Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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19J f The Maroon and White AIR, Thf Orange and Black I Although classes always favor A color of their own And in honor of fair flowers, To a certain bloom bow down, Yet will ne'er a flower fragrant, Nor color howe'er bright VVin the love all classes offer To the old hlaroon and YVhite. HI FRED ADELMAN ,O5 II Through the four long years of striving lVIidst scenes we know the best As we bend our wills to forging The key of true success,4 Or we win athletic victories With honor and delight Still we work for Alma hlater And the old hlaroon and Vlihite. If in life's great field of battle We share in deeds of fame Or if by chance misfortune Strikes low our cherished aim, Vile will turn in joy or sadness And in fond fancyis flight, Recall those days of gladness 'Neath the old lVIaroon and Vllhite. SONGS AIR'NOTZhZLf65Z5T7Z Military' March Up Xloliners, Loyal and true, Go Nloliners, Go- Fling out thy folds of hlaroon and White Leading on to the foe, Rahl Rahl Rahl Danger past comes victory at last Conquest is ever slow Bravely contend, youill win in the end. lXIoline Go! 20 AIR-Stain Song Give a rouse then in the autumn For the team that knows no fear Though the odds may seem against us Hear the side lines root and cheer. Ch0ru.v- For itis always fair weather When hloliners get together And the ball on the gridiron VVith lylaroon and White on high, For it's always fair weather Vlihen hloliners get together, VVith the ball on the gridiron And a good cheer in the air Il N:Nc'r:f:N 1 l .SEVENTEEN ll

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