Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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ffff' 'X WX anti. p, ix 'i . ' 1 QV ' as afseglle- 21 . ft: fra! lg V tuna L, gtillj pf ff 2' le - John Deere Junior High One of the greatest changes and improvements in the hfstogy of Moline's school system came about this year with the opening of the new john Deere junior High School. The high school had become so overcrowded that it was unwieldy and so it was decided that, rather than construct a new high school that would only aid one school, a new junior high school should be built that would not only relieve the congestion of the high school but would also somewhat aid the grade schools of the city. The result is the john Deere junior High which is simply another step in the development of our educa- tional system. QQEEEHEE BOOK 1. THE SCHOOL BOOK II. ACTIVITY BOOK III. ATHLETICS BOOK IV. FEATURES