Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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THE SENIORS ROY BOSTROM Roy was quiet of voice, but was really a man of action. CLAIRE ROSE BROWN A Civics student of the Nth degree, who added the right answers to Miss Lind's 9th period class. BETTY BURGER A cute young lady from the windy city, Betty is being rushed, but definitely. ROBERT BLOOMFIELD The blonde twin. From the pres- ent outlook, had he been here 3 years, he would have done well. LORETTA BONTE Louie is going to become a nurse, but at present seo scout- ing seems to be her favorite pastime. ELINOR BOOST This new money-maker of the L.O.T. plans to go to Iowa U. upon finishing high school. i TRUMAN BRANDELL He expresses himself not with words but with pictures. I EAN BROWN Ieanie with the iight brown hair bowled over both tenpins and males in her MHS days. CHARLES CAMPBELL Miss Lind's protege, and an id-2:11 subject for the WCTU. ROLLIN BLOOMFIELD The brunette, who besides being on excellent singer, also did quite well in other lines. WILLIE MAE BOONE Who is directly a descendant of D3n'l Boone, and also a boon to our class of '42. IOSEPH BOROWSKI The mathematician with the up- swept hairedo.

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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.

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CURT CARLSON Curt's smooth looks blend in with his excellent personality. DON CARLSON Don was more familiar in the halls ot the industrial arts build- ing than in M.H.S. KENNETH CARLSON His wavy hair and fast impres- sion really got Kenny around. DARRELL C. CARLSON With his quie-', reserved nature, Darrell paid quite a bit of atten- tion to the qiils and visa-versa. IUNE MARIE CARLSON Small, Blonde But OH! lune syorted her talent in the Senior play. BEDA CARLSTROM Another G.A.A. wonder in the vice presidents capacity, she also starred as a musician. 'Ki ,f Yv' f . C i LA S S O IACK CARSELL For biqqer and better Latin trans- lations see this qenius. DON COLE Name any subject and Don will elucidate upon it. MARTHA COOK Martie's mass of cheerfulness kept her busy in athletics and HiAY. ELAINE CHALLMAN This quiet red-head took to ath- letics while at M.H,S. CHARLES W. COLLIN SON Bill cou1dn't equal his cousin Bob in the tennis courts, but in a Physics exam he could really hold his own. BERNICE COOPMAN Typist for the L.O.T., she was also star of the feminine hardwood courts.