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

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G.A.A. officers and sponsors for this year were: Marie Esposito, president (past); Janet Brissman, vice-president; Janet Lod-ing, secretary-treasurer; Sharon Johnson, secretary-treasurer (past) ; Melinda Dailey, president; Miss Luise Piano, Mrs. Elaine Ruberg, and Mrs. Dorothy Ward, sponsors. These candidates for Queen of Sports awaited the announcement of the royalty.

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Bible Club officers and sponsor for the past year have been: Mrs. Fern Me-Xab, sponsor; Marge Simler, vice-president; Judy Huff, secretary; Sandra Coakley, treasurer; and Reva Duncan, president. BIBLE CLUB The world’s greatest book, the Bible, serves as an inspiration to the members of the Bible Club as they study its teachings. The members and their sponsor, Mrs. Fern McNab, tried to emphasize to the rest of the youths in our school the need for the Bible in our lives. This year the Bible Club included a variation of interesting programs in their activities. Bringing new thoughts to the members, outside missionaries, speakers, student leaders, and recent graduates spoke to the group. For a Christmas project, the club prepared baskets for needy families. First Row: Sandra Dunning. Judy Abbott. Judy Thurbcr, Pat Duke, Mary Jo Vines, Joyce Grant, Betty Miller. Second Row: Janet Kicksey, Sandra Moeller, June Stoedter, Ruby Muse, Janet Muse, Dorothy Harmon, Elvira Luse. Third Row: Gladys Willy, Phillip Grant, Harry Sedgwick, Ronald Clevenger, Paul Duncan, Ruth Hirst. 108

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First Row: Darlene Vanden Bossche, Nancy Hunter, Joanne Matzen, Kathleen Cober, Donna Miller, Carol Batty, Zorelda Stout, Sandra Wilcox, Nadine Bosanac, Nancy Beverlin, Nancy Serbousek. Second Row: Carolyn Van Norway, Linda Anderson, Deanna Van Quathem, Sharon Hall, Bette Gelande, Carol Homan, Joyce McCorkel, Jcanc Paytash, Elaine Jones. Third Row: Sandra Sommer, Sharon Sears, Diane Perry, Nancy Gray, Jo Ann Windey, Carol Kidd, Connie Knox, Sharon Johnson, Irene Bell. Fourth Row: Diane Walker, Jo Elaine Elias, Phyllis Maxwell, Carol Stipp, Mary Hynd, Judy HufT, Millie Krajnovich, Joyce lekes, Dorothy Kuth Butler. G.A.A. One of the most active organizations that involves one of the largest number of members is the Girls’ Athletic Association. This club promotes athletic interest and spirit among the girls participating. During the year, this program was followed : FALL—Tennis meets. Selling programs at football games, Selling Christmas cards, Winners’ party for Christmas card selling, and Installation of officers. SPRING — Crowning of sports’ King and Queen, Assembly, Annual Spring Dance, Initiation, and Awards Day. ACTIVITIES — Soccer-Kickball, Basketball, Bowling, Tumbling, Aerial Darts, and Tennis. U i K-Jt i it First Row: Janet Loding, Joan Selby, Nancy Rosenbcrger, Gwen Lee, Bonnie Krucken-berg, Theresa Cuvelc, Emma Valdes, Merry Frasier. Second Row: N. Jeanne Williams, Sharon Rosson. Karen La Fountain, Sandra Heg-wood, Marie Laleman, Antoinette Gruma-das, Kay Jones, Peggy Gooch. Gappy Harris. Third Row: Edrise Penca, Janet Brissman, Sharon Woolley, Carolyn Van Vooren, Judy Ammerman, Nancy Lang, Sharon Wilson, Linnea Herstedt. First Row: Nancy Leenknecht, Virginia Madson, Jeanne Dailey, Pat Rocschmann, Mary Ann Thompson, Sheryl Smith, Donna Krohn, Janet Boggs. Second Row: Margie Skowronski, Cheryl Bloomberg, Johanna Zukas, Sharon Mueller, Betty Bowman, Nancy Forret, Claudette Katsis. Third Row: Mary Kastner, Barbara Kipp, Judy Burge, Vera McRae, Connie Jackson, Sue Anderson, Sandra Jones, Bev Schutte.