Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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mg. .x4cJmini6fra fion cm, fvmr, uperinterident ol Schools The important job of guiding the Moline high school system belongs ta Clyde Parker, genial superintene dent oi schools, who contributes to many roll call programs with timely, interesting speeches. 13 f A of ' 0 P Clin Principal Dolph Lain, principal, coforclinates the hundreds of classes and activi- ties gaing on under the roof of M. H. S, every day. zzz! nferdo ll Assistant ' ' Principal Besides being assistant principal, Mr, Peterson is adviser to the M, chief program card adjuster, and visual education supervisor.

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LELA ADAMS BYRON ARNOLD Home Economics Biology Stuck on how to make that stuffed elephant's ears look like an elephants instead ot Pluto's'? Ask Miss Adamsy she'll tell you, patiently at that! WILLIAM BARCLAY Manual Arts Although he teaches at Iohn Deere in the morning, Mr. Barclay capably instructs fu- ture machinists in the after- noon at Manual Arts. WILLIAM BEALMER rt Our new art teacher has not only conducted regular class- work in fine style, but he has seen that signs tor stage pro- ductions and war loan drives are completed. MARGARET BECKER Music She's proud of her choir and other vocal groups. And why shou1dn't she be proud? They're good, aren't they? Dissecting frogs and worms, experimenting with snakes, and teaching biology are all part of a day's work in his life. E. LEE BARNETT Manual Arts Principal of Manual Arts, Mr. Barnett, has become quite an experienced golfer in his spare time. WILLIAM BEAN Mathematics Now this is the easiest prob- lem on the page! is this math teacher's Well-known phrasef to bewildered students but then, he proceeds to prove he's right. ELMER BENSON Manual Arts Mechanical drawing is the subject that this friendly Man- ual Arts instructor teaches. CLCM