Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Computerized Society Initiated at School Through MHS Administrators ' Foresight Stanley S. Smith Principal This year the antiquated method of scheduling by hand was replaced by computers, furnished by the University of Iowa, cutting the once nine-week job down to only a few hours. Administrators also discussed the possibility of computers to evaluate full capacity usage of classroom space. This year anyone who was unfortunate enough to have been found in the halls without a pass became well-acquainted with our new hall monitors. These lav- women were added to ease teachers of hall and cafeteria duty, thus giving the instructors time for other duties. Always interested in keeping abreast of new ideas, ad- ministrators attended conferences. Mr. Smith, accom- panied by two counselors, visited Northern Illinois Uni- versity for an articulation conference. Traveling to Western Illinois University, Mr. Schaff and three counselors discussed college problems with twenty-five freshmen who attended Moline High. To give colleges a clearer academic standing of stu- dents, a system of double ranking was initiated. Under the first ranking all courses are considered, while in the second only academic subjects are applied. In early February single registration for the next full year began Students worked closely with their coun- selors preparing their schedules.

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Concerning Building, Curriculum Revision Administrators of the various departments are FRONT ROW: Mrs. Frances O Neill, reading; Mrs Roberta Wollerman, audio-visual; Mrs. Eleanor Keim, Homemaking; Mrs. Lorraine Nichols, assistant music; Miss Marie Ringquist, art. BACK ROW: Lamont Hultgren, administrative assistant; Mrs. Elinor Case, library; Dr. Frederick Swanson, music; Mr. Ray Smith, health, physical education, safety; Mr. Raymond Brasmer, trade, in- dustry, adult education; Mr. Louis Dilulio; Mr. Arthur Jenkins, administrative assistant; Marlin Baxter, program planning director. iiiiiuiiDfiD ibbi ? yum flpg IM ■(itii ' iC ' ir.n ill op it aa fla Ji Hi ■ L A stately home donated to Moline, Allendale serves as the center of educational activity and houses the offices of Moline administrators. 11

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Counselors Seniors Helen Andersen Jack Coder Stan Woods Ralph McMinn Juniors Frieda Schnowske Emily Stotlar Harold Griffith Joe Wasson Sophomores Janet Woods Roger Potter Athletics Director Each morning Mr. Stan Woods is confronted with a long, long line of students who just missed the bell 13