Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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CIVICS CLUB, Front Row: Scott Blair. Mary Evans. Wanda Cruniley. Tom Finfgelcl. Dwain Christofferson. Claire Becker. Bob Ernst. Walt Edens. Bob Doxey, Mae Johnson. Barbara Elancler. Second Row: VVanda Huss. Anna Mae Duncan, LaVerna Gronke. Ruth Clifton, Betty Goosens, Beverly Cutler, Rose Ellen Bennington. Peggy Arctancler, Katie Anderson, Rosalie Fredell, Shirley An- derson, Bethel Giese, Jean Casady, Gloria Graham. Third Rowi Nancy Hartz, Barbara Circle. Madlyn Freeherg. Gayle Cramer. Shirley Beatty. Reva Beck, Lois Head, CIVICS CLUB. Front Row: Anthony Zelnio, Margie Terry. Wanda Peterson, Mary Lennon. Nancy Nordquist. Frances Stevenson. Stella R. Roush. Bill Nicholson. Otto Samuel- son, Ralph Putt. Carol Swanson. Second Row: Ann Swan- son. Ruth Roeh, Helen Sellers. Mary Scherer. Pat Neiters. Carol Wellman. Louise Vardaman. Marilyn Schultz. Letty Miller. Betty lVliller. Phyllis Partlow. Clarice Smith. Donna Mile. Joyce Meyer. Third Rowi Betty Lindblad. Jane Logan. Lena Zimmerman. Dorothy Lindley. Connie Trcvcr, Donna Samuelson. Al Loding. Marilyn Nelson, Bill Leo- Doris Johnson, Margaret lngelson. Anna Marie Anderson. Jean Ketner. Eileen Hamnierberg. Doris Anderson. Fourth Row: Robert Castle, Clarence Frost. Bob Craig. Elaine Challman, Norma Dendoornen. Marjorie Johnson. Evelyn Diehl. LaVerne Johnson, June Closen. Elaine Darling. Betty Jean Anderson, Marian Hansen, Marion Bailey. Margie Ingwers. Top Row: Robert Claus, Bert Ebi, Barh Getz. Barb Anderson. John Colby. James Johnson. Leo Hawk. Frank DeMeyer. Bill Hall, Stanley Beane. Jinx Grafton. Ralph Erikson. Clarence Henrickson. nard. Jack Mosenfelder, Bob Peterson, Regina Singleton, Joyce Raifsnider. Fourth Row: Murtvce Lind, Kay Runge, Alice Sparling. Earl Wallerab. Marilyn Mitchell, Mary Ann McAvoy. Joe Van Hecke, Gloria Logan, Art Pears. John Doyle. Ray Rydberg. Top Row: Derry Wil- liamson. Vl'itolcl Zelnio. Lois Nilson. Charlotte Lesser. Marianne Nelson. Bonnie Rahn. Tom Piersel. Lowell Wierks, Walired Peterson, Melvin Soclerstrom. Don Lar- son. Dick lvluniey. I

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RUTH WITHENBURY Study Hall A new study hall supervisor doing a wonderful job of keeping the fun-loving students out of mischief and quiet long enough for them to get their studies. HENRIETTA WOLFF lVIathel113tiCS Quite contrary to her last name she shows great pa- tience in teaching us math. During her tests we Well realize the necessity of studying. H. E. WOLFF Manual Arts Another new faculty member who has already been proclaimed a favorite by the boys. I hope you think as much of Moline High as we do, Mr. Wolff. E. E. YOUNGDAHL Band and Orchestra Laurels go to Mr. Youngdahl for the wonderful way in which he directs our orchestra and band, which win favorable comment wherever they play. Faculty Members of Whom Photographs Were Not Availiahle MARJORIE HENDEE VIRGINIA JOHNSON ADELINE KERNS FAYE MILLER CLAUDIA RICE English Art English Bookkeeping English Faculty Members Now Serving In The Armed Forces CAPTAIN WILLIAM C. LAIN FIRST LIEUTENANT CYRUS GALLEY FIRST LIEUTENANT CHARLES CARPENTER 15

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With its membership list open to every senior, the Civics Club has grown to be our largest organization. Perhaps the most worthy of all senior activities, it uniquely but efficiently combines sociability with the study of civic affairs toward the betterment of our com- munity as a whole. Under the capable spon- sorship of Miss Lind and Miss Day, the stu- dent leaders this year were Norma Dendooven Henry Doyle, Jack Moore, and Robert Craig, President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer respectively. 7 One of the many committees of this Club makes the first official move of an organiza- tion when it conducts their class elections the second week of school. This is the Election Committee, and its members serve the school in that they conduct honest and efficient elec- tions, and they also benefit themselves by learning election procedure. A popular feature of the Club is its trips to places of civic interest. Thus, the members have an opportunity of obtaining first-hand practical knowledge of our city government. One trip this year was the attendance at a meeting of the City Council and an inspection tour of the City Hall. Further educational tours were omitted because of curtailed trans- portation facilities. Another service to the school as a whole is the Clubis providence of programs and speakers for assembly programs on historic days. For example, a talk was given by Police Magis- trate Turnbaugh on Constitution Day. Several members of the Club combined to de- liver a panel discussion on how the high school is building for peace. These students were Norma Dendooven, Dave Kleinman, Bert Ebi, Walf1'ed Peterson, and John Colby. This was given before the Club at the regular meeting, and later before the Coolidge Junior High P. T. A. Outside speakers for the monthly Club meet- ings were Oscar Christoiferson. who showed interesting and inspiring motion pictures of the warg Mr. Ed Anderson, Superintendent of the Water Works, who delivered a helpful talk on municipal sanitation and city governmentg and Mrs. Easborn Rusco, who gave a timely wealth of information on point rationing. OFFICERS Civics Club President-NORMA DENDOOVEN Vice PTQStd97lt-HENRY DOYLE SQCTQHLTQ-JACK MOORE Treasurer-ROBERT CRAIG 010' C'iz7icA C1116 few Tlaingii Rolling Q4 Evfgff A -A get 17