Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Janice Evans A tough break didn ' t harm Jan ' s determi- nation any. Vernon Forsberg A Latin scholar, Ver- non has an up-to-date vocabulary. Shirlie Freeman This brunette is a hard worker who defeats her problems. Jack Frieden A big wheel whose second home (mother, too) is the REK. Blanche Fulton In cal and history Blanche really shines. Tom Garrison “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling is this lad ' s theme song. Dorothy Giles Good things come in small packages ' is proved by her. Delores Goldstein We all like Delores ' s smart clothes and friendly hellos. Bob Gordon This TWO rates in everything from bas- ketball to singing. Grace Guild Hair of Gold, Eyes of Blue must have been written for her. Antonia Gustaison This blonde serves on the tennis court as well as in Y-Teens. Elaine Gustaison Gus is a welcome addition to any girls ' basketball team.

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Arlene DeWiepelaere Tiny Arlene is a whizz on wheel-roller skates, that is. Donald Dirck Shy ways and friendly hellos characterize Don very well. Vera Dopier Black hair and an an- gelic face make her a very sweet girl. Betty Dunlap G A A. and Home Eco- nomics were busy Bet- ty ' s specialties. Carolyn Dunlop She is athletic and a very cute little trick, as well. Mary Lou Dusslier Easy to get along with and well liked by all her friends. Barbara Dyce Crafty Barb always has a joke for every occa- sion. Wauneta Earl She gets around and always knows the very latest news. Fred Eberhardt His signal calling has made him a very pop- ular fellow. Norman Edgar Although Norm is small, he has a very huge appetite. Elton Ehen Bruno is a fellah best friend and a fish ' s worst enemy. tfancy Evans Her dramatic actions and humor add to her personality.

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Barbara Hall Hard working. Barb is a congenial friend to everyone. George Hancock His bright shirts can rival those owned by Bing Crosby. James Hartxell Cheer, cheer for old Notre Dame — he ' ll love you for it. Patricia Hartxell This gal in gTeen is the proud owner of Bingo, a wonder dog. Carolyn Hatje If not at the New York Store, she’ll be at a church party. Carl Heald This tall fellow is al- ways entertaining at a party. Donna Hendricks Curly hair and a baby face make up this swell girl. Alphonse Heyninck This tumbling clown is an artist as well as a drummer. Mary Lou Hicks If we saw her without Bob, we couldn ' t rec- ognize her. Marvin Hines One of our band men, he starts the day with a rhythmic note. Darwin Hoover His personality bright- ened the D.E. class this year. John Horvath A camera and a ten- nis racket are his main props.