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

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COWL NECKS . . . IUMPERS . . . IEANS, STILL . . . UPSIDE-DOWN GLASSES . . . LONG SWEATERS . . . PEASANT LOOK . . . FLOWERS IN HER HAIR . . . 1. Fall sweaters are long, flowing and beautiful on Penny Wells. 2. lim Robbins and RuthAnn Keener say three-piece suits were their favorites for fall. 3. Blue-jean Boogie! 4. Ozzie Branch steps out with a shimmering top hal and cane, while Kathy Bunch, Mary Frank, and Amy Smith look great in their fall attire. 4 Fashions Of The Time 11-.5 if i I 4 'F a 3, in ' 'ws' ,. 3 L as.. I , 511, ,,,,, if-gf, I, I ' A ,,.

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