Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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ELIZABETH ABORN Liz, besides being interested in volleyball and Civics Club, hopes someday to be a success- ful stenographer. lanuary. LILLIAN AGUIRRE 'lLil, as she is known to her best friends, is another girl who hopes to be a rich man's stenog- rapher. In school, she has been an important member of the Ush- er Club. lune. EVELYN ALLISON Nursing is Evelyn's ambition in life. She enjoys taking candid camera shots during her spare moments, and also taking part in the activities of the Home Eco- nomics Club, Ianuary, MARVIN ALLISON Quite often called Ty by his friends, Marv's shyness is over- shadowed by his fine character. He spent the fall season of his senior year as a reserve on the Maroons. Iune. ALICE ANDERBERG As one of the better fencers in the Fencing Club, Alice found that her only complaint in life was getting up each Monday morning. Iune. BETTY ANDERSON A true genius at the piano, as well as with her books, the high- light of her high school career was the Senior Showboatu in which she played an important part in directing. lune. Glu: aj '40 ELAINE ABRAHAMSON An almost constant companion of Gerry, Abe also found time to be one of the L.O.T. staff and business staff. A swell singer and dancer she played an important part in A.D.C.-Fellow- ship show. Iune. MANUEL ALBA After playing sophomore foot- ball, Manuel went to work, and didn't take part in outside activi- ties. However, when a swimming team was formed he became one of its outstanding members. Iune, IAMES ALLISON lim is a young man with very much ambition, whose goal is to become an aeronautical engi- neer. He tried out for Mr. Sen- neff's football team, but a trick knee kept him from playing. Ianuary. . 1 v MMOTJAUL ALLMENDINGER Besides being partner in the Supply Corner, Paul had time to raise money to pay for this year's He also managed to be in a couple of plays, several clubs, class president in his lunior year, and still maintained good enough grades to be on the Honor Roll. Iune. WESLEY ANDERS A bookkeeper in the making, who possesses the nickname of Flip A lune graduate, who was a member of our band for three years, as well as a member of the notorious Senior Hi-Y. lune. MARIAN E, ANDERSON A rare find in M,H.S,, a quiet and efficient girl. However, Mar- ian has not been idle for she played basketball and stayed on the Honor Roll for three years. lanuary. ffbfelyfu