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

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’BStfeiSwfiefc' Ewickag frvt Wa necawu tg Week Great spirit highlighted the homecoming game—cold, clear air didn't hamper the excitement generated by everyone—Panther fans kept warm cheering a great offensive who show—a fumble late in the game left the Panthers short—losing to Davenport Central 32-28—halftime royaltry introductions went well and the winning floats paraded around the track—Saturday’s dance—to the rock group Bittersweet —made for an enjoyable closing to the big week of the fall days for high schoolers. Homecoming Dance—21

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PcwtiiPM GouMb m?; : ■ mm. sife m Mf s .hx; 1. Gary March breaks loose for touchdown run to narrow Central's homecoming lead. 2. Trod Nelson and Lori Snauwaert carry on never say die spirit during the big game. 3. Halftime panorama—a gala band salute to the area schools. 4. Maybe Mickey could have squeaked in for the deciding touchdown. 5. Rock band gets down on one of its too many fast tunes. 6. Dance away your blues—we'll win next year for sure. °min9 Gam

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OfrA Busy Bc FcM 1. Drum Major Keith Ward leads Marching Band forward during Homecoming parade. 2. Mr. Williams keeps a close eye on band alignment before start of parade. 3. Band salutes Ben Franklin’s kite flight during halftime show. 4. Last minute preparations insured the band's float winning of the top float prize. 5. Leading the way—the 1975 Panther Marching Band. 22—Band On The Run