home Economics: Dolores E. Lopez, A. A., B. S.; Bernice Meyer, B. S.; Helen Ander son, B. Ed. Industrial Arts: Paul W. Oliver, B.S.; James P. Nordquist, B. S.; Franl Muhich; John Cavanagh, B. S.; Robert Winters, B. S. ADVISORY BOARD Directing this year’s Advisory Board are Miss Fehrman, sponsor: Rhoda Smith, secretary: Doug Reynolds, vice-president, Connie Brittenham, treasurer; and Dick Collins, president. The Advisory Board is the linking step between the students and the faculty. It takes a lot of capable individuals to fill the shoes of Advisory Board representatives. Dick Collins, this year's president, was aided in his work by the other officers, Doug Reynolds, Connie Brittenham, and Rhoda Smith, plus a representative from each homeroom, chosen for his initiative, character, and general interest in school government and the spirit of cooperation. Coll, ins, Presid, ent Advisorv Board: Row I Glenn Anderson. Dick Coll,ns. Betty Brown. Joy Caumer. Rhoda Smith. Ruth Brittenham Sherry Murphy Rebecca Howell. Ronald Schoondyke. Frank Verges Row 2: Peter Econ omous, Ralph Schneider Wayne Peacock. Doug Reynolds. Connie Brittenham. Juanita King. Helen ba.Zn 7,y Dor'{ Ho an Row 3: Kenneth Rush. Isaac Rangel. Joan Lmgle. Peggy Schneck- lelmaVogler. Kay Slaver. Marlene Langhofer, Mary Ellen Duffy. Mardell Bender Marilyn McClain, ow 4. John Vande Welle, James Woodworth, Bob Manangeli. Barrie Fritz, James Jannes, Bernard Johnson. Elton Kerr. 13 SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES A SAD(DLE) STORY” It was always the same routine at school — classes, cafeteria, and then, more classes. My evening schedule was a little different, however. Sometimes I would be kicked off as my mistress watched a small screen with moving objects on it. Other'times I would be placed beneath a table while my mistress did her schoolwork. Once a week I really got a workout, though. On Fridays, after the games, my mistress went to the school dances. Such torture it was for me! Most of the time I would be stepped on, kicked at, and shoved ofm.nd, until the pain was almost unbearable. Ozzie Oxford was always right there beside me, though, and we tried to comfort each other as much as possible while our master and mistress laughed and talked. Little did they realize the suffering we went through for them! The best part of the day for me is when the evening hours chime, and my mistress places me under her bed for the night. My long hours of work are over, and I can rest at last—-that is, until the shrill blasts of the alarm clock break the spell. - - - . M Steppin’ High” In a matter of minutes my mistress and I were off to school. Upon entering the building, I was greeted by a familiar sight — Ozzie Oxford. It was plain to see that Ozzie's master didn't give him the care that I got. His face was scuffed up and dirty, and his tongue was hanging out. The poor fellow was gasping for air. As my mistress and Ozzie's master stood there talking, I did my best to comfort him. The school bell rang. I bade goodbye to Ozzie and was dragged to a classroom for temporary relief as my mistress sat down for the first hour of school. After three hours consumed in the monotonous routine of trudging to different classrooms, I was forced to travel up three flights of stairs to the cafeteria, where my mistress ate her lunch. The stillness of the night was broken sharply by a piercing cry of an alarm clock. 1 realized that my minutes were numbered - that soon I, Sara Saddle, would be placed on the feet of my mistress and carried about during her waking hours. I could hear her as she brushed her teeth and washed her face. Slowly she walked toward me. I cringed in fear, but I could not move; 1 realized that 1 must be brave and face the fate like a shoe. She picked me up, and slipped her cold feet into the very sole of me. I resigned myself to my fate — perhaps if I did my job well, I would be rewarded with a brand new shine that night. SENIORS RULER OF THE SENIOR CLASS a good ol' sole, are the other officers of the Senior Class Peggy ----•-� ------ r't--- Suing up their president, u'lio is a good ol' sole, are the other officers oj tne oemor s iass, reggj Scfintck. vice-president; Bernard Haert ens, secretary; Jon Larson, president; and Glenn Anderson treasurer. Now that their high school shoes have made the final step, the seniors are ready to take their knowledge with them and travel other pathways to success. Some will go to college; some will enter the business world; many will enter the armed services; while still others will enter the field Of matrimony. The seniors have had a worthwhile and spirited high school career, and in years to come can reflect on their many achievements. The Junior-Senior Prom, the Senior Ball, Baccalaureate, and Graduation will remain in the minds of the seniors as precious memories of days spent in and about their alma mater on the hilltop. To the Senior Class of 1952 we offer our congratulations and best wishes for success 17 in the years to come. CO'H b?-' .vrt SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS 22 SENIORS SENIORS OV. +rd J°H SOx 25 SENIORS SENIORS it. SENIORS 28 SENIORS 30 SENIORS CLARENCE RYKER ROBERT SAELENS ALICE SAUNDERS RICHARD SCHARER MARGARET SCHNECK KAREN SCHUBERT RALPH SCHNEIDER JO ANN SCOTT DOROTHY SHOPE SHIRLEY SHEETS SYLVIA BETTE LOU SPERRY William SENIORS Lav REN( B(jRmEr 33 SENIORS Tom Williams and Peggy Schncck were crowned king and queen of homecoming . . . Bob Dailey and Jo Ann Keith were runners-up . . . Sandra Weekly, Don Mel-linger, Elizabeth Claus, Dick Collins, Ruth Brittenham, Keith Beardsley, Joyce Goodwin, Bernard Heartjens, Connie Brittenham, Glen Anderson, Rhoda Smith, Ronnie Nolan, Jill Lundeen, and Jon Larson attended the royal couple . . . Little Paula Miller was crown bearer . . . Senior class float won first prize for beauty . . . Junior class, first prize for originality . . . Sophomore class, first prize for humor . . . The football team defeated East Peoria 19-0 to climax a wonderful homecoming. HOMECOMING Homecoming was a gala affair . . . Tommy and Peggy receiving the news of their being chosen King and Queen . . . The grand march . . . Preparation of the floats for the parade . . . Royalty on stage . . . Another successful homecoming. JUNIORS TRAILING THE RAILING' Serving as officers of the Junior Class art Ronnie Troian, president, Ruthie Brittenham, vice-president, and Peter Economous, secretary. u ing a ong with a slightly irregular, but firm step, the juniors arc preparing themselves to take on the duties which will be bestowed upon them as they fill the shoes of their senior friends next year. These future leaders of our school have proven by their achievements that they are ready, willing, and eager to meet with enthusiasm any problem which they may encounter. As the year progresses their ability will lengthen along with their stride. By spring the juniors -will have already shown their worth by having one of the outstanding members of their class elected to head the school Advisory Board. The slightly irregular gait which was typical of their inexperience at the first of the year has become a steady pace as they start assuming the responsibility of school leadership. 38 Row I: Betty Baney. Glenda Ash, Carolyn Barr, jenine Anderson, Marilyn Aabel, Joyce Almquist. Madeline Branch, Gloria Abraham, Virginia Boggs. Row 2: Dean Bost, Robert Bailey. George Blair, Robert Bloomburg, Kay Berg, Tommy Brown, David Belman, Tommy Belowsl i. Row 1: Jewell Crater, Veda Cunningham, Mary Cfterdon, Betty Cotoan, AJiinry Clements, Barbara Bartholomew, Barbara Cool{, Ruth Brittenham, Betty Burdick, Carol Crouch, Elizabeth Claus. Roto 2: Weldon Campbell, Roy Coon, Gary Copple, Gene Brueg-ger, Benny Cruze, Gory Carlson, William Cary. Richard Culley, Robert Clarl{. Row I: June DcRammclacrc, Lucille DeLcw, Constance Dec er, Rosemarie DeMeyer, Millard Ek.m. Donna DeBo, Janet Douglas. Pat DeRuyt-ter, Joan Duyck, Row 2: Shirley Douglas, Virginia Daniels. Gladys Dennison. Row 3: Gehrig Dergo, Kenneth Evans, Don Ehlers, Jerry DcBlock. John Earner. 39 Row I Constance Gulden-pfennig, Mary Goday, Lois Gerlock. Joy Gaumer, Myrna Fox. Kathryn Garber. Joan Gray. Row 2: Donald Greeno. Janies Gallaugher, Barbara Gerhardt. Peter Economus. Everett Frels. Jesse Foils. Row 3: James Glimpse. Rodney Francis. James Ginot. David Fields. Robert Gelsl{i Richard Gromm. Row 1 Carol Hoover. J Jancy Hinton, Jerry Jamison. Bernard Holst-law, Elvm Held, Edward Harding. Jerry Hume. Mary Gust. Betty Hynd. Row 2: Esequiel Isais, David Heald. Thaniel Irby. Harold Hofstetter. Row 1: Juanita Johnson. Marjorie Kincaid. Barbara Livesay. Pat Little. Frances Krambecl{. Bonny Kildow. Paula John-son. Helen Jannes. Row 2: Kenneth Janowski. Larry Johnson. Jack King. Gerald Kmf{ead. Lmdel Lipes. Howard Leppo. Robert Lee 40 Row I: Delores Miller. Mary Ann McLean. Joyce Long. Dixie Mann. Janet Lodtng. Pearl Mabie, Wini Jane Long, Marilyn McClain. Row 2: Denny Lyons. Richard Michels. Don Mcllinger, Albert Marner, Wendell McAfee. Lee Lucas. Joe McIntosh. Row 1: Beverly Minor, Sherry Murphy, Mary Belle Miller. Joyce Miller, Beverly T eedham. Barbara T icholson. Betty Ann Oliver, Henrietta McMurl, Sharon O'Brien. Row 2 Philip Olson, Kenneth yjewenham, Peggy T elson, Betty Moulder. Beverly Oliver, Arlen Moens. Row 3: Ronnie Troian, Richard Ostrowski. Row 1: Beatrice Rasso, Nadine Reed. Carolyn Put. tyancy Peters. Mane Parl{. Kay Peterson. Row 2: Ernest Rangel. Robert Reveal, Edwin Rasmussen, Keith Rimer, Ronnie Rohren, John Passim. Row 3: Robert Poelvoorde. Wayne Peacocl{. Lanny Ross 41 Row 1 Betty Bancy, Glenda Ash, Carolyn Barr, Jenine Anderson, Marilyn Aabcl, Joyce Almquist, Madeline Branch, Gloria Abraham, Virginia Boggs. Row 2: Dean Bost, Robert Baxley, George Blair, Robert Bloomburg, Kay Berg, Tommy Brown, David Belman, Tommy Bclowski- Row I Helen Thomas. Janice Valentine, Virginia Stahr, Sharon Tisdale, Joyce Stahl. Jrfarilyn Swanson, Mary Ann Stout. Dor-thy Taylor. Row 2: Dan Simcox, Carol Strauss, Tsloreen Ulrich. Joyce Stephenson. Robert Taylor. Row 3: James Teager, Kent Tips' word, Robert Swafford. 42 Row 1: Pat Zeller, Willard Ward, Richard Winthrust. Shirley Wells. Donald Ver vac e, Kenneth Witt, Helen Stoehr. Row 2: Glen Wassell, Gilbert Tsais, William Verlindcn, Edward Van Quathem, Warren Willhousc, Ronald Walter. Kenneth Washington, William Woods. SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class is typified hv „ , ... y lts Jcrky, happy-go-iucty stride They have broken well into their baby shoes of , V ' , ' ast year and are pacing themselves as next year s upperclassmen. This capable class of sophomores, under the direction of their officers and sponsors, made the school sit up and take notice of their versatility in their entertaining assembly program, “Grand Central. Station. Their active participation and achievement in sports and dramatics have shown that they can well uphold the traditions of UTHS. Row I: Larry Armstrong. Ro bert Armstrong. Harold Ben-nit. Dennis Anderson. Bonnie Adams, Peggy Bagley, Haney Andon. Row 2: William Benson, Bill Bell. Donald Ash. Shirley Abraham. Hazel Anderson. Jo me Batte, Marlene Anderson. Row 3: Larry Anderson. Johnnie Mae Austin. Robert Ballard. Shirley Adams, o-Dell Benson. Essie Austin. Row I: Shirley Cobert, T ancy Cloves. Shirley Claycs, David Copeland. Warren Dawson. John Cabor, Beverly Bowles. Row 2: Joan Blackwell, Lorraine Bowman, Muriel Cassidy, Beverly Catchcart, Phylis Castens, Helen Chenowith, Janel Butler. Row 3: Vernon Chapman, Bud Collier, Harold Bratton. Richard Chino with. Row 1: Dorothy Cuvele. Katherine Davis. Leona Cox. Shirley Davenport, Diane Dietrich. Jean Damm, Dons DeBo. Row 2: Arthur Covert. Marion Debusscher, Raymond Deopere. Louise DeMeyer, Charles Brown, Joe DcGracre, Sharon Davidson. Row 3: Jessie Cruez, Patricia Gallaugher. Sue Ann Giese, James Ellett. Richard Estes, Roger Fox. 44 Row 1: Joann Flynn, Char-lolte Frames, Jean Dorman. Joan Getty, Betty Duncan. Barbara Gill, Carol Franklin. Row 2: Gayleen Entriker. Diana Gavin, Virginia Gies-enhagen, Barry Fritz, Weldon Dotson. Frank Dunlap, Charles Ferguson. Row I: Hester Haley. Patricia Harvey, Dorothy Givenazzo, Thelma Harding. Marilyn Harder, Sherry Glanz, Jeanette Harder. Row 2: Janice Gower, Rosemarie Harding, Fred Hohn, Richard Guthrie, Jessie Gray, Carol Gothardt. Row 3: Arlene Goderis, Gary Gordon, John Harrington, Mildred Harris. Row I: Annette Hollingsworth, Doris Homan. Shirley Hydeman, Rita Howe, Barbara Hunter, Donna lnsb.eep. Jo Ann Hendricks, Karen Hughes. Row 2: Marilyn Holderman, Donald Holt, Frank Jacobs, Vernon Huggart, Jerry Hull. Margaret Hughes, Sylvia Heald. Row 3: James Jannes, William Hess, William Hopk'ns, Gary Hagenderer, Robert Icl(es. Lawrence Jackson. 45 Row 1: Marlene Langhoeffer, Joanne Kutmus, Kay Johnson, Coleen Kave, Lois Keune, Jackie Kelso, Shirley Kickles. Row 2: Don Johnston, Judy Kincaid. J ancy Korb, Janice Knight, Doris Krambeck. William Kutmas. Row 3: Richard Kirpatrick-Charles Kol(er, Will tarn Kohrt. Gerald Kasten, Donald Koker, Robert Knight, Bernard John• son. Row I: Joanne Lee, Geraldine Lee. Evelyn McMurray, Joyce Lucas, Geraldine Lcfever, Sally Leibovitz. Row 2: Helen McCurch, Marjorie Lindstrand. Richard Lovelace, Larry McCarthy. Dwayne McGee. Yvonne Lewis, Carol McCorfyle. Row 3: Alvin Mclntire, William Mcl aUey, Jerry McClanahan. Larry Lynn, Dick McMahon, Ardys McIntosh, James Robert Morroio. Row I: Peggy Merridth, Pat Miller, Ruth Mallas, Elsie Nelson, Bonnie N do, Janice Murphy. Row 2: James Richard Mor• row. Chuck Mann, Maxine Needham, Patricia Murdoch. Robert Miller, Gary Malcolm. Row 3: Benny Mickle, Albert Mercy, John Mueller, Robert Newberry, Larry Nelson. 46 Row 1 Aka Paulson, Jacene PoBuda. Beulah Pan cy, Peggy Orlich, Mary Posateri. Row 2: Vince Popish, Orville Parnell, Richard O'Brien, Donald N‘d{ason, John O'Conner. Row 3: Stanley Peve, Lester Pic ens. Row I: Leona Ryk,aert. Helen Rainbolt, Joyce Rouch, Rita Rangel, 7 {ancy Rogers, Mary Sandoval. Roto 2: Paul Rangel, Kenneth Reveal, Nancy Roseberg, Bernice Ramey, Lillian Redman, Fred Ras-so, William Riley. Row 3: Robert Rasso, Don Powell, Walter Ross, Duayne Prosen, Julian Sanders, Richard Rittenhousc, Kody Rangle. Row I: Chloe Stephenson, Kitty Stafford, Beverly Snyder, Betty Stahr, Nancy Stevens, Virginia Sunblade, Diana Stone. Roui 2: Duane Stang, Jim Stribling, Jerry Stulir, Robert Souters. Dean Stang. Row 3: Cary Steffe, Barry Sparbell, Paul Stone, John Stoedter, Marvin S oglund. Steven Slough. 47 Ron; I Deloris Smet. Arlene Schneck, Mary Lou Schnac'k, Karox Simmons, Kay Sluver, Pat Sets. Dawn Schoonbaert. Row 2: Wayne Scott. Robert Schutz, Forrest Smith. Gilbert Schmitt. James Sens. Row 3: Stanley Senn, John Sherlock, Duayne Schultz, Jerry Seams. Row I: Barbara Tigue, Son jit Swanson. Betty Viscon i. Dons Walker, Tereasa Van Heck . Dor-othy Versluis, Bonnie Uzelac. Row 2: Charles Van De Woestync. Joe Vinzant. Joan Wallace, Shirley Van Besin. Delores Viager, Ken-neth Tipsword. Mar Taylor. Row 3. James Tomlinson. Robert VandeWeile, George Van Thorre, Keith Volwrath. Frank Verges. 48 Roto I: Lois Whitehair, Bern-ice Williams. Barbara Wilson, Sandra Wee Iey, Wilma Williams. Rosemary Wise. Bar-bara Ward. Roto 2: Jim Windie, Harvey Whipple. Gretcher Wonder-lick. Jane Wortman. Janice Wooley. Jack Woods. Ed ward Woods. Row 3: Robert Wolfe. Robert Young, Peter Wildermuth, Don Welch, James Wood-worth. Mickey Wolfe. ashmen “LOCK 'ER UP Freshman class ofjicers are Harvey Can. secretary Mar, Schaffer. vice � ,T ' d Bill Stuart, president. W tnL 15 tlU ,ShOCS m °Ur high 8011001 arc the freshmen, whose feet I1.1VC Doth pattered and stamped down the wide hallways and into the assorted classrooms of UTHS. In the fall of this year their steps were wary as they approached the building for the first time; but they became surer and firmer IS the months went by until by the spring of the year, they were right in step With the upperclassmen in their athletic, musical, and scholastic achievements. Rou 1: Mardelle Bender. Shirley Beuerlm, Paul Achilles. Terry Barret. Jane Jackson, Jerry Bal er. Roto 2: Diana Beaslon, Robert Bates. George Beavers, Carol Adams, Jvjancy Blaise, Shirley Allston. Roto 3. Paul Batty. Julia Aldrich. Carl Becker. Beverley Bracl t«.v Dixie Baltr.ell. Dale Allison. Row I Yvonne Collins. Leroy Collins. John Brittenham. Rose Burlingame. Marion Kelson. Glenna Bowling, Lois Call. Row 2: Harold Bowers. Pat Cassidy. James Bowens. An-nira Buclm. Karen Kreswell. Bob Bulen. Vivian Bolcher Row 3: Bill Bushnell. Osborne Branch. Don Clause. Helen Brown. Harvey Carr. Pat Bowman. Row 1: Raymond Ball. Jean Christine. Tom Evans. Fred Claris Gloria Cornell. Delores DeSmet. Richard Conroy. Row 2: Jo Anne Clar . Don Dahr, Claudette Combs. Beverly Church-hill. Janet Bond. Pat Foster. Jo-Ann DeRammalaere. Row 3: Walt Erwin, Dean Carter. Victor Dehner, Sharon Fredricks. Donna Ray Clays. Pat Daws. 50 Row 1: Charlotte Duncan. Emily Dze1{uns1{as. Nancy Frazier. Lizette Desseyn. Patty Hendricks. Joe Fox. Bob DeSmet. Row 2: Bob Forrette, Gene Johnson. Richalaye Columbia. M ary Ellen Duffey. Esther Gomaz. Roberta Fletcher. Ethel Girt. Row 3: Dena Larber. Judy Ermin, Richard Combs. Jerry Exline. Roger Everret. Ros ella DeLcu. Row 1: Gordoy Hignight, Jacl{ Eddleman. JoAnn De Vos. Honey Lou Hance, Sharron Gill. Yvonne Glimpse. Harold Gaumer. Bill Girot Row 2: Janet Hallman. Dina Friend. Janet Gager. Joyce Goodwin. Carol Bmlden-phene. Shirley Heaston. Jean Howard. Row 3: John tfenniger. Bill Gingerrich, Arthur Gomez. Dwight Francis. Row I: Barbara Hoskins. Dixie Howelett, Alice Howell. Mary Hines, Barbara Irwin. Elaine Hill. Albert Gurrero. Row 2: Jim Isom. Stayiley Laud. David Gordon. Mable Fugua, Linda Hoogerworf. Pete Gust. Row 3: Dan Hill, Dave Griffin. Jerry Harder, LeLand Grunwald. Row I: Denny Jacobs. Joan Kaiser. Beverley Johnson. Barbara Lane. Barbara Korb. Pat King. Joan Kicksey. Wayne Johnson. Row 2: Elton Kerr. Gene Johnson. Clarence Khx. Ralph Janes. Art Lesthaeghe. Row 3: Gene Liebovitz, Alfred Kurshmer. Jan Jamison. Row 4: James Jenkins, Larry Liedl{t. James Matzen. 51 Row I: John Ingworsen. Bob Fry, Shelby Lmle, Alveda Hultmati, Margaret Hernandez, Ted Lapak- Row 2: Rebecca Howell, Lucille Isais, Coraly Hyde, Maril Ingle, Marilyn Isnogh, Betsey Kaslner. Row 3: Jack Gramenz, Diana lns eeps, Marina Jannes, Jane Jackson, Edward Hock, Jerry Ishmol. Row I James McCooley, George Martin, Margie Maloney, Bonnie Mart. Nancy Malmstrom. Connie Little. Larry Lucas. Row 2: Fred Lane, Edith Lundeen. Rose Marie Maytaya, Pat Lapeere. Roberta Lading, Peggy Lovill. William McRae. Row 3: Bill Montieth, Alber Las-flick. Can Lind. Tom Linnaberry, Dale McKahan. 52 Row I: Marshall Marner. Bill Meyers. Pat Moore, Cltarmain Murphy, Alice Morris. Betty Meadotos, Carol Milburn. Jerry Meyers. Harold Maurn-ing. Roui 2: Carolyn Meyers, Mary Ann FJovak, Sandra Morrisey. Glenda Nelson, Shirley Miller, Glenna Moens. Row 3: Virginia Nache. Robert FJevitt,.Douglas McFJab. Rodger Kincaid, Darlene Means. Row I: Elliot Par s. Joint Pancranzio, Phillis Parser. LaVon Phillips, Nancy Pul-ver, Thresa Oliver. Eva Percy, Gayle Pinkerton. Ed Oliver. Row 2: Melvin Phipps, Ruth Perry, Nancy Pulvoc, Sharon Laxy. Sherry Pope, Carol Peve. Lupe Segura. Row 3: Mike Pulvoc, Jerry Owen, Phil Philhower, John Owens. Rex Owens. Row 1 Pauline Rhodes. Marx Ellen Reynolds. Francis Rangel. Pat Posaten. Pauanne Ris1{erdahl. Jo Anne Ponce. Betty Roman. Row 2: Myrna Robert. Janet Lang. Shirley Randolph. Delores Rangel. Phyllis Martin. Row 3: David Robinson, Peter Rosebloom. Virgle Roden. Arthur Rangle. Row I: Kenny Rush. Ronnie Sergent, Jean Roush, Virginia See. Anita Schaeffer. Norma Shawgo, Larry Shultx, Issac Rangel. Row 2: Richard Sahr, Pebble Rusk, Lucille Rush. Nancy Seefeldt. Sylvia Saunders. Row 3: Harvey Scott. Jay Shaw, Kenny Shawgo. David Ruark ■ 53 Rou? 1 Larry Sheets, Cars Sheets. Delores Spath, Mar-Jene Trogdon, Carolyn Truett, Betty Summers, JoAnn Tay-lor, Larry Sneider, Willace Steiner. Row 2: Alan Trice, Jane Specfynian, Jackie Wheeler. Wine Spencer. Shirley TauI-hie, Donna Sloan, Royce Stair. Row 3: Ray St. Clair, Larry Stane, Iran Sowers, Richard Simear. Row I: Richard Stulir, Bill Stuart. Shirley Tisdale, Elaine Van5.ua-them, Donna Valentine, Rosie Viscone, Annette VanBuskirk-Larry Sweat, Gilbert Perkins. Row 2: Patricia Vickers. Paul Thornbloom, Mil{e Studen, Cauda-lupe Terronez, Richard Stone, Bev VanderBcke. Row 3: Edward Vickers. Mary Ann Versluis, Evelen Wassel, Carolyn Watson, Johnny Ward. Row I: Helen Young. Betty Wise. Shirley Wickersham. Ann Vingert, Mary Wimple, Mary Winhurst, Sharon Williams, Larretta Wheeler, Alberta Witt. Row 2: Tom Walter, Mar Whitney. Robert Wells, John VanDcwelle, Terry VanDe Vorde, Garry Wine e. Row 3: Robert Van Sycle, Chester Wbeeler. Boyd Van Landegen, Lawrence Versluys. 54 Casually ‘Gimme my nickel bac !” Speaking j . v - • r V •- T1 . - x . •■Sc :«J . X Up to their necs in worl{ . . . Gimme that ol' soph shoe . . . ” 55 A ct'wities 57 TRI-M1C OFFICERS John Cavanaugh, sponsor; Anderson, treasurer, Ronnie Nolan, vice president; Bill Marks. president; Glenn Richard Gromm. secretary; James Nordquist. sponsor. s ,dcm °f uths «� .a� . club ■«. P„, Ss !ca!ly “'““h'P among mcmbm. .0 improve safety measures a, work, and impLe tlengthened by ,i membership of approximately seventy-five members, the Tri-Mics have worked diligently to sponsor several dances with special emphasis on the Homecoming dance in which they were cosponsors with the F. H. A. Attracting the eye of every student was their assembly featuring an all male cast in a night club atmosphere. This year found the club on a field trip through the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago. Under the supervision of its sponsors, Mr. Cavanaugh and Mr. Nordquist, Tri-Mic has interested the minds of boys in vocation classes at UTHS. COUNCIL The council acts as a unit in following the constitution, making the laws, and enforcing regulations of the club. This year's council includes Marian Taulbee. David Gunlock. Ray Cappaert. Bill Evans. Dean Bost. and Don Harmon. 58 A scene in the drafting room. Row 1: Jerry Call, Bill Girst. David Fields, Kenneth Witte, Dennis Lyons, Dick Michels, Benny Cruz. Jack. Sheldon, Bill Taylor, Dick Ostaowski. Row 2: John Fanter, Duane Denhardt, Jerry Hume, Gary Copple, Bob Lee, Leon De Garmo, Don Vervacke, Joe McIntosh. Dick Scharer, Willard Ward, Jerry Kincaid. Row 3. Ray Schatteman. Kenneth T ewenham, Don Studen, Bob Wallace, Mr. Winters, Bob Gelski. Duane Colbert. Ralph Gerhardt. Richard Gromm, Aarom Baney, Clarence Ryker. Lanny Ross. Row I: Ronnie Troian, Glen Anderson, Max Taylor, Jim Feehan. Bill Ward. Bob Daily, Joe Claus. Bill Evans. Bob Salaens, Tom Owens. Row 2: Bill Carmichel. Don Harmon, Dean Bost. Curtis Larson. Bill Marks, Jim Goeden, Dan Studen, Ray Cappaert, Bill Churchill, Barney Hunter, Bill Sutter. Row 3: Jim Taulbee, Marian Tauloee, Gary Copple, James Duncan, David Gunlock. Don Vlager, Jim Kelly. Dick DeSmet. Don Fee. Wayne Hollins, David DeBarre. PEP CLUB Row I: Jean Heydeman, Sherry Dehner, Juanita King, Pat Malmstrom, Barbara Ingwerson, Helen Larson, Shirley Miller, Carol Davis. Mary Hurt, Doris Vanden Bossche, Elaine Carey, Sharon Jackson. Dorothy Shope, Bette De Doncker. Row 2: Tom Clatter, Donna DePorter, Jo Ann Scott, Ralph Schneider, Douglas Reynolds, Dick Collins, Jon Larson, Donna Hufford, Gwen Dolleslager, Sally Techlin, Shirley Sheets, Freda Montieth. Row J: Kenny McConoughey, Jo Ann Muzos, Joan Lingle, Connie Bnttenham, Donna LeClaire, Donna Griffin, Sandra Smith, Karen Schubert. Elva Gustafson, Marvel Ingram, Row 4: Larry Stoneburner, Jackie Logsdon, Donna Sweet. Peggy Schneck, Betty Brown, Beverly Leibovitz. The footsteps of the students grow louder and faster as the meeting place of the Pep Club is approached. The vigor and enthusiasm that is displayed at all meetings of this organization is carried over into the sports events that these loyal members attend. Under the able sponsorship of Miss Joan Sicfken and Mr. Ernie Kivisto, the club has grown from a membership of around fifty to approximately three hundred. The purpose of the Pep Club is to improve school spirit. This year’s group has done much to bolster that aim by starting flash cards at the basketball games. They have also sponsored a school dance, called the “Pep-to-Whizball. Row I: Dixie Mann, Veda Cunningham, Jean me Anderson, Carolyn Pit t. Mary Curden, Marilyn Swanson, JsJanc y Peters. Joyce Almijuist, Wini Long, Marilyn Aabcl, Rhoda Smith, Joy Gaumer, Rose Mane DeMeyer. Row 2: Virginia Stahr, Sherry Murphy, Beverly Minor, Barbara Jijicholson, Mary Jo Goday, Shirley Martins, Donna DeBo, Betty Burdick, Peggy FJelson, Donna Rasko, Lucille Deleu, Shirley Douglas, Row 3: Kay Berg, Kay Peterson, Ruth Bnttenham, Pat Zeller, Elizabeth Claus, Joyce Stahl, FJancy Slover, Mary Belle Miller. Isjorren Ullrich, Shirley Simmons, Virginia Boggs, Beverly FJeedham, Sharon Tisdale, Betty Hynd. Row 4 Tom Belowslp, Peter Economus, Harold Hofstetter. Jesse Foiles, Bill Woods. Leading the Pep Club are Miss Joan Siefken and Mr. Ernest Kivisto. sponsors. Kenny Me Conoughey, president; Mary Lou Schnack. treasurer; and Ruth Brittenham, vice presi� dent. Pat Sperry, secretary, is missing from the picture. Row 1: Joyce Lee. Marlene Anderson. Sherry Glanz. JoAnn Wallace. Joan Hendricks. Geraldine Lefevre. Barbara Hunter. Bonnie Uzelac. jh[ancy Andon. Marlene Langofer. Diane Dieterich, Sandra Weekley. Row 2: Dawn Schoonbaert. Janice Gower, Barbara Liedtke, Evelyn McMurry. Annette Hollingsworth. Marilyn Holderman, Kay Johnson. Marion DeBusher. Jolene Batts. Diana Stone. Theresa VanHccke. Betty Stahr, tyancy Korb. Row 3: Pat Murdock. Jackie Kelso, Kay Davis, Marjorie Lindstrand. Pat Gallaugher, Jacine PoBuda. Muriel Cassidy, T ancy Roseburg. Beulah Pankey, Bernice Ramey, Dorothy Givenazzo. Pat Harney, Arline Godens. Row A: Velma Vogler, Bonita T ado, Sonja Swanson, Kay Slover, Jesse Gray, Beverly Cathcart, Shirley Heydeman. Donna DeBo, Helen McChurch, Judy Kincaid. Row 5: Don J ickerson. Mike Passmore. Willard Kohrt, Gretchen Wonderlick. JoAnn Kutmas, Bernice Williams, Mary Lou Schnack. Jo Dell Benson. Karen Simmons. Sylvia Heald, Peggy Meredith. Row 1: Joan DeVos, Rosella DcLue, Claudette Combs, Donna Valentine. Janet Gager, Ann Culp. Shelby Lingle. Sharon Williams. Joyce Goodwin. Ric Columbia. Pat Moore. Anita Schaefer. Row 2 Joanne Womble. Karen Cresswell. Pat Lapeere. Mary Duffy. Marlene Trogden, Virginia See. Joan Kicksey, Barbara Korb. Patsy King. Elaine Heald. Beverly Churchill. Joan Ponce, Luanne Riskedahl. Peggy Loui. Row 3: Pat Bowman, Jackie Timmerman, T orecna Jams, T ancy Rick. Carolyn Hyde. Alice Howell. Diana Beaston, Mary Whipple, Myma Robyt, Yvonna Governs. Donna Claeys. Elaine VanQuathem. Row 4: Tsjancy Malstrom. Betty Guldenpfenmg. Carolyn. Meyers, Pat Vickers, Glenna Moens, Beverly Johnson. Theresa Barrette. Lizette Desseyn. Pauline Rhodes. Pat Hendricks. Royce Stahr. Row S: John Brittenham, Robert Bates, LeRoy Stevenson, Kenny McDowell. Miss Buresh demonstrates dissection of a crayfish to Bob Miller and Karen Simmons during a biology laboratory period. BIO-CHEM-ICS Roui I: Joan Lingle, Jo Ann M uzos, Sherry Dehner. Jill Lundeen, Tsjancy Mil! ett. Betty Broom, Karen Schubert. Shirley Miller, Barbara Ingwerson, Helen Larson, Donna LeClaire, Marvel Ingram, Donna Griffin. Row 2: Shirley Sheets, Sally Techlin, Pat Steiner, Carol Davis, Sharon Jackson, Doris Vander Bossche, Tommy Williams, Joy Gaumer, Wini Long, Joyce Almquist, Jancy Peters, Helen Jannes, Catherine Rainbolt. Row 3: Larry Stoneburner, Richard Martin, Aaron Hyman, Thomas Glatter, Jon Larson, Shirley Collier, Agnes Dahlstrom, Mary Jo Goday, Mary Belle Miller, Beatrice Rasso, Ruth Bnttenham, Pat Zeller, Marilyn Swanson, Dorothy Covents, Donna Hufford. Row 4: George Blair, Kenneth ]anows i, Ronald Schoondy e, Rodney Francis, Richard Culley, Hester Haley, Jacine PoBuda, Arlene Schncck. Lois Keune, Jo Ann Keith. Row 5: Peter Econcmus, Barry Fritz, John Meuller, Robert Haywood, Bryn Walmsley, Ralph Schneider, Bill Marlas, Douglas Reynolds. Mr. Pratt. Spotlighting the fields of science at UTHS is the Bio-Chem-Ics Club, Signifying biology, chemistry, and physics, this club serves to encourage interest and enthusiasm among its scientific-minded members. Each monthly meeting has centered around films of interesting places in the United States. This year found Bio-Chem-Ics presenting a new classroom projector to the school for use in the audio-visual department. An assembly, field trip, and bake sale were entered in the list of activities. Under the careful guidance of Mr. Pratt and Miss Helen Buresh, Bio-Chem-Ics has taken its stand as one of the most active clubs at UTHS. CHEMISTS AT WORK Mr Pratt supervises as Gary Carlson and Tom Brown stir up a potion BIO-CHEM-ICS OFFICERS Seated: Mr. Pratt, sponsor; Helen Larson, president; Shirley Miller, historian. Standing: Carol Davis, corresponding secretary; Marvel Ingram, secretary; Douglas Reynolds, treasurer; and Bryn Walmsley, vice president. BUSINESS CLUB Row I: Carol Trujillo. Freda Monteith. Barbara Ingwerson, Doris MiIIj, Miss Eden, Karen Schubert. Peggy Schneck. Elva Gustafson. JoAnn Scott. Row 2: Pat Knox. Leona VanDeVelde. Donna LeClairc, Donna Griffin, Lucille Bozoian. Stella DcRacdt, Jackie Logsdon. Barbara Young, Dorothy Rockwell. Row 3: Mary Hurt. Maxine Johnson. Donna Sweet. Pat Malmstrom. Mary Low Papisli, Sandra Smith, Betty Ann Kupresin, Connie Britten• ham, Donna DePorter. JoAnn Muzos. Joan Lingle. Row 4 Carol Davis. JoAnn Keith. Nancy Millett. Jill Lundeen. Bob Haywood. Durward VanVall enburg, Kenneth McConoughey, Dons Vanden Bossche. Elaine Cary. Pat Steiner. Sharon Jackson, Gwen Dolleslager. Building future members in the world of business is the purpose of the Business Club. The membership consists of juniors and seniors enrolled in business courses. The programs of the organization usually bring to the members a better understanding of modern office methods and enlighten them on the require' ments they must meet to succeed in their preferred careers. One of the projects of the club this year was buying an arm chair for the new business office. February brought lighter moments to the clubs yearly program as the members sponsored a leap year dance in which the girls asked the boys. Needless to say the affair was a huge success, proving that even in the business world it is not all work and no play. Row 1: Janice Valentine, Dixie Mann. Barbara Brown, Bill Woods. Rosemarie DeMcycr, Connie Guldenpfenning. Pat DeRuydter. Mary Jo Goday, Kay Peterson. Virginia Stahr, Joyce Stahl. Row 2: Carolyn Pitt. Mary Belle Miller, Rhoda Smith, Joyce Almquist. Mary Curden. Betty Burdict, Betty Oliver. Mary Ann Stout. Bonnie Killdal, Dorothy Taylor, Sharon Tisdale. Nadine Reed. Row 3: Norecn Ullric . Joan Dy e. Pat Little. W� ni Long, Betty Baney, Virginia Bogg.s. Donna Rascoe, Janet Douglas. Betty Hind, Carolyn Barr. Lois Gerlock. Row 4: Elizabeth Clause. Pat Zeller. Ruth Bnttenham, Joyce Stephenson. Joyce Miller. Virginia Daniels, Nancy Slover, Lucille DeLew. Janet Loding, Carol Strous. 64 Peggy Nelson. Merna Fox. Helen Ryan, Donna Wayman. The Bare” facts are stated to Janice Gower, bookkeeping student. COMMERCIAL CANDIDS Miss Eden demonstrates to Jewell Cra er the art of setting a margin. The officers for 1952 arc. seated. Miss Ruth Eden, spon• sor. and Connie Brittenham, president. Standing, Mary Hurt, treasurer; Jo Ann Scott, secretary; and Elva Gustafson, vice president. 65 CAMERA CLUB Row 1: Pat Cassidy. Larry Sheets. John Bnttenham. Ralph SchneideT. Bryn Walmsley. Jon Larson. Kenneth Janowsl i. George Blair. Thomas Luse, Larry Stoneburner, Thomas Glatter. Row 2 Mary Cuerden. Barbara Nicholson, Jo Ann Hendricks. Durioood VanValljenburg. Jim Lane. George Martin. Thomas T hew. Loyal Voight. Robert Haywood. Naficy An don. Bonnie Uzelac. Dorothy Givenazzo. Row 3. Nancy Roseberg, Sherry Murphy. Peggy Bagley. Lois Keune, Joyce Stahl. Joyce Rousch. Betty Cole. Juanita Pierce, Glenna Moens, Mr, Pratt. Row 4: Carolyn Put. Arlene Schneck, Barbara Gerhardt. Janet Gauger. Nancy Stevens, Delores Snet. Dorothy Rockwell. Dorothy Covents, Shirley Moeller. Clicking its way into the Skyline is the Camera Club. The membership of this club consists of students who have in their possession some form of a camera. Monthly meetings center around movies and more often slides which have been taken and prepared by students of UTHS. Clubs of such unusual nature as this serve to hold the interest of students who take a liking to the field of photography. Mr. Millard Pratt has assumed the position of Camera Club sponsor this year. The Camera Club officers, Bryn Walmsley. president, George Blair, vice president; Bonnie Uzelac. secretary-treasurer; and Mr. Pratt, sponsor, focus their attention on the proof. RIFLE CLUB The Big Guns of the Rifle Club. The officers of the club are Jim Ellett, treasurer; Donald Fee, president; Connie Brittenham. vice president; Donna DePorter, secretary; and Mr. Oliver, sponsor. Starting the year off with a bang, is one of the most unusual clubs in the school — the Rifle Club. Creating accuracy in shooting, teaching safety in handling firearms, and providing entertainment are among the purposes of the group. Any student between twelve and eighteen years of age with the permission from his parents may become a member. The club showed its prominence in the school by the humorous and entertaining program they sponsored this year. Mr. Oliver, sponsor, has served as the guiding hand of an active Rifle Club. Row I: Jerry Seams. Donna LeClaire. Donna DePorter. Jim Ellett. Donald Fee. Dewey VanValljenberg. Connie Brittenham, Elva Gustafson. Dale Allison. Rex Taylor. Roto 2: Bob Armstrong. Glenna Moens, Margaret Hughes. Kay Peterson, Mary Belle Miller, Ruth Brittenham. Pat Zeller. Barbara Gerhardt, Virginia Daniels, Wayne Hollins. Roto 3: Jim DePauw. Taugie Slaith, John Brittenham, Orville Parnell. Keith Vollrath. Donald Efiler. Kenny McConoughey, Mark Goar, Edward Jacobs, Clarence Klick. Row 4: Willis Stiner, Larry Schneider. Elliot Park. Bob Redfield. Miife Passmore. Willard Kohrt, Robert Haywood, Loyal Boigt, David Griffin. Row S: Tom Phipps. John VanderWiele, Mr. Oliver. Barry Sparbell, Mike Studen. Richard Stuiir. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA This year s officers include Leona Vand VeMe. C'st« historian; sponsor. Rhoda Smuhy.£ Sw R D Meyer. historian, and Jean Heydeman. parliamentarian. To promote better future homemakers, happpy living, and co-operation is the purpose of the Future Homemakers of America. Some of the projects of the club include sending CARE packages at Christmas, selling taffy apples at basketball games, selling mums at football games, and sponsoring an eighth grade tea. Under the guidance of Miss Helen Anderson and Mrs. Harold Meyer, sponsors, the club enjoys various social functions, such as an annual Christmas party and two school dances. Row I; Lyzec Desson. Emily Dzekunskas. Shirley Miller, Joan De Vos, Barbara Lwesay, Ffadeen Reed. Miss Helen Anderson, Henrietta McMurl, Pat Gallaugher, Shirley Heaton, Anita Bucci, Beverly Jsfeedham. Row 2: Mary Ellen Duffy, FJoreena Jants, Bonny Mart. Ruth Bnttcnham, Rhoda Smith, Joyce Long, Gladys Dennison. Pat DcRuyttcr, Constance Guldenphfenntng, Betty Lou Hayslew, Jackie Wheller, Ffancy Palver, Beatrice Rasso. Row 3; Betty Hynd, Virginia Stahr, Virginia Daniels, Pat Little. Joyce Miller. Joyce Stephenson. Beverly Churchill. Mary Ann FJoval, Marla Calsyn, Marge Malaney. Margaret Lovi, Joyce Stahl, Janet Douglas, Virginia Boggs. Row 4: Mardelle Bender, Pat Poster, Carolyn Barr, Betty Meyers, Roberta Fletcher, Pat Vickers, Diana Beaston. Mary Whipple. Rose Mane Mataya, Pfancy Palvak, Pat Bowman, Lucille Isias, JoAnn DeRammelaere. Row 5: Sharon Medncks, Shirley Beverlyn, Ffancy Blake, Mvmo Robet, Rfarlenc Icenagle, Myrna Fox, Helen Ryan, Dixie Howlett, Barbara Haskings. Annua Schaefer, FJorma fchaiogo. HOME MAKERS' HISTORY And nou to sa’n(,le it! Is the needle tread'bare, Donna? Tape it easy, VirginiaMiss Anderson instructs Alta Paulson in a sewing technicality, while Juanita Pierce. Theresa VanHecke. and Virginia Sun- blade observe. Row 1: Janet Harder, Mary Lou Papish, Sandra Smith, Lucille Bozoian, Donna Griffin, Mrs. Meyer,,Donna LeClaire, Shirley Abraham, Galyene Intnl in, Pat Sells, Maxine T eedham, Barbara Ward. Row 2: Jo Ann Keith, Jsjancy Millett, Betty Ann Kupresin, Pat Steiner, Pat Malmstrom, Jill Lundeen, Marvel Ingram, Betty Brown, Phyllis Bulen, Virginia Sunblade, Janice Wooley, Doris Mills, JoAnn Hendricks. Row 3: Leona Vande Velde. Jean Heydeman, Jo Ann Scott. Edna Grines, Evelyn Me Murrey. Arlene Schnecl{, Margaret Hughs. Betty Stahr, T ancy Korb, Shirley Heydeman, Jackie Logsdon, Joan Dillon. Dorothy Covents. Row 4: Kathryn Davis, Joyce Lee, Dianna Stone, Marlene Langhoffer, Bonnie Uzelac, li ancy Anden, Shirley Van Beason, Clo Ann Stephenson, Peggy Bagley, Donna De Bo, Carol McCor Ie, Donnu Hufford, Evelyn Miller. Row 5: Sherry Glantz, Dorothy Rockwell, Shirley Miller, Juanita Pierce, Theresa Van Hec e, Dorothy Versluis, Dorothy Cuvele, Shirley Claeys, Arlene Godons, Janice Gouver, Dawn S oonbeart, Arlene Groub. LIBRARY CLUB |}°L Tom Clatter, Jolene Roescliman, Beverly Vickers. Row 2: Larry Lynn. Richard Culley, Robert Young. Along Railing: Lois Keune, Agnrs Dalhstrom, Elizabeth Clause. Barbara Gerhardt. Sharon O'Brien. Miss Esther Advisor. Regular school attendance and a B average is required for membership in the Library Club. Its purpose is to improve library facilities for the students. Social events in the club include an annual dinner party with the Moline High School Library Club and sponsoring a school dance. Officers of the club are Agnes Dahlstrom, president; Tom Clatter, vice president; Joline Rocschman, secretary-treasurer. They all tell stories (?) in the lie' -brary. _. _ „ , , , The officers — Tom, Agnes, and Jolene 70 FUTURE DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA Row I: Helen Hahn. Joyce Hoyt. Beverly Cahor. Shirley Walker, Donna Mendenhall. Darlene Martin. Jeannic McTigue, Jean Cobert. Row 2 Joyce Gower, Richard McClain, Pat Tigue. Charles Reveal. Luella Rowan, Ozzie Oilman, Beverly Thurber, Mr. Plulhower. Janet McCombs. Don Russel. Barbara Marx. Entered in the commercial field we find the Future Distributors of America. It is their aim to create an abiding interest in distribution as a vocation. The club sponsors several skating parties throughout the year and also makes an annual trip or tour. In order to be a member a student must be enrolled in the distributive education class. The helpful assistance of Mr. Philhower, sponsor, leads the club on the road to interest and endeavor. 6 AA G A A, which stands for Girls' Athletic Association, is one of the most active organization at UTHS. Intramural sports, such as basketball, volleyball, and baseball, hold the spotlight for the GAA members from early fall to late spring. The officers of the club this year are Jill Lundeen, president; Joy Gaumer, vice president; and Mary Lou Schanck, secretary-treasurer. Sponsors of the GAA organization are Miss Luise Piano and Miss Elaine Sperry. GAA officers and sponsors GAA ROYALTY Each year the GAA sponsors the election of a boy and a girl who are most deserving of being designated the King and Queen of sports at UTHS. This year Glen Anderson and Jo Ann Keith were chosen as the GAA royalty. The royal court included other sports-minded seniors. Pictured below, left, are Bill Evans, Shirley Miller, Sharon Jackson, Bob Dailey, seated; Jill Lundeen, Douglas Reynolds, Donna Griffen, and Don Hannon, standing. In the lower right hand picture are Betty Brown, Kenneth McConoughey, Carol Davis, Bill Marks, seated; Freda Monteith, Keith Beardsley, Peggy Schneck, Tom Owens, Doris VandenBossche, and Bernard Haertjens, standing. r � i. i Doubles Davenport Moline Rock Island Singles Davenport Moline Rock Island We They 4 0 3 0 3 0 8 0 9 0 5 2 “The Racketeers Row 1: Carol Davis. Dorothy Shope. Shirley Simmons, Kay Peterson. Row 2: J ancy Slover, Mary Gust. Miss Elaine Sperry, coach; JoAnn Keith. Pat Steiner. BASKETBALL The seniors fit the shoe this year in basketball by defeating the underclassmen in the tournament and the all'Stars on assembly. These girls have captured the basketball tournament for three consecutive years and lost the championship by only two points as freshmen. The senior basketball champs are, right, (Row 1) Donna LeClaire. (Row 2) Carol Davis, Barbara Ing-wersen, Betty Kupresin. (Row 3) Jill Lundeen, Jo Ann Keith, Shirley Miller, Donna Griffin, Betty Brown. An all-star team is chosen from the other classes to play the champs on assembly. The All-stars are pictured, lower right: (Row 1) Jane Jackson, Fat Gallaugher, Geraldine Lcfevre, Sally Liebovitz, Pat Sperry. (Row 2) Betty Summers, Bernice Williams, Arlene Schneck, Mary Belle Miller, Mary Lou Schnack, Virginia Sun-blade. Up in the air, senior birdsmen! Row I: Carol De Blieck. Carol Davis. Helen Larson, Elva Gustafson. Karen Schubert. Donna Griffin. Donna LeClaire. Shirley Miller. P rggy Schneck Row 2: JoAnn Keith, J ancy Millett, Betty Kupresin. Lucille Bozian, Sandra Smith. Barbara Ingwersen, Pat Malmstrom. Agnes Dahlstrom, Phyllis Bulen. Row 3: Donna Sweet, Sharon Jackson. Pat Steiner, Elaine Cary, Dorothy Shope, Doris Vanden Bossche, JoAnn Muzos, Joan Lmgle, Sally Techlin. Row 4. Stella DeRaedt, JoAnn Scott, Marvel Ingram, Jill Lundeen, Betty Brown, Sherry Dehner, Shirley Sheets, Freda Monteith. GAA MEMBERS Row I: Janice Knight, Geraldine Lefevre, Sylvia Heald. Karen Simmons, Velma Volger, Kay Johnson, Marilyn Holderman. Marlene Langhoeffer, Diane Dietrich, Barbara Hunter. Dorothy Givenazzio. Row 2: Sally Liebo' vitz. Josephine Bats, Marian DeBusscher, Janice Murphy, Joyce Rouser, Ruth Mallas, Pat Harney. Arlene Truab, Shirley Kihler, Dons Homan. Row 3: Mary F{eedham. Barbara Ward. JoAnn Kutmas, Bernice Williams. Peggy Meredith, Mary Lou Schack, Jesse Gray, JoDell Benson. Marlene Anderson, Jeanette Harder. Row 4: Waney Korb. Margaret Hughes, Judy Kincaid. Arlene Schneck. Beverly Cathcart. Peggy Orlich, Patsy Miller. Hester Haley. Betty Stahr. Row S: Annette Hollingsworth, Kay Slover, Sonja Swanson, Bonita W do, Virginia Sunblade, Pat Gallaugher. Row I: Bonny Hunter. Eva Perez, Mary Wintfiurst, Virginia Stahr, Delores Miller, Mary Belle Miller, Kay Peterson. Mary Jo Goday, Mary Gust. Shirley Simmons, Dixie Mann, Helen Jannes. Row 2: Carolyn Watson. Carmen Herrea, Margaret Hernandez. Ric Columbia. Joyce Goodwin, Sharon Williams, Virginia Daniels. Waney Slover. Joy Gaumer, Waney Peters. Rhoda Smith. Wini Long, Joyce Almquist. Row 3: JoAnn Taylor. Charmain Murphy. Sharon Fredrick., Mary Schaffer, Glenna Moens, Joyce Miller, Pat Little, Joyce Stephenson, Barbara Wic elson, Sherry Murphy, Barbara Brown. Marilyn Aabel, Marilyn Swanson. Row 4. Alveda Hultman, Jane Jackson. Marena Jannes, Pat Sperry. Elvira Rangle. Marilyn McClain, Bunny Decker, Sharon Tisdale. Wadeen Reed. Sharon O’Brien. Terry Barrette. Row 5: Carol Adams, Helen Toung, Sandra Morrisey, Bonny Mart. Betty Summers, Janet Loding, Mary Whipple, Virginia See. Pat Hennchs, Glenna 7s(eIson. Donna Claeys, Marti Ingle. SPANISH CLUB Row I: Katorxno Rangel. Jerry DeBlock.. Gilbert Ysias. Howard Leppo. Tom Belowsl i. Steve Uzelac. Row 2: Eva Perez. Carman Herea. Freda Monteith, Barbara Inguerson, Miss Rybicit, Carol Dajjis, Dixie Mann, joy Gaunter. Row 3 Virginia J {ache. Francis Rangle. Beatrice Rasso. Elvira Rangle. Carol Trujillo. Wini Long. Joyce Almquist, Pat Harney. Row 4 Josephine Quintana. Mary Sandoval. Aurora Pompa. Bernice Williams. Peggy Merdeith. Mary Lou Schnack. Jesse Guy. One of the most colorful and versatile assemblies of the year was presented by the Spanish Club. A student must be taking or have taken Spanish or speak Spanish to be eligible for membership. Activities of the club this year included singing Spanish Chrismas carols at the Silvis Rest Home and taking part in a Pan-American Banquet in Rock Island in April. T thcers of this year’s club are Dixie Mann. Mary Sandoval. Howard Leppo. 1 lc and Miss Rybick. sponsor. Mucho neat!” Performing the Mexican Hat Dance on assembly are Mary Sandoval and 75 John Ponciano. Editors Jon and Sandra KEY EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ..................................Jon Larson Associate Editor .....................Sandra Smith News Editor..............................Tom Glatter Editorial Page Editor .....Richard Martin Third Page Editor......Leona Van De Velde Sports Editor ...............Keith Beardsley Photographer ..................Jon Larson Reporters, Typists, Ad Solicitors: Connie Brit-tenham, Betty Kupresin, Beverly Vickers, Doug Reynolds, Sally Techlin, Pat Malm' strom, Sharon Jackson, Bette De Doncker, Jolene Roeschman, Peggy Schneck, Donna Griffin, Marvel Ingram, Betty Brown, Elva Gustafson. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ..............Shirley. Sheets Exchange Editor..........................Donna LeClaire Circulation Managers ....................Aaron Hyman, Jean Hey deman Co-Advertising Managers ........Elaine Cary, Doris Vanden Bossche Adviser ........................Irene Poison Doris, Elaine, and Shirley Left: Page Editors — Dick, Keith, Leona, Carol, and Tom. Below: Miss Poison, sponsor. Subscription Managers — Jean and Aaron Below: Tybists — Donna Gnffen, Sharon Jackson Right: Reporters — Betty, Connie, Sally, Doug, Elva, Pat, Betty, and adviser, Miss Poison. The Cub reporters — Beatrice, Ruthie, Pat, Peggy, Jacine, Sonnie, Kenny and Jodell. The East Moline Key, which is UTHS’s news paper publication, is issued bi-weekly, except during vacations, by the staff members, under the direction of their adviser. Miss Irene Poison. In naming the paper, the staff has used the school emblem, a key, which is suggested by the letters “E. M.” and which represents the traditions of the school. Many honors have been awarded the Key Staff in respect to its publication. The Staff has received International Honorary Rating by the Quill and Scroll, first class honors by the NSPA, and first class honors by the CSPA. Of special interest this year was the April 1st edition of the publication, which was published under the title of the East Moline Padlock, and dated Funday, March 32, stating it contained “all the fits that are news to print.” Much acclaim was given this issue by the students and townspeople. Robbie Caufield, Editor. SKYLINE EDITORIAL STAFF Editor.........................................Robbie Caufield Copy Editor ...........................Jill Lundeen Picture Editor.................................Marvel Ingram Club Editor ..........................Helen Larson Senior Class Editor ................Barbara Ingwerson Junior Class Editor ...................Bryn Walmsley Sophomore Class Editor .............Shirley Sheets Freshman Class Editor ..............Richard Collins Faculty Editor ........................Joan Lingle GAA Sports Editor ..................Shirley Miller Boys' Sports Editor ...................Glen Anderson Assistant.....................................Don Harmon Music Editor ........Freda Monteith, Aaron Hyman Speech Editor.......................Carol DeBleick Artist ...........................Jim Washington Photographer...................................Robbie Caufield Typist .............................Jo Ann Keith BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager .....................Elva Gustafson Subscription Managers ............Bette DeDoncker, Stella DeRacdt Solicitors ................Larry Stoneburner, Lucille Bozian, David Copeland, Donna Griffin, Nancy Millet, Karen Schubert, and Peggy Schneck Sponsor ..................................Joan Siefken Elva Gustafson, Business Manager. Miss Siefken, Sponsor. Aaron Hyman, Carol DeBleick. and Freda Monteith. urn 11- C° Ed Right: Shirley Sheets, Bryn Walmsley, and Helen Larson, seated, Joan Lingle, Barbara Ingwerson, and Dick, Collins, standing. Ingram, Pi Right, center: Robbie Caufield, Jo Ann Keith. Jim Washington, and Miss Siefk.en. Right bottom: Donna Griffin, David Copeland, and Larry Stoneburner, seated: Peggy Schneck, Lucy Bozian, and Karen Schubert, standing. Below: Junior apprentices this year are Pat Zeller, Kay Peterson, Harold Hojstetter, and Rhoda Smith. PANTHER PARADE PANTHER PARADE STAFF R 2 Row 1: Betty Brown, Joyce Stephenson. Joyce Miller. N“dme Reed. Barbara Gerhardt Jo ene oesc Phyllis Bulen, Dorothy Rockwell. Pat Little. Sharon Tisda e. The Panther Parade is the name of the literary magazine which is published at UTHS. Each year the best prose and poetry written by students of all the classes is judged by the Panther Parade staff members and then is sent to the Writers' Club at Augustana College where all the chosen material is subjected to final judgment. The prize winning essays and poems are then announced and the writers of these works are awarded recognition in the opening sec-tion of the Panther Parade. This year Bette De Doncker served as editor-in-chief of the magazine, assisted by a competent staff of literary-minded students. John W. Stevens served the group as faculty adviser. Bette De Doncker. editor, and John W. Stevens, adviser. 80 ORATORY Mrs. Jessie Frederick, oratory coach, this year had a team composed of Joe Dederich, Gerald Exline, Don Mellinger, Delores Miller, Paul Batty, and Kenneth Mc-Conoughey, who was the oratory representative. Jewell Crakcr was the only representative in original oration. EXTEMP Coached by Mrs. Fern McNab, the ex-tempory speakers were Wendell Dotson, Phyllis Castens, Jewell Craker, Tom Glat-ter, and Helen Lucas. Tom Glatter was the representative in the district and sectional meet. DEBATE Miss Helen Smith Tom Clatter Bryn Walmsley Tom Theu The debate team reaped many honors this year, the most outstanding being a first place tie in the Northwest conference. Under the guidance of Miss Helen K. Smith, the varsity team participated in the La-Grange, Geneseo, Augustana, Northwest, and Sectional meets. The team was comprised of Tom Glattcr and Jewell Craker, negatives, with Jim Pancrazio as alternate, and Bryn Walmsley and Tom Thcw, affirmatives, with Paul Batty as alternate. The two B squads competed at the Davenport invitational while the frosh-soph team traveled to Mendota. With only two team members graduating, we can look forward to another fine team next year. Jewell Craker Left to right: Delores Smet, Shirley Miller, Sharon O'Brien, Mary Hines, Jim Pancrazio, Larry Sweat, Paul Batty, Kenneth Janowski- 82 DECLAMATION With Mrs. Jessie Frederick as coach, the declamation team did exceptionally well. Jill Lundeen won first place for comedy reading in the district contest while Helen Larson gained third place in serious reading. Marilyn Rind was the school’s representative in extemporary verse speaking; JoAnn Scott competed in original monologue; and Joy Ann Gaumer entered in radio newscasting. Other girls on the team were Sherry Dehner, Joan Lingle, Rhoda Smith, Marilyn Swanson, and Nancy Peters. Seated: Sharon O’Brien, Delores Miller, Kay Berg, Jacine PoBuda, Sandra Morrissey, Carolyn Hyde. Standing: Richard Martin, Beverly Cathcart, Arlene Schneck., Diana Stone, and Howard Leppo. MEMBERS OF THE CAST Mr. Banks .............Kenneth McConoughy Mrs. Banks ....................Jill Lundeen Kay Banks .....................Sherry Dehner Ben Banks ..........................Thaniel Irby Tommy Banks ...................Joe Diederick Buckley Dunstan ........................Jon Larson Peggy Swift ...................Rhoda Smith Buzz Taylor ...................Gerald Exline Deliah ....................Joy Ann Gaumer Miss Bellamy Marilyn Rind Mr. Masoula Tom Glatter Joe Larry Stoneburner Mrs Puitzhi Helen Larson Red Don Growaldt Pete Kenneth Janowski Tim's man Richard Martin Extras Nancy Peters Gerald Exline Richard Martin THERE'S ALWAYS A MURDER NATIONAL THESPIAN PRODUCTION CHARACTERS OF THE PLAY Steve Haywood .........Kenny McConoughy Rosalind ..................Marvel Ingram Drusilla Taylor ...........Sherry Dehner Kim Taylor ............ ...Don Mellinger Mrs. Biddle ......................Marilyn Rind Katherine Horton ...........Jill Lundcen Mrs. Oscar Merrygold ..Helen Mae Larson Mrs. Henrietta Jordun-Smythc Joy Gaunter Mulligan ..................Joe Diedcrich Inspector O'Reilly ...................Jon Larson THESPIANS Seated Marvel Ingram, T ancy Peters, Leona Vande Velde, Jean Heyedeman. Rhoda Smith. John W. Stevens, sponsor; Kay Berg. Jewell Crater, Helen Larson. Joy Gaumer, and Marilyn Rind. Standing: Jill Lundeen, Kenny Janowsfa. Tom Glatter. Ken MC' Conoughy, Thaniel Irby. Don Greunwaldt. Jon Larson. Don Mellinger, Larry Stoneburner. Richard Martin. Joe Dederich, Ralph Schneider, and Sherry Dehner. John W. Stevens RADIO SPEAKING The girls pictured at left took an active part in radio speaking, both in the preparation of radio speeches and the presentation of them. Joy Ann Gaumer represented the high school in the radio speaking competition. In the first row are Nancy Peters, Joy Ann Gaumer, and Sharon O’Brien; second row, Helen Larson, Nadine Reed, and Jo Ann Scott. The National Thespian Society is a group organized for the advancement of dramatic arts and the establishment of an active and intelligent interest in all phases of the drama among the students at UTHS. This society recognizes and awards honor to those students who have performed meritorious work in dramatic arts. The initiation of the group is held in the spring of the year, at which time the new members are introduced to the various orders of the society by means of formal procedure. John W. Stevens heads the Thespian group, as well as directing all of the plays presented on the UTHS stage. BAND MR. MUSIC' Pictured above is Alvar T. Berghult, director of United Toumshif) High School's tvellAnoum marching band. Mr. Berghult nas gained renoum for his musicians and himself by the use of his intricately designed marching formations which are perfection in themselves. MAJORETTES Marching onto the football field in high-stepping fashion was this group of majorettes, Beverly kjevins, Dorothy Shope, and Elva Gustafson, first row; Doris DeBo, Barbara Hunter, Carol Hyde, and Jacine PoBuda, second row. R PEP BAND DePauu, RirZrdKn M'T' StT Jan0” ‘- Car°‘ Crouch. Robert Mariangeli. James Uerauw. Richard Rittenhouse Row 2: Loyal Voigt, Wayne Hollins, Mary Lou Schnac{. Diana Gavin. Mike Passmore, Vince Papisn, Pal Sperry, Jill Lundeen, Phil Plulhower, Robbie Caufield. Row 3. Marvel Ingram, Don Ash, Larry Jackson, Orville Parnell, Pat Cassidy, Ardys McIntosh, Larry Stoncburner, Jon Larson, and Mr. Griffin, director. 87 w ii;, Williams- Assistant Director M of Vh« Music Department. THIRTEEN TROMBONEERS” Row 1 Keith Vollrath, Peggy Schneck. Robert Swafford. Sonja Swanson. Aaron Hyman. Larry Stontbumcr, Jon Larson. Rou 2 Pat Hartley. Muriel Cassidy, Raymond Ball. Kay Slover, Ardys McIntosh. Bill Bell. 88 MEMBERS OF THE CONGERT BAND Ri MU TfS. j Lundeen, Bob Marinangeh. Robbie Canfield, Phil Philhower, Doug Reynolds, Jim De Pauw, Wini Long, n n ' f ' ,,r? Yorc vn, Dick Rxttenhouse, YVayne Johnson, Bev Cathcart. Shirley Sheets, Conzalo Lopez, Taugie Slaith. n°y r,00U' l[SSeH Lafevre. Saxophones: Delores Miller, Diana Gavin, Dale Zempel, Sharon Laxy. David Gordon, Pat Sells, Don Ureeno. rLUTliS: Mary Schaefer. Carol Franklin. Kay Peterson. Connie Guldenpfenning, Betty Guldenpfenning. Piccolo: Bev Labor Oboi : Carol Crouch, Pat Gallaugher. Joanne Womble. Clarinets: Kenny Janowski. Paula Johnson, Loyal Voigt, Mary Lou Schnack, Lil Rangel, Betty Stahr, Marjorie Lmdstrand, Geraldine Lefevre, Jo Ann Keith, Diana Stone, Karen Cress-well, Jo Dell Benson, Joyce Almquist, Barbara Nicholson, Sherry Murphy, Sue Cady. Mary Cuerden. Marvin Cunningham, Michael Downing, Elton Kerr, Hester Haley. Jesse Foiles, Jessie Gray. Mardel Binder. Baritones: Mik,e Passmore, Rodney Sohrbeck, Lots Gerlock. Vince Papish. Trombones: Jon Larson, Larry Stoneburner, Peggy Schneck. Aaron Hyman. Ardys McIntosh, Keith Volrath. Bob Swafford. Kay Slover. Muriel Cassidy. Tenor Saxophones: Bob Reveal. Veltna Vogler. Nancy Rick• Bass Saxophone: Nor-man Teager. DRUMS: Orville Parnell. Jim Gallaugher, John Mueller, Tom Thew, Don Ash, Paul Batty, Pat Bow-man. Bob Meyer, Denny Snyder, N ncy Malnistront, Glenna Moens. Bass Horns: Larry Jackson. George Blair Leroy Stevenson. Bob Red field. Steven Schaf. Pat Cas sidy. Tympani: Bunny Deck er. Bells: Marvel Ingram Majorettes: Jacine Po Buda. Elva Gustafson. Dons De Bo. Bev Ncvins, Barbara Hunter. Dorothy Givenazzo, Carolyn Hyde. French Horns: Helen Larson, Jim Lane. Shirley Miller, Ronnie Sill, Ike Hofstetter. Kenny McDowell, Duane Schultz. Bassoons: Jewell Crater, Sonja Swanson. -y r SHUFFLIN’ AROUND” That's the ticket!” At the Senior Ball. “Glad to see your back• Sandra. Hey, Daddy!” Martin, after cartin' friends to ball. A four-buck picture! Eat and be merry, girls, for tomorrow you may die t!” Oooh — La La! J thie tics V Spurring the various athletic teams on this year were the coaches, who gave them guidance and leadership, and the cheerleaders, who furnished additional spirit. Pictured above with Ray Holmes, athletic director, are the UTHS coaches. First row: Albert Zimmerman, Harold Collins, Holmes, Ernest Kivisto, and Don Smith. Second row: James Nordquist, George Bray, Keith Bare, and John Wrenn. Comprising the varsity cheer-leading squad this year were Sharon Jackson, Peggy Schneck, Joy Gaumer, Constance Decker, and Marilyn Rind. 6 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Row 1: Kenny Washington, Jerry Jamison, Keith Beardsly, Bill Evans, Ray Cappaert, Bernie Heartjcns. Bill Verlinden, and Bob Dailey. Row 2: Coach Don Smith. Richard Gromm, Don Smith, Tommy Williams, Tommy Owens. Don Mellinger, Don Harmon, Glen Anderson. Tom Belows e, Ronnie Schoondyke. JoJo Dejaegher, bat boy; and Dave Copeland, manager. Row 3: Head coach Joc o Wrenn, Larry Johnson. Jean Malcolm. Ralph Gerhardt. Gehrig Dergo. Marvin S oglund, Tom Brown, Ronnie Riolan, Jim Schadt, Wendall McAfee. Coach Al “Zimmerman. Row 4: Bill Guthrie, Ronald Mulcahy, Steve Uzelac, Hartley Guthrie. Jay Gooch, Jim Gallagher, Danny Schadt. Joe Claus, Leon DcGarmo, and Robert Haywood. FOOTBALL Joc o — about to “shove” a valuable football technique into the minds of Tommy and fellow aspirants . . . ]oc o says, Use your head, gear. The 1951 football season goes into the record books with the Panther varsity squad leaving a four-five tally. Though plagued by injuries in early part of the season, the team managed to eke out an impressive standing. The coaches were well pleased with the fine teamwork and sportsmanship the boys displayed. Ray Cappaert Ralph Gerhardt Steve Uzelac Jerry Jamison Don Harmon Bob Dailey Gehrig Dergo Tom Williams Don Mellmger lean Malcolm The Panthers' schedule consisted of six conference games and three extra schedule games. The Panthers finished fourth in the Northwest Conference. All in all, the squad kept a spirit and fight which made fans proud of them throughout the season. Many outstanding showings were made by the team as a whole this year, as well as individual accomplishments. Glen Anderson Ronnie Troian Tom Owens Bill Beans Bernie Heartjens ]oe Claus football fotos (Grid ) Ironing out the situation Captained by Tom Owens, this year’s football team had a lot of power and drive, due to a strong line and a backfield of fleet-footed hustlers. Tommy Williams, a junior, was named on the Northwest Conference team at the close of the season. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Row; I: John Passini, manager; Tom Owens, Richard Cromm Dicl{ McMahon, Bill Mar s. Wayne Peacock, Lee Salmonson, Peter Economous, and David Copeland, manager. Row 2: Ernest Kivisto, coach: Glen Anderson, Bob Bailey, Tom Williams. Bob Ballard. Jim Gallagher, Ronnie Nolan, George Blair, Doug Reynolds, and Keith Bare, coach. BASKETBALL Lee Salmonson. junior regular, was chosen honorary captain for the 1951-52 season, and also awarded the Ray Holmes Free Throw trophy Right: Coaches Keith Bare and Ernie Kivisto are pictured in one of their rare moments of relaxation. Below: Head coach Kivisto poses with the Panther starting five. Tornmy Oa'£ns G,f ' And, erion FREE THROW LINE George Blair peter Economus Dick McMahon Richard Cromm Bob Ballard 103 TRACK Row I: Marvin Reed. John Pancrazio, Jerry Seams. Roger Kincaid, Pat Cassidy. Otto Rumburg, Jerry Owens, Harold Gattmer, Bob Sowers. Joe Sandoval, Jerry Jamison. Jerry Exline. Row 2: Zel e Tsias, Gary Weini t, Marvin Sgoglund, Don Roller. Steve Uzelac, Elvin Held. Jim Ellett. Tom Belows e. Wendell Macafee. Vernon Chapman, Kenny Washington. Row 3. Coaches Al Zimmerman and' Jocko Wrenn, Walter Ross. Pudge Johnson, Bob Ickes, Bill Verlinden, Hartley Guthrie, John Mueller, Pete Gust, Bill Carmichael, Willie Kohrt, Ken McConoughey, Jean Malcolm, Don Mellmger, Jay Gooch. o i • Glen Anderson, Keith Beardsley. Lee Salmonson, Danny Simcox, Bob Bailey, Bill Marlas. Dick Collins. Julian t j o w 2 Coach James J ordquist, Paul Guerrero. Ronnie Walter, Lanny Ross, Ronnie Nolan, Wayne Peacock. r? w ,17 George Blair Tom Williams, Dick Michels, Coach George Bray. Row 3: Jack King, Larry Johnson, John Campbell, Jim Washington. Bob Bloomberg. Ed Van Qua them, Ronnie Schoondy e, Gehrig Dergo, Jerry Kmkead. GOLF Row 1: Duane Stang, Dean Stang, Ed Cabor, Bob Wells. Row 2: l e Hofstetter, John Sherlock. Dave Fields. Ed Rasmussen. Row 3: Jean Malcolm, Steve Uzelac. Carl Bond. Bill Kincaid. Coach Don Smith. TENNIS Rom; 1: Doug Reynolds. Jerry Hume, Wayne Scott. Jerry DeBlock. Joe Vinzant, Dick Sahr, Jay Shaw. Row 2: Coach Harold Collins, Phillip Olson, John Ingwersen, Robbie Caufxeld, Loyal Voigt. Larry Lucas, Otto Rumberg. 105 Leading the cheers for SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS he sophomores this year were Margaret Hughes, Geraldine Lafevere, and Velma Vogler. Barbara Hunter, SOPHOMORE SPORTS The sophomores made the best record for UTHS this year in the football category, as they chalked up an impressive mark of five wins and three losses. Coaches of this team were Mr. Bare and Mr. Collins. Although their basketball record was not quite as impressive, several of the team members displayed unusual skill in ball-handling, and will be valuable additions to the varsity team next year. Mr. Collins and Mr. Zimmerman handled the coaching of the sophomore team. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SQUAD Ron 1 Dean Stung, manager, Peter Verges, James Jannes, Robert Ickes. Larry Nelson, Robert Hopkins. Joe Vinzant, Robert Knight. James Woodworth, and Ray Deopere, manager. Row 2: Albert Zimmerman, coach: Robert Miller, Wayne Scott. Jerry Harder, Harold Bratton. Richard O Brien, Richard McMahon, Forrest Smith, and Harold Collins, coach. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: Robert Sowers. Barry Fritz, James Woodworth, Richard McMahon, Benny Mickle. Bud Dunlop, Robert Knight, Larry kelson, George VunThorre, Harold Bratton, Larry Shutts. and Max Polite. Row 2: Harold Collins, coach, John Owens. Ronald Spurrowgrovc, Richard Navis, Louise DeMeyer. Forrest Smith, John Sherlock. Bill Gingerich, Jerry Hull, Robert lck.es, Gary Malcolm, Arthur Ranget, and Keith Bare, coach. Row 3: Robert Hopkins, manager; Paul Slone, William Bell. Richard O Brien. Willard Kohrt. Robert Welch, Osborne Branch, Donald Koker. and Roger Fox, manager. FRESHMAN SPORTS Cheering the freshmen on to victory this year were Karen Cresswell. Terry Beret, and Mary Ellen Duffy. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD Row 1: Harvey Carr, Kenneth Rush, Bill Stuart, Marshall Marner, Issac Rangel, Harry WeiniJ e, Ronald Sergent, Albert Guer' rero, Gene Leibovitz, and Dicl{ Sahr. Row 2: Jaynes T'lordquist, coach, David Gnffen, Roger Everett, Walt Ehrmann, Jan Jamison, Jerry Exline, Bill Gingerich, Jerry Owens, Osborne Branch, Jay Shaw, and George Bray, coach. 107 The freshmen this year ac' quired great honors in basket' ball for UTHS by winning nine encounters and losing only four. Dick Sahr paced the team in scoring honors. This team was coached by Mr. Nordquist and Mr. Bray. The freshman football team, though handicapped by inex' perience, showed a lot of drive and hustle, and should develop into a smooth'working unit next year. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1: Larry Sheets, Ronald Sergent. Tom Evans, Dennis Jacobs, Kenneth Rush. John Brittenham, Paul Rangel, and Roger Steffenson. Row 2: Russell Lafevere, Robert Forret. Gary Green, Don Darr, and Gary Weini e. Row 3: Don Hill, Bill Stuart. Albert Guerrero, and Mr. Bray, coach. Row 4: Osborne Branch. Walt Ehrmann, Tom Linnabcry, Marshall Marner, Lawrence Versluis. and David Gnffen SPORTS 108 Up and at ’em The Lme-Up lines up CAFETERIA STAFF Row I: T ellie Larson, Mable Ziegler, Linda Hicks, Gertrude Wilde, Myrtte Tickoff. Crystal Thompson. Row 2: Edythe Hawks, Lois Hanson, Irma Diercks. Hazel A1 sbrow. Myrtus Gal laugher. Violet Will is. BUS DRIVERS Rou I: Collins Wray, Scraphine Versypt, Harold Baker. Row 2: Ralph Nickerson, Dewey Olt-man, Neal McNeal. CUSTODIANS Left to right: Ed Johnson, Laren Barum, Andretti Saey, Truman Jones, Cyriel Vande Voorde. 109 Elva in her Sunday best MEMORIES Let us don our baby shoes, gaze back into the past, and see how time has changed the appearance of our fellow classmates. Does it seem possible that some of the outstanding students at UTHS could have once looked like this? The answer is a very definite “Yes! For further proof, we invite you to examine closely the following photographs. Wee Scotch Miss Marvel Rhoda — or Tike on Bike” Helen— All dressed up for dancing’ Robb’in' the cradle Jodell and braids Wee Willie ?? 0f Kohrt! Carol DeBleick Shirley Miller Stella DcRacdt Pat Zeller Kay Peterson Freda Toinm-y and Bernice Carrot-top Doesn't Martin sleigh” ya? The Brittenhams Hopaiong Stoneburner Tom Luse Albert Yes, it’s true. All of the ’’young'uns pictured above now number among those who comprise the student body of aur own UTHS. The person who sits next to you in band, the girl you asked to be your guest at the Senior Ball, the athletic hero who thrilled you during a spirited game — all these were once carefree youngsters with no other thoughts on their minds than the best way to catch a butterfly. Ill SENIOR FOOTSTEPS GLEN ANDERSON — “Carrot Top Pep Club (4), Tri-Mic (3,4), Council (3), Treasurer (4), Baseball (1,2, 3,4), Basketball (1,2, 3, 4), Football (1,2,3, 4), Skyline Sports Editor (4), Advisory Board (1,2, 3,4), Secretary of Class (2,4), Homecoming Royalty (4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty King (4). ARMON BANEY —Tri'Mic (3,4). KEITH BEARDSLEY — Bio-Chem-Ics (3.4), Library Club (4), Baseball (1,2, 3, 4), Football (4), Golf (1,2), Key Sports Editor (4), Cub Reporter (3), Treasurer of Class (3), Homecoming Royalty (4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). MARY JEAN BLACKWELL — F. H. A. (1,2), Pan ther Parade (1). CARL BOND —Tri-Mic (3), Golf (3,4). LUCILLE BOZOIAN—“Lucy” — Business Club (4), G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), F. H. A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (4), Y'Teens (1,2, 3,4), Skyline Solicitor (4), Dec-lamation (I), Advisory Board (3). CONNIE BRITTEN HAM — Business Club (3,4), President (4), F. H. A. (1,2,3), Vice-President (2), Secretary (3), Pep Club (4), Rifle, Club (3,4), Sec retary (4), Key Reporter (4), Advisory Board (2, 3, 4), Vice President (4), Homecoming Royalty (4). BETTY BROWN — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), F. H. A. (1,2, 3,4), G.A.A. (2,3,4), Pep Club (3,4), Rifle Club (3) , Y'Teens (3,4), Key Reporter (4), Panther Parade Typist (4), Advisory Board (3,4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). PHYLLIS BULEN — Phil —F. H. A. (1,4), G.A.A. (4) , Y'Teens (4), Panther Parade Subscription Man-ager (4). VENNETTA BUSH BEVERLY CABOR — “Bev“ — Business Club (3), Band (1,4). THERESA CACARI — “Terry. SUE CADY —“Susie —F. H A. (1,2, 3,4), Band (1,2, 3, 4), Panther Parade (2). JERRY CALL JOHN CAMPBELL — Baseball (1.2, 3,4), Basketball (1,2,3), Football (1,2), Treasurer of Class (2). RAYMOND CAPPAERT — “Ray — Tri-Mic (3,4), Football (1, 2, 3, 4). BILL CHARMICHAEL — “Hoagy — Tri-Mic (3,4). ELAINE CARY — “Elaincha — Bio-Chem-Ics (2,3), Business Club (3,4), G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (3.4) , Y'Teens (1,2,3), Key Co-Advertising Man-ager (4). ROBBIE CAUFIELD —Pep Club (4), Extemp (3), Tennis (3,4), Band (1,2, 3,4), Pep Band (3,4), Skyline Editor-In-Chief (4), Advisory Board (1,2). WILLIAM CHURCHILL —“Bill —Tri'Mic (3,4), Football (2). JOSEPH CLAUS — “Santa — Tri'Mic (4), Baseball (2) , Football (3, 4). RICHARD CLOWES DUANE COBERT —TriMic (3,4), Basketball (2). JEAN COBERT — F. D. A. (4), F. H. A. (2,3,4). BETTY COLE — Business Club (3), Camera Club (3.4) . F. H. A. (1,2, 3,4). SHIRLEY COLLIER — “Shirl — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (3), Camera Club (3), Christian Club (3) . F. H A. (4). G.A.A. (1), Y'Teens (2,3). RICHARD COLLINS Dick — Baseball (2), Bas-ketball (2, 3), Skyline Freshman Class Editor (4), Ad' visory Board President (4), Homecoming Royalty (4). DOROTHY COVENTS —“Dot —Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (3), Camera Club (3,4), F. H. A. (1.4) , Panther Parade (3). MARVIN CUNNINGHAM Marv — Bio-Chem-Ics (3) , Band (1, 2, 3, 4). AGNES DAHLSTROM — “Shortie — Bio-Chem-Ics (3.4) , F. H. A. (1), G.A.A. (1,2,3), Library Club (2.3.4) , President (4), Choir (2,3,4), Choralettes (4) . ROBERT DAILEY —“Bob —TriMic (4), Football (1,2, 3, 4), Track (2,3), Homecoming Roytalty (4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). CAROL DAVIS — Bio-Chem-Ics (2,3,4), Correspond-ing Secretary (4), Business Club (3, 4), G.A.A. (1, 2, 3,4), Vice-President (3), Pep Club (3,4), Spanish Club (3,4), Y'Teens (1,2,3), Choir (1,2,4), Secretary (4), Light Opera Chorus (3), Vocalist with school orchestra (4), Key Girls' Sports Editor (4), Tennis (3,4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). DAVID DEBARRE — Tri Mic (3,4). CAROL DEBLIECK — “Carrots — F. H. A. (2,3), G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (3,4), National Thespians (3,4), Chorus (1), Panther Parade (3), Skyline Speech Editor (4), Advisory Board (1). BETTE DEDONCKER — “Donkey — Bio-Chcm-Ics (4), F. H. A. (1), G.A.A (2, 3, 4), Pep Club (3, 4), Chorus (1,2), Girls' Choir (3), Choir (4), Panther Parade (3,4), Editor (4), Key Reporter (4), Skyline Co-Subscription Manager (4). LEON DEGARMO — “Rodreegous —Transferred from Harvard, Illinois (4), Tri-Mic (4), Football (4). RICHARD DEGRAEVE — Bonccrushcr” — Transferred from Port Byron, Illinois- (4), Baseball (2,3), Basketball (1,2,3), Track (3). SHERRY DEHNER — Bio-Chem-Ics (2,3,4), Business Club (3), F.T A. (4), G.A.A. (4), Pep Club (4), Declamation (4), Plays (4), National Thespians (4), Choir (1,2, 3, 4), Light Opera Chorus (3). DUANE DENNHARDT —“Denny — Tri-Mic (4). DONNA DEPORTER — “Muscles” — Bio-Chem-Ics (3), Business Club (4), F. H. A. (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Club (4), Rifle Club (3,4), Vice-President (4). STELLA DERAEDT — Business Club (4), G.A.A. (4), Skyline Co-Subscription Manager (4). RICHARD DESMET — “Rods — Tri-Mic (3,4), Baseball (2). JOSEPH DIEDERICH — “Babe — Transferred from Humphrey, Nebraska (4), Plays (4), Choir (4), Choralettes (4). JOAN DILLON—“Jo — Business Club (3), Camera Club (3), Christian Club (1), F. H. A. (1,4), Y-Teens (3). GWENDOLYN DOLLESLAGER — “Gwena — Business Club (3, 4), Pep Club (4), Band (2, 3, 4). JAMES DUNCAN —“Jim —Library Club (2), TriMic (3,4). WILLIAM EVANS —“Bill —Tri-Mic (4), Student Council of Tri-Mic (4), Baseball, (2), Football (1,2, 3,4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). DONALD FEE — Bio-Chem-Ics (3), Rifle Club (2, 3, 4), Executive Officer (3), President (4), Tri-Mic (4). JAMES FEEHAN — “Jim — Tri-Mic (3,4). 112 CONNIE FENTRESS—F. H. A. (1,2), Y-Teens (1,2), Chorus (1). TRAVIS FIELDS — “Travie.” WILDRED FRAIKES — “Mighty Joe” — Transferred from Moline, Illinois (1), Chorus (2). RALPH GERHARDT “Plow Boy” Tri-Mic (3,4), Rifle Club (2), Basketball (1,2,3), Football (1,2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2). THOMAS GLATTER — “Tom” — Transferred from Dixon, Illinois (2), Bio-Chem-Ics (2, 3, 4), Camera Club (4), Library Club (3,4), Treasurer (4), Debate (3, 4), Extcmp (3, 4), Plays (2, 3, 4), National Thes-pians (3,4), Panther Parade Subscription Manager (3) , Key News Editor (4), Golf (2,3,4). MARK GOAR — Football (1,2), Rifle Club (4), Na-tional Thespians (2, 3, 4), Panther Parade Business Manager (3). JAMES GOEDEN — “Lightning”—Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Camera Club (2,3), Vice-President (3), Tri-Mic (3, 4), Choir (1, 2). JOYCE GOWER —“Joy Joy” — F. D. A. (4), F. H. A (4) . DONNA GRIFFIN —“Griff” —Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (3, 4), G.A.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), F. H. A. (2, 3, 4), Pep Club (3, 4), Y-Tecns (1, 2, 3, 4), Band (1, 2), Key Typist (4), Skyline Solicitor (4), Declamation (1) , Advisory Board (3), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). DON GRONWALDT —Football (1,2,3), Play Staff (2.3.4) , National Thespians (3,4), Choir (2,3,4), Treasurer (4), Light Opera Chorus (3), Choralettes (4). DAVID GUNLOCK —“Dave” —Tri-Mic (4). ELVA GUSTAFSON — “Gus” — Business Club (3,4), Vice-President (4), F. T. A. (4), G.A.A. (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Club (3, 4). Rifle Club (4), Y-Tccns (1, 2, 3, 4), Treasurer (2), Majorette for Band (1,2, 3, 4), Skyline Business Manager (4), Key Reporter (4). HARTLEY GUTHRIE — “Hart” — Basketball (1,2), Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1,3,4). WILLIAM GUTHRIE—“Billy Babe”—Basketball (1), Football (1,2, 3,4), Track (2,3,4), Choir (2,3,4). Choralettes (4), Advisory Board (1, 2). BERNARD HAERTJENS — “Bernie” — Baseball (2), Football (1,2, 3,4), Secretary of Class (4), Homecoming Royalty (4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). HELEN HAHN —“Shortie” —F. D. A. (4), Y-Teens 0). PATSY HANSHEW —“Pat” —F. H A. (2,3). DONALD HARMON—“Ding Dong”—Pep Club (4), Tri-Mic (3, 4), Baseball (1, 2, 4), Basketball (1,2,3), Football (1,2, 3,4), Skyline Assistant Sports Editor (4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). ROBERT HATTEN — “Bob” — Tri-Mic (3), Baseball (2) , Basketball (2), Football (1). ROBERT HAY WOOD — “Bob” — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (4), Camera Club (1,2, 3,4), Secretary-Treasurer (3), Rifle Club (4), Tri-Mic (3), Basketball (1), Football (1,2,4), Track (2,4), Chorus (1), Choir (2,4), Choralettes (4). CLEO HERNANDEZ — “Cleopatra” — Spanish Club (3.4) . JEAN HEYDEMAN — “Jeannie” — Business Club (3), F. H. A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Parliamentarian (4), Choir (1, 2, 3, 4), President (4), Key Co-Circulation and Subscription Manager (4). MELVA HOWARD — “Mel” — Bio-Chem-Ics (2), F. H. A. (1), G.A.A. (2,3), Y-Teens (1,2,3), Choir (1, 2, 3, 4). JOYCE HOYT — F. D. A. (4), Secretary (4), F. H. A. (1,2,3), G.A.A. (2,3), Pep Club (4), Chorus (1), Choir (2). DONNA HUFFORD — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (3), F. H. A. (2,3,4), Pep Club (4). WILLIAM HUNTER — “Barney” — Tri-Mic (4), Basketball (1), Football (1,2). MARY HURT — Business Club (3,4), Treasurer (4), F. H. A. (1,2,3), Pep Club (4), Y-Teens (1,2,3), Choirx{2, 3, 4), Light Opera Chorus (2, 3), Choral-ettes (4). AARON HYMAN — “Abie” — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Tri-Mic (3), Football (3), Debate (3), Extemp (2,3), Play Staff (2,3,4), National Thespians (3,4), Panther Parade Business Manager (3), Key Co-Circulation and Subscription Manager (3), Skyline Band Editor (4), Band (1,2, 3,4). MARVEL INGRAM — “Mert” — Bio-Chem-Ics (1,2, 3,4), Secretary (4), F. H. A. (1,2, 3,4), F. T. A. (4), G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (3,4), Y-Tccns (1,2), Plays (2,4), National Thespians (4), Band (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Band (1,2, 3,4), Bohemian Band (4), Key Reporter (4), Skyline Picture Editor (4), Advisory Board (1, 2). BARBARA INGWERSEN — “Barb” — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (4), F. T. A. (4), President (4), G. A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (4), Spanish Club (3.4) , Y-Teens (1,2, 3,4), Debate (2), Chorus (1), Choir (2, 3), Skyline Senior Class Editor (4). SHARON JACKSON — Bio-Chem-Ics (2, 3, 4), Business Club (3, 4), G.A.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (3, 4), Key Reporter (4), Band (2), Cheerleader (4), G.A.A. Sports Editor (4). MAXINE JOHNSON — “Max” — Transferred from Hillsdale, Illinois (3), Bio-Chem-Ics (3,4), Business Club (3,4), F. H. A. (1,2), Glee Club (1,2), Pep Club (1,2). WALTER JONES — “Wally” JOAN KEHOE — “Jo” — Business Club (3), F. H. A. 0). JO ANN KEITH — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (3.4) , F. H. A. (1,2, 3,4), G.A.A. (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Club (3,4), Y-Teens (1,2, 3, 4), President (4), Homecoming Royalty (1,4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4), Queen. JAMES KELLEY — “Jim” — Tri-Mic (3,4). WILLIAM KINCAID— “Bill”—Rifle Club (2), Basketball (2, 3). JUANITA KING — Pep Club (4), Panther Parade (2.3) , Chorus (1), Choir (2,3,4), Librarian (4), Light Opera Chorus (2, 3), Choralettes (4), Advisory Board (4). PATRICIA KNOX — “Pat” — Business Club (3,4). FREDERICK KOHRT — “Fritz” — Camera Club (1), Spanish Club (2), Tri-Mic (3). JOHN KRACK — Transferred from Geneseo, Illinois (2), Cross Country (1,2), Track (1), Light Opera Chorus (3), Choralettes (4). BETTY ANN KUPRESIN — “Kup” — Business Club (3.4) , F. H. A. (1,2, 3,4), G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (3,4), Y-Teens (1,2, 3,4), Treasurer (3), Key Reporter (4). BOB LANPHER — “Gizm'o” — Tri-Mic (3). CURTIS LARSON —“Red” —Camera Club (1,2,3), Pep Club (4), Tri-Mic (4). HELEN LARSON Bio-Chcm-Ics (2,3,4), President (4). Business Club (3), G.A.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Pep Club (3.4) , National Thespians (3.4), Vice-President (4), Plays (3,4), Y'Teens (1,2, 3,4), Declamation (1,2, 3,4), Skyline Club Editor (4), Band (1,2, 3, 4). Pep Band (1,2,3), Advisory Board (1,2, 3, 4) JON LARSON Bio'Chem'Ics (1,2, 3.4), Treasurer (3) , Camera Club (1,2,4), Basketball (2), Plays (3.4) , National Thespians (3,4), Band (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Band (2,3,4), Key Editor-in-Chicf (4), Skyline Photographer (3), President of Class (4), Homecoming Royalty (4). DONNA LECLA1RE Lekc Bio-Chem-Ics (2,3. 4), Business Club (3, 4), P. H. A. (1, 2, 3, 4), G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (3,4), Rifle Club (3,4), Y Teens (1, 3, 4), Key Exchange Editor (4). BEVERLY LEIBOVITZ — Bev Bio-Chem-Ics (2,3), G.A.A. (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Club (3), Spanish Club (4), Y-Tcens (1,2,3), Chorus (1,2). JOAN LINGLE “Joanie Bio-Chem-Ics (1, 2, 3, 4). Business Club (3,4), G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (4) , Declamation (1,2, 3, 4), Skyline Faculty Editor (4), Advisory Board (3, 4). THOMAS LINGRIS “Greek Tri-Mic (4). JACQUELINE LOGSDON -Jackie Business Club (4), F.H.A. (1,2,4), Pep Club (4). PETER LUUCH “Pete Transferred from Las Vegas, Nevada (4), Spanish Club (3,4), Track (3), School Annual (3,4), School Paper (3,4). JILL LUNDEEN Bio-Chem-Ics (1,2, 3,4), Business Club (3,4), F.H.A (1,2, 3,4), President (2,3), Reporter (4), G.A.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Secretary (2), President (4), Pep Club (3,4), Y-Teens (1,2), Plays (2.3.4) , National Thespians (2,3,4), Declamation (2.3.4) , Band (1,2, 3,4), Pep Band (1,2, 3, 4), Bohemian Band (4), Dance Band (4), Key Cub Reporter (2, 3), Skyline Copy Editor (4), Cheerleader (1), Homecoming Royalty (3,4), G.A A. Sports Royalty (4). THOMAS LUSE—- Tommy Camera Club (3,4), Bio-Chcm-Ics (3,4), Basketball (2). RICHARD MCCLAIN Dick Transferred from North Liberty, Indiana (3), F. D. A. (4). JANET MCCOMBS Jan Business Club (3). Camera Club (4), F. D. A. (4), F. H. A. (1,2,4), Y'Teens (1). KENNETH MCCONOUCHEY Mac” Business Club (4), Pep Club (4), President (4), Track (1,2. 3,4), Oratory (2,3,4), Plays (2,3,4), National Thespians (2,3,4), Treasurer (3), President (4), Panther Parade Subscription Manager (2), Vice-President of Class (1,3), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4) JEANNE MCTIGUE Business Club (3.4), F. D. A (4), President (4), F. H. A. (4). CAROLYN MABIE Cam — F. H. A. (1,2). JEAN MALCOLM - Bio-Chern lcs (2.3), Pep Club (4), Play Statf (4), National Thespians (4), Basketball (1,2), Football (1,2,4), Golf (2,3), Track (2.4) . PATRICIA MALMSTROM — Patty” Business Club (3.4) , F. H. A. (1,2, 3, 4), G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (3,4), Y-Tccns (1,2), Key Reporter (4). WILLIAM MARKS — Willy Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Pep Club (4), Tri-Mic (3,4), Vice-President (3), President (4), Baseball (1,2, 3, 4), Football (1,2), Basketball (1,2, 3, 4), Secretary of Class (1,2,3), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). DARLENE MARTIN Buttons F. D. A. (4). RICHARD MARTIN Mirthful Martin” Transferred from Maywood, Illinois (3), Bio-ChemTcs (4), Tennis (2), Key Editorial Page Editor (4). BARBARA MARX Bob Business Club (3,4). Camera Club (4), F. D. A. (4). Reporter (4), Chorus 0,3). DONNA MENDENHALL Dee F. D. A. (4), G.A.A. (1) CHARLES MEYERS Chuck Library Club (2, 3., 4), Treasurer (3), Choir (1, 2, 3, 4), Choralettes (4) EUGENE MILLER Sonny Tri-Mic (3,4), Football (1). EVELYN MILLER—Christian Club (4), F.H.A. (1,4). SHIRLEY MILLER Shirk' Bio-Chem-Ics (2,3.4), Historian (4), Business Club (3), G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (3, 4), Rifle Club (3), Y-Teens (I, 2, 3, 4), Debate (2), Band (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Band (2,3), Skyline Girls’ Sports Editor (4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). NANCY MILLETT Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (3.4) , F.H.A. (1,2, 3, 4). G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (3,4), Y-Tcens (1,2,3), Skyline Solicitor (4), Advisory Board (3). DORIS MILLS Business Club (3,4), F.H.A. (1,2, 4), Pep Club (4), Y-Teens (1, 2). SHIRLEY MOELLER Shirl Business Club (3). Camera Club (3,4), F. H. A. (1,4). FREDA MONTEITH Business Club (4), G.A A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (4), Spanish Club (3,4), Y-Teens (1,2), Chorus (1), Choir (2,3,4), Skyline Choir Editor (4), G.A A. Sports Royalty (4). NORMAN MORRIS “Norm” Transferred from Moline, Illinois (3), Radio Club (2), Student Council (2), President of Class (1) KENNETH MOURNING Skin Tri-Mic (4). JOANN MUZOS - Jo Bio-Chcm-Ics (2,3,4), Business Club (3,4), G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (4), Declamation (1,2). ROBERT MYERS —Band (1,2, 3,4). BEVERLY NEVINS Bev G.A.A. (4), Band (1.2.3.4) . EUGENE NORRIS Gene Transferred from Coal Valley, Illinois (3), Tri-Mic (3,4). JOHN OLTMAN — “Ozzie F. D. A. (4), Vice-President (4), Track (1,2), Cross Country (1). THOMAS OWENS Tommy - Tri-Mic (3,4), Baseball (1,2, 3, 4), Basketball (1,2, 3,4), Football (1,2, 3,4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). MARY LOU PAPISH — Lou —Business Club (4). F. H. A. (1, 2, 3, 4). JUANITA PEARCE Transferred from Caboal, Missouri (3), Camera Club (4), F. H. A. (4). THELMA PETERSON Business Club (3). DAVID RANGEL —Tn Mic (3). MARVIN REED Bio-Chem-Ics (2), Track (1, 2, 3, 4). ELSIE REILING Else CHARLES REVEAL Chuck Bio-Chem-Ics (2). F. D. A (4), Hi-Y (3), Football (1). Choir (1,2, 3, 4), Light Opera Chorus (2, 3). DOUGLAS REYNOLDS Doug Bio-Chcm-Ics (2, 3, 4), Treasurer (4), Spanish Club (2, 3), Basket ball (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (I), Tennis (1, 2, 3, 4), Band (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Band (1,2), Plays (2,3.4), Key Reporter (4), Advisory Board (1,2, 3, 4), Treasurer (4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). 114 MARILYN RINP- F. H A (1,2), Pep Club (3,4), Declamation (3,4), Debate (3), Plays (4),. Cheer' leader ( 1, 2, 3, 4). DOROTHY ROCKWELL — “Dot — Business Club (3.4) , Camera Club (3,4), F. H A. (4) JOLENE ROESCHMAN — Jo - Bio Chcm lcs (2, 3), Library Club (2,3,4), Secretary (4), Panther Parade (4), Key Reporter (4), Choir (3,4), National Thes pians (4). LUELLA ROWAN — “Lou — Business Club (3), F. D. A. (4), Treasurer (4), F. H. A. (1,2,3). DONALD RUSSELL CLARENCE RYKER — Sonny Bio-Chem-Ics (3, 4), Tri'Mic (3, 4). ROBERT SAELENS — Bob” Transferred from St. Ambrose Academy (2), Rifle Club (2), Tri'Mic (3, 4), Football (2). ALICE SAUNDERS — Al — F. H. A. (1,2), Y' Teens (1), Choir (2, 3,4). RICHARD SCHARER — Dick —Tri'Mic (4), Track (2). MARGARET SCHNECK — Peggy — Business Club (3.4) , G.A.A. (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Club (3,4), Y'Tccns (1, 2, 3, 4), President (3), Play Staff (3), Declamation (1), Band (1,2, 3,4), Key Reporter (4), Skyline Solicitor (4), Cheerleader (1, 2, 3, 4), Advisory Board (1,2, 3,4), Secretary (3), Secretary of Class (1), President of Class. (2, 3), Vice-President of Class (4), Homecoming Royalty (2,3,4), Homecoming Queen (4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). RALPH SCHNEIDER — Bio-Chem-Ics (3,4), Camera Club (3, 4), Pep Club (3, 4), Rifle Club (3), Basket' ball (1), Tennis (3), Advisory Board (4). KAREN SCHUBERT — Schub — Bio'Chcm'Ics (2, 3, 4), F. T. A. (4), G.A.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Business Club (3.4) , Pep Club (3,4), Y-Tcens (1,2, 3,4), Chorus (1), Key Cub Reporter (2), Skyline Solicitor (4). JOANN SCOTT — Scottie — Business Club (3, 4), Secretary (4), F. H. A. (1,2, 3, 4), Secretary (4), G. A.A. (3,4), Pep Club (3,4), Declamation (4). SHIRLEY SHEETS — Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Business Club (3) , G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (3,4), Y'Tccns 1, 2, 3), Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Key Business Manager (4), Skyline Sophomore Class Editor (4). DOROTHY SHOPE— Eflic —Bio-Chem-Ics (2.3,4), Business Club (3), F. H. A. (1), G.A.A. (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Club (4), Y'Tccns (1,2,3), Tennis (1,2, 3,4), Majorette for Band (1,2, 3, 4), Head Majorette (4). RONALD SILL — Ronnie — Transferred from Rock Island, Illinois (2), Bio-Chem-Ics (4), Band (1,2, 3.4) . DONALD SMITH SANDRA SMITH — Smitty — Business Club (4), F. H. A. (1,2, 3,4), G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (3.4) , Key Associate Editor (4). SYLVIA STACEY BETTE LOU SPERRY — Sperry Lou — Choir (1,2, 3.4) . PATRICIA STEINER — Pat — Bio'Chcm'Ics (4), Business Club (4), F. H. A. (I, 2, 3, 4), G.A.A. (1, 2, 3.4) , Pep Club (3,4), Band (1,2, 3,4), Tennis (2.3.4) . LAURENCE STONEBURNER - Larry — Bio-Chem-Ics (2,3,4), Camera Club (2,3,4), Pep Club (4), Rifle Club (3), National Thespians (3,4), Treasurer (4) , Band (1,2, 3,4), Pep Band (2,3,4), Skyline Solicitor Manager (4), Homecoming Royalty (3). WILLIAM STUTTERER LEON SUTTON — Lee — Bio-Chem-Ics (2), Tri-Mic (3), Camera Club (3), Chorus (1), Choir (2). DONNA SWEET Bio-Chem-Ics (2, 3), Business Club (4), G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Band (1,2,3), Cheerleader (2). JAMES TAULBEE— Duke —Tri'Mic (3,4), Chorus ( 1), Choir (2). MARION TAULBEE-Tri-Mic (3 4). MAX fAYLOR—Tn-Mic (3, 4). Track (2). Plays (2). NORMAN TEAGER Normie —Bio-Chem-Ics (3), Pep Club (4), Play Staff (4), Band (1, 2, 3, 4). SALLY TECHLIN — Tech — Bio'Chcm'Ics (4), Bus' mess Club (3), F. H. A. (1,2,3), G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Pep Club (3, 4), Y'Teens (1, 2), Panther Parade (3), Key Reporter (4). BEVERLY THURBER— Bev — Christian Club (3, 4), Panther Parade (3). PATRICIA TIGHE — Pat — F. D. A. (4), Rifle Club (3), Band (1). CAROL TRUJILLO — Business Club (4), Spanish Club (3.4) . MABLE TURNER — F. H. A. (1,2), Y-Teens (1,2), Choir (1,2, 3, 4), Vice-President (4). STEVE UZELAC — Pep Club (4), Spanish Club (4), Basketball (1,2), Football (4), Golf (1,2, 3, 4), Track (3, 4). DORIS VANDEN BOSSCHE - DoDo — Bio-Chem-Ics (2,3,4), Business Club (3,4), Camera Club (2, 3) , F. H. A. (1), G.A.A. (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Club (3,4), Key Co'Advcrtising Manager (4), G.A.A. Sports Royalty (4). LEONA VANDEVELDE — Lee — Business Club (3.4) , F. H. A. (1,2, 3, 4), Assistant Historian (2), Historian (3), Treasurer (4), National Thespians (4), Secretary (4), Key Feature Page Editor (4). DURWARD VANVALKENBURG — Dewey Business Club (4), Camera Club (4), Rifle Club (2, 3, 4), President (3), Tn-Mic (3,4). DONALD VIAGER — Don —Tri Mic (4). BEVERLY VICKERS Bev — Bio-Chem-Ics (1), Business Club (3, 4), Library Club (3, 4), Chorus (1). LOYAL VOIGT — Camera Club (4), Rifle Club (4), Tennis (3,4), Band (1,2, 3, 4), Pep Band (1,2,3, 4) , Dance Band (1,2, 3, 4), Bohemian Band (4). SHIRLEY WALKER — F. H. A. (4). BYRN WALMSLEY — T. B. —BiO'Chem-Ics (2,3, 4), Vice-President (4), Camera Club (1,2, 3, 4), Vice-President (1), President (3,4), Spanish Club (2.3) , Secretary-Treasurer (3), Hi-Y (2,3), Debate (3.4) , Skyline Junior Class Editor (4). WILLIAM WARD — Willie —Tn-Mic (4), Football (1, 2). JAMES WASHINGTON — Wash Baseball (1, 2), Basketball (1,2,3), Football (1,2, 3, 4), Track (3), Choir (4), Skyline Artist (4). JUANITA WEATHERS — Ncet — F. H A. (1), Y-Tcens (1), Chorus (1). PATRICIA WEIMER — Pat — F. H. A. (1), Light Opera Chorus (3). BARBARA YOUNG — Transferred from Rock Island, Illinois (2), Business Club (4), F. H. A. (1,2). PATRONS We wish to thank you for your patronage to our 1952 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 Moline Cobert's Television Appliance Radmacher's Van Voorcn'Almquist Appliance Company ATTORNEYS East Moline Roy Glockhoff Stewart Lytton AUTOMOBILE DEALERS East Moline Reynolds Motor Company Moline Moline Auto Sales AUTO SUPPLIES East Moline Kenny's Tire Service Olson Continental Stores BAKERIES Silvis Ben Erzinger BANKS East Moline State Bank of East Moline Silvis Bank of Silvis BEAUTY SHOPS East Moline Bea's Beauty Shop CLEANERS East Moline Bickel's Cleaners and Furriers DENTISTS East Moline Dr. Robert Frey Dr. Kenneth Johnson Dr. W. C. Steele DRUG STORES East Moline Agnew's Drug and Camera Shop Silvis B. H. Schultejann Pharmacy DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING East Moline Baecke's Dry Goods Store Dale's Clothing Store Federated Store Herb's Clothing Store L y L Clothing Store Lee Clothing Store Spcybroeck's Clothing Store Stine the Tailor Moline Block y Kuhl Company New York Store Rand's FEED STORES East Moline Davenport Elevator Company FLORISTS East Moline Palmer Floral Shop FRIENDS East Moline Nick Chilmes Clyde Fuller W. M. Hunter UTHS Board of Education FROZEN FOODS Silvis Silvis Frozen Food, Inc. FUEL COMPANIES East Moline Berger Coal 6? Express Company FUNERAL HOMES East Moline Van Hoe Funeral Home Silvis Schrocdcr Mortuary FURNITURE STORES East Moline Almquist Furniture Store GROCERY STORES East Moline D D Super Market Horton's Food Market Roy McKenrick's Market Tri'City Packing Company HARDWARE Silvis Suss Hardware INSURANCE East Moline George Cramm Silvis Lawrence Bobb JEWELRY STORES East Moline Sable's Jewelry Store Wood's Jewelers, Inc. Moline C. I. Josephson Jewelers LUMBER COMPANIES East Moline Versluis Lumber Supply Company MANUFACTURERS East Moline John Deere Harvester Works John Deere Spreader Works Union Malleable Iron Works PHYSICIANS East Molint Dr. George A. Cook PRINTERS East Moline East Moline Herald Moline Model Printers PRODUCE East Moline Knobloch's Poultry Market RESTAURANTS East Moline Carter's Lunch East Moline Maid'Rite SERVICE STATIONS AND GARAGES East Moline Cobert W Redfield Service Station Colbertson Service Station Dick's Skclly Service Hasty Texaco Service Station Joe and Red's Service Station Meersman's Service Station Pete's Standard Service Wilson's Friendly Service Moline Gene's D X Service Station Silvis Jacobson's Service Station Silvis Garage SHEET METAL East Moline Johnson Sheet Metal Works SHOE STORES East Moline Norlin's Shoe Store SPORTING GOODS Mol me Guy E. Temple, Inc. TRUCKING East Moline Milburn, Inc. UPHOLSTERING Silvis Copeland's Upholstering Shop 116 ■wsssra - 'i :5 - rv„. v. ;• '.'; ■ H :i W‘ A-ft-,-- r v . ' ' v “. •+ , yr •.' •’ -vS1 ' . • i v ' . .■ ■ v : ' - n . 1 . 4 5 ‘ • - ...A v - ' : . ': ; ' ’• ‘ . 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