Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Dr. Alex Jardine, superintendent of Moline puhlic schools, is a busy man in our community as well as in the schools. One of Dr. jar- dines main interests at the present time is the planning of new huild- ings, especially the new senior high school. S ri ......-.-.-- Supervisors and directors are busy throughout the year in many' ways helping the students of the community schools. Pictured here are Dr. Dwight Daxis, dean of iMoline Commu- nity College and guidance director, Mr. Philip Mahoney, director of special education, and Mr, Fred Swanson, supervisor of music. Miss- ing are Miss Marie Ringquist, supervisor of art, and Mr. Lee Barnett, director of indus- trial arts. Members of the school hoard seated left to right are Henry Parsons, Eugene Case, Ralph RugglCS. Airs. Onalee lixans, lflmer Freeman, lNIelvin Reynolds, the Rex. lieorge Lngdahl, president. Dr. Alex Jardine. superintendent of public schools, Kenneth Peterson and Mrs. Helen Parker. ,ws AAA , i C-:fall J l

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Presenting . . . High and Community College. although busy with many meetings. always has time to greet, xxith a friendly smile, a teather or student who needs his help. During his two years .it MHS. Dr. ifrenth has primed to he .1 I'.ixo1'ite of the students hetause of his tonstant effort to help them and to improxe things for his sthool. The Administration and Faculty of '55 . . . Mrs. Marie Waller, dean of girls, spends many hours arranging schedules and auditorium pro- grams and helping the girls in many ways. Mrs. Waller supervises the preparation of the daily bulletin and is in charge of scholarships offered by different colleges. After tabulating scholastic averages, she also makes the list of National Honor Society members. Dean Lamont Hultgren tan be seen in many plates throughout his busy day. Besides arranging the boys' schedules and planning classes for each semester, the dean is sponsor of Student Congress and as assistant prinuipal pinth hits for Dr. Fremh. No matter how husy he may he, hir. Hultgren is always willing to lend a helping hand. Dr, XX'illi.1m lfrenth, printipal of Moline

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