Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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CARL EKBLAD Chemistry, Physics A friend of his pupils because he is willing to help them with their chemistry problems, he dlso hod ci physics clciss odd- od to his irroqrrim this your. IANET FORD Librarian The words thot best describe our copoble librrxrictn are A iriend of everyone. Also she hos quite o collection of otnus- ing book titles that students dsk lor. FORREST GROOVER Manual Arts When the sedson opens, this machine shop teocher and his qun ore on the lookout for pheosdnts ond ducks. C. W. HOLMGBEN Physics, Athletic Director As othlctic director, physics teacher, ond tennis couch, Winnie hos his hands full this ycfir, tis usuol. FANNIE ENTRIKIN English Our dectn of qirls since 1916, she resiqned from this position lost toll, but continues with her tedchinq duties. M. H, S. qirls thunk her for the volu- oble selvices she hos render- ed them. BARBARA GARST Speech, English Whether it's qettinq o point ocross in closs, coochinq o ploy, or selling Wczr stamps, she scores d success. EDNA G. HARRIS Study Hall, Book Room Whc1t's ci qood novel just ott the press? Ask Mrs. Harris, the one who keeps the undisturb- ed atmosphere about our dn- ncx study hall. FRANCES IEFFERS Commercial The Iuniors are forever qrote- ful for the patience she hos while tedchinq them first yeor shorthand ond typing, HCM

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ANNETTE BONNELL Home Economics As head of our domestic science department, she is certainly Willinq to help each future homemaker on her way. HELEN IEANNE CARLSON Physical Education Any girl remembers this physical education instructor who can do those see how many you can do exercises as well as any girl, it not better. GLADYS DAY Bookkeeping She has the important task of keeping a record of war stamp sales in the administration rooms throuqhout the year. ALMA DOUGHERTY Commercial Who said marriage is sad? She's got more smiles than ever 'for her students since she walked down the middle aisle. HELEN BROWN Dean of Girls Although this is only her first year at Moline High, our new dean of girls has already ac- quired many riew friends by her friendly and helpful atti- tude. ELLA COCKRELL Head of English Department Her avocation of traveling is rather limited to this country at the present because of the War, but she can tell you enough stories about her past trips to till many a volume. LEONA DAY Social Science Anyone can tell that this efficient social science teacher is interested in world affairs, because she teaches history and civics, and is sponsor of the Civics Club. IULIAN DUCRAY Manual Arts Duke's Devils, a spirited basketball team, occupied rnuch oi Mr. DuCray's time. 6l,Clfl,Ag

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FRANCES IOHNSON TRUMAN IONES Social Science Social Science This considerate teacher was one ot the very few who rode bicycles to school when the Weather permitted. ALFRED KASEL Social Science Students in his classes were often entertained and enlight- ened by his recollection of his trips to Europe. Social science seemed to lack something during those weeks when the students knew there would be no one to cheer them up with a French song or Cx number on the harmonica. SOPHRONIA KENT Latin Miss Kent, who is one of the sponsors of the newly organ' ized Moline Chapter of the Iunior Classical Leaque, makes a hit with her students with her friendliness, understanding ways, and patience. ELMER I-ACK ESTHER LIND S0CiCl1 SCie1'lCe Head of Social Science Our new Fellowship Club sponsor and history teacher who hails from lohn Deere started his M, H. S, career last fall. EILEEN MIEDKE Office Secretary Although she was relieved ot the task of issuinq admits and permits this year by the new dean of girls, Miss Miedke still has lots of never-ending work to do in the oitice. Department Her civics and history students realize the importance of study- inq when they take her tests. She's sponsor oi the Civics Club. ALICE ODELL Office Secretary With a thousand and one thinqs to do in our ofiice, Miss Odell seems to be about the busiest person on the scene. CLCU, t