Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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FERN SLUSHER The newest member of our faculty and a Very welcome addition too. NORMA SMITH To improve our punc- tuality as good stenog- raphers, she even times us with a stop watch as we run to class. RUTH STACEY For a class or club sponsor, Miss Stacey is the nicest we know. RUTH TOYNE You can depend on her for a few giggles and such while you're in the midst ot a tough Lit or English course. BERTHA SIEMEN Her unique whims and moods seem peculiar to her none too bright Eng- lish students. RUTH SPENCER One woman we really admire because she is not afraid oi snakes and bugs and stuti. LILLIAN STEVENSON The quiet kitten on the keys. MINNIE VINTON She sees to it that our little home makers really learn how to go about it. y aww,

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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

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4 jlltliss Grate warner n memory ot Miss Grace Warner, a devotee oi Virgil, who taught that the finer parts of education can be in- teresting as Well as worth while. She took her Freshmen through the funda- mentals ot Latin and made them know itg her Sophomores through Caesar and made them absorb ity her Iuniors through l'Cicero and made them ap,- preciate itg and her Seniors through Virgil and they enjoyed it. EMMA WECKEL Our cafeteria chef, and mrnmmmml is she good. C. R, WRIGHT Well liked by his machine shop g r e a s e monkeys. MARIE WILSON One of our quieter English teachers who also fills in when her services are required in foreign language field. YOUNGDAHL He says he-'s going fifty when he-'s really doing eighty! l