A cache by QCAC (cn98) Message this owner

Hidden : 8/5/2018

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Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

Ken Berry (b. 1933) is an American actor, dancer, and singer. Born Kenneth Ronald Berry in Moline, he realized he wanted to be a performer when he was 12 and saw a children's dance performance at school. His parents were very supportive and enrolled him in dance lessons at Maureen Bennett's School of Dance. After beginning tap lessons, he won a local radio talent competition; he toured for 15 months with the group before returning to Moline to graduate high school. Upon graduation, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his career. After breaking into acting, he became famous for rolls on "The Andy Griffith Show," "F Troop," "The Carol Burnett Show," and "Mama's Family."

Starting coordinates bring you to the old Moline High School. Parking is very limited here so having an extra set of eyes (and perhaps a camera) grab details while driving by will be helpful. Using what you see here, answer the following questions in order to choose the final coordinates:

The old Moline High School is now an apartment building. What is its street address?

If it is 1001, go to N 41° 30.334
If it is 1003, go to N 41° 30.278
If it is 1005, go to N 41° 30.458
If it is 1007, go to N 41° 30.322

Across the street from the high school is a plaque on a brick wall. What name is above the words "Board of Education?"

If it says Moline-Coal Valley, go to W 90° 30.940
If it says Rock Island County, go to W 90° 30.872
If it says Moline, go to W 90° 31.173
If it says Allendale, go to W 90° 31.188

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