Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Kept busy answering phones and students’ questions, filing, keeping records of the various clubs’ money, and typing out re- port cards are the secretaries. They are, SEATED: Olive Hayden; STANDING: Bertha Belouski, Isabel Nessel, Evelyn Engstrom, Lucille Kendall, Phyllis Myers, Margurite Ross, and June Hartley. Spending many hours a day keeping MHS clean and caring for the school grounds during the spring and summer months are the janitors: Charles Ruhl, Ed Wykert, Ray Munson, Nada Wykert, Oscar Schicks, George Green, Robert Edwards, Achiel Van Deale, and Roy Gorgas. Relaxing after a busy day of competently handling the task of planning, preparing, and serving daily meals for MHS students and faculty members are the cafeteria ladies, BOTTOM ROW: Mildred Lash, Mary Dye, Frances Larson, Henerette Kennedy, Gladys Wil- liams, Madeline Scherbroek, Zula Busquaert. TOP ROW: Dorothy Johnson, Clara Todd, Orrel Lodgson, Edith Ough, Mable Morris, Hazel Verfaille, Lorraine Duyvejonek, Dorothy Peterson, Eileen Russel, Mary Hansen, Emma Weckel, Nedra Joiner. 25

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Bill Best Sharon Brodd Judy Brooks Robert Brooks Jean Carlson Carol Coin Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Tennis Pep Club Football Cheerleading Counselor Physical as well as mental exercise was stressed in the curriculum of MHS. Each student spent one period a day engaged in rigorous exercise promoting physical fitness. All students learned to work both as members of a team and as individuals while they were taught field and in- door sports. Each student also received instruction in swimming for a six week period. J funiors and seniors studied how to care for the human y in health and first aid classes. Sophomores learned the rules of the road during driver’s safety, and important prerequisite to driver’s training, which taught them the safe and proper method of driving through the actual ex- perience of driving a car. Courses such as the new girls’ honors gym class, Con- temporairs, and the summer physical fitness class for boys gave special emphasis to their particular area. Kenneth Funk Carol Hardin William Klier Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. Football Driver’s Training Gymnastics Physical Education Initiates Honors Gym for Girls Completing a rigorous part of his gymnastics course, Robert Reys balances with the help of instructor William Klier. Frances Leimkuehler Phys. Ed. Contemporairs Gary Morris Phys. Ed- Swimming Joseph Vavrus Phys. Ed. Wrestling Judy Wiese Phys. Ed. Nereids 24

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SENIORS This was the year that the class of 1965 assumed new responsibilities as it became the senior class of MHS. Fall and spring drew students outdoors, while, during winter, seniors gathered for informal after-game parties. Presiding at club meetings and doing behind-the-scenes jobs consumed much senior time. Foremost in many senior thoughts were studies, graduation, and plans for the future years. 26