Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Senior Basketball HEAVYWEIGHT Never did Coach Edward Carlson's heavyweight senior team need the hacking of Old Lady Luck worse than in the semi-finals, hut that fickle lady refused to give them her sup- port and they were eliminated hy the up-and-coming juniors. The seniors played a fast and thrilling game, hut a series of clean pot-shots hy the juniors wrecked their hopes for the championship. Upper Row: Lundlaolm, Carlson. Coach, Rinehart Lower Row: Hansen, Carthey, Schacht Cl RLS Miss Severance. after weeks of hard training, led the senior girls into the Interclass Tour- nament and had the satisfaction of having them place lirst, lYitl1 the entire team playing ehanipionship haskethall, the seniors made a clean sweep of their games and vanquished the sophomore quintet in the final playoff. Conti teamwork and excellent hasket shooting char- acterized their playing through- Ullt lllc 'lllllff' tllllfllalllellt- UDDS1' Row: Weber, Wilson, Spratt, Livingston. Maves Lower Row: Johnson, Palmer, Dnehelliehn LILDHTXYEIGHT 'Tis an ill wind that blows nohody some gootlf' and the senior lightweight team would have heen happy if the winds of chance had only hlown more favorahly in their direction dur- ing the tournament. The team put up a good light, but the underclassmen seemed to have all the luck, and they were lin- ally forced into fourth place. Upper Row: Peterson, Carlson, Coach, West Lower Row: Larson, Ewing, Becker, Brissman 102