Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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F, 9 THF BOARD of Fducatlon has spent mam hours of thelr tlme plannm for the rapidly mc reasmg enrollments ln all of the xlflllllt' pulrltc smhool healer! 'Nlr Helen larlccr and Mrs Onalce lwan Standzng Nlr lluntln ton Sharp the Res George Pngdahl Nlr Harley 'Nloorhusen preldent Dr Alex lardlne superlntendent of schools Mr Melun Reynolds admlnlstratne assistant not a board member Mr kenneth Peterson Nlr Eugene iase and Dr Ralph Ruggsles The Admlmstratlon and Faculty Helped to fONTRIBlflI0lNS BEXOND the reallzatlon of the or dmary student are made hy these d1rec'tors and superusors Qeated hlli9N18flPRlHgqU1t superwlsor of art Nlr George Senneff dlrector of physlcal welfare Nlr Lee Barnett director of nndustrlal arts Standmg Mr Fred Swan-.on supervisor of music and Mr Phlllp Mahoney dlrec tor of special education DR ALEX JARDINIE Deseruno much credlt for the provress ln the plamunv of new lJllllCllI'lgS on both the clementary and thc seeondars lcwcls IS Dr Alex Jardlne supcrlnlendent of lhfIOl1IN puhllc' schools Hcsldcs his school actnlllcs our genial supcrmtcnd cnt has found llmc to bc thc prcsldent of Klwanls Klub and an aclnc mcmber of thc Moltnc ASSOLIHIIOH of Commerce and othcr CIYIC or 2111123110115 1. V S xx or X ' ' 1 gf? -I j 4 L-I ,, 0- . , . ' ... 1' , , . ,fl ' ' ,. , , , , ' '. .. . ' . . , 1. ,, , '. Q - ' . 'U ' . . N . Q . s. . . , s. . .. , ,. . . r . K, - . , . , , ., . ,, .' . , . ' . ' . . U . . . . , , . ., , s . , . A ,. c ,, , ,, , ., , . . , A . .- , . , . L Q ' U D C Y ' ' , , Y qv . x. . i . I - . , c I 1- 1 I u f.'.'x , 1- 1 - 1 If . 1 x x xf- .1 .1 i L - . . . . -. 1 , ' , - .' ' . X b. 0 . . 1 C . sf' M.. Q.,-W... W' f ,R . Y. . , . . ,P L, . Q v . . K A ' , , . , . . . 1. it . I cc. , S, .' Z. . ' 5 , ,' 1 ' 1. , ,, . . Z . ', f' , Ag M.

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h-. DR. WILLIAM FRENCH Capably filling the vacancy left by former Principal Gerald Smith. Dr. French has won the respect and admiration of both students and teachers. The addi- tion of the sophomores to Moline High School last fall posed many dilhcult problems in the organiza- tion of the school program, but Dr. French ac- complished this task through his steadfast work and his keen understanding. His friendly smile is evi- dence of his willingness to help. old ur LIVES and Shape Uur D6StlHl6S LANIONT HI LTFRFW Our ener etic dean of boys and I'iglSlPI'lIl and Sf hcdullng zlasscs for students and teacher MARIE WALLFR Our compettnt dean of girls not dances and gnlng standardized tests but also sponsors student organizations DWIFHT DAVIS Our new dean and administrator also ln en extramc ly busy this ycar arran in for student tt acht rs from Maryc rf st and Au ustana 0 0 0 A 1 I r . , 1 1. I JA .4 I 0 ' , L x . u l ' x - I D assistant principal is always busy only takes charge of chaperoning Of M0llU9 L0mmU'mY College has 1 ' ' fy . . i ' . . , - ' -' g '. 1 xl' 1 x Q ' ' rw D . . ,Si . .9 A g g . . .A U . . h x U 1 . U . .