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

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f 'Stn' W +41 PM f g , s l 5. , '-1, ::Mgi6F-,,v-- ,, 49:14 V .,,. f. . - '21, X,,,. . IESSIE FREDERICK South Campus College Prep. English Public Speaking Speech Activities Panther Parade -avi ERNEST KIVISTO North Campus English 1 Lettennen's Club Varsity Basketball K Department For the last four years, Freshmen and Sophomores have been offered the opportunity of participating in accelerated Eng- lisl1 courses designed for college preparation. Likewise, all capable juniors and Seniors are encouraged to enroll in Composi- tion A where the many themes, paragraphs, lecturettes, and drills give college bound students an insight into college English courses. Students who are not planning on further education after high school receive instruction in correct English usage. Grades, student weaknesses, forthcoming assignments and many other subjects are discussed at open house by Mr. Stevens labovel and Mr. Soules lbelowl. WS... J.. , ' f 'it R. 'Y 2 N jf .. X ,ii E if ' 'lv T ELMER B. SOULES South Campus Ir. Composition B Key Camera Club ' Quill 61 Scroll 'Wo . . I MARLENE RING North Campus English 1 6: 2 Soph. Y-Teens DONNA KUHN MARY JANE GAITENS North Campus North Campus English 1 or 2 English 2

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if JOHN VV. STEVENS South Campus Dept. Head College Prep. English Dramatics Panther Parade -cf 5 NORMA MAGNUSON South Campus jr. Composition B , 415643 w. wg. Qs English Since proper use of the English language is the foundation for every other course, the English department is one of the largest and most important at U.T.H.S. Many earieties of courses in this field are offered to students, aside from the regular 335 years required for graduation. These varieties include American and English Literature, journalism, Puhlic Speaking, Acting, Play Production, and Radio VVorkshop. Not shown in this depart- ment. are Sophomore advisor Marjorie Pierce, French teacher Clair Somers, Latin teacher Fern McNah, and History teacher Joyce Bentler. V XVith a big smile Mrs. Frederick greets her guests at open house. fl! 'r l V'l: LaVONA JOHNSON North Campus Accelerated English WILLIAM CLOUD South Campus Sr. Composition B Debate ii f P' 1 ii yiyi X A l W ' ll ll A i H! l 3 MARY B. EASTER Mr, Kivisto's grade book provides interesting reading for these PATRICIA SHORB North CUWIPUS students. North Campus English 1612 English 1 Public Speaking

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lf -caan.-v DOROTHY CALVERT South Campus Dept. Head American History FTA Beginning Social Studies - 5 ,g ii , yf ' GLENN CHIVERS North Campus World History Cross Country Coach Track Coach Social Studies Graduation at U.T.H.S. requires a minimum of 255 years in social studies-XVorld History, American History, and U.S. Gocernment. Designed as detailed studies of the United States, and other nations, in their relation to the past and present, these courses help the student understand situations in our world today. Current event newspapers and magazines are discussed weekly in this department. Mr. Burke and his assistant puzzle over a perplexing question at Open House. American History U.S. Government 4.12 fm? , Q, ,c fs, A W' ,I 9' it s , i' f 'K :L K i ' r is A iiit 5 srcs i s a Q. sssss A ALEXANDER VVASSON South Campus American History Economics Athletic Business Manager World History 'Nw' ? '- EDVVARD PETERHOFF South Campus American History Tennis Coach F T A