Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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te N IO R IAMES ANTHONY Tony, though little, was alwcxys up to his ears in some thing. IAMES ARNDT It lim possesses the some qrim de- termination ten years hence, as he does now, you can put him on your success list. IAMES BABCLAY Thouqh athleticcllly minded, lim was better versed in other fields too numerous to mention. VIRGINIA BAUMGABTEN Virginia takes after her sister in brcxins, Us her 3 yem' honor roll stdndinq easily verifies. BETTY MAE BELL IAMES APPLEGATE Who sports cx '30 model convertible with tires, plus d new model every Week. BETTY LOU BAILEY One of the more unfortunate seniors not huvinq been with us very lonq. BOB BABGEB Bob's stick-to-it-iveness will send him bowling ahead. DENNIS BELFY Better known as Denny, he laughed and qrew fat. This little brunette sure was a busy qirl durinq her stay of IVQ years. I tx a I 1 i a I 5 lt.. '-t

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FRED ABRAHAMSON An fxthIQt:2 ut 119.111 and cr mrlchin- His three yecns in the rifle club rst by Chews. BEVERLY ALBRIGI-IT Acuoldinq tu Itvr uutivxty sheet, Bev sul:-X did hm purt to Illilkt-F the Sen- ior rluss what it tss, Q , , J 4 I h . , w A -. if -3-as J- I 'x'19 'fr I--ll 2 3 BILL AGUE should prove Lseiul IU the future. EMELINE ALIVIOUIST This littIe qirl NLIS kept very busy ushering peoplf to their sects. EVELYN ANDERSON IfveIyn's, looks: and personality :nust Ituve Itehwci hor uttuin the gwvsxtlon of Itfl-rd fwrlvsiwoxlmrx for tht. LO'I'. IACK ANDERSON BF-sides being un cxcuve member of the Ht-Y, HSC'f'ITCIlH wus I1 vutu- rxble usse-t to cur toutbmll temn. LOIS ANDERSON This quiet, enesrqeuc q1rI is the editor ot the LOT, und is Otter-n seen with the Iustest boy in sChooI that ls, :n the track. PAUL E. ANDERSON Elwood was fl member of the Hi-Y, und uI:sn OI numerous other Poricxl groups. L. MARY ALICE A N D E R - SON An enerqe-tic business monoqar of our ploud LOT. Gentlemen prefer blondes, lncludinq M A. RUTH ANDERSON SQ1IutI.1lo1ix.xn of th.: Iqruurry divi- sion, Ruth wus crlsn 11 IHLISICIQII Of rome note. SHIP A smc Sou, 1 use

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if i lg i ii E 'lb liifxibf? All i Y' tiff-i il, Iliiil i iff It PHYLLIS BENELL You will find her waiting :rt the Garden Gateuianyway thafs where she works. LOIS BERGREN Her blonde and beautiful hair was the envy of all the girls. BETTY L. BIG-HAM This promising sky lark will fly the Coop in Iune. AILEEN BIURSTROM She is true to her word, her Work, and her friends, 1' I XX I' ' I W. 1 , gl .,.s ,Q V t 1 I t x A W ,,... it CLASSCNRAL DUANE BENSON Bens , our enterprising co-editor, has been one of the busiest young men around high school. DOROTHY BEYER This choice little package of charm brightened many a M.H.S. class- room. BEVERLY BIRKAI-IN One of Mr. Piersels pet scholarsw not entirely due to her brains. EDWARD S. BLAOKBURN Ed was a valuable member of ye almighty swimming team. CLARA BLAIR Ouite a history student, Clara also spent some time in our operettas. BETTY BLOOM Bashiul at times, Betty is known as one of M.H.S.'s fairer students.