Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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'MVN llwummiasi Ilmgstmlls H -YJTJ 0 o O. , WJJ, IJ H li W 1. The crowd was bewitched by the Electronics Club float this year, 2. Looking over the activities of the past year are officers Ken Cash, Mike Stafford, Brad Batten, and Mike Plug. 3. Cindi Chelstrom receives a real jolt from her experiment. 4. Electronic Club members this year are FIRST ROW: B. Lynn, M. Harris, Mr. Calmer, L. Mock, C. Chelstrom. SECOND ROW: J. Gersbert, T. Smith, P. Kelsey, B. Rash, J. Zelnio, Jo. Zelnio, M. Stafford 5. Advisor Mr. Marten Calmer helps one of his clubbers. 6. More Electronics Club members include FIRST ROW: N. Stamp, D. Weber, B. Lynn, C. Chelstrom, S. Goetz, J. Thomas. SECOND ROW: C. Simcox, J. Hamon, D. Frybrager, K. Cash, K. Kettelson B. Lopez, G. Long, D. Mitten, K. White. I think the only advantage a girl had in the Club was that the boys never made us do push-ups when we were supposed to. -- Cindi Chelstrom U8 Glllilr 1 Q 29 Nw ' , .M..,....g- .. ,

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V , llll 1 Elliott 26 Science Club my Wir t afylus, vu fa S in SEN ,....2' 1. Science Club proudly displayed their first place float in the Club division on Homecoming this year, 2. Officers of Science Club for the 76-77 school year are Beth Wendt, secretary, Todd Belinger, president, and Lisa Atkins, vice- president, 3. Curt Panicucci has a hair raising experience. 4. Beth Nye, LEFT and Mary Carlson bring attention to the announcements for the benefit of the Science Club members. lt was great to see all the involvement in Science Club float building this year. -- Pam Widen Participation in Science Club was great this year. Team work and cooperation of all members made the Club a big success. Among the activities this year were meetings, guest speakers, building of the float, raising money for Share Joys and a spring trip to California. --Beth Wendt

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1. 2nd hour 0.0. include 1ST ROW: M. Wy- more, T. Natsis, R. Almanza, J. Drefehinskip 2ND ROW: B. Teagues, K. Woods, K. Colburn, S. Smith, L. Peterson, 3RD ROW: K. Sandler, D. Thiele, S. Sneelough, D. Payne, C. Maere, L. Flippo, C. Godwin. 2. Cathy West and Kathy Suhl improve their skills on one of the ma- chines. 3. 4th hour members are 1ST ROW: K. Suhl, C. Miller, C. West, K. Nlagling 2ND ROW: P. Rennick, D. Fisher, R. Rivelli, L. Lester, P. Welch, G. Welvaurtp 3RD ROW: T. Roguers, J. Fryxell, D. Gauger, S. Tingier, C. Wiegand, R. Wright, K. Funk. 28 Office Occupations liiiwe lwmgutimul Eltepimiie lui this Futura 1' Office Occupations is a cooperative work program involving training in office work. 0.0. students work in an approved office-type job from 15-20 hours a week. They receive school credit for this as well as a weekly pay check. These students belong to the Nl.H.S. 0.0. Club, the Illinois Of- fice Education Association, and the Office Education Association nation wide. Special events that highlight the year include a Christmas coffee hour for employers and parents, a national CEA week in February and a competitive organization in office-skills, such as typing, shorthand, and accounting. ll