Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1936 volume:

A mf- V 'ef , NTU A 'P i f g Presentm the 1936 M yearbook of Mo11ne Semor H1gh School Molme I111no1s XX ? X Publlshed by the semor class Kenneth MHCTOTIG edltor Mary Jane Wagner bus1ness manager ' 7 CC 71 1 1 s 2 A ' - . 'gm' Ky, -ag, -1- , nj? rg .1r'J f ,W S L1 , any A , .. in , P X ' 'K Q e V 1 Y x X ' N- . .1 x N . V 'K .Q Q X x -. x' X K K X- xx , N s 51 XX s A M X Q xx X x ' X x X X -, I- k' s NX! tire swaps on one or mow xtraigmt rave o xnow. . . 9 1 i 9 ' The 1936 M Staff Kenneth MECTOTIG ed1tor Mary Jane Wagner buslness manager Jean Carlson subscr1pt1on manager Sam Anderson photographer Mr Dolph La1n faculty adv1sor EDITORIAL STAFF Carolyn Getz ass1stant edltor Ethel Paul art1st John Graflund boys ath1et1cs Jane Anderson glrls athlet1cs Esther Marsh calendar Th ll h M h h W John Wallace dramat1cs Sh1rley Trachtenbarg forenslcs Vernon Pearson orgamzatlons Ted Glelchman ass t photographer Eugene Haler p1cture ed1tor Jean Heavener and V1rg1n1a Van Senus sen1or edltors BUSINESS STAFF Frank Davldson Eugene Peterson Helen Carlson Ted Gle1chman Ann F1ske Sam Anderson Subscr1pt1on Staff Mar1an Dyce Bob Youngberg Harry Ekstam Vera Plerson Jane Benson Typlsts L1nnea Anderson Valeska Patterson Norma Johnson . ......... I . 7 ' . ' D ' . . , , N. gi n .bv 4 Pk - 'l e a ey approac to oline Hig from t e est. . . . I ' . 7 . We feel that the thoughts act1ons and lmgo of the MOIIHC students of 1935 36 should be caught and recorded here so that they may stand apart from student l1fe of other years and other schools Molme Hwh may not have the trad1t1on of an Oxford but there are cer tam pecul1ar1t1es Wh1Ch belong to 1t and to no other school We hope that we have captured these customs and the sp1r1t of the streaml1ned years of 1935 36 and recorded them here We g1VC you 1nformal1ty your l1fe and language 7 9 A I D I .le tw0jx1nio1'H I' 3 ' I h' I ' f' ., M l' - Hlgl. , . . , I f Contents Speakers Wrlters and actors page 5 Clubmen and women page 21 Educators page 35 C f M Ball players and bow men page 43 Events and persona11t1es page 63 Guys and gals page 73 , , .... . b 72 . ' ,X , M I 'A' Q W ' va.. W . -f ,df , , . far . I fa , Y lax 44 ornerstone 0 . H. S. . . SPEAKERS WRITERS AND ACTCRS Q5--'N 1 71' 13... Lzterary C Alssoczatzon W The first act1v1ty of th1s organ1zat1on was a t1me hallowed Esklmo p1e Llterary Hop whlch was held early 1n the first semester V1rg1n1a Van Senus peddled the llterary tlckets th1s year 1n the role of student mana adm1ss1on to all forenslcs were 1n eluded ln the pr1ce of each tlCk6t The L1terary Assoc1at1on exerts qulte a power 1n the school because lt han dles all deta1ls of speakmg contests and Works hand 1n hand W1th the L1ne O Type The L1terary Board of Control composed of a boy and a g1rl from each class appo1nts the ed 1tor and bus1ness manager of the L1ne 0 Type and selects the officers of the Llterary Assoc1at1on The b1ggest undertakmg of the asso c1at1on was the d1nner Wh1Ch was glven 1n May for all the students who partlclpated 1n llterary act1v1t1es Lzterary Board o Control BdL CffdP hdW T 0 'X 1 o o John allace Virginia Van Senus President Student Manager . - . . , , , ' 9 . , , . . - l , I ger. L1ne 0' Type subscr1pt1ons and . . . , - , . 0 F u inden Norma johnson li or eterson Alice Barawski Ric ar endt Marilyn illberg 'Q MEllCkll MBbG D Lzterary Coaches An important faculty trio holds the ary groups of the school Miss Ella Cockrell head of the Eng 11sh department business manages the Junior and senior plays faculty advises the Line 0 Type and badg ers the Literary association into ac tion Continually marking on her desk with her ever present Parker eversharp clenched in her right hand and running the left hand through her snowy hair she carries out order from the chair of 88 with its beautl ful hand crocheted cushion Coaching three major productions of the year the A D C Junior and Dramatic club plays and the debate squad gives Miss Barbara Garst rather a l1on s share of the work Saturday labor and promptness to the minutest degree consituting her prime man1as she dominates her Ju want to find a place in the corner of her heart shower her with pictures and stories of the Magnificent Swede for there you'11 find her Achille s heel His swivel chair undoubtedly the most comfortable seat in the entire school is no minor necessity to Mr Dolph Lain as from this pos1t1on of utmost ease he calmly coaches the senior play girls declamation and boys oratory corrects M proof during his more peaceful interludes He has an infant daughter Diane who will make a very beautiful senior play lead in her day f195'?j though Daddy may not be here to coach Oh yes We almost forgot to mention a certificate of honor from Bemto Mus sol1n1 on his classroom wall makes him well qualified to direct anything. 7 I I r--9 V- ,, , 'Q' h h ef i is: oc re iss ar ara arst Mr. olph Lain O guiding reins and check of the liter- veniles with terrific energy. If you . , , n a . , . 77 . . . , I , 0 a , - . 9 . . . . . . . - , . . , . s o , 0 ' ' ! 7 7 i C4 il . , . . .- , 7 ! , 0 0 I, . . , . c , . I . , 1 . . 1 8 Extemp M B M L H k BllR Mol1ne Hlgh s forens1c act1v1t1es cul m1nated 1n the presentat1on of the three extemporaneous speakmg contests all held on the home platform The first of these was a local el1m1nat1on contest held Aprll 13 The w1nn1ng speakers and the1r subjects were B111 Rueckert Hltler s Rh1neland Move Soares Europe Marg or1e Baumgarten Cubans Governed By Dlctator Myrna F1scher, I C C Orders Lower Rates Leo Henr1ckson Edward VIII Th1rd place honors went to Myrna F1SCh er second place was captured by Marg or1e Baumgarten and B111 Rueckert cop ped first place A strong Rock Island team defimtely swamped the Mol1ne speakers on Apr1l 15 On Apr11 16 a local contest to select the Northwest Conference represen tat1ve was held by Mr La1n 1n the speech classroom In th1s el1m1nat1on contest B111 Rueckert earned the pos1t1on of N W C representat1ve Northwest Conference schools journeyed to the Maroon aud1tor1um on Frlday Apr1l 17 and managed to push the host school represented by B111 Rueckert 1nto th1rd place Mr Rueckert 1S ably qual liied for speech work because lt IS h1S custom to ga1n pract1ce by dropp1ng 1nto the Book Exchange or some other loaf ers habxtat and a1r1ng h1s pet VIEWS about mlscellaneous questlons of the day . . , . . . . i . . 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Forenslcs opened w1th the selectlon of the glrls declamatlon team Ten g1rls were entered 1n the local contest, and the lucky SIX were chosen from a wealth of eager mater1al Carol Nelson, June Leeper and Thada Benbrook captured the iirst three places 1n the order named MarJor1e Batchelor, Helen Mledke and Jeannette Blomgren were the other three successful contestants Three traged1es ' Paul1ne Pavlovna ' The Eyes of the Bl1nd, and Humor esque and three comedles Aunt Elnora's Hero ' ' Patron's Day at the V1llage School, and Buy a Dog Lady'7 caused aud1ences to expenence both laughs and sobs In the Trlangu lar clashes w1th East Mol1ne and Rock Island, Mol1ne won the former and lost the latter, but 1n both the Maroon con testants galned 1nd1v1dual honors I these contests June Leeper a Jumor, as representatlve to the new Northwest Conference at Galesburg On the way to Galesburg, June was very calm unt1l she was W1th1n ten m1les of Galesburg Then, as Mr La1n 1nforms us she began to develop a moderate case of the knock1ng knees Facmg the aud1ence, however, June d1d very fine work and scared herself 1nto thlrd place Gzrls Declamatzon MJ dB Mdk C . . . , , . . , . . , ' l ! - . . - Q . , , Cl ' if CC - Q! 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' n , , . . captured first honors and was selected ar'orie Batchelor Tha a enbrook - Jeanette Blomgren june Leeper ' Eileen ie e arol N l ' v 0 R Bll Oratory h Bld h R Quality instead of quantity turned out for tryouts for the oratory team Com petition, therefore was keen and Judging was very difficult The success ful contestants were Arthur Conelly Baldwin Day B111 Rueckert Richard Pettit John Sandholm and Russell Johnson Arthur Conelly s presenta t1on of Ropes ran away with first place wh1le Baldwin Day s An Inter nat1onalRacketeer was a good second Science philosophy and other well versed subjects figured in the presenta t1ons of Ropes An International Racketeer Dollars Doctors and Dis Way of Life and They That Take The Sword In the verbal battle with East Moline the Moline speakers were victorious wh1le in the Rook Island con test, they were defeated by a moderate margin Arthur Conelly one of the two senior members of the team by virtue of his success both in the local and triangular contests was chosen to represent Moline at the Northwest Con ference in Rock Island Here Arthur untangled the ropes and walked away with th1rd place Four members of this team are eligible to compete next season and a strong one 1S to be expected 9 9 ' i 7 7 9 f 3 7 7 7 ' if 7? 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V , , - in I ff- ty ' ac , cc - , ' 97 ll ' g 9 9 9 ' ,A p yy ease, The Vision of a Scientist, A ' 71 CC Y If ' I ' i I Art ur Conelly a win Day ' ussell Johnson Ric ard Pettit i ucckert john Sandholm ' - - 1 Miss Barbara Garst, their energetic coach whipped the debate squad into shape for the subject Sociahzed Medicine ', between her many play re hearsals A common sight on a busy Saturday morning was to see the debate stacks of source books in one corner of the library while the third act of a cur rent play was laboring under the eagle eye of their director in another one The negative team suffered a loss at the beginning of the season when the oiiice decreed that Lee Mousely brilliant orator of the preceding year, was in eligible because a semester in trade school totalled his semesters up to six and a half but he managed to chairmen the home debates and to assist the coach with squad training The affirmative team was headed by Frank Sollo, another capable speaker of last season Augustana college held a debate tourna ment before the conference contests started, which constituted one of the best practices of the semester and gave much needed experience to a few of the squad 1n1t1ates The series of four Northwest Conference debates were rounded oil' with an even score defeat ed Monmouth lost to Galesburg, de feated East Moline, and lost to Rock Island Debate S9 Marjorie Baumgarten Lloyd Engl Myrna Fxsch Victory Pea Rueck Russell johnso er Leo Henrxck Rxchard Pe Frank S ll , . . . ,, . . 1 f . . , - ' e 0 team concentrating heavily on their as 7 , - Lee Mousel CC ' Romeo and julzet Trial I9 fur 93 Two short operas, Trial by Jury, and Romeo and J uliet were entertainingly presented in November by the Music de- partment headed by Miss Ina Dunlap. Romeo and Juliet, a take-off on Shake- speare's play, threw the audience into spasms of laughter, especially when one song was rendered entitled The Stomach Pump. Trial by J ury was a colorful court scene opera presented lightly to bring out the excellent humorous situ- ations. The decision of the judge to marry the plaintiif, parts cleverly taken by Harry Ekstam and Mary Chirekos, was the climax of the singing production. o I-lt e E C A 1 V W B W C D K opp B Day L y W B10 be g F Ald L b .I P R A H u I L M h j K H E o R R L D V D K 0 0 1 g W. Bl mberg. R. Pearson, A. Hullman. H. Pstam. j. Gilbert, R. Carlson. C. M lin. L. ngland, N. Danberg. H. Muehlhausen, C. ook, F. Davidson, J. Fryxell, . Ulner. J, Fricsta, . alline. Harris, . urry, . Nuessli. W. Essig, W. Day. J. Johnson, R, 1' . - . - Smilh. . m r , . ene. E. Lindgren, Wm. Curry, '. Harris, B. . Harris, R. osateri, W. Essig, . Nuessli, . llman, D. ndstrom, . E cling, . johnson, . rusovar. L. ngland. 1 . Senneff, . Carlson. L. Lage, . ekkcr. . uncan, R. ropp, B. Day, M. Chirekos. H. Ekszam, M. R ehnelt, A. J. Ericks n, n. The Honorable Judge Truman Jones guided the pro- logue, which with Vernie Pearson--a beautiful lady in blue-and four baby beeves dressed in . . . some- thing, resulted in a nutty collection of half-wit-ism. In the minstrel proper, Bud Linden, snapping his feet, brought down the house for the first time when he spent most of his time in the front row of the audi- ence on his girl friend's lap. Bob Simpson torment- ed several hundred feminine hearts when he render- ed perfectly the song of that same name. On the oth- er hand. . . there was Lloyd England who worked him- self into such a iit of frenzy that the chorus had to sing his fourth encore for him. Minstrel proper: We Saw the Sea, entire company, You Stayed Away Too Long, Connie Flick, Lost, John Wallace, 'Tm Gonna Clap My Hands,', Bud Linden, Wahoo, Dave Freeman, Tormented, Bob Simpson, 'Tm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter, W'llard Anderson, Stella the Belle of the Town, Lloyd England MBXICHII Ros , Bob J amls , Goody Goody Chet Mitchell Big Bass V101, A t Conelly Let Yourself Go Kenny Gellerstedt Cl1ng to Me Jim G1lb t, Marching Along Togeth er, entire company Interlocutor Frank Davidson Coach Ray Holst Business Manager J ocko Graflund CC ' Fellowship M instrelsv Bo S ff a Ah lc B a VI Bl Wa d ll D lik l ay e y r o Co lla lp x M W ll b y Bo oS ix Ca W x b 1 - il - C ' ' 97 ' 1 , ' e on ac 77 ' . at ' ' 97 ' s 1 I' - if 73 a 7 3 9 If ' 77 ' ' n Ci ' , er - 7, ' 1 ' Fourth Row: Merle Kruse, h wanson. jim Teale, Cli Heinzel. Kenneth Cox. Don Allison, Rol nd Anderson, Edwin P o D lsrrand. Dick Sprung. Clayton johnson. Bill Young. Third Row: Alan Wee el, Bill Sxoneburner. Carl Norlen, Emmett uhle. Fr nk Sollo, Bob 1 iedke. Ed akslee, rren Gleichman, R e' r, Wa ne Os und. Bill Peters, Bert Anderson. Second Row: B b u x, Ra h Swanson, Sam Anderson. Kenne h acrorie. Richard Luchsinger. a ace Blombe-rg, jack Wel h Ch l Saunders. Don Schroeder, Vernon Pearson, Eugene Peterson, Del er! Olson, -Iocko Gradund. Bill Spltznas. Firsr Row: Llo d England, Kenny Gellerstedt. Connie Flick. Willard Anderson. b jamison. B b irnpson. Mr. jones. Fran o ch Ray Holst. john allace, Ar Conelly. Chex Mitchell, Bud Linden, Dave Freeman, jim Gil err. 1 llll CC 99 Daddy Long Legs The After Dinner Club donned male att1re for 1tS annual play Daddy Long Legs Carol Nelson handled the orphan g1rl lead so perfectly that she was favored wlth applause 1n the m1ddle of a scene, the recogn1t1on every thesp1an prays for Esther Marsh cast as1de the manner1sms of her sex so effectlvely for the other lead the one W1th the long legs, that her manly bear1ng left no need for 1mag1nat1on The Cast J8I'V1S Pendleton Esther Marsh James McBr1de, Carol Getz Cy rus Wykoff, Dorothy M1H1Ck Abner Parsons, Jeanne Sundme Gr1ggs Mary Jane Wagner Walters, Kather1ne Berndt Judy Abbott Carol Nelson M1ss Pr1tchard V1Ct0Ty Pearson Mrs Pendle ton, V1rg1n1a Van Senus J ul1a Pendleton, Kay Donav1n Sal11e McBr1de Mary Jane Nelghbour Mrs Semple, Esther Lund gren Mrs L1ppett Mar1an Dyce Sadle Kate Mary Jane Hartman Gladlola Harrlett Brown Loretta Evelyn Holm Mam1e Jean Carlson Fredd1e Perk1ns Helen Holder Carr1e, Jane Benson Malds, Ivene Noble Nell1e Lmdvall Coach M1ss Barbara Garst Busmess manager Vera P1erson Property mana ger Grace Shager 'f'wn,.q qmwm 1 Kh Hd Vg P 1:1H E h N ghb l d K . . H 7 77 . . 7 0 . ' 1 I . I - 7 7 . . n 7 . . . 7 7 ' . 7 I I ' 7 4 7 7 v v ' ' . . . . . 7 . . . . 7 7 a ' ' . . . l . 7 ' 7 7 7 7 7 I I I 7 7 ' 7 . . . . 7 7 7 I . I 7 7 , . I . I - . . , 'm '4 '-ff-fam V ' M J .,,. F m , .WMC ,M . ,N 4 Mmm E ,V 5 4 , , 3 , o tanding: Carol Getz, Marian Dyce, Mary jane Wagner, Jeanne Sundine, Mary jane ei our, Nel ie Lin vall, Esther Marsh, atherine erndt, Ivene Nob e, Dorothy Minfck. D rttmg: at ' Donavin, Helen o' er, jean Carlson, ir inia Van Scnus, Harrxet Brown, Carol Nelson, Mary jane Hartman, jane Benson . Y yn oim, st Lundgrcn, Brandon Thomas' hilarious Char1ey's Aunt was presented by the junior class on December the sixteenth Randall Nyman was unusually feminine 1n the title role, donning an old maid s garb and slipping 1n and out of one humorous s1tu ation after another Randall, petite 1n black skirt and petticoat, sat down with more than lady like force simply crushed a chair to pieces and almost fell over backward doing it Just laughing natur ally Latimer Johns then saved the day by coming over and helping the aunt up and then putting the chair to one side and the show went on without a. slip Cast Farmer Jack Trevor Jack Chesney Neil Danberg Kitty Verdun, Phyllis Holtz Amy Spettigue, Marion Harmon Charles Wykeham Latimer Johns Colonel Ches ney Bill Rueckert Lord Fancourt Bab erly fCharley s Aunty Randall Nyman Stephen Spettigue Jack Sundine Ella Delahey Velma Lee Campbell Donna Lucia Virginia Johnson Maud, Carol Anderson Brasset,Baldw1n Day Coach Miss Barbara Garst Business manager Roberta Townsend Property manager Aileen Anderson Charley? Aunt ww WWW 97 ll Bld S NlDbg I V2 fml TYKT They All W dnt Somethzng The seniors staged a scream on March the twentieth, which was received with more than the expected number of laughs With a name l1ke Hilda one wouldn t ex pect much but Esther Marsh succeeded 1n looking quite romant1c and act1ng the part of the beautiful heroine nicely Even though he was exceedingly dirty around the neck Cliff Hemzel was a smooth gentleman tramp for the male lead Art Conelly 1n a loud striped suit made a perfect crude gambling hall pro prietor who teamed nicely with the brazen black ma1ler Carol Nelson The cast Kane Kllbourne Harry Ekstam Hilda Kilbourne Esther Marsh M Kilbourne Wallace Blomberg Mrs K1l bourne Jean Heavener Grosvenor Bud Linden Wade Rawlins Clifford Heinzel Herb Wheeler B111 Spitznas Valerie Victory Pearson V1rg1n1a Helen Holder MIHHIB Harlan Carol Getz Jack Merrill Lloyd England Chauncey Smith Art Conelly Annabelle Carol Nelson B1l1y Kilbourne Bob Engstrom Coach Mr Dolph La1n Busmess manager Ann Fiske Property manager Grace Shager 59 S H H B513 Wll B d Clffl-l h . . . , ' 35 ' s ' ' 7 . 7 ' 7 7 7 1 9 ' - , , . I l l ' 7 7 , , I'. 2 1 - ' . 7 7 7 . . . . . . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 I l ' 7 7 7 , . : . . . . ' e'e'1 7 X it xt Q 4. I lwmgw qagy an 4 N 4 fs- V l,.,-V-.,r..s.w.-..,.gM...a-M.,.,,,yz an ,, , . .. ...: 'ALM,,...,.,d.MLm,.aw , LJ.-'f' ' 1 :. 1 at Q M ,.. H.-.,-,W-M--'-,, 4-V---We W W xtflua ' V A I V 5 is , A 3 --....,,.W..,. M, . - 4. .bv ' , 4 - Q' - , , b ' , ' , - , ' . - . 6 f , r A - '-,BTX M - '-1 ,, . .5 A ,,, . , ,Q , . 'rx -xg ff Q 7 . ' A - - . ' ' . Standing: bo ngstrom. Harry Ekstam. jean Heavencr, a ace Blomberg. Lloyd Englihd. ill SDNZHHS, Art COHSUY. ntmg: elen ol er, Carol Getz, i einzel, Victory Pearson, Es! er Marsh. Carol Nelson. Changed from their customary last place on the dramatic calendar, the Drama Clubbers very efliciently held the initial spotlight. As enjoyable as Mark TWain's famed book, the play was made even better by the Whole-hearted, bare-footed performance of Arthur Conelly who capa- bly handled the title role. Unshaven chins and pants suspended by one lone strand of rope gave an unusually realistic effect. Example: the timid geologist, Harry Ekstam, mixes up a recipe book with a patented love-making volume while proposing to Myrna Fischer. In the middle of a tense romantic moment Harry asks Myrna to be his Hungarian goulash. The cast: Aunt Polly, Carol Getz, Ruth Watson, Myrna Fischer, Mary Jane, Ro- berta Townsend' Fred Raymond Harry Ekstam Melba White Ivene Noble Clara Woppinger Nellie Lindvall Amy Woppinger Helen Smutz Huckleberry Finn Arthur Conelly John Finn Lloyd England Tom Sawyer Bruce Harris Coach Miss Barbara Garst Business managers Phyllis Holtz Jack Trevor Property manager Grace Shager Huckleberry Finn S M FhLldEldClGI Nbl 7 7 I . O 7 7 7 . . . . 7 7 I I 7 7 7 7 7 . . 7 7 ' O . . . . . , . Standing: Mary jane Wagner isubslituteb, Harry Ekstam, Art Conelly, Roberta Townsend, Bruce Harris, Helen Smu nttxngz yrna rsc er, oy ng an. aro etz, vene o e. Z -IU' Lzne O Type 6 j 9 F Ah Fk publ1shed the school news sheet weekly 1nstead of b1weekly as 1n past years Feature wr1ters W111 tes t1fy that a fertlle bra1n was necessary to produce a fresh 1nterest1ng art1cle every seven days The L1ne O Type stepped from the conservat1ve path th1s year and dellghted some of 1ts former cr1t1cs by publ1sh1ng two scathlng and t1mely ed1tor1als One was on the subject of boo1ng and whlstllng at basketball games and the other encouraged students to at tend forenslc act1v1t1es It 1S no secret that th1s Clty 1S athlet1cally 1ncl1ned and does not lean toward Qwvffvfv ly d1d 1tS best to conv1nce readers that th1s was the wrong att1tude The d1rt column of th1s newspaper ran under a d1fferent head1ng +h1s year From the Crow s Nest but lt cont1nued to hold the great popu lar1ty that 1tS predecessors enjoyed Athlet1c scoops on local papers were frequent because ed1tor Conelly wh1pped out the paper late Saturday nlghts and even Sundays 1n order to beat the b1g metropohtan da1l1es Advert1s1ng was successfully taken care of by Ann F1ske who planted new faces 1n the ad sect1on Wh1Ch was greatly 1mproved 1n appearance ph O Th ,S . E .ditor, rt ur Conelly Business Manager, Ann is e The staff cut deadlines in half, and speaking jousts, but the school week- , ' ' ' , 66 9 ,!7 i . , . . F . . . . , , The Staff Arthur Conelly 36 Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef Ann FISKG 36 Bus1ness Manager V1rg1n1a Van Senus 36 Subscr1pt1on Manager MISS Ella Cockrell Faculty Adv1sor EDITORIAL STAFF Luke Herdener 36 News Edltor Jack Welch 36 Feature Ed1tor Jane Anderson 36 Copy Ed1tor FEATURES Mar1an Odell 37 Evelyn Matthews 36 Carol Nelson 36 Mary Ida Jones 37 Carol Getz 36 REPORTERS Ralph Swanson 36 Helen Smutz 37 Kay Hrusovar 37 Bob Engstrom 36 Jean Heavener 36 D1ck Braum1l1er 39 Ruth All1son 37 Jean Carlson 36 Marlan Anderson 38 Eugene Krone 38 Anna Swango 38 MarJor1e Benell 38 CIRCULATION Sara Getz 38 C1rculat1on Manager Esther Lundgren 36 Forelgn C1rculat1on TYPISTS Delores F1scher 36 Valeska Patterson 36 Margaret Exbom 36 Dor1s Johnson 36 BUSINESS STAFF Merle Kruse 36 Jane Mayer 38 Em1ly Ann Harper 38 Jeanette Blomgren 37 Kay Berndt 36 Norma Nyqu1st 37 V1rg1n1a Stlllwag N ell1e L1ndvall 36 Roberta Townsend 37 D1ck Freeman 39 E1leen Sers1g 38 Arl1ene Swanson 39 Myrna Flscher 38 on, 36 , . . . , ......4.-............ 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The orchestra 1S a group Wh1Ch does not rece1ve the apprec1at1on that It mer1ts for weekly pract1ces and spec1al appear ances are really nothmg else but work enjoyable as 1t may be It 1S a mus1cal educat1on but we th1nk educatlon 1S Just another name for work anyhow Two members of th1s stellar organ1zat1on are bound to go far Bob Coultas blow1ng h1s tuba all out of shape and Wally Blomberg str1v1ng to cut out a chunk of fame Wlth h1s mus1ca1 saw are the chosen ones of Allah D1rector E Lee Barnett A classlc at Browmng s F1eld or the F1eld House wouldn t be a class1c Wlth out Mr Youngdahl and h1S trusty band of stooges who blast away game after game Somethlng not to be forgotten IS a band member tell1ng Mr Youngdahl at that cold Thanksg1v1ng Day game that he couldn t play because h1s new French horn was frozen The band was g1ven several new 1nstruments thls year Wh1Ch 1mproved both appearance and effectwe ness The first concert of 1tS hlstory was held March 27 Orchestra Band 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 . . , . . , . . 1 , . new Second Row Allan Weckel Arnold Hullman Wallace Blomberg Bob Coultas Adnan Stergenga Art Cordell Earl Cox Mr Barnett Ftrst Row Bob Carlson Bull Stoneburne Marvel Bouda Vxvlan Vogel Jeanette Stage Elsie Vogel Katherme Thatcher Kenny Summers Bob Bracher IDI-Zu, 'P Fourth Row Lloyd Kung jack Nleblmg Fred Logan Arnold Hullman Georze Freeland Bob Coultas Thxrd Row Art Cordell Earl Cox Clnff Hexnfel Bob Gustalson Louxs Thornbloom Bob Muller B111 Roseberg Duck McCune A G Cowan Second Row Evelyn Berry Winston Day Bull Carlson George Nelson Ward Cramer Gerald Lindberg, john johnson Martin Wllltams Edward Hemmrngson Bob Bracler Effie lohnson First Row jim Teale jean Carlson Robert Muller Howard Lindquist Herb johnson Kenneth Summers Bill Stoneburner john Wassberg Bob Carlson Lelgh Matthews Betty Whnte Mr Youn dahl , . -H Q : ' . . . ' ' , , , I 5 A E 3 I ' , , . up ' f . in . ,', .' , I , .' . Third Row Eugene Haler Dale McDannell Kenneth Davis Curtis johnxon Norman Kramer Kelth Wmd Cedric Norton Wayne Anderson Second Row Delbert Olson Ruth Sparlmg Elleen Mleclke Evelyn Matthews Vera Pner-.on Dorothy Mnmck Myrtle Bates Marjorie Smlth Charlotte Kemp Helen M1edl-te Ru-.sell johnson Ftrst Row Delores Fxscher jean Morrlson Eether Lawrence Callye Bradley Helen Butteri Velma D Duncan Fern Bowles Louxse Olafson Mary Cowley Alta Jane Enckion Dalsy Sands Vnrgxma Yeovxarrl 1' X Second Row Otto Hmtz Lee Mousely Horace Starkweather Cedric Norton Arnold Hullman jack Sundme Vance Pearaon Frank Daxldson Ray Groth Flrst Row Kenneth Sammera Don W11 ox jack Barnard Jlm Teale Jxm john on Bob Carlson Allen Cordon Louzs Burghgraxe Ton Prldharn Glenn OI on I H 1 ll 4 1 1 Q - x - 5.4. X41 W x, - . . , e t . . . , I - - 1 I ' V . ' D '4 1 v 1 Q v '1 7 ' ! 4- 3 . '. A - 1 3. I A 4 ' - 1 l . vw ,:,..,..,.,.,-, I I I '. 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Usher Club Visual I nstructzon Clu 'Ihe Usher Club was iirst bathed ln the Sp0t11ght when lt was offlclally att1red 1n stunn1ng wh1te sweaters enhanced by small maroon letters Ever s1nce then they have usefully provlded guldance for spectators at publlc performances spon sored by th1s school N1ght or day ath let1c scene or aud1tor1um they kept the1r v1g1l Free basketball ducats lured many students to membersh1p but effic1ent ser V1C6 contrad1cted these mercenary 1ncl1n at1ons Oflicers Vera P1erson pres1dent F1scher secretary treasurer These are the fa1thful workers who do not recelve enough credlt Every mem ber of th1s club knows how It 1S to have the film break and try to HX lt under the W1ther1ng glare of an 1mpat1ent teacher It must be a hlghly skllled Job for one of the ma1nstays of the team Frank Dav1dson po1nts wlth pr1de to three years prevlous experlence at Central Jack Barnard clerk and stamp hcker ex traord1nary was largely respons1ble for the smooth efiiclency of the orgn1zat1on Adv1sor Mr Dolph La1n 0 , - 9 , . . u : . p , . g Keith Wind, vice - presidentg Delores , - u I ? b . , . . . , . . 1 - u - . , . The future model housew1ves of Mol1ne H1gh Jomed th1s club to better thelr soclal selves and learn a l1tt1e about home mak mg on the S1d6 Inter1or decorat1on was one of the tOp1CS of d1scuss1on by a speak er at one of the bo1sterous meetmgs where parllamentary law was an unheard of th1ng Mr Crakes attended the Chr1 t mas party and after exchange of g1ftS turned up w1th a ball of darnlng cotton Oflicers Ann F1Sk6 pres1dent Harr1ett Schultz VICG pres1dent V1rg1n1a Fors lund secretary treasurer Adv1sors Mrs MIHHIB VIHEOH MISS Annabelle Hagener M1ss W1nn1fred Pass The C1V1CS Club afforded semors a sat1s fymg chance to harangue about pet pol1t1cal op1n1ons Representatlve Clm ton Searle and county commlttee cha1r man Dan H McNeal were the stars of the meetmgs The latter had quest1ons shot at h1m from all angles for about forty live m1nutes unt1l Welcome rellef came 1n the form of 1ce cream rolls Fall semester group Qln plcturej ofiicers Harry Ekstam pres1dent Norma John son V1CG pres1dent Esther Lundgren secretary Sprmg semester group officers John Graflund pres1dent Jean Heaven er V1C6 pres1dent Loretta Harkcom sec retary Advlsors M1ss L1nd MISS Day Home Economzcs Clu Czvzcs Club 1 I n . . 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I , . lvl f -vu Fourth Row Beverly Best Charlotte Jackson Dons Anderson Mardel Patch Helen Chandes Evelyn Bohman Lnlltan Greene Loretta Wtrz Jeanette Blomgren Evangelune Pothnos Alberta Z mmerman Marcella Gest Ruth Sparlmg Wxlma Kaelm Betty Tyrrell Allce Duncan Twtla Buell Georgxa Karras Marcella Bloom MaJel Swanson June Spccht Oral Temple Norma Nyqutst Mary Cowley Thxrd Row Joyce Carlson Vtvzan Bonte Dawn Vermuelen Vnr :ma Roby Evelyn Wahe Katherme Little Jane Hogberg Dorothy Campbell Gunhlld Sedtne Betty Jane Benson Bernetta Patch Betty Peters Gurthtld Sundeen Mtldred Ruark Second Row Betty Swan Ruth Kmg Betty Klme Nancy Dorward Jeanette Bxlderback Ingred Carlson Mary Cowley Arltne Anderson Ann Ftske Carol Axell Lnllxan Lavold Henrietta Scoglund Loretta Harkcom Carol Anderson Helen Johnson Vera Wendell Harrlet Fulcher Ftrst Row Jewel Bxlderbaclt Anna Gustafson Vxrgmta Forslund Ruth Dewuclt Irma Fredertckson Helen Kxss Betty Netswender Lorranne Hunt Doris Sill Maurxne Hambleton Leona Soelzer Shxrley May Agnes Dendooven Alice Burgeson Fourth Row Elaine w'llS0n Bob Engstrom Karl K1sseI Willard Anderson John Wallace Bill Spltznas Bud Linden Bert Anderson Jack Welch Ed Blakslee Richard Luchsmger Roland Anderson Jane Anderson Thnrd Row Wallace Blo-nberg Warrrn Nordell Elwood Faust Kenneth Dans Harry Ekstam Jack Stelger Ted Glelch man Charles Smxth John Sandholm Chet Mitchell Roy Larson Bob Mledke Second Row Etlwma Cherwtnskl Mary Rxce Marv J ne hartman Lucille Trachtenbarg Dorothy Sellers Dorls Henrtck son Betty Henss Mary Jane Netghbour Ivene Noble Marian Dyce Dons Swanson Esther Lundgren Norma Johnson Janet Wilson Valeska Patterson Ftrst Row Margaret Exbom Isabelle Gevock Helen Grlberg Vxrgmna Yeoward Marjorie Smtth Ruth Johnson Martha Dunnett Helen Mae Carlson Ann Fxske Vntan Rosenberg Carol Nelson Betty Thorngren Lmnea Anderson ...v ,JA - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I 1 .1 I 1 1 I 1 A 1 1 . 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - U - 1 1 1 s 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 1 - '1 ' ' 1 ' 1 '1 ' 1 r-- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - . 1 . . 1 1 1 -. . : t . . ' .. ' . ' . - QQ as '9- Second Row Keith Wmd Baldwin Day Dnrk Suman Laumer johns Lloyd Kung jack Sunrlme Frrst Row Walter Thorngren Carl Swanson Gerald Lxnlberg Don Anderson jack Trevor Stanley Callaway Bxll Rueckert umm' H1 Y Semor Hz Y Second Row Wallace Blomberg Kenneth Davrs B111 Spltznas Sam Anderson Fxrst Row Roland Anderson Karl Kassell jnm Teale Bob En strom Delbert Olson N l 1 ,I , 4 if K - ,j x l , , M , Q , N, , . TK. 4 ' , f 35, , M., 4 4 ,V v I . 1 . . , . O 0 1 O O 1 1 . , , g' . . Fo th R e n A d r S en o Dekker A llne A derso Web r Helen M edk Nyq t B omg a a Sa a Get Dunsmore To n end Se bert ampbell Ho t on Pea Jo n o Helen L dvall Ne ghbou N ebllng Th1 d Ro a 1 n e on Tu l He J an Ca l on P r on Mo an Dyce Pot to Van Senu S nd ne Marsh ronBaker Smt ll Bl mHlnPtro tB j B oom D nbla El en M edke El a P e e1t o s oh so sto S th Harper Odell Mayer Shager Noble Fr t Cleo e Da 1el o Alpaugh S ango Mel Wood V g Joh son McCle H len Car o Wag c FISRE ea l Pete c nd Gzrls Hz Y JUNIOR HI Y The club s two most remembered accompl1shments were the pesky peddl1ng of those quarter maroon and wh1te neckt1es and the publ1sh1ng of both the reg1ona1 and sectlonal basketball programs Conversat1onal d1nner meet1ngs were held monthly Oflicers Latlmer Johns, pres1dent Jack Sund1ne, v1ce pres1dent Don Anderson, secretary treasurer Adv1sor LeRoy Peterson SENIOR HI Y What a fad maroon and wh1te shoe strlngs turned out to be under the Sen1or H1 Y s d1rect1on' Th1s club talked about g1r1s every meet1ng and then had a Jomt meetmg w1th the G1rls H1 Y and dlscussed the perfect g1r1 Ofiicers B111 Sp1tznas, pres1dent, Sam Anderson, VICE pres1dent, Bob Engstrom, secretary, Joe KerW1n, treasurer Adv1sor Morne Stellanson GIRLS HI Y The g1r1s hunted up a Santa Claus and vnth cocoa, C00k18S, and presents, they put some Chr1stmas cheer 1n the hearts of some twenty poor chlldren Mrs Olander capably led the rmg d1scuss1on groups Officers Helen McC1ean pres1dent, Mary Jane Wagner, VICS pres1dent, Marlan Dyce, secreta1y, Max ine Selbert, treasurer. Advlsorsz M1ss Helen Johnson, M1ss Roth, Miss Stacy, M1ss S1emen. ur ow: All e n e son. W s n, , r ' r n, e , i e, uis , I ren, B r wski, li z, , w s , i , C , l z, Harm , rl h s n, Allison, Pfeiffer, in , 1 r, 1 , 'r w: M r'an A d rs , nnici , e rs , ic s , r , , hi s, s, u i , , B w . , u z, Marce a oo , e e e e s n, Sundquls , roman, ane enson. Second Row: Benell. Curry. Lxndsay, Nilsen, Irene Benson, Doris Swanson, Anna Anderson, Max-lan Pfeiffer, LaVerne Bl , u ZICF, 1 e i , s i rson, Alb ' z, L i J n n, Beng n, Sersig, mi , , , , is Row: n n' 5 n, , w , in, , ir inia n. , an, e ls n, n r, , P r rson, F11 k, Allme mger. 0 , 0 1 , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O Q , - . . . . 'J , - I O I . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . ' I 0 . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 7 . . . . . . V I O . . . . . . , . . . . . -1 f 1 - . , . lfll Fourth Row Leona Meersman Margaret Anderson Marilyn Hmek Phyllis Mules Arlene Anderson Norma Nyquist Ruth Allison Helen Smutz Eloise Jamieson Lois johnson DOFIS Bengston Elsie Flnk jean Morrxson Juanita Turner Marian Odell Dorothy johnson Marjorle Batchelor Mxldrcd Malmstead Th1rd Row Marianne Kehoe Marlowe Skinner Irene Benson Cleone Danielson Alma jane Alpaugh Vlrgxnxa Stnllwagon Frances Harrns Beatrice Zarada Helen Peterson Mary Jane Shatto Billie jayne Harrls Pearl Peterson Doris Swanson Second Row Flo Nilsen Ruanna Walter Lorraine Huck Helen Baker Anita Lethm Silvia Bukovsky Frances Green Magcella Bloom Ann Fiske Elsa Larson Margaret Huss Jeanette Stage Kay Hrusovar Mary Lou Nordell Beryl An erson First Row Mary Lou: e Haubewl Anna Marie Swango Betty Tyrrell Dorothy Foley Rose Kueknel Eleanor Tunn cliffe Elizabeth Walllce Dawn Vermeulen Bern ce Frxedrlek Betty Lou Nleblmg Virginia H Johnson Harriet Brown Elaine Allmendmger Marian Anderson Ne1l Danberg Cl1Ff Hemnzel Bill Peters jam johnson Randall Nyman Art Conelly Bud Linden Don Schroeder Merle Kruse Fred Logan Helen johnson Marjorie Baumgarten Third Row jack Trevor Fred Peterson Russell Johnson Baldwin Dav Lloyd England Helen McClean Harry Ekstam lohn Wallace Bob Kropp Max Knees Louis Burghgrave Bull Muller Second Row Patsy Wadsworth Mar1orle Benell Maxine Seibert Helen Mledke Phyllis Holtz Aileen Anderson Viola Holmquxst Jean Heavener Dorothy Mmnck Mary Jane Wagner Mary Duns'nore Shirley Smith Grace Shager Mary jane Neighbour Nellie Lxnclfall Marian Dvce Ivene Noble Alice Barawskx jean Carlson Flrt Row Dawn Vermuelen Mary Ann Lundeen Rosalind S nne-ff Kay Hrusovar Roberta Townsend Virginia H johnson Ann F1slte Carol Getz Vnr mia V n Senus Sara Getz jane Brown Emily Ann Harper Marian Odell Marnlyn Tullberg Marian Harmon Velma Lee Campbell I 2 I I J I I 1 D 1 1 I v I 5 I i I l i - 1 I I i Q I v I A I I I 1 Av I v I 3 v I I - I I v - - 2 I . . . , , , . , - , y , , , A. I . -5 i ' . i . . ' 2 . . . . 1 K ' V. i i. ' S' I 7. I 4 v v ' V I Fourth Row: Mariorie Dunblazier. June Leeper, Bill Rueckert, Martin Williams. Larry Linson, Bruce Harris, Bob Stahl, v y 'iv 'i 1 v i I J 1 . v , 5- . I i . F v I I '4 v n v u 'A 1 I 1 Gzrls' Athletzc Assoczatzon Dramatzc Club The g1rls took athletlc steps forward as they Jolned the state G A A staged a Sports Carn1val and maugurated the great Amer1can game 1n the1r tourna ment curr1culum Enterpr1s1ng g1rls be Selged the1r boy fr1ends 1n attempts to sell t1Ck6tS to the class basketball tourna ment Athletlc tact1cs were used when the g1rls snagged v1ct1ms to purchase fudge at the1r F1e1d House candy sale Officers Jean MOTTISOH pres1dent Rosa 11nd Senneff V106 pres1dent Delores F1scher secretary treasurer Capta1ns 1936 V1rg1n1a St1llwagon 1937 Ruth Al 11 on 1938 Myrna F1scher Faculty Ad v1sors MISSSS McElroy and DH1Sd16k6T Huckleberry F1nn flttmgly costumed was the major offermg of th1S master ac tors organlzatlon The1r meet1ngs made the Crow s Nest column frequently because of the1r Wlld or1g1nal1ty Phan toms grape JUICE and baby wash1ng boys gave varlety and l1fe to the1r prlvate pro grams Many former officers and tele grams from college students and marrled couples flooded 1n on the occaslon of the club s successful fifth b1rthday reun1on party Oflicers Carol Getz pres1dent Roberta Townsend V106 pres1dent Mary Jane Wagner secretary Lloyd England treasurer Adv1sors M1sses Garst Hen dee M1l1er R1ce and Toyne . . ., ' ' an , . . ,, . . e 0 ' - ' . . . . . . . . - ' 1 1 1 ' 1 . - . . , J ' 1 . . . . D 4 1 1 1 'Q ' ' - IJ , , Q ac ' 97 ' 1 1 , . . . . as 1 11 1 1 ' O I , . . n . l A . - 1 '1 1 . - . u 1 1 ' 1 1 1 4 a , ' 1 1 - There may not have been many g1rls 1n th1s organ1zat1on but a glance at the op pos1te page W111 reveal that van1ty or someth1n caused several loyal members to appear for the plcture The After Dmner Club s greatest accomphshment of the year was a play that was really good Two humorous features of meet mgs were an acc1dentally unrehearsed play and a heart rendmg lmpersonatlon of the five l1ttle ones of Canada Oflicers Jean Carlson presldent Jean Heavener V106 pres1dent Jane Anderson secretary treasurer Adv1sors MISS Entr1k1n M1ss Warner MISS Stacy Hand clappmg WISC cracks and cheermg 1n general Wh1Ch filled the a1r 1n the cafe ter1a made Fe1lowsh1p meetmgs truly recreat1ona1 A real example Bob Coul tas succeeded 1n rollmg most of the mem bers under the tables when after bemg appo1nted temporary sergeant at arms because he was the no1s1est he arose to the cry of Speech speech and sa1d I want to thank everyone who voted for me And those Mmstrels' Officers B111 Sp1tznas presldent Bud L1nden VICC presldent John Graflund secretary treasurer Adv1sor Mr Truman Jones After Dznner C u Fellowshzp Club , - ' a . , . 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' s a 9 ' 9 2 ' Fxfth Row K Van Kerrebroeck Patterson Lundgren N johnson Lage L Anderson ,I Anderson Llndstrom Vernberg Greenwood McClean Marsh Getz Sundme Lavold Axell Exbom Vexth Thorngren Morrison Hawkmson Z1mmerman Chandes Mxnrck Bates C Swanson Wilson Paul Wxlson Bauters Henss Dunnett Ch rwlnskx McAllister Llttle Cauheld Meersman I Swanson V Pearson Berndt Roehnelt Chlrekos Benell ,I Carlson Grelm I Benson Dame'son Raub Matthews Fourth Row Erickson Lagerlef M Carlson jackson DeVos Huck Scoglund Hartman D Swanson Dyce Van Senus Wa ner Thorngren Paulson ,I Swanson Thrrd Row A Anderson Hanna Fischer J Carlson Pxerson Chandler Nllson Grrberg johnson D johnson Shager Llndvall Noble Henrlckson Strand V Nelson Fnske Kaescr Smet Imler Bell Rueblmg Nntzel Bloom Second Row Alpaugh Axell Hogberg Donavxn Holmqunst Broman J Benson Neighbour Brown Rosenberg C Nelson broeck Schatterman Fmdahl Bcnmngton Pfeiffer Kemp Gresser J Sm1th Lmdberg Yeovsard Gevock Smxth R Heavener Harkcom Eechaute H Carlson Malmstedt Meyer Fourth Row Jack Welch Willard Arrlfrson johr' Wallace Karl Kassel Kenneth Gcllersteflt Bud Linden Bull Peters Art Conelly Chester Mitchell Bill Young Charles Saunders Ed Blakslee Bob Coulta Mr Gratlund Bxll Spxtznas Bert Anderson jones jocko Thxrrl Row Ray Odendahl Warren Nordell Kenneth Davls Iames johnson jxm Gxlber! Norman Kramer Frank Daudson Don Schroeder Roland Pearson Wallace Blomberg john Sandholm Second Row Fllwood Faust Charles Smnth Eugene Peterson Bob Engstrom Harry Fk tam 'I'cdGle1chman Sam Anderson Emmett Buhle jack Brotman Ralph Swanson Allan NVecltel Dave Freeman Carl Norlen Bob Mlerlke Bob Slmpson Fxrsr Row jlm Teale Bob jamxson D1 lt Luchslnger Roland Anderson Ed Pearson Roy Larson Loyd Youngberg Kenneth Cox Ken Macrorle Vernon Pearson Merle Kruse Ervln Walker Ray Dekker England Bob l l First Row: Stillwaglon.. Gustafson, Forslund, B-est, A. L. Anderson, Harris: Zaralda. Osburn, Marks, Holder, J. Van Kerrea y Wll l clW yR L hLg Rh Eh Choral Club Th1s IS the club wh1ch made the mus1c go 'round and round but don t th1nk that M1ss Dunlap perm1tted th1s par t1cular popular song to be sung 1n the classroom Proof that they d1d carry the mus1c round and round may be found 1n the number of pubhc ap pearances wh1ch they made durmg the year Br1ef concerts were g1ven for the Tr1 C1ty Parent Teachers As soc1at1on at the Tr1n1ty Lutheran Church the Wllllam Carr Parent Teachers group the Rotary Club and the Open House at th1s h1gh school A program was also present ed over the a1r at WHBF on one of the Monday afternoons when Molme H1gh had 1tS scheduled fifteen m1n utes Th1s group of smgers met every day as a class for one perlod Wh1Ch prob ably accounts for the iimshed s1ng1ng wh1ch was turned out Maroon gowned members testlfy that lt IS not drudgery to attend th1s sess1on of school because lt was M1ss Dunlap's pet group, and from what has been Sald they got all the breaks l Second Row: Bob Kropp, Harr Ekstam, Pete a ace, jim Gi bert, Frank Davidson, Lloyd Englan , allace Blomberg, Louis Burghgrave. Q F' Row: Rosan P 'atcri, Jean Heavencr, Mar oehnelt, V L E d L cillc Hawki L' istrom, Marie te. 5 1 ' ' ! x - . , , . . - , - . . , . . . 9 ' - ' v 7 ! ! , , , . C 36 EPN CR Admzmstratzon Mr Nutt1ng fa1ls to meet the trad1t1onal requlre ments of a superlntendent of schools because he 1S both human and really Well l1ked H1s lnterests 1n many l1nes fstamps huntlng etcj plus h1s ab1l1ty to surprlse everybody by remembermg the1r names to h1s old stamplng ground Mollne H1gh Mr Crakes IS the lucky man who 1S at the top Here he can get all the cr1t1c1sms of students and towns people all the problems 1n and out of school All C R does 1n a day IS 1nterv1eW and confer mth students teachers parents, and salesmen from the t1me he arr1ves at school unt1l he leaves In between he 1S expected to keep a school of 1 230 students run n1ng w1thout a s11p Mr La1n conhnes h1mself to one Job belng just an 1nstructor of speech asslstant pr1nc1pal v1sual 1n truct1on head vocat1onal adv1sor coach of sen1or play mov1ng p1cture newsreelman and coach of the golf team Outslde of th1S duty he does qu1te a n1ce Job of bragglng about a l1ttle g1rl named D1ane DlhL l . . uning . ,Crakes op O O C i . , . , . . . . and speaking to them makes him a welcome visitor , . 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I ' H ,, . . . . . 7 ! - 1 , - u . . . , . . 1 9 ' S , , ' ' CK 99 7 i L Wll EB Colt p, 9' f '11 L0 y DC 1EEkb E LEE BARNETT Orchestra Mechanlcal and Arch1 tectural Drawlng Western M1ch1gan State Teachers College BS Carnegle Tech Hobby golf Facult WILLIAM E BEAN Algebra Geometry Asslstant Coach of Football and Track Indlana Umversrty A B Butler Umversxty Northwestern Un1vers1ty Hobby huntlng rabblts NAEMI CARLSON Study Hall Supervlsor August ana Bus1ness College Hobby kmttmg ELLA M COCKRELL Head of Englxsh Department Advlsor of Publlcatlons Lexington College for Women A B james M1ll1k1n Un1vers1ty M A Hobby psy chology ELISE COOK Office Clerk Hobby permlts and ad m1ts LEONA DAY CIVICS Amerlcan Hlstory Knox Col lege AB Umverslty of Colorado Hobby Chlcago Dally Trlbune JULIAN S DUCRAY Pattern and Cabinet maklng Bradley Polytechmc Un1vers1ty of Ill1no1s Hobby horse racmg ALMA DUISDIEKER Shorthand Typlng MacMur ray College, Augustana College, AB Gregg School, Hobby dancmg INA M DUNLAP, Natlonal Summer School of Muslc, Umverslty of Wlsconsm, Hobby knlttmg CARL E EKBLAD, Chemlstry, Augustana College, A B , Umverslty of Iowa, M A , Unxverslty of Colorado, Hobby mountaxn cllmbmg '37 l . E. ee Barnett i iam . can Naemi Carlson Ella M. Cockrell Elise o' -fm fl Q V 3 A I A K ,K , i ' v M , ' 'rf . I v A fr --x 6 . .r,V 7' , , X' 7 I of I I e na Da julian S. u ray Alma Duisdecker Ina M. Dunlap Car . lad ' 9 v . I' . . . . , 3 , . ., ' .3 : . ' Y I 9 . z ' ' ' , . .1 , I 3 1 D I ' Z : . . . ' 7 I Y . . . J . , . U, . . . . . , l .Z : - , 9 2 ' - , . . , . . 3 - , . ., 5 : ' ' 1 l ' I : , I 3 1 v . I ' . ., ' if-181 FANNIE K. ENTRIKIN, English, Dean of Girls: Beloit College, A.B., Columbia University, University of Chicago, University of Denver: Hobby: relatives. JANET FORD, Librarian: Augustana College, Colum- bia University: Hobby: scenery-bumming. E. W. FREEMAN, Principal of Manual Arts: Univer- sity of Iowa: Hobby: hiking. BARBARA GARST, English, Debate Coach: Augus- tana College, A.B., University of Southern California, M.A.g Hobby: Garbo. ANNA GRAN, Swedish, German: Augustana College, A.B., University of Chicago: Hobby: ocean travel. Fannie K. Entrikin janet Ford E. W. Freeman Ba ba A a ra Forest Groover Ann M. Hagener Marjorie A. Hendee C. W. Holmgren S. May Hopkins Faculty FOREST H. GROOVER, Machine Shop: Hobby: hunt- ing. ANN M. HAGENER, Home Economics: Bradley Poly- technic, University of Iowa, B.S.g Hobby: sewing. MARJORIE A. HENDEE, English: Upper Iowa Uni- versity, A.B., University of Iowa, University of Chicago: Hobby: crime stories. C. W. HOLMGREN, Physics, Manager of Athletics: Augustana College, A.B., University of Chicago: Hobby: racqueteering. S. MAY HOPKINS, Typing, Shorthand, Oflice Train- ing: Northwestern University, B.S., Gregg School, University of California at Los Angeles: Hobby: job finding for her graduates. Frances Jeffers Aimee L. Johnson FRANCES JEFFERS, Shorthand, Typing: Wisconsin State Teachers' College, Gregg School: Hobby: horse- back riding. AIMEE L. JOHNSON, History, University of Wiscon- sin, A.B., University of Illinois, University of Southern Californiag Hobby: assignment outlines. HELEN H. JOHNSON, History, Zoology: Knox Col- lege, A.B., Illinois State Normal, Hobby: music. LOUISE B. JOHNSON, Oflice Clerk: Hobby: golf. TRUMAN N. JONES, Economics, Law: University of Illinois, A.B., M.A., University of Wisconsin: Hobby: archery. Helen H. Johnson Louise B. Johnson Truman N. Jones Alfred W, Kasel Sophronia M. Kent Lucille Kyle Dolph Lain Esther Lind ALFRED W. KASEL, Commercial Geography, History, Illinois State Normal, B.E., University of Chicago, M.S.g Hobby: camera hunting. SOPHRONIA M. KENT, Latin, Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, B.L., University of Chicago, University of Wis- consin, MacMurray College, Hobby: reading. LUCILLE KYLE, French: Milwaukee-Downer College, University of Wisconsin, A.B.g Hobby: clothes. DOLPH LAIN, Assistant Principal, Speech, Declama- tion and Oratory Coachg University of Michigan, A.B., University of Southern California, M.A.g Hobby: pho- tography. ESTHER LIND, Civics, Historyg Northwestern Uni- versity, B.S., Columbia University, University of Chicago. M.A.g Hobby: students. 39 KATHERINE McELROY, Girls' Physical Director: American Gymnastics Union, University of California, Augustana College, University of Iowa: Hobby: G. A. A. MARK D. MARSELL, Hall Supervisor: University of Illinois, B.S., University of Wisconsin: Hobby: his car. EMMA MELIN, Mathematics: University of Michigan, A.B., Columbia University: Hobby: cutting clippings. FAYE MILLER, Bookkeeping, Accounting, Salesman- ship: Eureka College, Drake University, Gem City Business College, Augustana College: Hobby: listening to the radio. REGINALD H. NEAL, Art: Bradley Polytechnic, B.S., Yale University: Hobby: extemporaneous piano playing. Katherine McElroy Mark D. Marsell Emma Melin -V '15, A .4 Roy D. Piersel Mary Plummer Roger D. Potter WINIFRED V. PASS, Home Economics: Bradley Polytechnic, Columbia University, University of Min- nesota: Hobby: traveling. ELOF R. PETERSON, Bookkeeping: Augustana Col- lege, A.B., University of Minnesota: Hobby: golf. ROY D. PIERSEL, History: Penn College, A.B., University of Michigan, University of Iowa: Hobby: angling. MARY PLUMMER, History: Cornell College, A.B., Columbia University: Hobby: horseback riding. ROGER D. POTTER, Bookkeeping: University of Illinois, B.S.: Hobby: ping pong. CLAUDIA B. RICE, English: University of Wisconsin, A.B., University of California: Hobby: picnicking. GEORGE F. SENNEFF, Boys' Physical Director, Head Coach: University of Illinois, B.S.: Hobby: summer camps. BERTHA SIEMEN, English: University of Illinois, A.B., University of Wisconsin, Colum- bia University: Hobby: picnicking. NORMA SMITH, Shorthand, Typing: Upper Iowa University, M.A., Whitewater Teachers' Training College, Columbia University: Hobby: Thomas Wolfe. O. RUTH SPENCER, Zoology: Wheaton College, A.B., University of Michigan: Hobby: motor trips. RUTH F. STACY, Shorthand, Typing: Coe College, University of Iowa, University of Wisconsin, A.B., Columbia University: Hobby: nieces. Claudia B. Rice George F. Senneff Bertha Siemen Norma Smith O. Ruth Spence A -a-an w Ruth F. Stacy Lillian Stevenso Ruth E. Toyne Minnie K. Vinton Grace M. Warner Emma Weckel Marie E. Wilson E. E. Youngdahl LILLIAN STEVENSON, Pianist: Augustana College: Hobby: pipe organ. RUTH E. TOYNE, English: Kalamazoo College, A.B., University of Iowa. M.A.: Hobby: burning steak. MINNIE K. VINTON, Home Economics: Lewis Institute, University of Chicago: Hobby: Western traveling. GRACE M. WARNER. Latin: Vassar College, A.B., University of Chicago: Hobby: sketching. EMMA WECKEL, Cafeteria Manager: Hobby: Friday hash. MARIE E. WILSON, English, German: Ohio Wesleyan University, B.L., University of Michigan, M.A., University of Wisconsin: Hobby: animals. E. E. YOUNGDAHL, Band Director: Augustana College, A.B.: Hobby: Political carica- tures. ADELINE KERNS, English: University of Iowa, A.B., University of Minnesota, North- western University: Hobby: motoring. The Ill1no1s hlgh school conference known as the B1g N1ne 1S no more It was reorgamzed 1n the sprmg of 1935 as a SIX school conference Wlth Galesburg Kewanee Monmouth Rock Island East Mol1ne and Mol1ne repre sented A contest for a name for the new conference was held durmg the summer The w1nn1ng name North west Conference was subm1tted by Golf tennls and forens1cs are all 1n cluded 1n the scormg system of the new conference and archery IS l1kely to take 1tS deserved place soon Mol1ne had the honor of w1nn1ng the first B1g N1ne football champ1onsh1p and also the 1935 track champ1onsh1p the last trophy to be g1ven away by that organ 1zat1on Th1S season Mol1ne captured the Northwest football champ1onsh1p to start the conference off on 1tS career . - , . 7 9 7 9 9 ' ' ' H - I ' , I ., 37 ' 7 both a Kewanee and a Moline entrant. 9 s ' 9 7 ! - 9 BALL PLAYERS AND BOW MEN f Z ll WH if Wll Wll Athletzc Staff W1nn1e Holmgren gu1des all of our major sports through the hard work1ng role of manager Th1s qulet observ1ng man capably handles all money and schedules for the athlet1c department He never fa1ls to see that the Mol1ne teams have good equlpment I bel1eve lt to be true th George Senneif IS the ch1ef 1n all of the sports coach1ng football basket ball and track Coach can take almost any Swede and mold h1m 1nto a backfleld flash a cage ace or a star sprlnter He seldom turns out a team that doesn t do Just1ce to the h1gh athlet1c standard Mol1ne has set 1n the past years That s all boys out early tomorrow B111 Bean IS the talented man who coaches Mol1ne s l1ne and track asp1r ants Bean always bullds power house l1nes for the gmdders and g1ves the track boys early workouts that start ln m1d w1nter He 1S a coach of the h1gh6St callber, be1ng rated as one of the best l1ne coaches 1n Ill1no1s Don t do lt thataway, do It th1sa wa Rod Potter IS a shy cr1t1cal man who works 1n great style 1n all three sports He helps the vars1ty coaches 1n football does a b1g share of work 1n basketball and tra1ns the boys 1n track L1sten, you have to settle down now B111 Lane 1S the Sophomore football coach and handles 1ntramural sports Shady makes h1s yearlmgs on the gr1d1ron block hard and tackle hard er A gruff man to those who do not know h1m Shady 1S a pal to those who do You have to be tough lt s a man game Athletzc Board of Control john Graflund C115 Peterson Bob Jaeger 3 ' 8 NJ V 2 0 , 4,5 7 -Qi C. . olmgren George Senneff Roger Potter i iam Bean i iam Lane 0 as ' ' sv ' ' ' ' ! . . . . . . . u , ' I . - as 1 ' ' ' . - ' .. 7, y . . 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S . 0 Boys' Gobf Carl Gamble, the veteran of the golf team dom1nated open mg play, checklng 1n a 72 1n one of the quallfylng rounds at Short H1lls He then went on to t1e for th1rd place 1n the Northwest Conference f all tournament Wh1Ch was held ln Aledo The tournament was medal play, and Carl carded a 151 for thlrty s1x holes The three other members of the team were back for the sprmg season Boys Tenms Except for Rock Island s VIC tory, the only compet1t1on the tenn1s team had was at the N orthwest Conference tourna ment at Kewanee, on Septem ber the fourteenth D1ck Su man represented Molme ln the smgles and Lat1mer Johns and Joe KBTWIH made up the doubles team None of them placed ln th1s el1m1nat1on tour nament but all gamed exper 1ence Wh1Ch they should be able to use to advantage next season BbM Tpk d k JK BY b PlBl . ' n o assey Stan ra us Fre J ' C , . 1 . , - Seymour Deutsch Dic Suman La J h ' oe crwin ob ounlg arg a h T11 B Gzrls Tenms Last fall four Moline g1rls went to Kewanee 1n an unsuc cessful attempt to bring home first place 1n the Northwest Conference tenn1s meet held there Th1S was the g1rls first compet1t1on 1n the conference The doubles team cons1st1ng of Charlotte Al1ph1n and Jane Brown lost to East Mol1ne in the lirst game Marllyn T111 berg then played Galesburg in the g1rls' smgles and won She lost, however, to Rock Island, and then defeated Kewanee 1n the consolat1on game Fallure to capture first place was greatly overshadowed by the thr1ll of play1ng 1n compe t1t1on Wlth the SIX schools of the N W C for the first t1me G1r1s' sports are startlng to wards the1r deserved import ant pos1t1on 1n the extra curr1 cular act1v1t1es of Mollne H1gh Aflillatlon and part1c1pat1on 1n 1nter school sports has com pletely 11fted their athlet1cs 1nto a more esteemed pos1t1on where team members are the 1dols and envy of the school's fem1n1ne populatlon 0 , 0 . . , S d R j B A L in, Marilyn i berg. F R Ch l B 11 H1 Peterson, Marcella lohm. , dBbA FdAll DM gh B11 g Clff h A h MD Second Row: jack Scoglun , o lthaus, Sam Anderson, re First Row: i Spitznas, Warren La e, i Lyons, Mr. J E c annell. ' 2 - 5 Mr Jones deserted the schoolroom once 1n a wh1le to tote some straw out to the Fleld House 1n h1S car so that the arch ers could have the proper backstop for thelr targets Cold weather cut down the act1v1ty of the club, but w1th the comlng of spr1ng ye bows began to twang Esther Marsh held the umque pos1t1on of be1ng the best land only! fem1n1ne archer of the organ1zat1on Odicers James Abraham, pres1dent Jack Scoglund, V108 pres1dent Esther Marsh, secretary treasurer Faculty advlser Mr Truman Jones itll vu. ,E Thi P , .v I rd lgowz lgllarjorie Ebeling, Eleanor Tunn IFF A hill. ons engston. S d Row: Mary Louise Haubeil, Marcella Blohm, Doris S , Elsie Flick, Marlowe Skinner, Elaine. Allm di g . F rst Row: Rose Kuehnel, Helen Peterson, Marjorie Batchel ois o nso Bernice Friederlckson, Marian Anderson, L J h Second Row: Velma Dean Duncan, Jeanette S g B l A derson, Cornelia Steigenga, Frances Alde F R S h H l B k M L N rl ll irst ow: june pec t, e en a er, a B B hl L CBITICC CFVE, S8 BTSOU. ta e. ery n- ry ou or e , Second Row: Dorothy ohnson, irgima Stillwa on Ar can , J V g . J Carl, Beatrice Zarada. 113 RB ' F s Harris D l ' Fischer, jean Morrison, Sophomore Basketball The sophomore girls came through in great style. Although defeated by both junior and senior teams, they showed great promise for future seasons. The sophomores came closer to beating the champions than the seniors, but their elders defeated them by a close score in the consolation game. However, the sophs have two seasons left before graduation, and from appearances, they are likely to be champs in '37. junior Basketball On the first night of the girls' basket- ball tournament, the junior team out- pointed the seniors with the score of 34-17. They proceeded to gain first place in the tournament when the soph- omores also went down in defeat 39-28 the following night. The juniors had a large turnout at the practices, which permitted an abundance of experienced players for contests. Senior Basketball At the close of the G. A. A. basketball tournament, the senior girls' team was holding second place although it re- ceived the prize by only a narrow mar- gin, the team lost to the junior girls, but defeated the sophomores by a score of 23-20. In the latter game both teams fought madly for the lead which changed back and forth constantly. Girls ' Baseball In the baseball tournament held soon after school opened last fall, Mary Lou Nordell's team lin pic- turej came out the victor. The customary eight weeks' practice was not held, but nevertheless the four teams competing en- joyed a scrappy, laugh-filled tournament. The other teams participating are named by cap- tains in their respective stand- ings at the end of the tourna- ment: Jean Morrison, Dawn Ver- muelen, and Elsie Flick. Girls, Volleyball When the call for volley ball practice sounded last March, an unusually large number of soph, junior, and senior girls turned out. For eight weeks these ener- getic G. A. A. members came out once a week in an attempt to earn a place on a class team. At the close of these two months of practice the tournament took place, and was enthusiastically carried through. Second Row: Frances Aldcne, Elsa Larson, Beryl Anderson, Corncla Steigenga. First Row: Marv Louise Hnubeil, Helen Baltcr, Mary Lou Norde V l D D C ffli-1 can lll'1C3n. lourth Row: Elaine Allmendinger, Mar'orie Eheling, Bernxie Frieclericl-t son, Arjean Carl, Doris Bengston, Lois johnson, Arlene Swanson, Marlow Skinner, june Spf-cht. Harrie! Brown. Third Row: Elsie Flick, Doris Swanson, Eleanor Tunnicliffe. Hel Peterson, Beatrice Be-rve, Mary jane Shatlo. Dorothy johnson, Marjor Barchflor. Second Row: Catherine Brurlr. Nina Stone, Rosemary Weaver. Anit Lethin. Marcella Bloom. Frances Aldene, Beryl Anderson, Cornel Steigenga, juancttc Strge. lean Morrison. Firsi Row: Beatrice Zzrarla. Delores Fischer Frances Harris. Virgin Stillwagon, Rose Kuchncl. Mary Louise Haubeil. Helen Baker. Mary L Nordell, Velma Dean Duncan Elsa Larson. Marian Anderson. RML MP MB ThR h rl Edd g R y kk H R ph S ll M B 11 Sp E gl h g y W ld Track, 1935 W1th seven letter men as a nucleus, the coaches bu1lt a track team that started poorly, but had enough po1nts 1n the bag to cop the Blg N1ne and D1StT1Ct meets In the openmg meet Davenport left MOIIHB st1ll 1n the startmg blocks by a score of 113 19 The next Saturday 'VIol1ne turned back Rock Island 72 55 However, some of Rock Island's best tracksters were competmg that day 1n the Drake Relays The Plow Boys captured the Blg N1ne t1tle W1th 52 po1nts Rock Island runnmg a close second w1th 48 counters Rock Island clalmed the meet through a techn1cal1ty but the dlspute was settled 1n favor of Mol1ne Mol1ne agaln nosed out Rock Island 1n the D1str1ct meet, W1nn1ng W1th 52 po1nts Rock Island havmg 435 6 po1nts Davenport won the quad Clty meet, Rock Island was sec ond, and Mol1ne th1rd Honorary Capta1n Ted Eagle, Bob Crlppen, and Hank Mlchaelson, were the stand outs of the team Don Schroeder who pounded h1S long legs over the c1nders to many a tlrst place 1n the dashes, was elected captaln of the '36 track team if E3 K N f, .:l., - , Fourth ow: r, ane, r. otter, r. ean. ir ow: Mr. SenneB', ie Wri t, a De er, D Schroeder, Mr. olmgren. Second ow: Ral oelzer. Stowe asengarb, Arch' Fiems, jim Anders, Norman Moore, ' 'tznas. F' ' R 1 Ted Bob Crippen, Jo n Muir, St R nski, Henry Michaelson, Harr Ek Lewis i er. ' v ' a :L I ' I I I I I The football team had the win- ning spirit and seemed to enjoy romping through opposition so much that the season could not be called anything but successful from both the score keepers' and the players' standpoint. Eight games won out of nine was the season's record. The only blotch was New Trier of Winnetka, one of the strongest teams in the state. Salutatorian John Graf- lund, at guard, was elected hon- orary captain. The Northwest Conference, Tri-City, and Quad- City championships all came to rest in the Maroons' trophy case at the conclusion of one of Mo- line's most successful seasons. There are two sides to football, Football MOLINE 6 CLINTON 0 Cl1nton came to test Mo11ne s grldders but they flunked After batt11ng a quarter on even terms the Seneffmen put on a hard, elghty yard dr1ve that netted them s1x polnts The game was fought on even terms unt1l the last SIX or seven m1nutes The v1s1tors then put on a forty yard dr1ve An 1ntercepted pass k1l1ed the1r hopes and the Senneff puplls were on the1r way to a touchdown on terr11ic off tackle slashes as the game ended No one lost h1s sh1rt on the TTI game, but J1m Anders lost h1s pants 1n a p1le up MOLINE 22 MONMOUTH 0 Mo11ne s p1gsk1n chasers Zlpped through the Z1ppers wlthout much effort The backiield showed add ed speed and dr1ve wh11e the hefty 1ng by the namesake of Boston s North West C011 famed product Hedgeball Brostrom scored a safety when out on h1S feet but he couldn t have done It 0th8I W'1S8 Most of the subs got the hang of th1ngs 1n actual play MOLINE 26-GALESBURG 0 Under a bro1l1ng sun the Maroons uad Czt persplred the1r way to an 1mpress1ve 26 0 v1ctory over the Burgers at the latter s field The l1mp1ng Plow Boys were halted the first quarter but were not stopped dur1ng the rest of the game A f1St1C debate between Molme s Jocko and Nel son of Galesburg ended ln a draw and two subst1tut1ons had to be made Ed Llndley added to the fun by mak1ng a m1nus 13 yard punt Anders won h1s coveted two b1tS and a hamburger by mak1ng a touchdown. So came M011H6'S opponents th1rd stralght zero . . , . , . I I . u 0 O . , . . . . , . linemen showed effects of coach- u , ' Gi H H ' H 7 ! v o I , . . 1 . . , 7 . , . . MOLINE 13-DAVENPORT 7 Six thousand fans went wild as Moline nosed out Davenport in a great game. The boys from across the river were cockyefor a while. Davenport led 7-6 at the half, but a long drive joined with successful passes gave the Plowboys a 13-7 lead, which they kept. Swanson starred for Blue Devils. Moline had 12 stars, all bright. Blue Devils shed horns and grew halos as game ended ham Ions MOLINE as KEWANEE 7 P The Maroons air attack punctured the Boilermakers tank 38 7 and the defensive line didn t patch up the hole Three touchdowns in the first ten minutes of play gave the Plowboys a comfortable lead Kewanee played rough football and one of their players was ence dfnplons ejected for slugging Kewanee was tough Moline was tougher Passes galore and pile driver like plunges gave Moline the earned victory MOLINE 25 ROCK ISLAND 0 The Dispatch Tri City trophy came home for keeps after the home town lads downed the Crimson horde 25 0 hump Ions on a cold night The shivering Maroons managed to score two touchdowns in each half against the down hearted Rock ing allowed the backs to thrill the crowd with brilliant runs through the Crimson territory MOLINE 53 MACOMB 0 Fighting valiantly the determined Maroons barely nosed out Macomb by the sl1m margin of fifty three points The Plowboys scored two touchdowns without once having to h E Ldl Clff JkSdl O , . ' 9 ' 1 . . . , 7 l . . , . I . 7 n - Islanders on the latter's field. Good block- . . . , . - ' Arc ie Fie ' ' Carl Hamil d . i Pe BC Zi Wll BIIP center the ball. Coach, himself, was beginning to have ideas of going into the game when the gun sounded. NEW TRIER 9-MOLINE 0 A powerful, sure-fire team from Winnetka came down and ended Moline's string of seven vic- tories by a 9-0 score. It was a darn tough game to lose but a better team did it. They outcharged, outplayed, and outwitted the Senneffmen, but did not outscrap them. At that, their margin of victory was a Tri.Cit safety resulting from a fumble, and a blocked punt that was recovered for a touchdown MOLINE 33 EAST MOLINE 7 Not even snow or cold could stop the Maroons as they took East Moline into camp 33 7 Concrete l1ke ground could not stop the Nofthwest Con hard driving linemen or snake hipped backs of Moline A long ninety seven yard run by Archie Fiems to a touchdown and a seventy three yard fumble thrilled the freezing crowd Thus ended a great season f or four regulars Sophomore Team Quad Cu The sophomore team experienced a great eason winning seven out of seven games Bill McClean honorary captain was the line standout while Clare Best was the flashiest ball toter of the most successful team Lane and Potter have coached at Moline The yearlmgs downed Gales teams to win the Soph quad Clty trophy This team should furnish outstanding material for coaches Bean and Sennefl' in 36 I s , ' ' . . , . , . 3 Q burg easily. They defeated each of the other quad-city F S Marlier - ' P a ace ' ' ' ' 9 Rumberg ' Ch Mitchell SYCT' Favorite Sayings of Moline Muscle Men l IN TI-IE LOCKER ROOMS Who hocked my knee guards? Anybody seen John? I want a clean towel. Hey, coach, I need a new pair of shoulder pads. Bean, can I have a clean sweat sh1rt?', Anybody got any soap? Leave that shower alone. harnpions Clean off your shoes outs1de, we don't want to grow spuds on the floor ON THE FIELD I had to go to the dent1st last nlght My Engllsh teacher made me stay to make a book report Over here fellows let s start ence Chafnplons Charge hard you re loafmg Keep your knees out of my back or Ill slap you one Who slugged me? Walt t1ll next Play Are we gomg to ru1n East MOIIDG9 Yeah boy and how' Have to go now coach Doc sald to come down early tonlght harnplons Just a few w1nd spr1nts now and you can go ln No dates tonlght fellows Get to bed early Outstanding Nicknames Truck Hamllton Puss Masengarb Nlnety FIVE Yard F1ems Suck M1tche1l Abe Ander son Ja1lb1rd Rumberg Hedgeball Brostrom Her man Spltznas Dub L1nden Newt McCumber H M Scrub Gellerstedt CK ' ' 77 an - 77 I n ii 7 77 O Q 1 ' ' 66 7 ' 77 , . ca 7 77 a ,. - cc ' ' ra CG ' ' ' 77 0 ' , 0 IG ' 7 7 ' 77 ' ac ' ' n ' 77 Gi ' , . 77 I O 77 ' Honeyboy Grailund, W1mpy Anders, if 77 ' If 77 66 ' 9 s ' ' 77 ' S6 77 ' li 77 v s ' 66 ' ' 77 if 77 il 1 1 9 ' 77 ' il 77 ' if 77 , , , Slow: H 79 Bud L 1 ' Bill Sp Ken Gel l Virgil MCC b VCFHCF KHSk Flip A1'1d6rS Charles Davis Frank Henss ,- fs W- Harry Evans Bob Irwin Stanley Smith More Var ity C' Men Sophomore Football Team Fourth Row: Mr. Potter, Burl Mann, Mr. Lane. Third Row: Bill Miller, Eugene Donnelly, Clarence Warrzn, Bob Hammerberg, junior Larson, Leland Due, Norman Moore. Frank Nelson. Duane B lfy. Second Row: Leo Golden, Chalmers Wenclling, Otto Wiland, Erling Faust, Dick Johnson, jack Kidd, Bob Stoehr, Wayne Warren, jim Marshall. Syst Fow: Earl Anderson, Hobart Wentlling, Bob Lindahl, Bill McClean, Bob Jaeger, Marcell Dessert, Clare Best, Dean esse . The last of the season saw Moline's greatest basket- ball improvement, even more than in past years. After playing poorly all season, the team started clicking around tourna- ment time, and after los- ing the regional final to East Moline, they came back strongly, and dump- ed the Hilltoppers in the sectional final to the sur- prise of everyone. This made Moline the only school this year, and one of the few schools in his- tory to be at the state tournament for three con- secutive years. It was Danville, the only unde- feated team at the Cham- paign tournament, who pushed Moline out in the second round in one of the best games of the state tournament. The spirit of basketball-plus 3 little medicine and tape. Basketball 58 Moline was lucky to down a tough Fulton team 1n the season s opener Ragged offense and spots of brilliant defense featured the close struggle in which Hamilton was the individual star KEWANEE 34 MOLINE 29 The Senneffmen registered their first loss on Kewanee's miniature court. Fouls galore poor defense, and ragged offense featured the close game. MOLINE 31-PEKIN 28 First quarter-Moline 8, Pekin 16' The Maroons then rose to great heights as they nosed out a super-smooth quintet of Pekin giants who were very, very good. The last of many rallies cinched the game for the Plow Boys in the final five minutes. DAVENPORT 45-MOLIN E 32 The Maroons lost to a superior Davenport team on New Year's Eve at the Marshall gym. The Red and Blue had everything plus a little fellow named Sim- mons 122 pointsj. It was a terrific beating with Davenport hot and Moline in a bad slump. MOLINE 25-ROCK ISLAND 20 Senneff used only five men who barely won from Rock Island. Only twenty two personal fouls were called on the Greenmen EAST MOLINE 25-MOLINE 23 Moline's cage boys looked as good in defeat as 2 they ever have or will. Combs, playing his very first minutes of the season, swished Moline to a team come ,R back after five sorry games. Feminine screeches three over times, and a two-point winning margin fHoffl made this an early season high-light. Clicking for the second time in the season the Plow Boys downed the Burgers in a fast and furious battle at Galesburg. Anders and Combs were the Frances Marlier Cliff Peterson Flip Anders Moline standouts with the re st of the team close behind them. MOLINE 26-MASON CITY 18 The invading Mason City Mohawks, State Cfhamps of Iowa, were set back by the Moline cagers. Stoecker, 6 ft. 4 in. all-state center, gave the Mohawks a 13-8 lead at the half. The Maroons rallied, went ahead, and stalled to win the battle. Davidson and Combs were the spark-plugs of the night, the former playing his first major part for the Senneif cage team. MOLINE 24-MONMOUTH 17 The Moliners defeated the Zippers on the floor with ease. Davidson, Anders and Combs led the Sen- neffmen. Jim Anders hurt three fingers badly on the trip to Mon- mouth, but he gamely played with a painful hand. MOLINE 31-KEWANEE 29 Scoring only two points in the first and last periods, the Moline team outpointed the invading Boil- ermakers. Peterson and Anders led the offensive against the Kewanee five, and Combs and Davidson looked hot on defense. Moline and Kewanee were both poor on free throws. MOLINE 35-ROCK ISLAND 11 Led by Jim Anders, the Plowmen visited the Augie gym and trampled Green's disheartened team 35-11. A flood of Moline substitutes poured in to relieve the regular five and also found little trouble hitting the hoop. EAST MOLINE ZMMOLINE 26 The visiting Moliners were again nosed out by the Holmesmen. East Moline led throughout most of the game, but their free throw percent- age was the winning factor as usual. 60 MOLINE 55-ORION 19 Moline easily outscored Orion in the first half 5 and Swanson, Sandler, and Davidson, reserves, kept the basket hot in the last half. GALESBUR-G 29-MOLINE 28 The Maroons led 21-15 at the half. The third quarter was fairly even, but the last period was Moline's Waterloo. The Senneffmen scored only one charity toss in the last quarter, while the Burgers chalked up nine points to win the thriller. DAVENPORT 32-MOLINE 30 With the score tied at 30, and only ten seconds left to play, Strassburger sank a foul line shot to win the battle. Leroy Combs gave a super-human exhibition of defensive work, giv- ing Simmons, Davenport a c e, only two baskets. MOLINE 28-MONMOUTH 16 Starting with a b a n g, Jim Anders scored four points in for- ty-Iive seconds against the hard hit Monmouth five. Moline led 21-7 at the half and easily held a safe margin. Regional Tournament MOLIN E 63-SHERRARD 15 The Maroons easily downed the small town boys. Peterson and Lindley led the scoring. MOLINE 27MHILLSDALE 22 The flashy purple team led the Maroons 10-8 at the half. Marlier staged a third quarter rally to give the Moliners a lead of 22-17. Woodburn was Hillsdale's star on the defensive. EAST MOLINE 31-MOLINE 19 East Moline defeated Moline in a convincing final. The Hilltop- gaf,kfa',ifSt ' pers led 6-0 the first quarter and 11-6 at the half. Hoff and the Sos- 5,OWg,, Mmggy, nouski brothers led the East Moline quintet in scoring. Sectional Tournament MOLINE 51-ERIE 21 The Moline five took Erie to camp in the first round without any trouble. Their 51 points were among the most rung up by any team in the State Sectionals that night. MOLINE 52-TOULON 26 Toulon was the second victim for the State- bound Maroons. The game was uneventful except for Fran Marlier's aggravating bloody nose. MOLINE 27--EAST MOLINE 15 The whistle blew, and some three thousand fans settled back in their seats to watch the Maroons take their worst beating of the season. But . . . Anders, Combs, Peterson, Marlier and Lindley, working as a five-man inspired unit, simply wiped up the iloor with the high- ly touted East Moliners. Combs held the deadeye Hoff to six points and Anders intercepted everything within twenty feet of him. It was one of the most surpris- ing victories for Moline in years of athletics, and came after three straight defeats by the Hilltoppers. Moline's alertness left East Moline powerless. State Tournament MOLINE 32-WEST AURORA 19 Led by Jim Anders and Cliff Peterson, Moline Won the first round by swamping West Aurora 32- 19. Jack McDanne1l and Flip Anders played scrappy ball as substitutes. DANVILLE 31eMOLINE 29 JM MCUQWH Rated as a tournament favorite, Danville barely slipped past the com- Jafk Sandlff ing Maroons. The score was 24-24 at the end of the third period. Ram SWa S0n Jones and Anders kept their teams' scores even in the final period, and the game ended with the score 29-29. Tuggle of Danville sank the Winning basket after Moline muffed its chances in the overtime. A Av: me Ig, ff hlganj Alu Qlsiati 95 Cl Wdl Second Team Experiencing the best season years, the second team lost only one game which was an upset by Galesburg The Junior and sopho more boys took both the Quad C1ty and Northwest championships Jack McDannell was the stand out, and was promoted to the tournament team along with Flip Anders at the close of the season Clarence Warren was a would-be star, but mumps kept him home for four valuable weeks Norman Moore and Bob Riley were also afflicted with that contagious disease at the same time but the sub- stitutes kept right on bowling over all opposition. Riley, Wendling, Anderson, and Holmes were steady veterans who were greatly responsible for the team's continued success. Coach Potter deserves much credit for de- veloping such a group of cagers. The high-light of the season was Mo1ine's victory over Davenport, in the Iowans' city, which was gained in the last seconds of play Cool headed Captain McDannell took the ball away from a determined Daven porter and managed to dribble half the length of the floor and shoot be fore three frantic Red and Blue boys could stop him Cheerleaders 4 K1 31 lj ' Cedric McNally Russell johnson EVENTS AND PERSONALITIES 1 0 I for August In assembly two hundred and fifty odd 10B's sat back in their chairs and affected nonchalance as Mr Crakes explained the intricacies of senior high school had 14- It seemed fitting considering the fact that there remain only six schools in the Big Nine to find a new name. Representatives of the schools put their heads together and renamed it the Northwest Conference Moline grabbed third place in the N W C golf tournament litem 'Zi ,.3r Uri' 1 h dB1l p 4 h d A b September -Mr Crakes pushed the bell under the old table and roll call came to order for the first time in the new semester. 11-Election of Harry Ekstam Milton Anderson and Elsie Flick as presi- dents of senior junior and sopho- more classes respectively. With sighs of relief from Art Conelly the first issue of the Line 0 Type was successfully issued -Reverend Axel Pearson convinced all clas men in roll call that while he was paid for being good we were simply good for nothing. -Mr. Holmgren gave his annual ora- torical sally in roll call, as Mr. Sands tried frantically to synchronize the movements of the football schedule sign with the Words of said speaker. I At the Dramatic Club initiation mem- bers not only learned the correct way to bathe babies 1Harry Ekstamj and to thumb rides Colbert style QMarilyn Tillbergj, but also how to do a mean hula fChet Mitchelll. AIS 2 3Oh M The Fellowship Club held its first 27 The football season started off W1th riotous meeting The election of a bang as the Plowboys bested Clin vice president was most bitterly con ton 6 0 tended A re vote was necessary aft er It was found that three extra bel 31 The senior femmes elected Jean Carl lots were mysteriously present son to sit at the head of the A D C table for the school year 66 l Uctober 4-SenneiT's proteges tangled with Mon- 91 mouth and came out some twenty-two points ahead of Monmouth's big zero. The Dramatic Club presented Huck- leberry Finn and never to be for- gotten Were Art Conelly's dirty, bare feet and the whiskers of the perfect father-Lloyd England November 1-The junior class party was a knock- out. The on-lookers were decidedly favored by a solo from Smutz sing- ing in a quartet and Baldy juicily rendering Who Cut Her Throat? 2-The Maroons squelched Rock Island 25-0 and incidentally annexed the Dispatch Tr1-City trophy 12 d l M Aside from a bit of a iistic argument the game at Galesburg came out beautifully for Moline 26 0 Davenport met her Waterloo when she took on the Senneffmen who sur prised several hundred pessimists by grabbing a 13 7 verdict 'I The Maroons literally piled up a score of 53 0 against Macomb The sophs did right Well too as they humbled Dam poort sophs 26 7 The senior class party W111 be hard to forget-Stogey Blomberg and Harry Ekstam in diapers Lloyd England in a grass skirt and the World s finest dancers Getz and Welch . . Clockwise: l. English architecture at Allen ale. 2. Hedgebal Brostrorn on the ground as usual Ch oline vs. New Trierl. 3. Somebody m have thrown several snowballs. 4. arlier starts a punt off against the mighty Green and Gray. N , 3- ' - 9 9 CC I7 - - O - , ' '-T - . . , ! GI 7 73 7 . 15 6 eAll in one evening two major hits, Trial by Jury and Romeo and J ul1et , were staged Mary Chlrekos and Robert Carlson made perfect quarreling lovers in the trial, and that coy Juliet fCarl Mehnl played dead very convincingly. M Menls Day New Trier nine Molme two after the greatest and longest parade in history of school I In spite of conditions, the Plowboys coasted to a 33 7 victory over East Molme. Interlude began for being thankful, feasting, and recover1ng December Arthur Conelly grabbed third place in the N W C Oratorlcal Confer ence 25 C bl M I A The fifth birthday of the Dramatic Club had as a major feature of the program the play Two Crooks and a Lady in which Marty W1ll1ams did a good George Raft Well nigh lifty alumn1 found their way back to old alma mater Charley s Aunt from Brazil where the nuts come from convulsed with laughter some 900 persons who at tended the Juniors annual drama The sudden appearance of Randall Nyman in petticoats nearly caused a panic Flash!-Chief Eagle Plume gave the Moline girls a break. Helen Holder evidently was the Indian's idea of what a bride ought to be. -The Maroons opened their basketball season looking alternately good and bad as they downed Fulton 27-22. -Absolute quiet reigned, and all studying in roll call stopped when the Augie chorus under the direction of Henry Veld held our admiring attention Clfludfy 6-The school, students and music went 17 7 'Round and 'Round eMaybe it was the vacation. -The black crepe is discarded-the gloom lifts-a new semester is about to begin. - The Birth of a Nation was shown with sound effects from screen and audience . . Cl k : 1. In the upper left corner we have Tarzan Schroeder, the pep meeting kid. 2. Moline High in candid action. 3. Juniors op h hs as usual . . . only this time at a football game. 4. Soph castume party winners, Bob Pettit makes a hefty lassie. H 1 K 9 9 ' 9 - ' 9 ' Gi 9 ' 9 99 At Kewanee Moline put the first mark on the wrong side of the books 29 34 Pekin a newcomer visited the iield house hardwoods and a loss at the State tournament last year was avenged 31 28 24 ' February The Junior Class Mardi Gras was a huge success according to the seniors The A D C gals discarded their feminine garments borrowed the boy friends suits and put on Daddy Long Legs The parents came to Open House N1ght and got the low down on how the1r young hopefuls behave school The thoughts of a few more students turned toward Hollywood as they saw themselves on the screen 1n roll ca wi M011H6,S sp1r1ts h1t rock bottom when Danv1lle took us 1n an overt1me The spectators of They All Want Some thmg completely forgot the defeat at Champa1gn when Lloyd England appeared dressed as Chlef Llght As A Feather and Wally Blomberg as a Sultan N V 4M Th b It was dog day at Mol1ne High as an enthus1ast1c mongrel almost fell off the balcony 1n roll call try1ng to fol low the mot1ons of Edd1e Wrlght and a b1g P01166 dog walked r1ght 1n on the second team game and took the ball away from Davenport March Maroons attracted the attent1on of the state when they knocked the props from under West Aurora down at Champa1gn. J 1m Anders cons1dered by many as the outstand1ng player of the tourna ment and Chff Peterson the flashy guard were chosen All State center and guard respect1vely At the Band Concert the usually un usual Bob Coultas broke precedent and ser1ously played an Elephant1ne Polka Beg1nn1ng of a welcome vacat1on of cold weather . . H 111 - ' 97 3, nt . -.wk ' , k 1. Five sappy Dionnes : Benson, Shager, Neighbour, Brown, and iebling. 2. The Ublaclq angel. favorite haunt f stude l nd Yolanda of senior party fame. , ason City smiles . . . b:fore the game. 5. e Dramatic Clu 's birlhday party b ught b k 21g , - 9 ! 1 1 ' April May Ye gods! Three inches of snow. 8-Many people slung May baskets The Latin Medal, the only purely hither and thither on their Way to Scholastic medal award in Mohne the musical festival which was held High was given to Shirley Trachten- in the Field House. Cl k 1. Off to Champaign for the third consecutive year. Z. Baldy, the Book Exchanges hard working partner. 3. Eleven victory sml ng West Aurora at Champaign. 4. Jerry Neighbour is really working puppets at the senior party although she seems to be mixed p h ow-covered ll . . . . . , barg for the best four year record and the highest grade in the test which was given by the Latin partment Most of the students stopped study mg for a while to listen to Petrie s White Hussars in roll call Interlocutor Frank Davidson led the mad minstrels That effervescent bunch of Junior children threw a smooth Prom for the seniors A D C Fellowship banquet Senior Ball Baccalaureate School dismissed we live again' Commencement The 1936 M Queen Her Rzse to Fame ' Helen Lou1se McClean born June 19 1918 Mollne Il11no1s attended Gariield grade school Where she her educat1on at John Deere Jun1or H1gh School from there to sen1or h1gh where her sparkl1ng personahty began to assert 1tS61f and resulted 1n her ultlmate elect1on to the pos1t1on of M queen 1n her sen1or year P cc an A M N starred in an operetta as a sweet pea . . . then furthered ' We w1sh to thank the fo11ow1ng for then' help 1n producmg th1s annual Wh1Ch was more than Just a fulfill ment of a busmess contract L H EW1ng, Raymond Utke Art Engravmg C o m p a n y Henry W Lass of Wagoner Pr1nt1ng Company and B W Hawkms of H3Wk1HS Studlo and Hugo Wistedt of Photo PA eg L. N 3 O P H O M O R E Class of 1938-39 Th1S group of underclassmen was decldedly soc1ally mclmed and from reports of eye w1tnesses, lt real ly jammed the gym en masse every t1me a party was thrown The class sllpped qulckly 1nto the cogs of the b1g school and caught on to the customs of sen1or hlgh almost too qu1ckly Reflectlon on the subject proves that there must have been an unusual crop of fem1n1ne beaut1es because lt IS no secret that countless sen1ors succumbed to the charms of sopho more lassles Faculty adv1sors M1ss Barbara Garst, M1ss Helen Johnson Mr A W Kasel M1ss Emma Melln and Mr Roy Plersel ,. A... BbM l , - - , 7 . . . . . . , . . . , , . . ,-4 Hgh K , I? -hx' . - ,la K ' el ' - ' sjflgy nv-' 3 , l' A- fi. 7' ,Eff 135' if at t Nan 5 23, N j 1 fix Y 4 it x' -A Il K 4 El. ' - Flick Marjorie Benell 0 assey I ent Vice-Prcsiden Secretary ov R, Y Third Row: Bob Edlen, Earl Cantwell LeRoy Benker Donald Ade, Granay Davis. jack Briggs. Second Row Duck Freeman Leo Aten Laverne Fuller Rxchard Burgess Harold Fogel Delbert Broadfoot Dck Brau mlller Bob Anderson Wallace F'razell Fxrst Row Paulxne Butters Ruth Fluent Helen Exckstaedt Barbara Erlckson Alice L Carlson Dorothy Dulaney Charlotte Blohm Harrxet Benson Joyce Abrahamson Barbara Anderson Betty Carlson Catherine Bredt Class 0 1939 Roscoe lletlrtnk Second Row Chare Holm ren Mary Hagl een Hess eralrlm Levms Pauline- john on Betty Heutk Charles Hanssen First Row Wtlma GoLbel Betty johnson Mary Crullen Bettle Grafton Gladys jolson Mary Laughlln Vlrgtnla Lane 'Vltldred Lunclquxst Margaret Lane E 4 l Third Row: -Richard Greko, Dale Hankins, Bob johnson, ,lack Babcock, Roy Bridgman, Ed Lambrick. Gerald Haynie. -ll' 'il :N ki- .,Hl .G : ' X, ', 76 1 Thnrd Row Lawrence Strauch Don Oberlander B111 Messmore Fugene Larien Second Row Bob Paradise Carl Pearson Allan Park Bob McGee Wrlllam Schultz Jack Nelson Dan Schuffman james Pierce Fnrst Row Alfred Krauel Hcrry P1erSon Muriel Platt Betty Ruth Rogers Ethel Sundberg Lnlllan Schultz Luella Samuelson Marlon Mxrfteld Betty Madrson Charles Overstreet Adam Mokazyckm Class 0 1939 Second Row Dwight Svaanaon Eugene Trachtenbarg Harold Taylor Harry Wright Kelth Specltman Francis Steele Cllfton Van Wlnltle Runell Wilson I'1rxtRou Neva Trevor Sarah Jane Vlnar Helen Trlsrh Nana Stone Helen Zusx Fern Seldler Rose Mary Weaver Eleanor Wahlgren Anna Van Hoelt Mllrlred Sundqulst Ethel Ulner Barbara 7arada Arlnne Swanson 5 5 . 5 - . . ' . 5 Y , 5 l l . - ' ' 1 . , , ' -' ' - .. ' , . . -1.7, . . .,,. . . Second Row: George Chandes, Roy Allison, Earl Anderson. Mill Ecker, jack Bell, Ralph Brock, Duane Belfy. First Row: Genevieve Brasmer, Betty DeFraties, Helen Case, Ethel Boney, Alta Jane Erickson, Marjorie Ebeling, Marian E. Anderson, Evelyn Beckstrom, Elaine Albeirz, Velare Edlund, Mary Ellen Curry. Class of 1938 Third Row Raymond House jack Hxnman Junior Hogren Donald C johnson Curtis johnson Howard Gillette Dick Gooch Leo Golden Second Row jack Frazell Dicl-. johnson jane Brown Eloise Jamieson Sara Getz Norma Hall Darlene johnson Lois john on Emily Ann Harper First Row Eddie Hemlngson Cloycl Hoover Bob Jaeger Archie Fiems Charles Harkless Charles Favslss Myrna Fischer LaZelle Goswlek Carol Hen ickson Delores Holder Virginia Hensley Roscella johnson - . Y . . - -' G v ' . Fourth Row Bob Ltndahl Gene Swanson Bob Massey Wally Roeland Harold Sehnert Wxllard Larson jack Sandler Dtck McChesney Lyle Lundqutst Alun Olson Thmrd Row Robert L Swanson Ivar Josephson Bob Kropp jack Rahn Max Knees Don johnson Btll Meeds Vnc Pearson Gene Krone Norm Moore Leon Laermans jack Luchstnger Second Row Tom Prtdham Cltff Ntcholson Marlowe Skmner Esther Lawrence Lorraxne McCartney Dot Peterson Vlolet Rose Esther Sansale Russ johnson Neal Payden john N lson Fxrst Row Betty Swan Vlrgmta Palmqutst Georgta Karras Elaine Roberts Elsa Pzerson Dons Skeppstedt Sara Mae Swenson Marvel Robbms Luctlle Sundqu1st Etleen Serslg Shtrley Smzth Jane Mayer Dons Palmqulst Jane Skelcher X 1 Alf 1938 :X Fourth Row Leslre Wassberg Wmston Day llmmy Boyles Wayre Antler on Bob Tunberg George Petit Chuck Dohrn Clare Best Murner Thor Don Temple B111 Trevor Harold Trxsch Dean Wcssel Floss Anders Leland Due Wayne Warren Leslxe Ward Ntck Chrrekos Merr1llChallman Floyd Whttbeck Hobart Wencllmg Marcell Desscrt Howard Bettel Bob Dodd Dale Wahlstrom Maurtce Bossuyt Luman Althaus Thrrd Row Marcella Bloom Eltz Jane Burke Bermce Collms Mary Hazel Cltfton Jeanette Cramer Betty Ashley gagy Cash Veva Anderson Vtvlan Bonte Marjorie Benell Evelyn Bohman Marjorie Batchelor A nes Dencloovan Betty at ey Second Row Eu ene Donnelly Bob Beal jrm Allen Btll Carlson Betty Darby Dot Campbell Alice Duncan loyce Carlson Jeanette Brlderback Ingrnd Carlson Marllyn Trllber Mary Dunsmore Jane Baker Dorm Benson lone Bartz Dot Burdxcl Stlvla Bukovslxy Dot Bloemsma Haro tl Brown Wayne Blackwell Don Brasmer Louis Burghgrave Charles Cook Ilrst Row joan Corccll Mabel Dennis Doris Anderson Lavonne Alcorn Ruth DeWltte Lucille Tertxpes Ruanna Waller Eleanor Callahan Jean Dahlstedt Marvel Bouda Evelyn Carlson Allce Bur Lson Marian Anderson Elatne Allmentllnger l - . v , , , , , ' ' V ' . . - . . 1 . , , , . . , . , v - . 1 , . . , , , . ' 2 . ' ' S ' , . - . . l , . . . , Y r . . , Y , , , 1 - , 1 r ' r v 1, 1 L T' ' ' v v . - . , . - - . - . . 1 f v -, , 1 1 1- v . . ' , 0 , - . . . , - v s, - , h U . . A . - P, ..., .,.. , ' ' ' ' ' or C e - . ' ., . 1 , . . A . K1 - v v - 1 v f 1 - - , S , , ' J . . S , . f ,Y - ,, - iw.. I v . Third Row Tom Kachevas Allen Gordon Erling Faust Eugene Hermes Bob Engleson Ray Groth Dale Olson jean Gellerstedt Leo Henrickson jack Kidd Art Erickson Clarence jodar Second Row jack Freistat Roger Fowler Erma Fredenkson Rosy Hample Frances Feliksiak Lorraine Hanson Florence Ford Elsie Flick Helen Iverson Jeannette Hershey Betty Hallqunst Virginia johnson Dot Fcrno Elmer Griffin Don johnson Vernon Jamieson First Row Helen lohnson Frances Green Gerald ne Farre'l Harriet Fulcher B rnice Friedrich Lillian Green Barbara Jane Harris Helen Louise Johnson Florence Johnston Dot Foley Mary Louise 'iaubeil Maurine Hambleton Class 0 1938 X'f,4.:-4, Gilbert Leech I-rank Nelson Bob Miller Bud Mann Bob Nleters George Mahoney Second Row C drip McNally Nate Norton Bull McClean I-thel leaf Pauline 'Iauk K thcrine McCleary Marianne 'Vlertens lfleanor Magerkurth Margaret Mengel Anita Lethln Mary Martins Doris Kurry Clarence Iidholm Dick Melln Leigh Matthews Bill Miller Firt Rom Helen Kiss Belly Nusvutrder Carol Kronholm Rose Kuehncl Hurdle Lehne Fxelyn N'IcC.1ly Alice Kolb Flmira 'Vlelm Shirley May Marian Morey Mary Ann Lundeen Fave Nixon 9 Y ' Y W ' ' K F 'Q Third Row: Dick Martens, Fred Logan, Howard Lincoln, Herbert Miinemhauscn, lunior Larson Ed Lindley. jack Leithner, ' ': e lr i , A ' V , ' i f , b , , ' 4 .. , a - ' - . ' 'r 'Z i 5. 1 , , - -, A - , .' . 'l. . 80 ,I Lay X ' n l ww, r 1 1 t ,. ,JqYYk'0p ,p'JP' Thrrd Row George Proctor Russell Peterson Mabel Ostlm Daxsy jane Sands Leona Soelzer Mrldred Ruark Conrad Parltman Gaxl Roberts Norman Steelhammer Don Stocks Bob Pettmt Second Row Lola Slngleton Anna Mane Swango Peggy Srlver Frances Sparlmg Jeannette Sonner Fern Pterce Mardel Patch Vlrglnla Sxpes Dons S111 Mary Reaber Pearl Peterson Vtrgtnta Peterson Patrxcta Sollo june Sellers First Row Jane Phrlleo Helen Peterson Dorxs Olson M1fl3m Starner Melba Sanford Vrrgtnla Roby Helen Sellers Mary Rlce jane Rosenburg Ethel Rosene Maud Rrnehart Georgta Platt jean Smith Rose Schuffman lass 0 1938 Thxrd Row Bob Van Oteghem Bob Swenson Ralph Swanson Otto Wtkltlnd Clarence Warren Allan Wlgers Bob Tracy Vernon Wallrne Robert Thorpe Robert Swanson Second Row john Terxll Chalmers Wendlmg Maryorxe Thorugren jean Thornp on Dons Swanson Emrly Swanson Betty Whrte Geraldrne Watkms Nellle Wardlovs Estelle Thomas jack Wendell B1llWrrght Frrst Rovs Vera Wendell Kathern Ullman Elsle Vogel Loretta W1r.4 Dorm Wtklund Shrrley Swanson Eltzabeth Wall ce Patsy Watsworth Dawn Vermuelen Betty Tyrrell Eleanor Tunmcltffe Mary Thorngrcn Margaret Whalen ' 1 .1 ' 1 v t f ' V I I .:' . . I ' v 1 ' I 1 Y D I v 1 1 . 5 , ' - ' A Y A v I v 1 41 I 1 1 O 1 v Q ' fi Xt , ' if - . ..,. . . Second Row Harold Roman Bob Anderson j1m Anders B111 johnson First Row Bob MOFTIS Ilm Marshall Strother james. Doris Bengston Ellzabeth Tollne Dorothy Hume Bxll Roseberg Bob Stoehr Bob Warfield lass 0 1938 Fourth Row ohnson Hammerber gartv rvoorl Norrl luxst I 'ulahl Tunbcrg anger Payrlrn Mart n on Walters Wahlsrrom Thor Warfl 1. chsm WL l Knnes Layrmans Prlclham Farrel Truor Carlson Or' nrllhl john on Warren Wznrllnr' Trl k Mglieever Moorf, Hller Koxacxc 1 o Murs San alt Bonny Suonfl Row Bukstrom DLWIIK Harris We-Franc Rohan arras lay 'Vic a lawnnnc ohnson M yur Sgrsu lun Sunrlmut 1 imqus Rose Gmalas Clary Curry Srrltn l'1rstRovx Ra n Warlswonh ohn on Kropp H ann lxgr on Sulllxan Walters Tertlyus Case Won ut llooxu' Gough Bron Here s what some of the 38 s lccked 11ke when thev were 10 B H ,, U fi, vw -.-X1 ' 'rl . I ass ,. f-. .3 ,' .J . ' , .. , , . , u Libr, 'ssc - .. ' . . . ' . -' , . , .5 , s . ' '.:, V' ' . '. l'.' . ' ' , All? rt. 7 l,, Thirrl Row: Brnssmcr. Palmquist. johnson. Peterson. Serline. Peters. Tillberg. Swunson. Anrlcrson, Robbins, Slzinnzr. - ': , ' '. 's, s.K . J .lQgn, . -r.j , - 14. Mi ' . , Fi-, har. Pzl ' ir. , . ' , A s. , fl V 'Z h , ' 1 J N , l 0 - . J s . . . 1 ' , ' , Y ', l7o': l. 'nfl- 41 l's , A . ' r, 'k. 7 7 ' 7 - D. ., ,I U I O R Class of 1937 The 37 s have come as near to dommatmg the stud ent body as any other Junlor class has 1n past years Although athlet1cs should not especlally be rated as the major school act1v1ty, one must concede that th1S class has been the major part of Mollne ath let1cs It boasted s1x out of eleven football starters and three out of the regular season s basketball live The class dramat1c scream, Charley s Aunt, was a r1pp1ng h1t and the Mardl Gras scored a new h1gh 1n really enjoyable class part1es Faculty adv1sors were Mr Carl Ekblad M1ss Adellne Kerns M1ss Norma Sm1th and M1ss Ruth Spencer 5335 PL A I I V P l S , . . 5 1 ' I 6 3 7 7 7 I . , , l , . at fa. , f R V QR fl' V M'l Anders Jeanette Bl 1, R h ll ic , ,k ' , . - , Tlfurd Row Paul Barclay Bud Ashwood Mnlton Anderson Gerald Anderson Ralph Aver1ll Fred Allen Second Row jack Barnard Beryl Anderson Mary Anderber Helen Baker Arlme Anderson Ruth All1son Don Anderson Fxrst Row Dorxs Bennxngton Evelyn Berry Francns Aldene Vl016I Almblade Margaret Anderson Ellene Anderson Carol Anderson Class 0 193 7 'U 1 5 Seeoncl Row Lloyd Blrkell jim Barvon lwerert Colllns Ward Cramer Art Cordell Don Bnrkell Bob Carlson First Row Mary Lou Carlson Maman Carlson Jeanette Blomgren Bcny Cline Nadxne Brewer Callye Bradley Velma Campbell Mane Bohman Harrxet Bishop 'Vlary Cowley 8-1-I fourth Row Don Engstrom Bruce Harrxs, uustus, Glen Hostens Carl Gxllen Thxrrl Row George Fargo Calvxn Fulcher Vlorrm DeMau ht Frank Hcnss Rxchard Hulbert Carl Ham1lton Waylanl Edward Dahlstedt Latimer Johns Arnold Hullman Baldwln Day Nell Dan berg Martm Hanson Wendell ESSlg Wally Enckson Srcond Row Garnet House Velma Gustaf-.on Hel:-n Butt rs Margaret Huss Arlene Hull Elaxne Gevoc Irene Erxclc son Phyllns Holtz Carolyn Ekstam Carolyn Ecker Nancy Engwall Marjorxe Dunblazner First Row Don Godehn Vxolet Gustafson janlce Erst Vno t Carsxs Lxllxan Dfkker Velma Dtn an Lew nda Dozll Carolyn johnson Kay Hrusovar Marian Harmon Mad lm Hxnck Luc1lle Goar Bob Irwm Class 0 193 7 Fourth Row Roy Kracke Glrn Koss l Larrf Llnson Fr nes Mar ler G ralrl Lxnrlber Henry Knaaclt Wllfrcd Kohn jxm Mann Clnflo cl Lvons Murray Mann joe Menrlell Thnrrl from C r' Melxn jane Lnmlsay Marllvn Moran lean johneon Dorothy Mrller Karlwrxne McCall Maxme o gren Wulma Kaelln Jeanette Moore Herbert A lohnxon Setoml Row Loyd Kung Melwn Koen: Ar Ln MeLau hl1n Vrr 1 Kxel Ruth Km Henrxertw Lewis Beatrice 'Vlar quus Anna Ma Marques-. Mary Icla Jonex C rol Ma.K1nley Helen LlMlS!F0m Glenn JOUTINOTI ShC fl0T1 Nulrl Flrst Row M rlan johnson Ollie Mae Lanclmn Eileen Mledlte Helen Mledlte Joyce john-.on Vlrglnla H john on VlI'glY1l3 A -Ionnxon Mar a et Johnson Franus Kxppnng Ellzabeth Man o y E a L rxox Agnex Lxnrlxtrom Effle johnson A, . .1 . U U . . . . A A - .V . A t ., . . . . . f 1 1 -i y 1 v n ' . . , - - T . ' S . v ' - - -L b' S v v v v n ' ' Q : , ' : , , ' 4 , ' 'f' 1 , ' ' . 1 c , 11 .f. . , K ' ' ' a 1' . C ' fi. - '. ' e ' ': a , J , e , , J- . . . - . L f- ,. H V ' U 1 ' ' , Q . ' ' I ' ' ' ' N U- ' . . . 2. e g . 211 H - 2. - . 4 - . A ., , , , . ,Q , . ,-,, N ai : U V' , ., sl' ' '1' E Z 1 4' Z 5 4 3 is l F Z iii i -an' ns. Second Row: Vlarren Roflclius. Cliff Peterson, Bob Oldefest, Randall Nyman, Vance Pearson. George PeterSon. George Pederson, Cedric Norton, Lennart Pearson. First Row: Bill N ff, llainon l-lclson Bgrdette Peterson, Norma Nyquist, Mary Lou Nordell, Virginia Pearson, Helen Olson, Helen Pfeiffer, Rowan Ilrrson, G.cr1n O'son, Richard Pettit. Class 0 193 7 SL nnrl Row K nmth Statur JON Altx Robcru Lqrov Sm: li bob Stahl Virginia Nelson Gxatg Ram Lv Milrlrul Rvan th Rowling, C rol kttrl r G n l 1 r on Hob Prutf liill Rum er! L vun ry j nt iato ar, it 51 mio arv ine art 1 ut lr A Morten on f sa Ru - -A '. ia 2, llc HT L . i 7 img., .' 1 -'li . 4 l V. i Fir-1 Row: Ro n ml Sunneff Dorn- Stliroerler Maxine S::i'wurt, Iixangcline llothiiox, Mvrtlr Smith, Harriett Suhultz, Har- r.er Sala - Icer, Pla a - Sl , M' 'orA- 'Azz nw. M R h , limi h S- Ie. are - . sm Third Row: Stan Smith, jack Sundine, Vernon Stromberg, LeRoy Smith, Bob Stahl, Dick Suman. Second Row- Kenneth Summers Violet Swenson Louis Thornbloom Bob Swanson Marjorie Sullivan Marian Odell Roberta Townsend Walter Thorngren Horace Starkweather Carl Swanson First Row Majel Swanson Hazel Stablem Ruth Sparling june Specht Ruth Swan Cornelia Steigenga Norma Steel hammer Alma Stevens Jeanette Stage Helen Smutz Oral Temple Class 0 1937 Lyle Ward Keith Wind Ray Volk Don Wilcox Altred Ulner First Rom Inez Westertlahl Eclythe Wardlow Veta Anderson Dora Wri ley Ma jorie Trevor Ruth Wells Mar one Weber Exelyn Witte Catherine Witz Lucille Williams Jeanette Wilson Cecelia Wilcox Catherine Williams ' V k Q-'try -, Second Row: -jack Trevor. Paul Unferth. Dale Wennos. Martin Williams, john Wiklund, Bob Watson, Eugene Wymore. h, -y i -ni, -fa, Second Row Thomas Shea Stowell Masengarb jack Holmes Verner Kask B111 Erxckson Ke1th Boaold Flrat Row Everexte Carlstrom George Genz Vernon Wahe Mary Farraher Marjorle Baumgarten jane Ernkson Hazel Hornbeck Carl Sanders Joe Mendell Art Johnson lass 0 193 7 Fourth Row R2lllSbRCh Swallow Roberts Pan Riley Stromberg Swanson Unferth Sandler Roclclxus johnson Stahl Smith Peterson Seconr1Rovu Selbert Schroeder Smltl' Stone mg Speeht Truor Stelgenga Temple Smut! Tovvnsenrl Ryan Sparl mg Rosebcrg Furs! Row Smith Seholtl Stableln Saarwon Swan Sw '1 Stage Shxhllng Shauo Sxrrnaons Sulowenllcr Srhroerler Steelhammer Here s what some of the 37's looked 11ke when they were sophomores 1 . SX A Third Row: Ulner. Sykes. Robb, Trnxor. Rolanrl, Swanson. Rueckert, Shea, Thornbloom. Summere, Swanson. Pearson. , . S S E N I O R Class 0f1936 The January d1v1s1on of the elder classmen stole all three oiTic1al pos1t1ons 1n the pol1t1cal battles land mg two boys and a g1rl 1n the pos1t1ons of author1ty and drudgery A11 1n all th1s class very capably filled the Job of bemg autocrat1c w1ld and part1ally soph1st1cated Unusually successful were the Fellow Shlp and A D C clubs under th1S group of seventeen year olds The former provlde real entertalnment for 1tS members and the latter possessed a member Shlp wh1ch looked l1ke all the weaker sex of the semor class was 1ncluded Mr Peterson led the faculty advlsors 1n manual labor and succeeded 1n gettmg very grlmy 1n preparmg for the first semes ter party Other faculty advlsors were Mlss Lucllle Kyle Mr Reglnald Neal and MISS Mary Plummer if QQ., lk? , - ' 1 ! 7 , - 7 9 ' 5 -lv ,X A 1 , 4 Sari- A i . A, l XX., V gif ' N H Ek: B'1l S ' '. Virginia Van S us -,ire - Secretary Th1s 1S the school year of 1935 36 and the sen1ors leavmg the 1Vy covered alma mater w1ll probably remember lt as a year among years the twelve months that w1ll stay most v1v1d 1n the1r memorles of youth Hlghllghts of the year 1n and out of school were Sh1rley Temple and Nelson Eddy captured the hearts of male and female respect1vely and both Rogers and Astalre were sensatlonal on the s1lver screen The Supreme Court was handmg down a No every week or so to cases of the New Deal s const1tut1onal1ty W1ley Post and W1ll Rog ers crashed to death 1n Alaska The mus1c went round and round the school the home and the nat1on Sub zero weather and heavy snows Whlch preva1led for months were the worst ever exper1enced by th1s generat1on Movmg p1ctures were taken of school act1v1t1es sound crept 1nto 107 and the school be came mov1ng p1cture mmded fM011H6 Hlgh marches only Roll call was the no1s1est and most enterta1n mg of all the three years of the 36 s soJourn Major Bowes Fred Warmg and Fred Allen leaped to popular1ty and Jack Benny cont1nued to hold the school s acclalm And that my frans was 35 36 Presentzn' 266 Sophisticated Senzors 9 I 5 1 James Abraham Donald Ahlstrand 'W-r Lydla Alderson John Allen Q 4- Donald A1l1son Charlotte A11ph1n Alma Jayne Alpaugh Bert Anderson -5 f rw- K r ' ,Q Q Jane Anderson -v if 4 L l ,. , W J 4 Robert Althaus Althea Anderson 626041-af Anna Loulse Anderson The Class Roy Anderson Samuel Anderson W1llard L Anderson Elvlra Bauters of 1936 Linnea Marie Anderson Roland Anderson Hartley Aram Myrtle Bates Carol Axell Dons Axell 9 Carol Bell Isabelle Benell 92 Opal Bennmgton Irene Benson Jewel Bllderback Edward Blakslee Wallace Blomberg ?. Greta Ann Broman Jack Brotman Katherme Berndt Beverly Best LaVerne Bloom Fern Bowles The Class ' l Jane Benson Harnet Brown Emmett Buhle Genevleve Callahan Allen Buell Arg ean Carl Jeanette Carlson Margaret Carlson Vlrglnla Caufield of 1936 Helen Carlson Jean Carlson John Cedar Helen Chandes J 9-1- 11' s..- Faye Chandler Mary Chirekos Edwina Cherwinski Earl Cox Kenneth Cox Cleone Damelson Kenneth Davls Raymond Dekker Arthur Conelly Robert Coultas Frank Davldson 9 4' Charles Dav1s The Class 5 ' C 1 -' 5 I U - 93 - N ' Afilfzfl-P Q Y 1 0' ' f gif L Q fx I 'K mmf K' X X .f .- lf 2 1 Q gg fe Y is lf 2 'A tyffifl v 'a Q 5 T. o f Martha Dunnett Maman Dyce Manfred Er1ckson Margaret Erikson of 1936 Mary DeVos Katherlne Donav1n in G Frances Dorman Mar1e Eechaute Harry Ekstam Lloyd England Howard Evans Margaret Exbom 4, fee Elwood Faust Isabelle Flndahl Delores Flscher Ann Flske V1rg1n1a Forslund Dav1d Freeman M1111C6Ht Frey Carolyn Getz Isabelle Gevock Carl Gamble Conrad F11ck Kenneth Gellerstedt The Class John Graflund Sh1rley Gneenwood Evelyn Guldenzoph Anna Gustafson of 1936 James Gilbert Ted Gleichman James Glynn 97 Luc1l1e Gre1m Irene Gresser Helen Gr1berg And Eugene Haler Farrar Hamllton 98 Donna Mae Hanna Clifford Hanson Loretta Harkcom Frances Harris George Hart Otto H1HtZ Mary Jane Hartman Jean Heavener in 3' 'W-R Jane Hogberg 'Kea-H' km Chiford He1nze1 DOTIS Henr1ckson Betty Henss The Class it 5 -.ag .- ' 1 ,ZLI V ,I tw' . , , ..., 1 1, , tw,-N H gi, 'Ave V1o1a Holmqu1st Clayton Johnson Dor1s Johnson of 193 6 Helen Holder Evelyn Holm Bennett Holmgren EISIG Imler Charlotte Jackson Robert J am1son Dorothy A Johnson James Johnson Lorraine Huck H A pmol Ke1th Johnson Norma Johnson Ruth Johnson Charlotte Kemp Joe KerW1n LaVerne Lage Warren Lage Jane Kaeser Karl Kassel Norman Kramer Robert Kroeger Merle Kruse The Class John Lawson J oseph1ne Lawson Ruth Lmdstrom Nel11e L1ndVa11 of 1936 Frances Lagerlef Roy Larson L1111an Lavold Mary Jane L1ndberg Bud Llnden Doyle Lmdley Larrance Lofgren R1chard Luchsmger Esther Lundgren W1n1fred McA111ster Jw Dale McDanne11 Lo1s McCartney 'Wes 'Ei'- Al Helen McC1ean .P '55 V1rg11 McCurnber V' 51 LOIS Marke Kenneth Macrone Mlldred Malmstead Esther Marsh Edward Malthouse Jack Manthey The Class Betty Jane Meyer Evelyn Matthews Leona Meersman 36 Robert Mledke Dorthy M1H1Ck Franc1s Mu111k1n C' Chester Mltchell Jean MOTTISOH W Mary Jane Nelghbour Carol Nelson of 1936 'vrfr II V1v1an Nelson Flo NIISOH IOL X Jane Nltzel Ivene Noble 1 R1chard Odendahl LOUISE Olafson Valeska Patterson Ethel Paul Warren Nordell Carl Norlen Q' 5 Raymond Odendahl Delbert Olson Martha Osburn Wayne Ostlund The Class E1a1ne Paulson Edwm Pearson Roland Pearson Vernon Pearson V1ctory Pearson B111 Peters Eugene Peterson 'R A R1chard 0 Peterson ' 13 av if Marlan Pfe1ffer 5ur Vera Plerson Rosanna Posaterl M1tche11 Puncklewlcz Carol Raub Mary R1ce Della Roberts James Roth Katherme Rueblmg L1l11an Sandberg Charles Saunders Dorls Schatterman Mary Roehnelt V1v1an Rosenberg Robert Sandberg John Sandholm The Class Rlchard Sk1nner Marg or1e Sm1th of 193 6 John Seaman Dorothy Sellers Grace Shager Evelyn Smet Charles Smlth Janet Sm1th Don Schroeder Henrletta Skoglund ,. Ralph Soelzer Frank Sollo fl08l William Spitznas Dick Sprung Adrian Steigenga Wllllam Stoneburner Marie Strand Jeanne Sundine Irene Swanson Jeanette Swanson J ack Steiger Vlfglnla Stillwagon Clara Swanson Doris Swanson The Class James Teale Ben Thomas Betty Thorngren J uan1ta Turner Ju11ette Van Kerrebroeck Kathryn ig, Van Kerrebroeck at of 193 6 Ralph Swanson Robert V Swanson Us is- Evelyn Thorngren Q nv- Sh1r1ey Trachtenbarg 3,6- Qs. V1rg1n1a Van Senus MarJor1e Ve1th Q 5 , E 5 3-tb 31 J A if ' X fs- 5 , 1 A 35- xl h ' t':' , A nn,,n,n o Q - t t.Aa D' , t .A,:nnZ ,,, , a 32113, . . n .tvt 9 Florence Vernberg .Vivian Vogel John Wallace John Wassberg Allan Weckel Elaine Wilson Janet Wilson Mary Jane Wagner Keith Wahlgren Ervin Walker Jack Welch The Class Qlx wi J - Q Lewis Wilder ,I ,n,q W1111am Young Luc111e Herdener Mary Ruth Settle of 1936 J oseph1ne WISE Jane Wood V1rg1n1a Yeoward Cleo Yokas 11? Robert Youngberg Beatnce Zarada Alberta Zlmmerman My W as Forrest Anderson Floyd Danner B111 Orendorif Bob Engstrom 1 111 1 54 1 W4 Q' Y! Ks., fa! vs. we n anuary Senzors Carolyn Getz valed1ctor1an John Graflund salutatorlan Honor Roll Bert Anderson Jane Anderson Lmnea Anderson Edward Blakslee Wallace Blomberg Arthur Conelly I-Tarry Ekstam Elwood Faust Carolyn Getz Ted Gle1chman John Graflund Mary Jane Hartman Norma Johnson Karl Kassel Norman Kramer Chester M1tchell Mary Jane Nelghbour Carol Nelson Valeska Patterson John Sandholm Betty Thorngren V1rg1n1a Van Senus Mary Jane Wagner John Wallace Willard Anderson Bud Linden May Semors Jean Heavener Valed1ctor1an Ralph Swanson salutatoman Honor Roll John Allen Althea Anderson Roy Anderson Elv1ra Bauters Genev1eve Callahan Jean Carlson Kenneth Cox Marlan Dyce Mar1e Eechaute Delores F1scher Loretta Harkcom Els1e Imler Jane Kaeser Kenneth MRCTOTIC Jack Manthey Esther Marsh Evelyn Matthews Lee Mousley Vernon Pearson Vera P1erson Robert Sandberg Dor1s Sohatterman Evelyn Smet Frank Sollo Sh1rley Trachtenbarg John Wassberg Cleo Yokas Beatr1ce Zarada Emmett Buhle Ethel Paul Class of 1936 We are proud of your achievements as students' The educational advantages you have enJoyed were provided at the expense of the community and by the efforts of your parents The best repayment or expression of appreciation that you can make will be to make the most of your ability and education by us1ng lt for your own 1m provement and for the betterment of the community and the country in Wh1Ch you live It was for that purpose that this education was provided for you One further thing is expected of you When you take the places of your parents as c1t1zens of your community and heads of families you are asked to provide at least as good educational advantages for the children of that future day as have been provided for you Remember that free education has not always been free It was only two or oppos1t1on of selfish short sighted lnterests that advocated education only for the favored few Those same interests are always ready to destroy or cr1pple the 1nst1tut1on of free public education when the opportunity offers The men who founded th1s government well understood that It could endure only 1f the c1t1zens who control lt are enllghtened John Adams clearly ex pressed their views when he said The Whole people must take upon them selves the education of the whole people and must bear the expense of lt You are to be congratulated upon your fine school record May your 3Ch16V6 ments 1n later l1fe be equally noteworthy BOARD OF EDUCATION three generations ago that high schools were established against the bitter , - . . . C. llll 3 S 13 4 4 l1IIS I I st ol nc 1 MOlID2 XAXSSOCIGUOFI ol CZOITIVTTZVCZ Senzor Actwzty Lzst JAMES ABRAHAM Archery Club Preslutnt 133 Honor 113 May DONALD AHLSTRAND Soual Commxttte 133 May DONALD ALLISON Intramural Basketball 11 an uary CHARLOTTE ALLPHIN G rls Tenms 11 2 33 Glrls Bas all 11 rs Leer 13 3 Glrs H1 Y May QILMA JANE ALPAUGH ADC 133 Grs H1 31 BOB ALTHAUS Arehery Club 12 3 Mav ALTHEA ANDERSON H nor Roll 11 2 33 May BERT ANDERSON Varslty Football 12 3 Sophomore Football 113 Sophorrore Basketball 113 Cap and Gown Commlttee Chaxrman 133 H nor Roll 11 2 33 Fellowshlp 133 January FORREST ANDERSON B ntl 11 2 33 Januar JANE ANDERSON L O T Copy Erlxtor 133 M Lnterary Staff 133 Iunxor Play Make up 123 Latin Play Makeup 123 Semretarg. Trea-.ur1.rADC 133 Honor Roll 11 2 33 CIXICS Club ECILILHIIOH Committee 133 I OT DISIFIDIIIOY 123 CIVILN Club Thanksgiving Day Commxttee 133 Social C0mm1ttee11 23 january LINNEA MARIE ANDERSON Glrls IDSCIBYTIBIIOH 123 umor Play Sta e Hand 123 Girls Vollev ball 113 Chair man A DC Committee 133 G rls I-I Y 11 C axr man Clvlcs Club Committee 133 Librarian 12 33 Honor ROLAND ANDERSON S rsfeant at Arms Fellowshlp 133 Sergeant at Arms Boys H1 Y 133 january ROY ANDERSON Secretary Treasurer Class 113 Honor 11 33 M3 SAM ANDERSON M Photographer 133 Vxce President Boys H1 Y 133 Archery Club Program Director 133 Busmnes Staff 133 May 1'1D01ll'111Tll7 nvc 1nI I' ann' ru 1 flown ns 1 mf- 0 1:11 slnlmm- 1:31 vt lf' DPW 1151111 un y 1 ISP! ple 11: 1 yr 111119111 ur s UIGIIOII NM 0011! 1 3 1111111 YW S I S 131 3 111 town rssrs mr ea 1 3 1 1 sour' 0I1Dl1 p!1II0llt'I17l I1 HI PI I 'v 1 lln sr lxoul nur' 111311 as 11:0 'I'l1- most potent, C13Il!5II'lIL'tIYl' illflm-:acc in 21 comm nity is il lxmly of business. l3I'1I.C.'SI ll-ll. -mtl ll l ftrizll lllL'l I3:lll1lL'1l IIIISCITISIIIY I13g,,'L'IlICI' for thu pur- mn- ' zltlvzllwilw' tllc cnuunon '3If2ll'L' rw ul' tllt' 'ity O O Roll : I I 'I I 3 I - 1 V I Q . . , - Z ' I - 1 .2.33:j - I: l W I A 3 ' ketb 3: oi 12 Sow: cl fA.D.C.'.1 3': 1.l' 1231 J A I , A' ' A ,I ' A , H' :'i3'i- ,2.33Ih'- z 111,-' -Y11,23: A :V - l Z I' Roll 11, 2, 33: M Typist 133: L.O.T. 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N 1r ' XII OR SI ' N 144 41 1114 ll114 WILLARD L ANDERSON Announcement Commntee 131 I1 Lncrary Staff 131 Fellowship 131 B ys H1 Y 11 2 31 Honor Roll 1l 2 31 CIVICS Club Program 131 january HARTLEY ARAM Fcllowshnp 131 CIVICS Club 131 May CAROL AXELL ADC 131 Home Ec Club 131 January MYRTLE BATES G1rls Volleyball 111 GIYIS Basketball 111 G1rl5 Sorccr 111 ADC 131 Usher Club January OPAL BENNINGTON ADC 131 May IRENE BENSON L O T Busmess StaFf 121 Gxrli Volley 11 3 G1rls Bascet all 31 G1rls Soccer rs ase all r'-. nnxs 1 2 A D C 131 GIYIQ H1 Y May JANE BENSON Soclal Committee 111 Rmg and Pm Commlttee 121 Subacrlptmn StaFf L O T 131 Subscrlphon Stal? 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Never has th1s k1ndly gentleman fa1led to come to our a1d We have even dragged h1m from h1s Sunday d1nner table to force h1m to open the portals of M H S for some tr1v1a1 matter So the staff of the 36 'VI w1shes to s1ncerely express 1tS thanks for the fr1endly help Wh1Ch has been g1ven lt by Mr Sands OLI NE ONSUMERS CO ATERIAL RYSTNL lc: AND ou 3l4 l5 ' STPEET PHONE MOLINE 73 . Y. . . ' If 77 , , .. CC 97 ' , - as as Y , . -1 . 1 ' . U. . I ' ' . Sl ' 77 Cl . . , . , ' ' 73 if ' ' , ' l , 99 if , ' 7, Ci I a , ' I 7 ff 66 - . . , . . H , . 7 66 97 ' ' ' 1 , , 54195190 O ers a few suggestions 0 Practzcal G1 ts or the Graduate om nu I51111 Ill nk I llllt ll 111 s r 11 1m I r111t11I Ht ltl mm I,l1 IxmI ik U1 111or1 Book ltIll r f 00 I3 IX rI C IS 1 1 ur H mm r I31 s 1 11rt1111nt offer 111 ltl 1111 1 Il 1 1 1t1 lllIlt1 'NI r1I11nI mdxrnt 1 ru CARLSON BROS Inc XIOIIXI IIIN NIUI IXI' IUOI QONII' XXX mm II 111111 Doc s 1 0011 II XNIIII RC S 1 r1111I 11r Sll 11 111 I 111 Molzne Funeral Dzrectors 'ii' WENDT FUNERAL HOME 1811 15th Street Place Mo11ne 181 FURGIE FUNERAL HOME 2406 6th Avenue Mo11ne 144 KNOX FUNERAL HOME 2028 6th Avenue MOIIHG 20 ' if f Mfl' '. I' 's Ii 1ks in Il1'I, if ' I' gs B111 ' 'Inds Ifo :1i I' ' Set.- Ifng: '1-1I : I ' ' ' .': '1 -ry I iv1'-Y1':1r ':ri1-s ' : 'S . - -' 's I,11gg:1g1- , Im: ' i ds vs ' Sets f':1r 'rfvs 'I'0'I1't STS I' ses .Ill 1- :gr I O111' Social St?1tI0!ll'I'j'. Gift and Book D-1: ' s '- Illil .' :1cI1I' '1 :I :111I 1111 s1:I ' -ms. v Y H ' 1 ' 1' 1 Y. Q : 1- - 1 tim- M1 ': 1'I.' P i cI IV- G ' U Ox' XI1':1t I, . 01 I iftI1 .xV1'llll1' JlthI'I0IIl't't'll II11111I1'1'1I 1812-Sth Aux' 2220-5th AH. :md I'1v1- v , v Q NI I' 1'. II' His . , . I , , - OIS , . . Carlson Prlntmg Company 71,1 andy Nook lXli S X ,X 'N lfltllstl t SS 1x1 I II IIC DIN ll Buddy ab, Manufacturing Co N MOL! NES BTYLE QORNER Zllomcm J7,0,0arc'l AVENUE AT I6 ' STREET D ILY TIMES X ICIXISIIR Wlllx - - RAT A1 llll 1 JI '4' T11 I'i4't:1r4'-V I' I , NIS 'l'H'lil'1'l'S ', ll' STA- TH ,'l'lIiY ' ' Y nsulf I'.v on Your ,Yfqrl .lulf of Prinliny I na- BI. USU Nu. IS Mc 'irniv ilclg. THIC YYURLIJ I .XNIUL'S LIXI-I Ulf PI,gXY'I'HINCIvS 'I'HA'l H RIG 'l' Hlilil-2 .XT FSHC l3I'l Y If, QI'.Xl,l'l'Y ALI. S'I'l'll'1l, n lf.X. l' BIOLINIC. ll,I,. IUCAU llll f U ' 'rms 'rm c 1111 CQlilf.X'l'lfS'l' Nl YY sl Xl I li 501 lh'lix'u'r:-xl .Xnv 'l'r'-v We Don't Mean To Brag u The Molme I-hgh School Ca feterla zs a pretty swell place to eat Photo Art Engravmg Company Mohne Ill1no1s 'Nw Engravers far Success ul Annuals bf... f Whdt fl16 Success ol OLLI' lZIZLL6L IS Dependent Upon uf ellectIveness of any Annual or Year Book IS ID dlrect ratuo to the resourcefulness and abIlIty of the Staff and EdItor Gfny budget may produce a qua My Annual F carefully planned ID co operatIon vvIth qualIlIed craftsmen whose consultatnon should be sought at the very InceptIon ol the boolc Through theur years ol valuable experIence and wealth of sound Ideas you may start the prope loundatnon for your boolc buIldIng 1 expenenced Annual prInter wIll not attempt to tell you what you want but wull gladly co operate p tt ng your Ideas In he best form ollenng suggestIons Il Invlted endeavor to maIntaIn the closest relatIon shIp DOSSlbl2 wIth the Edrtor and the tall therefore obta nIng the hIghest qualrty conlormIng to the budget avarlable a meer rmfuzq ompcuzy 306 E SIMMONS ST GALESBURG ILLINOIS Illlllll llllflll 0I Otll 40 IIIIS 1 k Cl. ' 1 , I 011' . . . - 5 - in u i ' ' t We I ' ' ' . . , S I 9 H671 I In fn U U- fy' 1 If W Y Abrahamson R 119 Adolphson Bros 119 Anderson Ray 119 Anderson T1re Shop 116 Augustana Book Concern Augustana College 130 Auto Servxce Co 119 Baker Furmture Co 116 Banks Dress Shop 141 Barnard 8: Leas Co 119 Becker Clyde W Insurance Beder Wood s Sons 130 Board of Educatxon 114 Bonggren jeweler 119 Book Exchange 115 Broderxck Furmture 119 Buddy L Mfg Co 141 Busmess Men s Assoc1at1on 138 Candy Nook 141 Carrls Insurance Agency 135 Carse 8: Ohlwe1ler 121 Carlson Brothers 140 Carlson Prlntmg Co 141 Cxtles Servnce Stores 138 Columbla Coney Island 116 Daily Txmes 141 Deere 8: Co 125 DeLuxe Cafe 120 Desaulmers 8: Co 124 Dxmock Gould 8: C0 124 Dotz A C Agency 129 Ekstam Harry Meat Market 129 Evans Cleaners 135 Flfth Avenue Beauty Parlor 120 Fnve Po nt Bakery 131 Freed E A 120 Frltz Auto Supply 138 Fullers Prmtery 120 Grossman s 135 Hawkms Studlo 132 Herff Jones Co 117 Hugh School Cafeterla 142 Hllltop Tailor Shop 116 Hlnman R B Dentlst 131 Holmqulst C H Co 136 Jamxsons Laundry 127 josephson C I Jeweler 127 Kerns 8: Vernon 118 Kopp L C Attorney 135 LeCla1re Hotel 127 LeCla1re Theater 137 Lexthner 8: Welsher 118 Lockhart Plumbmg 8: Heatlng 118 Lum Charles Laundry 118 Mangels Dress Shop 131 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Markee Fuel 8: Ice Co 126 McMeen Candy Shop 135 Meadow Brooke Candy Co 126 Mlldred s Lunches 131 M1tchel1 R A Contractor Molme Molme Molme Molme Molme Molme Molme Mohne Molme lV'olme Molme Assocxatxon of Commerce 1 Busmess College 128 Consumers 139 Dally Dxspatch 134 Funeral Dlrectors 140 Furmture Works 118 Hardware Co 136 Heatmg 8: Constructlon Co Iron Works 130 News Agency 136 Tool Co 140 Molme Upholstermg Shop 131 Molme Wlmsett System Co 118 Montgomery Elevator Co 118 New York Store 134 New York Store Beauty Shop 131 Norge Fude Co 136 Nu Icy Bottlmg Works 131 Paradise Theater 116 Parker M L 128 Penny J C 8: Co 126 Peoples Power Co 123 Peters Bakery 126 Peterson Harned Van Maur 123 Photo Art Engravmg Co 142 Physlclans 133 Sam the Tallor 135 Scharrfs 116 Schulzke Wm 117 Schoolmasters Club 138 Schwenker 8z Mougln 128 Seaholms Kodak Headquarters Shallene s Furmture Co 130 Smlth s Apple House 129 Sollo Frank Real Estate 136 State Adjustment Co 121 Stephensons 116 Stme the Tallor 139 Stoehr 8: Palmgren 127 Synd1cate Clothmg Co 135 Taltys 129 Tarbox Nelson Agency 137 Tasty Bake Shop 129 Trevor 8: Trevor 129 Trl City Blue Prmt Co 136 Trl Clty Lmes 135 Vanity Beauty Shop 118 Veterans Forelgn Wars 129 VICS 122 Wagner 8: Hoste 121 VVagoner Prlntlng Co 143 W1ll1ams Whlte 81 Co 122 Wood 8: McNeal Attorneys Y W C A 121 Ze gler Dr Dentist 136 1 1 , .. ., 1 1 'Y . . , . . . , 131 . , . , 137 Y I Q y 5 -. 1 ' I I I Y ., , , . . 7 Y , ., , 119 ., , . . . 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