Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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BEVERLY CHASE FRANK SAUNDERS BETTY LOU LEIPOLD ' -I I 'lx 4 If f 5 T T ll '4 1 T fl y .ext f fl W. ix! X f x. f l it I T X JM I gl. enior C Q55 OMCQM Our Senior Class was ably led by President, Beverly Chasey Vice-president, Frank Saund- ersg and Secretary-treasurer, Betty Lou Leipold. The class was greatly diminished by the large number of boys who entered the armed forces before the end of the semester, but those who were left behind lived up to the high standards set by the class in their two preceding years.

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RUTH ANDERSON BETTY LOU BARNETT EVELYN ANDERSON A girl really interested in all school activities who could be counted on when M.H.S. was try- ing to put over a campaign be- cause she would get out and work. Iune. MARIORY ANDERSON Very outstanding in girl's sports, Midge went to all the football games to cheer the team on-win or lose. Iune. One of our stenographic whizzes who believed a word said is a word written down-just like that, Iune. ELWOOD BENKER Elwood, who was elected honor- ary captain ot the '43 football team, had one of the more beau- tiful blushes ot the high school. Ianuary. Cjfcm of 214 - LEONARD AOUIRRE Leonard, better known to some as Sox Aguirre, was high point man in Espanol when it came to speaking it, lanuary. DONNA MAE ANDERSON Donnie, popular D.A.R. winner, spent most ot her spare moments in the Line O' Type room dishing up one of the best papers in M.H,S. history. lPlug, plugl. lan- uary. ROBERT ANDERSON Too late, girls, this future Air Cadet has already placed his in- terest in a certain Iunior miss. Iune. EARL ANDERSON This tall, blonde young man was quite a physics brain and held up the bass section in the choir, yet still found time to be popular with both sexes. lune. MARGARET ANDERSON Although Chemistry and Physics are subjects girls usually steer clear of, 'Marge had the knack for exact sciences and sailed right through them. lune. RICHARD ANDERSON Rich was a connoisseur of good music-he played a mean sax with a solid beat, and could really heat the strings of knocked out bass. Iune. One of those half-year-ahead-ob their-time prodigies, Betty was business manager of the L. O. T. and held the respect of every teacher in high school-and that's something. lune. PORTER BENNETT When a handsome basketball player moves to town and the girls start sighing, that's not news, but when he gives up girls for jazz records and physics-that's newsl Iune.