Deceased Classmates 2024

 Jean Dempsy  

a short video was posted on obit at ESTERRDAHL WEBSITE

Joe Ewert

Bob DeMange

Lorretta Kammerman Lindquist

Jay Franey

Phil Thorngren
Gerald Kramer

(Wayne Walters found thins info Phil died 2023 in Hawwii)

Lina Hall Sens

Dick Stevens

The committee would like to thank you for attending our class get together at Franks Pizza. We will continue each year if there is interest. I wish I could have been there but I had a chronic medical flare up that day.

Jerry Kassel

Click on picture

 Moline graduates song with the following comment

This is a song about my hometown, Moline, Illinois. Thanks to my constant collaborator Jake "Not on Facebook" Wilson for partnering with me on this one ... he's a true cowboy & a fellow Moliner born and raised (and pretty good on the ole geetar). This is dedicated to our entire MOLINE MEN crew. GO MAROONS 

Hope to see you at what will be 66 years since graduate.  Those years seem so long ago but also so short.  Some of our best memories are rememberd from the first year we enterered kindergarden with our rug or blanket until we graduated from High School and closed down the old High School  We currently have 25 classmates and 12 Spouses signed up.

The committee

This video was published by WQPT PBS

I takes you back to pre Wharton  and the evolution to where it is now.

Talks about it not only being a basketball gym but how it was and is used today.

They will ask for donation but you can see it without donating.

CLCK ON WHARTON LEGACY

WHARTON LEGACY

I remember the first time i saw a game there.  It was when I was in grade school and my cub scout group went to the game and sat in the south bleachers.  I later walked from Down Moline to Wharton with friends who lived downtown.   Band practiced in Wharton parking lot for football  and played at  every basketball and football game.  Although I never made the basketball team for Moline I got to play on the floor for intramural tournament with KC Combo  and then Jeff Buck and Ron Best.  The floor at wharton was a raise floor which made it springy.  There was so many other uses for this plot of land which is used by students and community.  The last thing we did as students was our graduation.  So many memories over 60 years ago.  Hope to see at September get together.

MOLINE HAPPENINGS

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I will put on whats happening in Moline

Bridge Explosion

i74 Bridge on Stamp

 Riverside  Park

Moline City Parks Today