Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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l L 1911 'l Lois Glenn, A. B ..... Librarian Rockford College That hook is good which puts me in a working mood. -Anon, Ruth Brissman ...... Clerk A fine woman ! a fair woman! a sweet woman V, -Shakespeare. CSince we no longer are refused admits by tlieej Irene Hodgdon ...... Clerk Rep1'oof on her lips but 21 smile in her eye. -Lover. H. F. Riechers . Principal of Manual Arts Armour Institute 'iXYisdom is at the base of all good manage- mentf, julian S. DuCray .... Woodwork Wie see him often during the winter monthsf' Elmer W. Freeman . Mechanical Drawing 'ilnterested in mechanical drawing, chickens, and the 'little womanf 14

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' Z?2ZZZZZZ' 2Z I - 1921 Carroll Keller, A. B. . English, Debating University of Iowa I would applaud thee to the very echo That should applaud agaiu. -Shakespeare. Ina Dunlap .... Music Appreciation Kansas State Normal School National Summer School of Music l'm a part of all I have met. -Tennysoll. Geraldine Hepburn . . . Accompanist A countenance with beckoning smiles. -Carlyle. Clara Weckel . . . Manager Cafeteria Columbia University XYe may live without friends: we may live without hooksg lilut civilized man cannot live without cooks. -Meredith. Sara Bennett ..... Accompanist She works for the joy of working. 16