Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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ges- fm KL MACE GORDON, B.S. MARGARET GRIFFIN, B.A. Spanish Business Education Spanish Club. Junior Class Sponsor. NEIL HOOVER, B.Ed. CLIFTON F. HYINK, B.S. Auto Mechanics Driver Education Rifle Club. Junior Class Sponsor. an fra-f 32 IU Q,-w HAROLD P. GRIFFITH, A.B. WILLIAM F. HAAS, B.S., BILL HALL, B.S., M.A. English M.E. Driver Education, Refresher Audio-Visual Education. PIWSICS, Plone GGOUWSTVY Math Camera Club. Sophomore Football and Basketball. DOROTHEA HYINK, B,S. FRANCES JEFFERS, B.A. FRANCES L. JOHNSON, Business Education Business Education B.A. Social Studies Teachers Prove Avid Sports Enthusiasts ROW: Eldon Lawrence, Mrs. Mabel Mitchell. ROW 2: Wallace Anderson, John Patterson. ROW 3: Ralph Gaffney, head custodian, George Anderson, TOP ROW: George McRae, and Robert Upton. K -...,. fy' 16

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GLADYS DAY, B.A., M.E. LEONA DAY, B.A. ROY DEVINNEY, B.A., M.A. ALMA DOUGHERTY, B.A. Business Education Social Studies Social Studies Business Education CARL E. EKBLAD, B,A.,M.S, JACK FOLEY, B.A.,B.S.,M.E. ELLA SUSAN FURMAN, B.A. CYRUS GALLEY, B.S.,M.S. Chemistry Boys' Physical Education French, Latin Industrial Arts Basketball, Assistant Track Coach. SAM DRAKE, B,S. Mathematics Athletic Director, Letter- man's Club. BARBARA GARST, B.A., M.A. English Fine Arts Club, Literary Board, Head Dramatics Coach. MHS Teachers Provide W ll-round d Education The cafeteria workers provide wholesome food by serving two menus daily. Arriving early each morning, they plan food for five lunch periods. Pictured below, from left to right are Mrs. Emma Weckel, cafeteria director, Mrs. Mary Lilieberg, Mrs. Jesse Swank, Mrs. Beulah Clark, Mrs. ldris Parks, Mrs. Hilda Lavold, Mrs. Lucille Evans, Mrs. Daisy Munt, Mrs. Bernice Bok- hart, Mrs. Fama Canterbury, Mrs. Leona Hutton, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Mrs. Orrie Logsdon, Mrs. Thresa Gorg, Mrs. Edna Nelson, Mrs. Helen Weckel, cafeteria bookkeeper. JUICES i - 'fu du sf' fl' A 5 . 4 ik.. as an LM 15

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Discussing the advantages of a college education are members of a panel organized to explain col- lege purposes and problems in a iunior-senior assembly p r o g r a m. From the topics discussed, the stu- dents learned what to look for in a college when they spoke to rep- resentatives on College Day, Febru- ary 8. SEATED from left to right are Bruce Trullg Sandy Grossmanp George Dodd, Dr. William C. French, principal, Dr. George T. Gilluly, dean of Moline Community College, Mrs. Marie Waller, dean of girls, and Lamont Hultgren, assistant principal and dean of boys. MARIAN KAVKA, B.A. THOMAS KIENLE, B.S.,M.S Girls' Physical Education industrial Arts GAA, Tennis Team, Pep C l u b, Sophomore Cheer- leaders. VIVIAN B. JONES, B.A., ROBERT KNEES, B.A., M.A. ALMA KOTEZ, B.S. M.A. English Business Education Mathematics Boys' Intramurals, Tennis, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Ushers. ARTHUR S. KRANE, B.Ed., M.A. Business Education Fine Arts Club. GEORGE MANUS, B.Ed. M.A. Social Studies Senior Class Sponsor. 1 ESTHER LIND, B.S., M.A. Social Studies Civics Club. HELEN MANUS, B.S. Home Economics Home Economics Club. Q-SX K MARK MARSELL, B.S. DON E. MOELLER, B.A., Driver Education M.F.A. Arts, Crafts Fine Arts Club.