Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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01644 af '40 ROBERT L. IOHNSON This Bob lohnson is the one who played basketball, frle had an eye for the basket as well as an eye for pretty girls. lune. FRED KAI-lL May we proudly introduce Ulysses of the Latin Play fame in which Fritz proved himself to be a truly great actor. lune. ROLAND KARLIX Bowling is Rolly's hobby and we hope someday to see him as the A, B. C. bowling champion. lune. MARY KARRAS Many times this girl has found your seats at basketball games and the like, for Mary was one of our group of ushers. lune, DELORES KILLION Delores is going to make a good wife for somebody, for she took Home Economics for all three years of high school. . Dolrwp lfxlltim DELORES KLARKOWSKI Lorry is an inseparable come panion of x,Elvera Sundine. lune. .J ., he 1 RAYMOND IUMP Siefus was one of our varsity football men who played right guard and did a good job of it too. lune. ' N.: PAYE KANOEE Full of vim, vigor, and vitality is l'Knoff, and if you don't think that she is small, you should take a glimpse at her when she is walking with Giistafson. u e. if LORRAINE KARR A smile that will win you over every time is owned by sweet and charming Lorraine. We are willing to bet that she could soften the hardest of hearts. lune. . QW TOM KEEMLE A second Fred Astaire not only because he likes to dance, but he kinda resembles hirn, Experience shows him to be a good dancer, lune. ROBERT KLANN lf he follows in his fathers foot- steps, Bob ought to make a great city editor someday. lune. if Cl!-WMV EUGENE KNEES Sweet as a flower in his fathers flower shop, Gene is one of our tennis stars. lune.

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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.

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ANNIE KOLIFITIS Annie is one of the girl athletes. Although not as good as lohnny, she made some records to be en- vied. lanuary. V , X M J PAUL KUBERSKI Presenting the president of the Civics Club. Paul is one of these popular lads who never has much to say lanuary MARSHALL LANIER His friends were many, his ene- mies few. Step centered his in- terests around sports and oratory while at M.H,S. lune. IOYCE LEONARD Always ready for a good time, a good dancer, and a hard worker - Ioyce was one of the best known girls in the Senior class. She can be blamed for the gossip column in the L.O.T. Iune. WILBUR LIEVENS One of the boys who made all of the little cartoons in the Wilbur intends to extend his tal- ents to a commercial iield after graduation. Iune. ARLENE LINNBERG Her curls were enough to turn Baldy's heart inside out. Spent most of her spare time helping to put out the L.O.T. lanuary. IRENE KROEGER lrene is another candid camera fiend, who some day hopes to be an aeronautical engineer. lune. PAUL LACKEY One who is not as studious as he looks. Paul was better known for his good fellowship than his high grades. Iune. HAROLD LEECH Voted the most valuable player on the football team, Harold's grin was his constant companion. lt seems that he has a special in- terest in the Iunior class also. J 1i,t,JM..:fQQfJL DARLENE LIEDTKE Meet the Salutatorian of the Ianuary class. incidentally she's smart. lanuary. RICHARD LIND Dick, though the blond pride and joy of the Senior class, was Harter to get than most boys. Dick was also active in sports. lanuary. RUTH LLOYD With undoubtedly the most beautiful red hair in school, Ruths determination should get her ahead in the world. lune. 06:44 af '40