Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Actors . . UNDER FOOTLIGHTS FRANCES ALDENE Frannie sinlqs shots silently. FRED ALLEN A rootin', tootin' Republican. RUTH ALLISON Vim, vigor, vitality, AND vociferf osity. VIOLET ALMBLADE Home, to Violet, is just a place to eat. MARY ANDERBURG She'll stop pulses when she joins the White Parade. AILEEN ANDERSON Five feet one inch of dynamite- with the sparks on top. ANNA LOUISE ANDERSON Brostrum's gone - now Anna's leaving. ARLINE ANDERSON Mild and mellow! uOh yeah? BERYL ANDERSON Barrel soarsfeither with a bas' lqetball or with her voice. CAROL ANDERSON Carrotftopped herald for the A.D. C. extravaganza. DONALD ANDERSON Donald wants to fly-like Donald Duck? LUCILLE ANDERSON She hails from the Town of the Nfferrible Swedes . MARGARET ANDERSON Margaret Elizabeth doesrft LIKE to be called Margaret Elizabeth. PAGE 18 Class of '37

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Seniors Applause, curtain calls, flowers, enthusiastic critics: they all belong to these two hundred fifty major stars. Taking leading roles in almost all of the school activities, the members of the graduating class must be given a huge share of the credit for the achievements of the various school departments during the past year. Seven members of the football team, three members of the basketball team, the officers of nearly all the clubs, the presidents of the Literary and Athletic Associations, major oflicers of the Line O3 Type, all members of the staff, captains of most of the athletic squads, important members of forensic teams: all were Seniors. The class, as a class, was equally outstanding, giving as proof of its prowess an informal, most enjoyed Senior Kermis masquerade party, a well presented Senior Class play, jonesy, and an unusually fine Senior Ball, highest social event of the season. Perhaps we are prejudiced. We certainly are not pointing out the weak spots of the producf tion, which, incidentally, are supposed to determine the play's strength. We believe, however, that we are justified in our eulogy, for this has been a most out' standing year, and the Seniors have certainly been the major characters. HAMILTON TREVOR MIEDKB president vicef president secretavyftreaswrer PAGE 17

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Actors . . UNDER MOONLIOI-IT 'Q MILTON ANDERSON 37 Muggs is a steady man-in more ways than one. PAUL ASIIWOOD specimen of manhood. RALPH AVERILL makes CSenior Kermisjl RAY BAKER years of Latin! PAUL BARCLAY hearts. Wow! JIM BARTON He could blujf his way out of any' thinggeven high school. MARJORIE BAUMGARTEN DORIS BENNINGTON 94 pounds. ARETA BERGE Areta wants to be a nurse. Let's hope she has patience Cpatients, dumbbellslj FLORENCE BERGSTROM their pictures. EVELYN BERRY 'Youngdahfs stooges. fir' 'fi Immune to womenfa VERY rare Tall, blonde, and what a woman he Mike longs to manage Doc's Hamburger stand. ALICE BAROWSKI She's the people's choice. We kinda like her, tool ELEANOR BARBER Perseverance Personijqed - four In his footsteps lie a trail of broken Valedictorian and an ace debater. When she's all there she weighs F lossie collects movie stars+that is, Redfheaded horn tooter with Mr. PAGE 19