Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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. ELSIE HEMMINGSON Elsie is noted as the petite blonde, who has one of the hand- somest Seniors wrapped around her finger. We can see why. lune. M O MARY IEAN HILL This is the little five-foot brunf ette who twirled a mean baton. She also goes in for music in more ways than one. Iune. ALICE HINMAN Alice is dancing her Way to fame. Her girls' chorus in the Senior Showboatu was the best example of directing we've seen. lune. REGINA HONSA 'tReggie is one girl who was really adept at making male hearts beat faster when she trolled down the halls. lune. 'Y 1- - X-,Xie ZX... 't ROBERT HULTGREN Somehow or other, he has a way with the women. Aside from that he also was in the Opera and belonged to the Rifle and Fencing Clubs. lune. ROBERT ILLMAN Bob is a handy man with a gun, and belonged to Mr. Pier- sel's squad of sharpshooters. He also was on the staff and kept on the Honor Roll for three years. lanuary. efrdd. of '40 MARY ANN HENRICKSON Mary Ann's hopes of becoming a private secretary will no doubt come true. She is another girl who maintained a high average while in school. lune. 60057. EARL HILBERT He always made himself heard, in both classroom and in the halls. Earl played both sopho- more basketball and football, but then went to work. lune. HENRY HONSA His wavy hair and lazy smile has made more than one girl's heart turn flip-flops. Hank is one of the few that they were never able to catch up with, however. Iune. fQ,,44z,ao., BETTY HOLTZ t'Brat, the little one who came through with flying colors. She was one of the hardest workers on the staff and still had enough time to rank third in the Ianuary division. DAVID HUPPERT Watch the birdie Huppertu he was known as. However, where- ever Dave was, there was sure to be something doing, Iune. LAVERNE IACKSON Although not a flash in the classroom, Laverne seems to have done all right with the gi ls. That kind of news travels fast, st. Iune. J I f ,2?7Q,-6347 I .V I

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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.

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ROBERT IACOBSON Bob took part in many activi- ties, but the highlight of his career was the scenery he set up for the Senior Showboatf' lune. ARLENE IOHNSON With a love for life and a flare for speaking, Arlene cam e through to be our N.W.C. champ. Iune. BETTIE MAE IOHNSON She gave a lot of help to people in the library, for she was a mem- ber of the Library Club CZ, 35 and Librarian KZ, 31. Ianuary. ELMER CARL IOHNSON Well, here's Elmer, maybe not the same Elmer people have been looking for, but anyhow, it's El- mer. Ianuary. IACOUELINE 'IOHNSON Iackey devoted most of her spare time to people outside of school. lune. ROBERT E. IOHNSON Bob not only Was one of our varsity football Cscrubsl but a track man also, and he must have been pretty good as he got a letter. lune. fifzfzsif ,,,2f 'l' uv, lf., efadfi of '40 ' MARIORIE IOELSON Midge was chief aide in the office. She helped Mrs. lohnson, of office fame, as well as Mrs. Cook and Mr. Crakes. Ianuary. BERNARD IOHNSON Mighty as the Waves that roll o'er his head, Bernie is a real man when it comes to Manual Arts. Iune. ELINOR H. IOHNSON' Another blond Swede and mem- ber of the Iohnson clan who would make anybody proud to be a lohnsong Iune. HAROLD I. IOHNSON Harold really strums a mighty mean banjo and We are proud to say that he was a member of our orchestra fl, 23, Ianuary. IANE E. lOHNSON Those German hair cuts get un- der lane's skin and We can't say that We blame her. lune. ROBERT I. IOHNSON Another one of M.H.S.'s gunriers is Bob I. He not only belonged to the Rifle Club, but was President CSD. Iune.