Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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The secretaries are V. Smartsy, I. Nessel, O. Hay don, E. Engstrom, P Myers, and D Bjurstrom. Mr. VanDaele Says “Good-bye to MHS The day custodians are FRONT ROW: A VanDaele, E. Wykert, E Robinson, R Garrett, R Moran. H Huntley, N. Wykert, M Weime BACK ROW: S. Masengarb, B Pendleton, O. Shicks, R. Edwards, P. Swanson, C. Ruhl, A. Hauman. 24

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Health Awareness “What a shot!” “Go, go!” “Miss it!” “Faster!” Excit- ing clamors like these are always heard in the gyms, for this period is fun. In addition to enjoyment, exercise provides a needed break in the day for forgetting that math test, toning muscles, and relaxing the student. This exercise was provided by basketball, volleyball, swim- ming and gymnastics, w hich was added to the sophomore curriculum this year. Included in the physical education program was classroom work. In health class juniors learned how the mind and body together make a healthy personality. Students resembling mummies were volunteer victims of first-aid practical, w hich seniors had to pass. A sophomore safety course preceded the much antici- pated driver training. In the art department the student can release his emotions through painting and sculpture. Creativity of design is shown in silver and leather work and in pot- tery. Through art, the student can express himself in any way he w ishes. Mark Marsel 1 Physical Education Sharon Pirkl Physical Education Arthur Mercer Physical Education Joe Vavrus Physical Education Marjorie Partridge Art Carol Youngquist Physical Education 23

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The cafeteria ladies are: FRONT ROW: G. Ritten house, M Dye, M. Morris. M. Lash, I Roberts, E. Miller, F. Pizzuto, M. Hansen. D Johnson. BACK ROW: V. Bruntrom, E Ough, Z Praught, E. Kable. F. Larson. HellfK rg, J Larson, O. Lodgson, L. Duv vejonck. F Parker, C. Todd. The night custodians are P Ripley. P Hardi, B McLaughlin. A DeNN itte, L. Fulton. R DeV older