Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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fjune, 1949 The June Class gave the Senior Ball on May 21 and collaborated with the mid-year class in presenting Life with Father ' the Senior Play. Representa- tives of this group have been promi- nent members of the many school or- ganizations. Ralph Masengarb, President; Nancy Evans, Literary Board Represent- ative; La Neva Marlier, Secretary-Treasurer; and Fred Eberhardt, Vice-President.

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lames Van Daele Sharp tooth” can be seen in the MHS Rogue ' s Gallery.” Sharon Watkins A very quiet miss, but then Peace is bliss,” they say. Eldora Wayaert She can trip a light fantastic anywhere and any time. Glenn Wearer He went to the dogs; he worked for Ken- nedy ' s Dog Hospital. Theodore Whitbeck The strong, silent type — we never knew he was around. Shirley Williams A true MHS beauty and a very conscien- tious person. Barbara Wood She looks at the world through rose colored glasses. Harry Youngrorst His little coupe held a group more than once. What fun! Not Pictured Shirley Wood

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Wallace Ahlstrand He is well liked be- cause of his generosity and his car. Norbert Allen Blond curls, quiet eyes and one of the best of guys. Shirley Ammons Shirley ' s black hair is an asset to a nice per- sonality. Arnold Anderson This typical Moliner can make a hit on any dance floor. Clark Anderson Noted for his interest in school politics and his eyes. Harold W. Anderson Hal always has a lot of fun and is always fun to be with. Raymond Anderson Likeable “Bud seems to set the style in MHS headgear. Wayne Anderson Wayne is a nice guy — anyway the girls seem to think so Zoe Anderson Agreeable Zoe rates first in floats and pho- tography. Shirley Anspach This cute brunette is always ready with a helping hand. Norman Arnold Norm proves that old saying that “Silence is Golden. Lillian Arridson This “Svenska Flicka reminds you of a Norse goddess.