Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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v BETTY QUICK Quickie -the gal with the sleek brown bob and elfin face, who was usually just ki-i- ding around. ELAINE ROBERTS A clever wit plus that twinkle in her eye caught this little gal many a handsome beau. IOYCE ROSENBERG Besides being someone you looked at twice, Rosie didn't seem to have too much trouble keeping those grades on the honor roll, working after rchool, and being a smooth dancer. IAMES SCHELL Star passer on the football team, lim is the senior class' Hercules, personified. LOIS POPE the library. ROBERT RYSER Possessor of a smooth person- ality and Janie , Buck was a leader in both athletics and Hi-Y circles. HELEN SCHERER Bcause her main interest is dress designing, Helen divided her time between the art room and Allendale. Lois could be found in the gym every G. A. A. night practicing on A-1 basketball shots. MARY ELLEN PRIEST Imagine finding an artist hid- den among a pile of books. Anyway, Mary spent lots of her spare time helping out in 7 Cfaaa of 45 MARY PCULTER Always up to her ears in mis- chief, Poult kept things popping everywhere. MARGARET PYNCKEL Pinky, another student who spent a lot of time in the sew- ing rooms and kitchens at Al- lendale. Maybe she was given that nickname to describe her blushes? DOROTHY RILEY Dot, with her contagious laugh and ability to play the piano, was one of the more popular girls around school. MARLYN ROOT When Madame President turns out to be the valedictorian that's news at Moline High. Marlyn had lots of enthusiasm and we knew she could do it.

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IOYCE PEASE We have no doubts that Ioyce will make a first rate nurse with her fine mind cmd excel! lent memory. IUANITA PETERSON Naturally-curly hair, blue eyes, pleasing personality and brains. That's what the most popular senior girl is made ot. WILLARD PETERSON His infectuous laughter, acting ability, and nice personality made him one of the outstand' ing seniors. PLORELLEN PINKERTON Pretty name-I-pretty qirl-I-per- sona1ity:everyone's iriend. Gfaaa o Z5 SHIRLEY PARKER ADALOU PARMENTIER Shir1 found an outlet for her Mademoiselle Parmentier tried slightly-less-than-genius style to live up to her heritage by oi writing in her A-l column in increasing her knowledge of the L. O. T. the French language. KENNETH PAULY GLADYS PEARSALL Tall, dark, handsome, and at- Her head was crowned with letict What more Ken we say? beautiful blond naturally-curly hair that was really something to dream about. VIRGINIA PHILLIS As a mere l0B Virginia won fame as MI-lS's tiniest student. IEAN PIERSEL Being a smooth girl on and' off the dance floor accounted for her numerous dates. DAPHNE PERSON Dossie was really a fine Per- ' son with a nice personality and lots of friends. SHIRLEY PETERSON A blond Senior Miss- Pete Ierk. Pete, Ruthie foursome. A Makes up one part oi the Ozz,

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., . We... , . , I l ISABELLE SMARR A convincing orator, Isabelle plans a career as a lawyer. IEREMY SMITH Composer, and president of the Lit. Board, Clyp would like to make his career the U. S. Army at least for awhile. BETTY SOHLBERG Betty's good nature will al- ways be remembered and ap- preciated by her classmates. GERTRUDE SCHERER Cfaaa of 215 RUTH SCHILLING One of those She's engaged- she's lovely girls. All one had to do to start Gertie talking was to mention Charley . IOHN SCHMIDT Mit's red hair, red sweater, and subtle humor won him the admiration of many girls, es- pecially Delores. BARBARA SIPES Barb will always be remem- bered for her jitterbugging and her collection of servicemen. An accomplished organist and lover of children, Ruth has de- cided to make teaching her career. HELEN SINCZUK Winner of three medals award- ed td Ianuary grads, Helen ls also an accomplished student Of the violin. MARION SLICKER Ger-r1y want to know how this high-stepping blond ma- jorette spent most of her spare CALEB SMITH From master of ceremonies to quarterback, Clap excelled in everything. ROBERTA SMITH Bobbie , with the beautiful eyes, had two great loves, Walt Pierson and the Rek. RUTH STAACK Ruth was usually seen strug- gling beneath the weight of Augie Oscar , her bulky' cel- lo. time? I