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

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Stopping on the stairs for only a moment during the varied, but exacting schedule they followed vvere: Mr. George Bray, Miss Luise Piano, and Miss Rosemarie Castelli. lNIr. Bray taught math- ematics and coached varsity baseball. Miss Piano taught girls physical education and coached the G.A.A. varsity tennis team, Miss Castelli was a member of the business education department. Seated around one of the modern library tables were: Mr. Charles McCoy, foundry instructorg Miss Esther McNutt, librariang Mrs. Reba Hester, Latin teacherg and Mr. Mallie Wfilliams, assistant band director. Miss McNutt sponsored the Li- brary Cllub. Mr. Wfilliams directed the Pep Band, Bohemian Band, and Dance Band. ,-'S Q4 '

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Two of the teachers from the vocational arts department, Mr. Lester Vines and Mr. John Cavanaugh explain the workings of a lathe to Mrs. Evelyn Miller, Mrs. Patricia Felts, and Mr, Bill Campbell Mr Vines, head ot' the vocational arts department. taught a three hour class in shop practices. Mr. Cavanaugh taughtt advanced drafting and sponsored Tri-Mic. In addition to teaching English and Spanish Mrs Miller sponsored the Spanish Cllub. Mrs. Felts taught home economics and sponsored F.l-I.A. Mr. Camp bell taught physics and sponsored the 3:5O Club. That was detention, remember? Mr. Alexander Xvasson, Miss Ida Burleigh, Mr. Millard Pratt. Mr. A. R. Volk, and Mrs. Helen Pedersen relaxed in the newly redecorated model apartment in the home eco- nomics department. Mr. XY'asson taught American history and balanced the books for boys athletics. Miss Burleigh taught ling- lish and journalism and was advisor for the Kea. Mr. Pratt taught general science, had charge ol' audio-visual education. and sponsored both the Camera Club and Bio-Chem-lcs. Mr. Volk taught algebra and trigonometry. Mrs. Pedersen taught home economics and advised F.H.A. activities. r Hc ? 4 Q, X., AX? .Q X c as Q. My wi 31 ' li af -.0 A'

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1'- x Miss Dorothy Calvert, Mr. P. Philhowerf Miss Bernice Howard, and Mr. Dan Naert lined up in front of the book store to have their picture taken, In addition to teaching American history, Miss Calvert sponsored the Sophomore class. Mr. Philhower's duties were many and varied. He was school treasurer, taught bookkeeping, and managed the book store. Miss Howard, who was president of the Classroom Teachers Association, taught algebra. Mr. Naert taught beginning drafting and machine shop. Lunch time found Mr. joe Dhondt, Mr. Bill Yemm, Mr. Don Smith, Mr. joe Lauber, and Mr. Al Zim- merman enjoying their lunch. Mr. Dhondt taught -'- drix ers training and coach- ed both Freshman football and basketball. He co- sponsored the Lettermens Club. Mr. Yemin taught American history govern- ment, and sponsored the intramural program for boys. Mr. Smith taught boys physical education and coached varsity golf. Mr. Zimmerman taught American government and coached football. Mr. Lauber, who taught Eng- lish, coached the debate team.