Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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Mary Ann Cederblad The Southland will welcome this winsome little blonde Melody Borgonjon Expressive eyebrows and helpful hints are her specialties. Barbara Coleman Barb is a likeable, qui- et, and very sincere friend to have. Nancy Brandt Her clothes are as dis- tinctive as is her per- sonality. Don Bronkema Complicated words and the Russians pepper his conversation. Jo Ann Brown Her trumpet will be re- membered in her class- mates ' dreams. Roger Calmer Well known because of the swell cokes he makes at Logo ' s. Glenna Cannon The Lone Star State give this smiling red- head to Moline Evelynne Carlson Petite Evy is always a pleasure to have a- round any time. Janet Carlson Only a Rose reminds you of this pink and white soprano. Robert Carlson Photography and the pro games are his fav- orite pastimes. Priscilla Carter Ambitious and also a nice girl to have in your classes.

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Brian Baldwin From choir to the grid- iron Brian deserves and gets an A. Phyllis Batten Where there ' s basket- ball, there ' s Phyl — especially pro. Dale Bell His pottery has often graced the annex art exhibits. Keith Bell A look at his program proves that he is a craft-y student. Nancy Lee Bell The Stenographic De- partment will miss her pleasing smiles. Nancy Bennett “Nonnie seems to have inherited that subtle Bennett humor. Ronald Bergstrom Ronnie always puts forth extra effort when help is needed. Donna Ray Berry MHS welcomed the smiles of this former Villa girl. Keith Bicknell His cheerfulness bright- ened the ground floor hall each day. Beverly E. Black Bev ' s jokes and bound- less enthusiasm will brighten any party. Marilyn Bolster A conscientious worker and just plain swell in every way. Gary Bonggren His trademark is his enthusiastic greetings for everyone.

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Lee Davis There is a second Al Capp inside his bru- nette head. Delores DeMuynck Sociable Delores is never a wallflower at a party. Earl Collinson His humorous antics add to the bookroom ' s popularity. Jack Collis He must like MHS, he came a long way to classes every day. William Cook Where there ' s mischief there ' s Bill and fun for everyone. James L. Cox If you ' re looking for a good conversation, look for Jim. Marilyn Cratsenberg Crats and corn (no connection) both come from Iowa. Marilyn Crawford A strong advocator of the new look, and also well liked. Russell Crosby What he lacks in sta- ture, he makes up in personality. Charlotte Croy Helpful Charlotte was always there when she was needed. Jackie Cutler King Richard was one of her admired and ad- mirers. William Dailing Baby faced Bill made crafts a very popular subject.