Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Facult RUTH E. TOYNE-EHgliSh Students sidetrack her easily by mentioning the University of Wyoming. MINNIE K. VINTONYHOIIIC Ecof nomics She keeps her sewing classes in stitches . GRACE M. WARNER L8tll1 Take cake and bread from shortcake and sweetbread. Thais Nfiss Warner. - EMMA WECKEL-Cafeteria Manager Hash three days a week-mush on Monday and Friday! MARIE E. WILSONgE11gliSh, Gerf man, French Mistress of three languages. E. E. YoUNGDAHL'Band Director His specialty is intermissions at the football and basketball games. PAGE 14 RUTH F. S'rAcYgShorthand, Typing The smoothest shorthand dictator this side of the Mississippi. LILLIAN STEvENsoNfPianist She tickles the ivories for the Glee Clubbers. Sk

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PAGE 16 lczsses V Perhaps some explanation is needed. In the following pages, the Seniors have been classified as the major characters, the Juniors as the minor characters, and the Sophomores as understudies. In this classification, the entire class has been considered, not the individuals within the class. Many Juniors and Sophomores have had more of an outstanding part in this production than some Seniors have had. However, the Seniors have headed most of the activities and events of the school year, and several of the activities have been entirely the work of Seniors. Line O' Type, M , Civics and Dramatic Clubs, and other important high school functions have been headed by and largely composed of Seniors. It would be unusual if it were otherwise. The classification of the Juniors and Sophomores has been more from the usual interpretation of the meanings of minor character and understudy . Often, a minor character is an understudy or vice versa, but the popular conception probably would place any character in a more important position than that of an understudy. Juniors are the more prominent because they have had more of a chance to get into extra curricular activities and to become known to the students than have the Sophomores, who are really just getting started. For this reason, the Juniors are classed as minor characters and the Sophomores as understudies. Each of the classes has handled its part very capablyg un' doubtedly each will produce real major stars in time. We congratulate and commend each of them for their fine work during the past year.