Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Despite the problems of increased en- rollment and staggered shifts, the of- fice staff continues to keep accurate records and manage routine business essential to the school’s efficient op- eration. SEATED are Mrs. Evelyn Engstrom and Mrs. Dorothy Bjur- strom: BACK ROW: Mrs. June Hart- ley, Mrs. Olive Hayden, Miss Sara Schmidt, Miss Isabel Nessel, and Mrs. Lucille Kenall. The preparation, serving, and disposing of food completed for the afternoon, MHS cafeteria ladies stand behind a spotless serving area. They are FRONT ROW: M. Hansen, Z. Busquaert, D. Johnson, V. Att, C. Todd, E. Russell, and L. Duyvejonck. BACK ROW: E. Ough, H. Verfaillie, G. Williams. V. DeBackes, M. Dye, E. Johnson. H. Kennedy, F. Larson, E. Logsdon, N. Joiner, and B. Clark. Keeping MHS clean and beautiful is a continuous task requiring a large and efficient body of custodians. Here pausing from the day’s labor are FRONT ROW: R. McLaughlin, R. Monson, C. French, R. Moran, A. VanDaela, P. Hardi, and R. Van- Lerberghe. BACK ROW: E. Leslie, E. Morisette, E. Robinson, G. Green, E. Wykert, O. Shicks, C. Ruhl, R. Edwards, and R. Gargus. 23 H

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Warmly clad for rain, snow, sleet, and hail, three members of the senior variety class, Julie Krebs, Jackie Shearer, and Rhonda Carlson, receive instruction in field hockey from Miss Frances Leimkuehler. ROBERT BROOKS JEAN CARLSON Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Football Cheerleading Phys. Ed. Unites Team Fun with Fitness KENNETH FUNK WILLIAM KLIER CAROL COIN Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Football Pool Manager Moline High School stresses the importance of a physically fit body as well as an actively alert mind. Boys and girls engage in field sports, basketball, and individual skills, such as swimming and tennis. Driver safety teaches sophomores the rules of the road and is an important prerequisite to driver’s train- ing. Health and first aid augment juniors’ and seniors’ appreciation and care of the human body. The school nurse provides necessary care for the numerous aches and pains acquired during normal school activities. Another valuable service at MHS is the course in special education. FRANCES LEIMKUEHLER GARY MORRIS JOSEPH VAVRUS JUDY WIESE GENEVA HENSS IVA OWEN Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Nurse Special Education G.A.A. Swimming Wrestling G.A.A. FNC Student Congress 22

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