Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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IULIAN DUCRAY The bald-headed gen- ius that so thoroughly instructs our boys in the fundamentals of manual arts. INA DUN LAP Remember now, think up, up, up, as you sing it this time. FANNY ENTRIKEN The ready, Willing, and able Dean of our love- sick girls. ELMER FREEMAN Although not really on the faculty in school he has charge of the voca- tional work at Manual Arts, and is also an im- portant member of our athletic board. ALMA DUISDECKER An abundance of per- sonality behind a short- hand book and a type- Writer. CARL EKBLAD An accomplished chem- ist and a learned stu- dent, as well as a pleas- ing giver of knowledge. IANET FORD She likes to have it quiet in the library for those other people who Want to study. BARBARA GARST Her philosophy of life and her spontaneous laughter entertain all the eager students Who elect to join her dramatics or English classes. aacwflq

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aww, LELA ADAMS This rnothering Home Ec teacher ably in- structs her students in the Worthwhile art of housekeeping. WILLIAM BEAN The ex-Hoosier football star who carne to Mo- line to drive our husky athletes and mathemat- ics scholars to do it this- a-way, not that-a-way. CHARLES CARPENTER A great friend of the fellows, a willing advi- sor, and an interesting teacher of ancient and modern history. ELSIE COOK With a hundred and one things to do, she still has time to give in- formation to innumer- able questions that pu- pils ask every day. E. LEE BARNETT Being principal of the Manual Arts Building b e s i d e s his drafting classes keeps friendly Mr. Barnett very busy. NAOMI CARLSON She does a very cap- able job of an unpleas- ant task in keeping or- der in the study hall. ELLA COCKRELL The head of our Eng- lish department has an enormous duty in seeing that the Line-O' Type policies are efficiently carried out. LEONA DAY This energetic instruc- tor of Civics and Ameri- can history does her ut- rnost to get her pupils through one of the most difficult and most feared courses in school. Y

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4m ANNA GRAN So nice to her German and S W e d i s h classes that they take advantage ot her. MARIORIE HENDEE A great admirer ot Poe and a believer in long themes and assignments. S. MAY HOPKINS Students in her stenog- raphy classes often won- der what the initial NS rtands tor, AIMEE IOHNSON History class radicals thoroughly aggra- EOHREST GROOVER Ducks and tenpins be- ware, it's Groover ot the machine shop. - C. W. HOLMGREN Finds time to manage athletics and coach the tennis team in addition to his regular courses. FRANCES IEFFERS A swell stenographic teacher Who has had a little bad luck this year by being confined to her home due to illness. HELEN IOHNSON The tall blond teach- er who really teaches V019 this firm believgf something about l1iSiOI'Y. in democracy.