Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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JAMES S. DRAKE B.S. Athletic Director Lettermenls Club ' Muff, wsser ,-.1 1,-:f,i: ffl:fs1si Wir-as gmexrvr 1,122sws?ffsz2sS?a5Qi5i'ii,iig3 ,Stiles'irffasfesw Weir? M-zz,1'1i'1i1Ql?ff1if1'v swiss M gggisggtizqggg-y,.-r-4 7 1 Sgz,ss'?gi't3 ewfs vwyfzzk . f K 11' 'sf 2-rsrtiiiagg .,,.. , --is - I L,-, was it i li-if if 5 1 5 -- 7 ' aw: 4 ' .,fsf'f3EWi JENNIE ELLISON Move over, men. and let me correct my term papers tooll' says Mr. Coder to his fellow history teachers, Mr. Laws and Mr. Manus. ROGER FISCHER M.A. B.A. English Mathematics JACK FOLEY B.S.. BA.. M.Ecl. Plzj'.ti1'z1l lfflucation Basketbzxll. Track KENNETH FUNK B.S. Ed. Physical Education Football XVARREN FULLER Pools, G m , Fields Social Studies courses include world history, United States his- tory, government, economics, business law, and commercial geog- raphy. Sophomores are required to take world history, a study of the major cultures of the world with special stress upon the relation- ships of the past with the present. Juniors take United States history, a study of the U.N. and other world organizations as well as the complete history of the U.S. and the Latin American coun- tries. Seniors must take a one-semester government course. Economics, geography, and law are one-semester elective courses. Geography includes the religion, climate, population, resources and government of all major countries, law considers banking, inter- national trade, insurance, and stock market operations. The expanded physical education facilities make it possible for every MHS student to take gym each day. The courses are excit- ingly diflerent, for the three new gyms, pool, and outdoor area make possible a variety of activities, such as football, baseball, speedball, and track. Indoor activities include swimming, girls' rhythms classes, Basketball, volleyball, deck tennis, aerial darts, and boys' wrestling. In addition, seniors are required to take six weeks of first aid. M.S. Ed. Social Studies Rifle Club BARBARA GARST DARRELL GOAR MACE GORDON CYRUS GALLEY B.A., M.A. B,A, B.S.E. B.S. English Phykgjw Spanirh Industrial Arts Dept. Head, Lit. Bd. Camera, Radig Clubs Spanish Club 'QE'-X Kf 3 Q3 V+ 'W , x. as at is 2-'te ,Q 4 -:ni ,ig as e 1241.5-nf ' S

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CHARLES LAWS, B.S. FRANCES GEORGE MANUS HELEN MANUS MARK MARSELL Social Studies LEIMKUEHLER B.Ed., M.A. B.S. B.S. B,A., M.S. Social Studies Home Economics Driving Physical Education Home Ec Club GAA RALPH McMINN EDWARD MITCHELL B.Ed., M.A, B.S., Ms. Latin JCL E352 fs cs.fa1.iazg,-f5i,i.,,f-,gymA. .,,.,, I-3,5 ,5,,i.1,,,,.,,a,, Business Education www . .Z -19: I 5 V ' 1 A 'F-3151 f? lfiL?9Ail5? l'r 3'-vfiifs M51 ,ffs,:w5ijffs9.f: ' - 'fi so Qf21azwif?fQgg5ia2,5?sf'f 'sig - , -'11 -'ff1f:1:ffJfii'siS. f-is, 1 -:,1:f:-fszf'5 fa-Q1-,5:!?1p3i.-ng,57if 4, . ,. wasaggigg: Vt f ,1,.a, i M- ' 1 5' I 1 ' ,sg - felfgirliwfsiiiyiif ' ' iF1.a?sr'?Q'W 1 f , - . i,L. ..it,, , ,, . . aaafyfem--. . ' , f jg .. Q52 ,, .f ff : DON MOELLER KAY MOORE, B.S. M,F,A. English Aff Dramatics Fine Arts Club Vocational Training Three elective science courses, biology, chemistry, and physics attract a great many students. In biology the stu- dent learns the fundamentals of plant and animal life, the use of the microscope and dissecting tools, and the recog- nition of local flora and fauna. In chemistry he learns the basic facts about composition of matter and its changes. In physics he learns modern scientific developments and the fundamentals of mechanics, heat, sound, light, mag- netism, and electricity. Four elective mathematics courses are offered to MHS students. Plane geometry is open to sophomores, juniors and seniors. Advanced algebra stresses the equation as a means of solving problems. Solid geometry and trigo- nometry, offered to seniors primarily, concern the measure- ment of three dimensional figures. Four years of Latin and two of French and Spanish help students to become acquainted with the language and customs of the country and to understand English words and sentence structure. Latin stresses vocabulary, transla- tion, and study of the famous classics. Translation, gram- mar, and conversation are emphasized in French and Spanish. IVA OWVEN, B.A. HELEN PIEHL, B.A. Special Education Latin, French Student Congress French Club Y-Teens 20