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

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MARIAN DEAN North Campus YVorlcl History Sociology as-N. L ANDREW MILLER North Campus Beginning Social Studies VVorld History Athletic Coach Department As a supplement to his required social studies courses, ecery student at U.T.H.S. is encouraged to en- roll in any of three additional social .studies classes. The first of these, beginning social studies, is offered in the freshman year primarily as a preparation for the three required courses. The other two are Sociology and Eco- nomics, designed mainly as college preparatory courses. ,ig 5 'li It is evident that mother wishes she were in Mr, Peterhoff's class too. 1 x 'T14m,.fh5' -, .. I ' iriii . ' 4' All u K iam JOYCE BENTLER North Campus VVorld History English 2 ROGER AUBREY South Campus Sociology Covemment Skyline Quill and Scroll Economics luv-N , JOHN BURKE South Campus Covemment XVorld History Athletic Coach

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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

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,, LUISE PIANO South Campus Dept. Head P.E. 4 G.A.A. Ez 5- Q A y ' mZ: ,A. ,Af 'MQ' L. gh, .fr .ri ll:f1's fi? REBECCA BEAUCHAMP South Campus P.E. 3 G.A.A. Assistant Girls Physical Education It is widely agreed upon that a strong body must house a strong mind. The U.T.H.S. Physical Education department, in response to this necessity, assumes the re- sponsibility of supplying physical training and skills that are lacking in other high school courses. Since every stu- dent who does not possess a doctoris excuse is required to take P.E. all four years, a large number of teachers and assistants are necessary to handle all the classes. College practice teachers frequently aid in class also. Dressed up for Open House, Miss Michalski looks almost like a different teacher than the one who wears sports clothes in class. ROSALIE MICHALSKI North Campus P.E. 1 G.A.A. Assistant Iwi Q ,,, 4 fn' if 615 Us' -CZ DOROTHY WARD North Campus P.E. 2 C.A.A. Assistant i SALLY LEIBOVITZ North Campus P.E. 1 61 2 C.A.A. Assistant