Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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.. We is-ggi ' if will .T-A-3 f-.,.,, ,zuisgi mir? 2 ihgi mig- L-Se Planning acTiviTies for The senior class are officers, Jim Caldwell, vice-presidenfg Clarence Taylor, president and Elaine Johansen, secreTary-Treasurer. Taylor, Caldwell, Johansen Head Senior Class Seniors aT lasTl WiTh The arrival oT Tall, The Class oT T958 began Their Tinal year aT MHS. AlThough unable To aTTend The new high school, They enjoyed The added disTincTion of being The lasT class To graduaTe Trom The old building. The seniors soon Tound Themselves caughT up in a busy whirl oT exTra-curricular acTiviTies, exciTing sporTs evenTs. good Times, and, oT course, grueling homework assign- menTs. The homecoming TesTiviTies, alThough dampened by The Asian Tlu epidemic, were Thrilling Tor all. The Na- Tional Honor SocieTy emerged inTo an acTive organizaTion This year. ATTer Their elecTion, The Tour oTTicers planned College Day, a ceremony Tor The insTallaTion oT members, and a banqueT, which was held in The spring. Many hours oT hard work were spenT in making The Glass Menagerie , The senior play. a rousing success. In -IN MEMORIAM- The chapel wiTh iTs peaceful, quieT air seemed as if iT could hold noT one more person. The sTaTely line of cars was The longesT mosT had ever seen. On ThaT brighT, sunny day, friends Trom MHS Turned ouT as Kennelh Ferry, who died in an auTo accidenT on April 2, I957, leTT Tor somewhere as glorious as The sun-as magniTicenT as friendship. Quiet yeT known by mosT aT MHS, he will always be remembered. Kenny, who knew The greaT ouT- doors, loved more Than anyfhing To be in iT. Serv- ing Ged was a parT of Kenny, Tor he enTered inTo The work oT his church as a member of The youTh fellowship and choir. His concern for oThers showed in his greaf love Tor his Tamily. Reprinfed from The Line O' Type , April IZ, I957 addiTion, The seniors demonsTraTed Their salesmanship by selling TickeTs Tor The pla , The Tinal high school dramaTic producTion To be sTageJ in The old building. The class will long remember The hilarious rehearsals ThaT preceded The ADC Fellowship presenTaTion. A dissaTisTied sulTan and lovely harem girls, producTs oT The Arabian Theme, added To The general conTusion. WiTh The arrival of SwingouT, baccaulaureaTe and com- mencemenT, The year came To an end. As They walked back along The aisle To The sTrains oT Pomp and Circum- sTance The seniors looked wiTh misT eyes on a Tlood oT Tond memories-all ThaT was leTT o1?lTheir Three years aT MHS. BuT in spiTe oT Their sadness aT leaving, The grad- uaTes look Torward To The TuTure wiTh growing expecTa- Tions. KENNETH FERRY