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

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6 The UT victory flame burns at the Homecoming Pep Rally and bonfire. The UT Band provides great halftime entertainment. Even for outsiders looking in. Homecoming is a special time. Annette Lopez and David Toliver announce ihe events of the assembly. Dan Mumma and Julie Valley share a special moment at the 1986 Homecoming Dance. STUDENT LIFE Assembly shows Diaz in bikini, best bodies

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There's always a first . . . Whether it's your first date or your first day of high school, there’s always a first for everything. Some first times will be remembered with happy thoughts and some may be upsetting. For instance, there’s the first time you failed a test and the first time you received an A on an exam. Both are first times, and although one may be more pleasant, you’ll always remember both. An important first in everyone's life was the first day of high school. I was so nervous. I didn’t know anyone and I was afraid I wouldn’t fit in,” said Rachel Stanley. The first time you drove alone and first jobs were also very important firsts to UT students along with first dates and your first big high school dance. Of course, with all good experiences there are bad. How about the first time you got called into the principal’s office or your first car wreck? You’ll never forget those firsts. Susan Davison is thrilled to get her first college acceptance letter. The first home football game of the year always proves exciting. STUDENT LIFE 5

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Busy week ends with dance To many students Homecoming week meant a week a fun school life. This included getting caught up in the many activities such as floatbuilding. Pep Rally. Homecoming elections and of course an exciting football game and dance. Even though fun may have been associated with this year’s homecoming, to many’s dismay there was a lot of preparation and work that went into a week of festivities. Homecoming in whole was mainly set up by Student Council, under the supervision of Mr. Diaz, also a North campus Latin American teacher. Committees were cho sen to create and prepare those certain activities that gives every homecoming a special air. Student Council wasn’t the only group that got involved in the preparations. Many other groups from classes to clubs and sports prepared floats. Then there was that all important question to ask that special person for a date. 41 JOk Kelly Hutchinson reacts to the announcement of her as queen. Some of UT's football players dance their way into the hearts of the audience during the assembly. Mr Dick Lee's daughter and Mr. Rob Watters' son serve as crown bearers. 0 •v» STUDENT LIFE 7