Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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DOLPH LAIN CLYDE PARKER ELOF PETERS The saying A nation is known by its leaders aptly applies to 1 schools, Our new superintendent, Mr. Clyde Parker who directs c school system with a proaressive, broad-minded attitude is known to 1 few who have made his acquaintance as A swell fellow with a jov manner. Co-ordinating the education of about a thousand students is definitely small task A man who has worked up and has a solid background experience is our principal Mr. 'Dolph Lain Assistant principal, Mr, Elot Peterson, moved into his new quarters the main office this semester in order to handle his many responsibilit from a more advantaaeous point.

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aan!! Top Row: LELA ADAMS-Home Economics . . . Adept at teaching our future homemalcers the art of interior decorating, Miss Adams also taught the girls the facts about vitamins and ration points. BYRON ARNOLD-Biology . . . Sponsor of the Air Corps Club and the Fellowship Club, Mr. Arnold always had an extra smile or a hearty hello . . . He made the students gasp with horror and admira- tion too, when he let his pet snake curl around his arms. WILLIAM BARCLAY-Manual Arts . . . When it came to machine shop Mr. Barclay diligently taught the students the technical operations of anything from a lathe to a drill press, E. LEE BARNETT-Manual Arts . . . As the principal of Manual Arts, Mr. Barnett made sure that our boys received vital industrial training. Bottom Bow: MAR- GARET BECKER-Music . . . Producer of a musical show that was a smash hit last fall, Miss Becker is also very resourceful, having discovered much new vocal talent and having acquired a new music department in the annex. WILLIAM BEAN-Mathematics, Track Coach . . . A square dealer when it came to teaching geometry, algebra, or trig, Mr. Bean never tired of showing new students how to improvise a compass out of a pencil and a few inches of string. ELMER BENSON-Manual Arts . . . Another ad- vocate of manual arts under whose supervision the boys will be- come the industrialists of the post-war era. ANNETTE BONNELL- Home Economics . . . A favorite of all her students, Mrs. Bonnell eagerly helped both boys and girls become adept in the special arts of the cuisine.