Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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-win' ..1-Q 'Q' l'.llswn1'tl1 liuller Helen Qiallaway Xlarjorie Cnouette Kieliarcl IISTLLSITIIIIII XYilli11n1 Blael: Rohn-rl Iilalxslee Evelyn Iloycl' I71A:111k llrarlley lllatriee llreeeller ilzlytmi Ilrlcigge Ill-tty llroxvii Iohn l 11'lNm1 I r:l111:llilrlNo11 RICHARD BlaRGSTIiANIJfBee:1nse In-R iH!lIQIlt'l1I?ltIi'E1IIA' inelinefi . . . 860111150 his friends :11 only too glad of that fuet . . . IVII,I,IAM IgI,.31clKf Bl'C'2lllS6 his love for guns Illily Illfllil ' L h1111 1 n1cn:1ee to lllilllliifld . . . BLft'1ll1S6 In' forniezl hiS ONVII viewpoints o11 every snbjeet . . . ROBl'lIi'l BLAKSLRH-fliec-:111se hc was one of our 1'aeqneteo1's . . . Because l1e fiddled well enough 'to rate the Augustana o1'el1est1':1 . . . ICVELYN BUYER--Iieezziise welll always reenll IN'l'21s lilisn I,a11:Ii . . . lieerxuse she sneeeeded ill holding her own regarclless . . . FRANK I3RAIJLl'IY-- Because he tootecl a horn for our eelebrateal hand . . . Beeause behind seenes. he mach- an 1' eient st:1gel1:111rl . . . I3I1IATHICl3I I3REHK'HI'IRfBee:1use she's our up and coming poetess . . H1 lieeanse there will he plenty of time for CUIIIVOSIYIQQ poetry on her bicycle ride to Chicago . . CLAYTON ISRIDGl'l4BeeanSe he voicecl his mclic-:1l views far :uni wiale . . . I5ee:111se no om ever agree-fl with him . . . BETTY l3ROXYNfI3ee:u1se she hacl the intesti11z1l fortitncle 'to sax what she thought . . . Because she was the nzoclel of what the Well-dressed girl would wear . . l'II.LSYVORTH BL'I,I,l9IRfI3c-eanse hels not yet rlisCoi11':1ge4l at the thought of heeoming :1 lawyi . . . Because we believe itis a noble :11nbitio11 . . . HELICX CAI,I,AYVAYfBeeanSe she is tlln IIIJYIQUIHIIC possessor of il pair of beautiful hrown eyes . . . Because she deserted ShefHelcI to aflorn BI. H. S .... MAHJORIIC C'AOL'I'ITTl'I -Because basketball lmppenecl to he her favorite spoit . . . Because she was one of the f0Ill'SOIIlC that ate together every noon . . .IOHN CARLSOIN -Beezxnse l1e lllilllilglil to get his finger partly destroyed . . . BCCHIISC tIl!1t,S what Iiappeileci when he IJUtti'l'0d around at Nlanual Arts . . , VIRGINIA CixIiI,SC,NfBExC21lISC her mfigc-1' Housi sc-rc:11ns were llll1'iV21I0d, and we woncler where she got till' expr-rie11ee . . . Because. what will hcl little ntan :lo after she g'1'21dll2l I

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I,ll,I,l,-KN ANDERSONfBecause she possessed a niop of reddish golden hair . . . Because the aforcnientioncd object made her stand out from the ordinary individual . . . NOR NIA ANDER- SON -Because she showed such good forni on the spring' board . . . Because she was one of Mr. Neal's disciples . . . RICHARD AXDERSONfliecause amateur radio is his sole interest in life . . . Because he had one of the few scientific minds around school . . . VERNON' ANDER- SONfBecause he yearns to take to the great open spaces . . . Because he lirnilv believes in 'thc motto see America first . . . l,OR EN ASHVVOODfBecauSe he counteracted Clavtonls politi- cal viewsfat least he quieted .lack down . . . Because he could take any math course and get away with it . . . DOROTHY BABCOf'K-Because she could laugh herself out of or into anything . . . Because she was the very personification of ehccr . . . BOB BANKSfRecause he was the Greek God of all the little sophomore maidens . . . Recause he threw a football all over the lot . . . JAMES BARCT,AYfl3ecause we wonder what thc similarity is between polo and engineer- ing . . . Because his ambition was not destined 'Lo be satisfied . . . CHARLES BARTON-'Rev cause we didult understand that coggnonien USpccial'l until we knew he was an inventor and an aviator . . . Because he specialized in another field too . . . MYRTLE BATES-Because her talents are many and varied . . . Because she could argue the head off anyone and excel in art and stenography at the same tinie . . . DON BEl3BERfBccause he's the one person who looked like a niillion bucks on a horse . . . Because he flashed his Pepsodent smile on one and all . . . LENNART BEC'KMAN4Recai1sc he was reserved and quiet . . . Because these qualities had no ill effects on his interest in basketball . . . RUTH REITELfliccause her car won first in the MH Nlen's Day l'arade . . . Recause she doesn't have to live oH' her brother's reputation . . . Xorni:1.Xinlerson Richard Anderson Vernon Anderson Loren .Xshwood Dorothy Babcock Rob Hanks xgg James Rarclay Cl'lZll'lL'S lizlrton Bfyrtle llziles Donald llehber Lennart Beekman Ruth lieitel l19l

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ICIJIO CARI,l7'l'I'ONfBeca11se his hooks nianagfc to recline on thc floor most of the tinic . . . Be- cause he has a dry sense of humor .... IIM C'ARRISfBecause no matter where he was. he was sure to he the man at the Wheel . . . Because he managed to do 21 little hit of everything and do it well .... IAM ICS ClflIJAH--Because he wended his shy and unobtrusive way quietly around school . . . Because he concentrated on his studies . . . I I,ORIrlXCl'l CHAI,LMANfBcause for four years she has centered her interests on girls' athletics . . . Because this hasnlt been clet1'il116Htal to her school work . . . BII,I, COA'I'I'lSfBeeause he must bc a direct descendant of Robin Hood . . . Because he has a tremendous self-assurance and that's all that is necessary on this earth . . . MARY .IANIC fIRrhxII'IIi'BCL'J1L1S6 a background of reading is the key to her intellect .... Because she can ramble on and on and not say anything . . . ROBICRT CRIPPl'lNfBeeause he was flashy on the hardwood floor . . . Because he annexed someone who looked very much like his own sister . . . VIRGINIA CKOVVfBec-ause she is practical-minded enough to choose stenography for a profes- sion . . . Because she is artistic enough to enjoy art . . . VIVIAN DANIl+lI,SONfBec:1use East Moline seemed to hold a certain interest for her . . . Because her tiny figure did not seem to pre- vent her from getting around M. H. S .... KENNETH DAVIS--Because professional haselmall is going to he his life work . . . Because women in that ease will prohahly have to he a side line . . . I,A IXIOIN DBFOF4Beeause she made advertising her life and liappincss . . . Because she was one reason why Happiness, was so successful . . . DORIS lJEIiKSENfBecause she was a trusty cafeteria cashier . . . Because there ought to he a law against having eyes like hers' . . . ROGER Dl'lSSl4lRTgBec:111se he astounded us with his flair for Drainaties . . . Because if Rome ever saw a Lutorious like him it wouldn't have lost its glory . . . lilnio Carlctmi jim Curtis ,lanics Cedar lflorcuce fhalliuan liill Coates Mary jane Crain Rohcrl Vrippcn Virginia Crow Vivian Danielson Kenneth Davis La Nloiu Delfoe AVN-A Doris llcrlqsen Roger llcsscrt l :fm