Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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BARBARA DICK Barb seems to have more in- terest in the campus of the Uni- versity of Iowa than her own school. However, she helped plan several of our best class parties. Iune. ELIZABETH DUNCAN We'd call Betty tall, dark, and beautiful. She has graced the stage for several of our plays. She also is an athlete, taking part in basketball, baseball, and arch- ery. Ianuary. MARY ELLIS Mary has spent four years keeping up her half of the Hay- Ellis combination. She also rode around in a '38 Olds that seemed to change color every spring. .luis- RICHARD ERBSTEIN Ricky, one of the many who has helped make our band a suc- cess. I-Ie aspires to have an all- girl orchestra under his own di- rection some day, which isrz't such a bacl ambition. Iune. VIRGINIA ERICKSON That twinkle in her eye has at- tracted many. This spritely miss has gained honors for herself in athletics and as one of the schol- ars on the Honor Roll. Ianuary. f 1 . 7 5M-Jbdj 4Ltr- ,fu-odjt' ' HAROLD EAUST A serious-minded chap, who can be very jovial at times. Har- old really worked on the football field last fall and won his letter from Coach Senneff. Iune. BONITA DIEI-IL Bonita is our nomination for roller skating champion of M.H.S. Her winning smile is often speed- ing around the rink. Iune. DWIGHT EKSTAM This is the boy who was smart enough to graduate one year ahead of time. Aside from his hard studying, he was pole vault- er on the track squad and also joined Mr. Potter's newly formed swimming am. I e. 4, PHILIP ENGDAHL Phil, who came all the Way from LaGrange to go to M.H.S. in his Senior year, has made him- self very popular in a short time. Outside of his many activities at L.H,S., he was an important mem- ber of our debate squad. Iune. is ALICE ERICKSON A sweet personality under blond locks is how we picture Alice. A girl who is willing to overlook misfortune and who has worked very hard to get on the Honor Roll. Ianuary. MARY EALK Mary got them all with her dimples. But she also took part in athletics, playing volleyball and basketball, Ianuary. MARIORIE FOLLETT When Marge wasn't collect' ing pennies she managed to help on the refreshment committee at class parties, Iune. Glau of '40

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DOROTHY CLINE Dot is everyone's willing helper in the library as well as outside of it, Being a member of the L.O.T. business staff and tak- ing in Hi-Y work has kept her busy the rest of the ti e. lune. ETHEL COLEMAN This young lady's poetry has appeared in the L.O.T. several times, as well as in other publi- cations. Besides writing, she has studied hard enough to be on the Honor Roll for three years. lune, LAWRENCE CONWAY lf there is anything you ever want to know, just ask Lawrence, he knows. He is one of the boys who love to get in an argument, so he put his talents to harness and became a member of the de- bate team. Iune. THELMA CORDELL Thelma believes in having a good time wherever she goes, She is known as an ideal danc- ing partner. with plenty of class, lune. ' Q XSL- BARBARA CUTLER Barbara is one of those girls who move in quiet and mysteri- ous ways. However, she seems to be quite content to live within herself, with only a few select friends. lune, HALCYON DE FRATIES has captured three crowns while at M.H.S. - tennis queen, M queen, and queen of many hearts. Her multiple activities - tennis, dramatics, declamation, L.O,T. subscription manager, and many others - have brought her in contact with many students and she has gained the admira- tion of all of them. January. Glafu of '40 ROBERT CODDINGTON Bob is considered the Einstein ll of the Senior class, but this hasn't hindered his popularity. As salutatorian of the lune gradu- ates, he should be lauded for his work in debate, and his portrayal of Death in Death Takes a Holi- day. lune. Werrzmkzi PATRICK COLEMAN A gentleman at all times is Pat, who was especially active in dra- matic work. His parts in the Dra- matic Club play and Latin play did not keep him from getting on the Honor Roll. lune. DOROTHY COOPMAN Dorothy is one of the girls who seems in a hurry to leave M.H.S. Rather than stay around for sev- en or eight semesters like some students do, she wants to gradu- ate in five. lune. kb-M-dit, RICHARD COURT Between his Model A and Rob, Dick was kept quite busy during his three years at high school. He also had enough time left to win a few games of tennis while on the team. Iune. BILLIE DANIELS Billie's sweet personality will take her far in this world, and her willingness to help out, will make her many friends. She was a member of the Civics and A.D.C. Clubs. Iune, LEON DE WAELSCHE Another one of the few who has worked his way through school. Leo enjoys going to the dances also. tune.

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i 01644 of '40 l A ROBERT FORD Although not a member of 'lWatch the Fords go by family, Bob has quite an interest in ma- chines. While a sophomore he was out for both track and foot- ball, lune. ROBERT PRYXELL Prix will make a good right hand man to a research chemist. He was one of the most active film operators and also played in the orchestra and still did enough studying to make the Honor Roll. lune. EDSEL GUSTAFSON Here we present our All-State center - Guffy. Captain of the football team, member of the bas- ketball team. and L.O.T. King, he is the best known person at M.H.S. lune. VELMAR GUSTAFSON Another one of Mr. Youngdahl's proteges, Velmar has played in both the band and the orchestra for three years. He also was smart enough to stay on the Hon- or Roll for the same period of time. lune. fplffrvafnf ,167 WILLIAM HARPER A verbal keg of dynamite, Bill is always full of fun and life. He settled down long enough to play tennis and to make the Honor Roll during his third year. lune. ROBERT HARRINGTON Bob's motto was, Ready to go anywhere at anytime. His red hair was seen on the football field last fall and makes it pos- sible to notice him wherever he may be. lune. CAROLYN FOSS Carrie has all the makings of a future athletic teacher, even the desire. A lanuary graduate, she belonged to the Home Economics Club as well as the A.D.C, and Civics Club. Ianuary. KEITH GREKO A second Eddie Duchin on the ivories is Zurke. All students were given a chance to hear him play in the A.D.C.-Fellowship pro- duction. He too, is one of those who hurried through M.H.S. lune. yew! Quin ROY GUSTAFSON When Roy plays Sugar Blues, one can tell that perfection in music has been reached. Give him his cornet and he will be at home anywhere. lune. IEAN HAMBLETON A girl well-known at Illinois U., lean is also very popular in M.H.S. Of course, with that smile, she couldn't be anything but pop- ular. lune. r X .-..,,4-' XMZQ...-,.. 1,5 f P K MARY IOYCE HARRAH The little girl who could double for lenny Lind, if it were ever necessary. However, with such a fine voice she should be able to go a long waygn her own. lune. 'BETTY HAY ' A pretty girl with pretty curls and a great big smile. A lune graduate, Betty has been spend- ing a great deal of her time at Allendale, as she was secretary of the up and coming Home Eco- nomics Club. lanuary.