Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Various Activities, Studies Occupy Seniors ' Final Year Returning for their last year at MHS, the seniors of the class of 1969 participated in a year filled with innumerable changes. With the initiation of this year ' s new principal, Dr. Sapone immediate revisions were accomplished in the Activi- ties Room and in the new three shift program of assemblies. Homecoming was reigned over by the Line ' O Type King, Bob Ruud, and the M Queen, Barb Olson. To the delight of all, this year ' s Homecoming was extended over a three day period with the parade on Thursday, the football game on Friday, and the dance sponsored by GAA on Saturday night. With the coming of finals, students had them spread over three days and they are now weighted at one-fourth instead of one-sixth. Among the other more favored senior activities at the end of the year was the Senior Class Production, which was a grand success, and of course, the delightful Senior Ball. Ending the year with the Senior Party, the graduates have become ready to encounter the outside world. One of the favorite pastimes of any senior, such as Bruce Ericson, is to see Debbie Allen how long he or she can talk on the telephone in one evening. Stephanie Allen Margie Allen Terry Allen 28

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Expectation. The final plans. We reflect upon moments as part of a whole. A glimpse of the future, Success, the desire. All . . . within our grasp.

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Wayne Allen Curtis Anders Jon Allison Beverly Anderson Al Almanza Christena Anderson Richard Alstedt George Anderson Stanley Anderberg James Anderson Taking time out from senior high responsibility to enjoy winter urer; Beth Johnson and Greg Purse, Literary Board; Curt Anders, fun are the senior class officers: Nance Moore, Secretary-Treas- President; and Max Hansen, Vice-President.