Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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WINIFRED PASS Home Economics When girls finish a course un- der her supervision, they realze that a stitch in time saves nine. ROY PIERSEL Social Science Want to hear everything from the Civil War to Roocevelt dis- cussed in class period? Visit his history classes. AGDA SETTERGREN Swedish, English As chairman of the Red Cross Drive at M. H. S., she certain- ly helped us do our part, al- though she le-it us in Ianuary. M FERN SLUSHER Latin Always williing to do her part, this teacher is the other spon- sor of the Iunior Classical League. Also she has a unique method of teaching Latin that her students like. LEON PICKEREL Manual Arts Another addition to the iaculty of M. H. S., Mr. Pickerel teach- cs apprentice classes at Manual Arts. GEORGE SENNEFF Director of Athletics Football and Basketball Coach This twenty-filth year at Mo- line High has been the busiest for our athletic coach. Besides coaching football and basket- ball teams, he instructs all boys' physical education class- es at M. H. S. BERTHA SIEMEN English She teaches grammar and lit- erature the way her students like to have it taught. N ORMA SMITH Commercial Budding young stenographers ready to go out into the busi- ness world find her instruc- tions anci advice worth listen- ing to. Ullfblkg

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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

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RUTH SPENCER Biology D0n't you know the animal and plant phyla and their characteristics? Oh, Oh! You didn't have Spencer for biol- ogy. LILLIAN STEVENSON Accompanist She's the good-natured, able accompanist ior the M. H. S. vocal groups. Also she took over the music classes last fall when Miss Becker was ill. MARIE E. WILSON Spanish. English Our Spanish teacher carries on with her worlc outside the classroom by acting as spon- sor of the recently organized Pan-American Club. HENRIETTA WOLFF Mathematics ls an equilateral triangle also an equiangular triangle? That is the question. RUTH STACY Commercial The young stenographers in her classes definitely missed her during her illness late in the fall semester. RUTH TOYNE English ' Daily sentence writing is her way of keeping her English students on their tiptaes, from spelling to punctuation. H. E. WOLFE Manual Arts Specializing in the auto me- chanics department, Mr. Wolfe ably trains his students for future careers. EARL YOUNGDAHL Band and Orchestra Hear that iirrt rate trumpeteer- ing? That's Earl E., our band and orchestra instructor. CAMERA SHY .... LUCILLE ANDREWS French MARIORIE HENDEE English S. MAY HOPKINS Head of Commercial Department ADELINE KERNS English PAYE MILLER Bookkeeping CLAUDIA RICE English 14 6lClfl