Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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i N Moline owes its existence to the Mississippi River. Attracted by the river's vast water power and transportation potential, large manufacturing concerns came to IVIoline. Riverboats such as the VIRGINIA and the CHARLOTTE BOCCKELER visited lVIoline's shores as often as barges do today. Reminiscent of the great riverboat days, the DELTA QUEEN passes through the Quint-Cities several times a year. Nlore fre- quently seen onthe river in this area than the X ,X DELTA QUEEN are locally owned speedboats. X --Nh xx The close proximity of the river encourages - U- - ,tx Sgt families to use their boats often. Who can forget Xy,fsi-Ryfif E' X. 4 the Fourth of July's spent on the river picnicking . i . 1' V TS 1 and water-skiing? Or the lazy Sunday afternoons ' ' R, Q, taken up with fishing for carp and catfish? Or the XT'-1 X Friday evenings spent sitting near the bank of the XX river with someone close, watching the submarines float by . I I I UQlIIHHfI f i I -- .I E.'4...cfi.L.'..'.vu.w.ax-.1vg1-lrfi: J1::,1:,. - . -':c:':.::.i4 I' g Xxx Jwliilltiiluuiltll .I lf.. I IW IlilWlvlift'llliilir lillelim ,ff t if I I .1 ,il 1 ll , ,i,,ff1llgI . 9, U , '- I ,', - ,W Z' if l , tgfittzlilvtgafbl Ili,'k.,Qi3fJ.l P--lkgii g . iw ,. L li --'-I I' fr . -f ,- ll: HMQML In - funn. fr .sw 'IH I A -may I .- a W A - A34 srts 4, t ....., f fl-4 fx .ff EAU 1' x +- rf- .. . lw ' L. f ,,. Y.. . Z X I i EJ- V -Xfyxf xfxf dxf Rf-ffxf fs. VV ff .5 V tavoama 65JK6JOOlS6 OQGJMQ 6jg g9bID9i'9fE0:Q9 Qwxffxf 9bP A A xx.A fx fxfx ff A fs. XJ'

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N-.2 9 1... 1. Co-Editors Ann Zelnio and Beth Dondanville select Formatt for various headlines. 2. Underclassmen Editors Laura Vols, Laura Dallman, and Cindi Chelstrom discuss their section's deadline. 3. Business Manager Pam Crouch is kept busy with filing. 4. Faculty Editors Jann Carl and Sally Stoneking take time out for a picture. 5. Patti Jennings, junior editor and Tina Watkins, student life editor, take a break. 6. Advertising assistants are Cindy Lewis, Kendra Butts tManagerl, Kim Smith, Diane Hill, Sandy Bozeman. 7. Organizations Editors Nancy McNight, Sandy Warren and Marsha Falline are busy with their section. 8. Mr. Dave Coopman, advisor, sorts through some of the yearbook layouts. 9. Mary Ellen Gober 84 Becca Bagatelus sort pictures for their Girls Athletics Section. 10. Stretching out are Boys Athletics Editors Randy Taylor and Janet Brown. 11. Lori Graf- ton, Lisa Adam, and Lisa Atkins are this year's senior section editors. 12. Photographers for the 'M' are To'dd Rosenthal and Tim Schmidt. 13. Fine Arts Editors are Bev Sneed, Colleen Johnson, and Lisa Barber. Working on the 1977 yearbook was an extraordinary ex- perience, and one that l will never forget! Despite the snow blizzards, 24 hr. work nights, and temporary states of delirium, the deadlines were somehow always met. This obviously was due to the hard work, time, and energy of many people. Beth Dondanville, Co-Editor Being an 'M' editor has been a memorable experience for me. How can I forget the joy of staying up all night, the delight of eating snow ice cream, or the acquisition of the enviable skill of proofreading, re-proofreading, re-re- proofreading, re-re-re. . . Ann Zelnio, Co-Editor 'M' Staff 17