Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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QQ elgl Students 'leach vllddhllllldl Emails HERO and HO, both included in the Health Occupations Program, are directed towards finding a health-related job of their choice. Interviews, communication, and death and dying are subjects discussed in class. This year S activities were climaxed by the an- nual employee-employer banquet held in lVlay. 1. Period 5 students are ROW 1: G. Ocken, J. Rowe, L. Jones, L. Smith, D. Long, D. Grounds. ROW 2: C. Hilger, K. Elliot, J. Daily, R. Lyss, L. Seller, D. DeVolder, Miss French. 2. 4th hour ROW 1: S. Beckmann, M. DeBlock, S. Bucher, J. Lundquist, C. Adamson. ROW 2: I. Rangel, C. Thomas, D. Rusk, B, Veberg, L, Mock, L. Rewerts, L. Fraseer, T. Kerr. ROW 3: L. Beevwsaert, B. Mathias, R. Forga, S. Cathland, B. Lopez, K. Charles. 3. Period 3 ROW 1: Miss French, D. Arpy, S. Bailey, B. Osberg, M. DeBIock, ROW 2: T. Kelly, D. Powell, D, Weber. ROW 3: J. Dahlberg, R. Gartner, D. Reid, C. Paulson, C. Fortin. ROW 4: K. Gibson, C. Mayne, K. Riggins, D. Johnson, B. Ry- ckeghem. ROW 5: S. Schroider, S. Krammer, L. Edgeworth, P. Widen, K. Wiklund. 4. Period 2 ROW 1: M. Berry, D. Jones, P. Beaird, L. Walters, M. Brown. ROW 2: T. Shaw, T. Burnett, C. Robinson, K. Ege, M. DeWaIl, ROW 3: K. Edwards, D. Lundell, J. Foster, S. Hill- yer, ROW 4: M. Casal, S. Cox, J. Manchester, L. Driefurst, B. Burns. 29

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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

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dl VQH lj YNH In 9 '+ l 4 '+ ly ,Tas Il ,fumlimg 30 CWT, VICA .5 1. FIRST ROW: B. Warner, T. Keith, B. VanMeter, M. Heiness SECOND ROW: R. Claeys, R. Steven J. Verstraete, K. Kemp THIRD ROW: C. Hugaert, K. Phillips FOURTH ROW: C. Eberhardt, K. Dein inger, B. Hall, W. Toland, S. Toland FIFTH ROW: C. Jones, B. Engstrom, S. Brown, M. Flossi AB- SENT: F. Acri, T. Clark, T. Gosa, B. Harness 2. FIRST ROW: K. Veach, L. Davis, P. Parkinson, D. Hodson SECOND ROW: D. Carr, A. Caruso, K. Nelson THIRD ROW: J. Godwin, R. Steagall, M. Dav R. Coopman, R. Darnall FOURTH ROW: T. Edwards, T. MacLearn, R. Franklin, R. Tarby, J. Stien, FIFTH ROW: C. DeMink, G. Cave, D. Groene