Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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SENIORS 24

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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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Fun and laughter come easily for sen- iors, but an adult world holds a challenge, a duty. We pass, on our own, into this new sphere as strangers — but yet belonging. This is our time to live and use what has been handed down to us — or else it is lost. As educated individuals, we owe more to our generation than tradition.