Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Dick Ellis Paul S. Erickson Ronald Exstrand Rita Ewing This ” twerp’s ” a guy Whose name is Ellis, He’s liked by both The girls and fellas. Erickson’s a guy Roily was a banker — Who tops them all. He alweys dealt in money He ' s tops with girls And when it comes to fellows And in football. He really is a honey. Known as the one W ith the shortest frame This is the thing That brought her fame. Victor Grothusen Vic’s car, a Model ’ A” frame Took him to play In every ’’twerp” game. Janet Grunwald The civics club secretary Efficient was she. She did everything well As quietly as could be. Carmen Guerrero A very dark girl A wee bit quiet, Her looks were good — You can’t deny it. Daisey Haley This dazzling red bead We know well She’s the knockout That rings the bell. David Hanson Looks and books Identify David As a validictorian He’s the one who made it. Don Hardesty you are ever Looking around, A more quiet boy Could never be found. Virginia Henss Her long dark hair And friendly way , In MHS’s memory She’s bound to stay. Darrell Henry That wavy hair And those beautiful eyes. He’s a rood looking kid We realize.

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Richard Ahrahamson Gerald Allen Dick ' s ADC ski I Will long be remembered. When the bodies of his friends He dismembered. Center, end, Tackle, guard, Jerry really Hit ' em hard . Robert Allen Our LOT king And popularity cup winner, Bob in shorts Was no beginner. Francis Anderson Active and athletic That was Frances, And with her blond hair She received many glances. Janis Bergstedt An M queen attendant A cute one at that. She could also suing A baseball bat. nhardt Bode n bender So many jobs He held at once, Reinhardt uas Hardly a dunce. Jean Boehm Chicago sent Jean to MHS, We hope she has Her share of success. Lennart Carlson Len played the harmonica He could also sing We won ' t say all, but He did many things! Dorothy Coryell She is a friendly Pleasant sort. Known to be A jolly sport. Gloria Dempsey A cheerleader was Gloria At MHS As a queen attendant She looked her best. Betty Dolleslager A smaller member of Our senior class, Betty was A popular lass. Margaret Duncan GAA and Peggy T o get her In and out Of all kinds of weather.

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Bonnie Hill Bonnie had a Seme of humor. And blue Mondays Never gloomed her. Dee Hill Dee with A tenor voice true, Sang in choir and One Night of Melody, too. Joan Hufford Sugar and spice, yet uiet and petit, o know this girl Is a real treat. Bob Ingvall fun with the fellows Was Bob Ingtall, He had a way That was liked by all. Bill Jackson Tall and dark That was Bill, He can make good If only he will. Don Johnson Don was seen In the football game, That is where we Heard his name. Walter Johnson Another Johnson Who ' s name is Walter, In the things he does He does not falter. Don Karlix Usually seen At the REK W ' bere else. Did you expect ( ?) Nancy Kemnitz Nan was a cheerleader And twirled a baton, In her lead She led MHS on. Mary Jane Knaack Mary Jane Was often dated, With the boys She really rated. Gary Larsen Often seen At the rifle range. His shooting ability W ' ill not change. Julia Longwith Quiet was Julia As we remember her. But she was friendly — Of that we’re sure.