Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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BETTY ROSEBERG DcWAYNE ROUSH JAY SCHAFF FRIEDA PHYLITA A.B., M.A. B.S. B.S., M.S. SCHNOWSKE SHINNEMAN English English Social Studies AB., M.S. B.S., M.S. Dramatigs, Debate Business Education Englixh FTA Is Popular at Home Economics is based on the principle that the fam- ily is one of the major institutions with which education in a democratic society should be concerned. Foods and nutrition, clothing selection and construction, good groom- ing and enjoyment of leisure time are phases taught in food and clothing, open to all girls. Foods classes plan and prepare nutritious and well-balanced meals and learn the techniques of cooking, Clothing classes study color, design, and textiles. Family living teaches the meaning of marriage and child care. This course also considers home decoration, in which girls choose a house plan, furnishings, and a decorating scheme. Industrial arts acquaints boys with basic ideas and skills of welding, auto mechanics, metal and woodworking, and drafting. Drafting includes mechanical and architectural drawing, tool and structural designing. Woodworking and cabinet making teaches the use of hand tools and the basic power tool operations. Machine shops help boys to set up and operate basic toolroom machines and the vocational aspect is stressed. GENE STANLEY EA. WILLARD STARKEY An Ph.D. Band GENE SHIPLEY, B.A. LAVERN SINCLAIR Social Studies A.B. Track, Cross-Country Biology FERN SLUSHER RUTH SPENCER M.A., B.S.iI1 L.S. A-B-, M-S' Latin Biology JCL, FTA Wind Ensembles 21

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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

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ev , W qail 52 .JST -- W t 'z .. E' I l i Q AU A 7 ,ts ,Qf .2 L ' ikk Q EMILY sToTLAR ARCHIE swANsoN RUTH TOYNB JOSEPH VAVRUS RUTH VERTREES Bs., M.S. AB., MA. MA., Bs. in L.s B.S., MA. E . FA' Social Studies Chemistry English Physical Education Dmrlbutwe Education Sr. Class Sponsor Kev Club Wrestling DE Club MARIE WALLER FRANK WILLITS B.S., M.S. B. Ed., Ms. lf. English Industrial Arts i kl- , Q - .iz ',.s -. :--, 5 HUGH WOLFE, B.S. MARY YOUNGDAHL Industrial Arts B.A. English Publications Mr. LEE HILLIS, B.Ed. Orchestra Service Groups Keep To learn to use a car safely and lawfully, pupils at MHS enroll in the driver training and safety classes. In the safety classes, stu- dents learn the fundamentals of driving and recognize the parts of an automobile. Actual driving experience is provided in one of the four dual-control ears supplied each year by local automobile dealers. Z Mrs. Iva Owen is the co-ordinator of the educible mentally handicapped program carried on at MHS. She assists the students in many ways, such as helping decide what subjects they should take, and guiding their interests. Administering first aid, aiding in dental inspection, keeping health records of the students, and promoting a healthful school environment is the job of school nurse, Mrs. Geneva Henss. Handling all money transactions, operating the switchboard, an- swering telephones, keeping school records, managing a bookstore for the students and faculty, and checking attendance are a few of the many duties of the hard-working office staff. Maintaining a neat, spotless school is the custodians' job. The cafeteria workers arrive early each morning to prepare wholesome, nutritious food for MHS lunches. Miss Ruth Spencer, pictured in the new solarium, gives special care to the biology departmentls unusual plants. 22