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

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W- ','A IE 2 cs- x - ,' H f 1 f iii J rx ff' 'J' PN ESTHER MCNUTT South Campus Librarian Library Club sr, va, , REBA O. HESTER North Campus Latin l or 2 AFS' - ,,...I' ..,g,i.,.. H - ' H ii? Q ,js K ' or-. as . 4 4. . Q CLAIH SOMERS South Campus French 1 ZS: 2 Composition B Library In our library dept., nearly ecery type of reference, fic- tion, or nonfiction book needed in high school work can be found. Also included in the libraryls collection are many kinds of magazines, pamphlets, and newspapers supplying the readers with up-to-date information on any subjects. In both attractice and .spacious libraries are conference rooms needed for special research work and panel preparation. One highlight of thi.s yearis library activities was the book fair held in connection with Open House. Language In each of the three languages taught at U.T.H.S.-Spanish, French, and Latin-a different method of teaching is u.sed. In French classes, all discussions are conducted using 'no English but instead only French. In Spanish, the newly-installed language labs are used. In Latin, much emphasis is placed upon the de- rivations of words and their usefulness in the English language, because Latin is seldom spoken today, pronunciations and speaking in Latin are not greatly stressed. l ,, , 4:5513 1. l X Q lille Helping to display their home ec projects on the board, these girls themselves add to its uttriietixciiess, Home Economics It has been frequently stated that a womanls place is in the home doing the cooking and cleaning. Although this is a subject for much contention today, necertheless it cannot be denied that homemaking plays a large part- in liues of the majority of women. In preparation for girls' future careers as housewives, home eco- nomics is offered all four years at U.T.II.S. In the two major divisions-sewing and cooking-many new appliances and facili- ties hace been added, especially in the spacious south campus department. As students pass by the display window, curious .sewing projects made during the year can be ciewed. N, A ' an , is VALILRIE XVILFORD North Campus Lilmrarian Lilmrury Club s X . issff. re 4305. :. ., 1 :V,. ' K Atyy I , ,. 3, ISABICLLE Shlllll North Campus Spanish 1 61 2 Spanish Clulx FEHN MCNAB North Campus Latin I 51 2 English 1 Bible Club ng BEVERLY CARHINGTON South Campus MO 139 DAFNE FRANK North Campus Dept. Head MARIANN HOFSTETTER Homi-milking l 81 2 Homemuking 2,3,4 North Campus l ,H.A. F.H.A. Homemuking 1 51 2

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Aix Music: Probably the busiest department at U.T.H.S. is the Music Department, in which so many performances are conducted outside the regular school day., At every home football game and at several out of town games, the one hundred piece marching band performs, and also at a number of parades. The actual concert band, which is divided between North and South Campus, combines in the spring for an annual concert, in addition to the many other programs pre- sented at basketball games, grade schools, assemblies, etc. Choir and chorus activities are varied, some of these including holiday programs, spring concerts, assemblies, and many others. Both uocalists and instrumentalists are encouraged Ang MALLIE YY ILLIAMS North Campus Dept. Head Band Male Chorus Cambiata Chorus 'im Fr 1 to enter in the yearly state-wide music contests. ff-sa v-up LEYVIS SHECKLER North ab' South Campus Choir Girls' Chorus Here Mr, Sheekler is caught directing a choral piece, not wav- hfixed Chorus ing to the photographer. CHARLES DCAMP North ab South Campus Band Art Crescendo Chorus lVith two teachers to carry on the work of the Art Dept., great progress has been made in enlarging the scope of its activities. All students are familiar with the curious dis- plays in the art room display llfllltlttll' at the South Campus. This year, many students contributed interesting and un- Nl-......,, JOHN BULLARD South Campus Art 1,2,3,4 Mr. Stueh. Art Club 74 The utmost care and attention is required for this project, says usual projects to the Art Exhibit. Ulith the facilities and a large room supplied at the South Campus, the Art Dept. has been more helpful to all art students, whether they merely enjoy art, or whether they plan to continue art after high school. is A l lj , 'W X' 'l cf ' 3 . LEONARD STACH North Campus Art 1 6: 2 Art Club

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i A MRS. LOIS FRELS North it South Campus Nurse F.N.A. 'No ' xr-.. ALICE PAASCH South Campus Secretary 'Y' ELAINE KRUKENBURG North Campus Secretary ,i ti Administrative Assistants Duties of the administrative assistants range from those of nurse and truant officer to office secretaries. The good health of pupils is, of course, of utmost importance in any school, for this purpose is the nurse employed at both campuses. Mr. Baily, the truant officer, provides the seldom-seen but vital link in school functions by making sure of regular attendance. Next come all the office secretaries who contribute to the efficient working of g X U.T.H.S. by assisting the administration. t 'iw' C L BAILY North nf: South Campus ' X Attendance Officer CU it AJ-.I -UWM! ip--we ? K il ii K... ii 'f i ..... fi QW S 4. 5 ' MINTA RAINEY South Campus Ella with her homework, they actually are attending to their Secretary own secretarial duties. Although it looks as if Mrs. Rainey and Mrs. Paasch are helping -fllivls may CAROL C-OOCH MARY LOU WELLS EVA VANHAUTTE North Campus North Campus North Campus Secretary Secretary Secretary