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Moline High School Class of 1967
Moline Class of '67 Moline High School
Class of 1967
Moline High School Class of 1967
Moline Class of '67 Moline High School
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Who ....
2. were the co-editors of the "M?" 3. were the foreign exchange students our senior year and with whom did they live? 4. was the captain of the basketball team? 5. was the captain of the baseball team? 6. was our senior class president? 7. was the head majorette with the marching band? 8. was the senior male student who swam in our senior Nereids' show? 9. won the DAR good citizen award? 10. Name as many of the senior members of the 1967 wrestling team as your table can remember. 1 point for each one.** 11. Name as many of the senior members of our 1967 debate team as your table can remember.** 12. Name as many plays and musicals from our three years at MHS as your table can remember.** 13. Who was the principal at Moline High School in 1967? 14. What was the location of the Senior Prom? 15. What was the name of our journal of literary writing? 16. Not counting J.C. Penney's and Carson Pirie Scott, what were the clothing stores downtown Moline** .........for young men? .........for young women? 17. What month and year did we get out of school to sandbag? 18. What teacher wore pink every day? 19. What was the name of the new cute French teacher? 20. What teacher stopped at the American Legion every night after school? 21. Which classmate(s) later taught at MHS? 22. What was the 1967 Basketball record? 23. Who was the head football coach? 24. Who was our activity director? 25. Who was our librarian? |
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Richard M. Gustafson, 84, of Moline, died Monday, January 7,
2008, at Heartland Health Care Center in Moline.
Richard was born August 27, 1923, to Carl and Gerda (Gustafson)
Gustafson in Burlington, Iowa. He married Marion Elizabeth Siegfried
on August 25, 1946, in Moline. He is survived by his wife of 61 years.
He served in the Navy during World War II. Richard worked in the
Moline School System for over 30 years. He was Principal of
Roosevelt Elementary School, and then retired as Principal of
Franklin Elementary School. He was a referee for both high school
and college football and basketball for many years, and was an avid
golfer.
Memorial services were held Saturday, January 12, at 2 p.m. at
Trinity Lutheran Church in Moline. Survivors include a daughter,
Marcy Fisher, of Moline; three sons, Dan (Teri) Gustafson, of St.
Paul, Minn., Dave (Pat) Gustafson, of Moline, and Daryl (Uli)
Gustafson, of Germany; a brother, Bill Gustafson, of Moline; seven
grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Published in the Quad-City Times on 1/10/2008.
Dave told us that – his dad retired in June of 1980. He and his
mother bought a mobile home in a retirement trailer park in Apache
Junction, Arizona (35 miles east of Phoenix) in 1983. They would
go to Apache Junction in the fall and come back to Moline in the
spring. For the last 10 years they lived in Apache Junction the year
‘round. There's a par 3 nine-hole golf course within the mobile
home park. His Dad would play golf virtually every morning. From
1983 until his last hole-in-one in February of 2007 he had 82 total
holes-in-one! In December of 2005 he had an operation to remove
a slow-growing cancer on his appendix. They removed his
appendix but the doctor knew that he didn't get all of the cancer.
Dave’s Dad quit playing golf last May and at that time his Mom
thought something was wrong but he didn't want her to tell any of
the kids about how sick he was. Dave and his sister and spent 2
weeks in Apache Junction last December seeing their father both in
the hospital and an assisted care facility before he was transported
back to Moline via a medical van.
Our heartfelt condolences go to Dave and his family -
2008, at Heartland Health Care Center in Moline.
Richard was born August 27, 1923, to Carl and Gerda (Gustafson)
Gustafson in Burlington, Iowa. He married Marion Elizabeth Siegfried
on August 25, 1946, in Moline. He is survived by his wife of 61 years.
He served in the Navy during World War II. Richard worked in the
Moline School System for over 30 years. He was Principal of
Roosevelt Elementary School, and then retired as Principal of
Franklin Elementary School. He was a referee for both high school
and college football and basketball for many years, and was an avid
golfer.
Memorial services were held Saturday, January 12, at 2 p.m. at
Trinity Lutheran Church in Moline. Survivors include a daughter,
Marcy Fisher, of Moline; three sons, Dan (Teri) Gustafson, of St.
Paul, Minn., Dave (Pat) Gustafson, of Moline, and Daryl (Uli)
Gustafson, of Germany; a brother, Bill Gustafson, of Moline; seven
grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Published in the Quad-City Times on 1/10/2008.
Dave told us that – his dad retired in June of 1980. He and his
mother bought a mobile home in a retirement trailer park in Apache
Junction, Arizona (35 miles east of Phoenix) in 1983. They would
go to Apache Junction in the fall and come back to Moline in the
spring. For the last 10 years they lived in Apache Junction the year
‘round. There's a par 3 nine-hole golf course within the mobile
home park. His Dad would play golf virtually every morning. From
1983 until his last hole-in-one in February of 2007 he had 82 total
holes-in-one! In December of 2005 he had an operation to remove
a slow-growing cancer on his appendix. They removed his
appendix but the doctor knew that he didn't get all of the cancer.
Dave’s Dad quit playing golf last May and at that time his Mom
thought something was wrong but he didn't want her to tell any of
the kids about how sick he was. Dave and his sister and spent 2
weeks in Apache Junction last December seeing their father both in
the hospital and an assisted care facility before he was transported
back to Moline via a medical van.
Our heartfelt condolences go to Dave and his family -