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

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28 Ed Cox. senior, spends some time after school and on weekends to earn some extra money at McDonald’s. Walking the steps at North Campus becomes an everyday occasion for students who have open lunch; at least for Jason Gerlach. The Ice Cream Palace is a hot spot” for lunch. Jim Goodwin and Troy Harvey relax, waiting for the halls to open after lunch. Here comes the rush out of the auditorium after watching Grease. Philip Stephens shows a pastime for many at South Campus. Carlo Ferreri talks to Stephen Pilaszewski about this years track season. STUDENT LIFE Students are all unique but have one similarity Panther Pride

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Fridays are different The after school hours for a student at U.T. were hardly ever boring. Laurie Welch said. I go home and watch my soap operas, then I usually talk on the telephone to my friends, and eventually I get around to doing homework.” Getting up early in the morning usually tired some students out. These students went home and slept for a few hours before doing other things. Joe Herrera commented, I go home and sleep then usually play pool with a friend.” Students in sports had practice for a couple hours after school, practicing warm-ups and working on different skills. After practicing the students went home and did other things. After school on Fridays were usually different from that of other weeknights. Books were often dropped and plans for the up-com-ing week-end were made. Julie Sansale leave to go home. Christy Pogue watches her soap opera after school. Girl track members build up their endurance. Students after school were sometimes completely different people. They got their work done but also found time for some fun. KERRIE LEWIS STUDENT LIFE 21

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Students at UTHS STUDfcNT LIFE