Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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SHIRLEY BERGREN Bergie,' with her sense of humor, added gaiety to any crowd, any- where, anytime. Iune. HARRY BOND With Harry in the Navy We feel M.H.S. really Backed the Attack with a Bond. Ianuary. IMOGENE BOX She was known for a pair of twinkling brown eyes and a shy, bashful manner that was very appealing. Iune. ROWENA BRATTAIN Weinie found plenty in High School to provocate that cheerful chuckle of hers. lanuary. LORENE BROSTROM A quiet girl who didn't have to talk to prove her intelligence. That was evident in her high scholastic average. lune. SHIRLEY BROWN Shirley had a smile for all, and a smile can speak louder than words. Iune. 676445 of 214 GERALD BLEDSOE Gerry hooked up with the navy before graduation, and left c bunch of friends rooting for hirr at home where his jolly person- ality will long be remembered Iune. MALCOLM BOSSE Whether in literary, scholastic athletic, or social activities Dumie was tops. A keen minc and personality plus, will sooi be the Navy's gain-Good Luck fella! lune. WILLIAM BOYER Bill was well-liked for his genie manner. When you needed some one to sympathize with you afte a tough final, you just talked tt Bill and suddenly it wasn't s bad-nice trait to havel Iune. EARL BRITTON In Auditorium periods at lunc time, the boys congregated t shoot the bull-always there wit a big smile, holding his own wit them all was Earl. Iune. ROBERT BROWN Bob wants to follow in Frank: Carl's footsteps at the piano, an he certainly got off to a good sto while in high school. Ianuary. EVELYN CARLFELDT Evie, Donnie's right har man, was founder of the mystei ous Peter-Peter Club and find of a luscious East Moline dat Ianuary.

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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.

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MERLYN CAMERON Murph had a soft, easy-to-lis- ten-to voice which certainly add- ed sweetness to her sparkling personality. Iune. PHYLLIS CARLSON Phil's passion lay in Phil Vance's mysteries and censored novels. Ianuary. WARREN CARLSON He played guard on the football squad in his spare moments when not engrossed in some devilish experiment conceived and carried out by the Uptown and adjoining organization. Iune. MARILYN BARCLAY Lawrence Welk had this chirper sing with his band While the choir was in Chicago. She and Tina made a hit on the radio too, and should continue their success after they graduate. Iune. LAWRENCE CEDERBERG Another happy-go-lucky senior who spent a good deal of his time roving far from home-shall we say to the west? Iune. MARIAN CLINE Clinky fell for a lot of guys as she spent most of her time at a roller rink. Ianuary. GERALD CARLSON The Dugan keeps a high stand- ard ot associates-only the Up- town boys could hold their own with his pool-entiful talk, so no one else had the privilege ol en- joying his company. Iune. RONALD CARLSON Rock had his women troubles, but he never let them bother him. 'I'here's more than one fish in the ocean, was his motto. Iune. PATRICIA CASADY Personality plus, a gift for gab, and two loves are the three things Pat will always be remem- bered for. Iune. ROBERT CASTREY 6' 3 isn't small nor are Bob's ambitions, because he had de- cided to take up the air corps as his career - or did he decide? Iune. CATHERINE CLAEYS Unfortunately, Cathey attended high school only four semesters, and we were the losers, 'cause it's always nice to have a bril- liant student around who is mod- eled on the movie star type, shall we say Grable or Turner? Iune. VERNA CONGDON Quiet, b u t observant, Verna's motto was, Speak but when spoken to. Iune.