Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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LOUISE IOHNSON A request to see her usually spells trouble, for she is the little lady in the office who Wants to know why we did not attend class that day. ALFRED KASEL The little man who likes jokes mixed in with his C. G. and history classes. LUCILE KYLE The reason Why the fellows lo V e to take French. KATHERINE McELROY Girls complain because she makes them Work as hard as male athletes. TRUMAN IONES He appreciates the ability to recite German poetry in students reg- istered in his commer- cial subjects. SOPHRONIA KENT She really knows her Latin, and the students certainly appreciate her sweet manner along with those tough lessons. ESTHER LIND y Capable head of the Social Science depart- ment, an indefatigable worker, and a system- atic instructor. EMMA MELIN A fine geometry teach- er and one that the stu- dents Will really miss alter this year.

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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.

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FAYE MlLLER The brain trust oi the promising young ac- countants. WINIFRED PASS lf your future wife ever bakes a good pie, or re- members to darn your stockings, most of the credit should go to Miss Pass. ROY PIERSEL The unusual procedure in his classroom makes him one of the favorites among the student body. CLAUDIA RlCE The English teacher who lets you learn from your mistakes. REGINALD NEAL A talented artist in his own right he tries to im- part some ot his skill into the hands of hope- ful proteges. ELOE PETERSON The quiet, husky his- torian Who sells confec- tions on the sidelines. ROGER POTTER An untiring worker who demands that his proteges, both in the classroom and on the basketball floor, be the same way, GEORGE SENNEFF The diminutive mentor of our mighty Maroons. GUM