Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Cfw SHIRLEY BRIERE Breer's original jokes and jigsaw puzzles kept the tn' mates of L. O. T. and the Sup- ply Corner howling. THEODORE BROMAN Ted's main interest seemed to he in the sophomore class cmd the choir DOROTHA BROWN Brown-eyed, southern, and strictly a solid Democrat, this of 215 ROBERT BROADFOOT One of the few Handy- Andies in the visual educa- tion room: Bob also spent a lot of time shutter-snapping for the IANET BROOKE A suprerb combination of beauty, brains, personality and wit. GEORGE BROWN George was another handsome senior who disappointed all the lasses of his class. His at- than da-owns . IANET BROWN IEANNETTE CAMERON Always interested in the do- mestic arts, Ianet will make a certain soldier a good wife someday. MARGERY CARADINE Besides Marge's main interest at M. H. S., G. A. A., her at- tention was focused one one of Auqie's men. WILLIAM A. CARLSON When the Civics class took over the city, they really made history with the Civics brain acting as prosecuting attorney. lean was interested in all kinds of sports and really went to work in the G. A. A. BEVERLY CARLSON Her many steadies were the net result of a cute personal- ity and that gorgeous natural' ly-curly hair. DOLORES CARLSON Her beautiful brown hair made people stop and look twice at her. Memphis Belle had more ups tention was divided between golf and havinq a good time with the fellas. m ,, ,,, , ,Wo

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IRENE DE MEULENAERE lrene's naturally curly red hair, pleasrnq manner, and de- pendabilrty made her fr tfrv olite with lwr tglclssrnates. CAM of 145 t E, .4 , V 8 Q.A .. . It-A ' I ,I V- , if? W , I M 'f -J' I A f A I I 7 A fa, WALTER DE ROO Let's Puetz lf this way, Wfrlt was one at those mud cats with that lonq wavey hfur and smooth lme. DODEN had beautxtul red htnr a qemus ter nvrth :Ser - tx, 'S . f : 'N' Ei. Atv -'SW' vii? , I SQ V ,iii . 32,5 ,.:, W i I 9 ft! at It Q 4 A ,hs - ' E Image Not Available CHARLES DE PAEPE This telltvw won Mrss Hendes-'S eternal trlendship by brinqinq two heautrlul snakes to class. SHIRLEY DE TAEYE The busiest person in school, Sh1rl put aut a first Class L. O. T., was busmess manaq- er of almost every play, and was also on the M staft. MARILYN DUFI-'IN Duffy was noted tor bemq one at our very few qirl avlal ters and tor henna lWody's ln- sepfrrable Companion. MARILYN EFFLAND Name prfrrtically any Fubyevt, and Effie wlll extensively eluuldate upon lt. ALVERN ENGWALL One of Mr. Sennet't's many, Al had more than football to keep htm busy a great IDICT- est IH fr potlte brunette. VIRGINIA ERICKSON Vlrqinla answered the Presl- dent's appeal tor more nurses by qraduatmq a semester early so that she could join the Cadet Nurse Corps,