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

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John Horki Lucy Seward—Sue Renfield— ill Frey AttendanF- Bruce Lundeen iris Claeys fenni Sullivan ( Mary Schulte Chps Scojl Candy Hart Qinritk l-fauuis Stage As Vc f 4 Draculo—an unusual play—difficult to adapt to the stage—very fitting for fall—great “ r y | background sounds—was that a real wolf?—vampires, bats, werewolves—the many facet of mysterious count—Steve Smith was a very convincing Draculo—only his hairdresser knows for sure—Frey a crowd pleasing lunatic—strange ending—no curtain call—Van Helsings closing words—remember, there are such things—a spooky experience for U.T. s theatre.

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'Dtacula fs f MpfjCtjy 1. Dracula descends upon an unsuspecting Lucy. (Sue Murdock). 2. Thanks, Bruce needed that. 3. Van Helsing explains the theory of Vampires to Dr. Seward and John Harker. 4. Renfield meets near just reward by the hands of Dracula. 5. Remember. . . there are such things . . . U.T. vampires say. 6. Lucy Seward lets out a deafening scream as Dracula swoops down upon her. 28—Fall Play

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fit UTfS A BoSyTt 1. Charity and Christmas go together. Mr. Francis' students make and donate toys for the needy. 2. South Campus yule window artists this year were: Row One: Beth Hall, Tracey Thorpe, Amy Miletich, Pat Moore. Row Two: Peggy Swallow, Karen Bloome, Diane Carmer, Joe Moreno. Row Three: Bill Brewers, Jane Seaman, Frank Pompa, Ron Adams, Paula Penca, Greg Lundeen, Mary Schulte. 3. Susie Scott puts final touches on artistic holiday decoration in room 131.4. Many scenes of Christmas. 5. What’s a Spanish Christmas without a Pinata? lorena Ysais is ready for the goodies. 30—Holidays at UT