Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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THE SENIORS HOWARD CORDELL MHS' real man about town suf- fered a relapse once in a while and did a little schoolwork. I EAN CRAIG ll7 students can't be wrong and weren't fsee pixl when they picked Ieanie as M Queen. ELSIE IANE DAVIS Aside from the Civics Club and ADC, she sported an honor roll report card for 3 years. NEIL DENEN Baldy is back with us for another year because of an auto accident, which however, failed to impair his sense of humor. IO ANN DOLAN Ioan was not with us for 3 years, but her qualities showed her to be a leader. LOIS DUDLEY Lois was quiet, but she made many friends while attending our school. DAVE COX This handsome fellow was captain of our scrappy grid team .... always in there fighting hardest. RUTH DANIELSON A plentiful supply of brains, sea- soned with some intelligent per- sonality, is her trademark. LUCILLE DE BRUYCKER Lucille's activities were in many fields, and in each she was among the best. MARION I. DHAENENS Very versatile, Marion has many pleasing ways. s f f V f QL. li W

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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.

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CLASS OF 442 ANN DUDZIK Ann was quite an athlete, parti- cipating in most every girls sport. HOWARD DUNLAP Howard is quiet but they say, Men of few words are often the best men. WILLIAM ECKHART Bill is the type that studies dili- gently but speaks little. KAYE E. EDENS A lovely voice plus beautiful hair, should brinq Kay great success in the future. LOIS DUNCAN Able in dramatics and extemp as well as in other fields. CHARLES DUNN A full blooded Esquire with equal taste in clothes and women, ROSEMARY EDDY The L.O.T. took up the majority of this little qirl's time. BETTY IANE EKLOF The able art editor of the LOT- better known as Ekky. EARL ENG Twice all state mention in foot- ball, he's a powerhouse in more ways than one. Better known as mrinyiu ELAINE M. ENGDAHL Assistant business manager ot the LOT and a welcome addi- tion to the '42's.