Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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The secretaries take time out from their many duties. FROST ROW V Smartsy, E Engstrom. E Erickson ROW 2: I Nessel, O Haydon, P Myers, L. Kendall. BACK ROW. H. Geddling, D. Bjurstrom. M. Ross. Preparing, serving, and feeding hundreds of hungry students is not an easy Duyvejohck, I. Saddler, M. Lash, J Larson BACK ROW O. Logsdon, E job for these cafeteria ladies. FROST ROW: C. Todd, C. Short, V. Brun- Kable, E. Ough, Z. Praught, F. Larson, strom, M Hanson, D. Johnson. I Russell. ROW 2: M. Dye, E. Miller, L. j A double crew keeps the building clean. These custodians work days FROST ROW: A VanDaele, E Leslie, E. Robinson, C. French, R. Garrett BACK ROW R Gargus, O. Schicks, C Ruhl, E Wykert 25

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William Adams G Raymond Brasmer Ronald Crouch Robert A Edwards Cyrus A Galley Richard Marlin Power Mechanics Industrial Arts, Co- Electronics Woodworking Mechanical Draft- Auto Mechanics ordinator ing, Architectural Drafting Richard Miller Charles Oellerman Frank Willits Edward Lemon Roger D. Potter Machine Shop Welding Diversified Occu - Athletic Manager. Director of Athletics potions. Key Club, Fieldhouse Manager VICA Aerodynamics Attracts Interested Students Mr. Eugene R. Robards, new vocational mac hine shop teacher, demonstrates This year the Industrial Arts curriculum was broadened to include many TOW) types of study. The addition of the J-wing made this possible. A unit on flight was one of the fcewest courses. Taught by Mr. William Adams, the course gave stu- dents the opportunity to learn something- - aerodynamics. The type of planes studied w ere small radio-controlled planes with a twelve-foot wingspan. Afc Location of the entire electronics department in the new wing was one of the major changes. This change also included the dismantling and transfer of all radio and television anten- nas. Mr. Ronald Crouch was added to the staff as an elec- tronics teacher. Previous to this year auto mechanics was offered for one ( semester. In its place, a semester of power mechanics was offered. Juniors and seniors were able to participate in the vocational auto mechanics program. More than twenty-seven courses were offered to both boys and girls. Girls who were interested in interior design dis- covered that drafting aided them in training for their vocation. Those planning to pursue a college education were able to take several second and third year courses with credits ac- ceptable in college. These courses encourages students to do independent work. 24

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