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

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Senior Editor J OANNE Vnnsyrr

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u-an r g, Seniors Our senior year was one gay, hectic and mad time for all of us. Many hours were spent slaving over our class float, A Toast To Victory. It seems as though the memories that come from the senior year are never forgotten. Homecoming royalty, class meetings, senior ball, class pic- tures, ordering announcements, try- ing on caps and gowns, Honor Society, Prom, Senior Day, and fin- ally graduation. For some of us the end of four years of high school was a sad moment and to some it was Pam O'Klock, Sylvia Stockwell and Jennie Peterson seem to be having quite a time. Yes. Seniors had everything in their schedules, from books to early morning breakfast at school. Representing U.T.H.S. at the Rotary Club this year were: Frank Loll, Steve Pyevich, Steve Hofstetter, James Wakefield, David Ray, Rodney Cook, Steve Schroder, and Kenneth Laud. a moment of gay freedom. To all seniors, memories of life on the hill- top will linger and will not fade. We will never forget high school and our last activities together as a class before- Commencement. Graduation was over, SKYLINES were signed, and goodbyes were said. Yes, goodbyes were said, but truly within, we all know that memories can never be forgotten. wwracxmf . T 5:ff5if?2'f1 f ...ff , J , AL. 'dei