Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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THROUGH THE YEARS Time and tide wait for no man. As we laugh at long skirts, middy blouses, basketball trousers and such, we are merely glancing back at MHS a few years ago. Styles have changed radically. Yes, styles have changed with the time, but permanent assets will live throughout the ages. All the many opportunities MHS offers its students are permanent. Our classes are set up to benefit the majority of students. The flexibility of courses allows each person to develop his natural talents and abilities. Each student is given a good basic cultural foundation, plus the very necessary courses in stenography, in- dustrial arts, and home economics. Since a bookworm is usually a very uninteresting person, MHS broadens its students through clubs, sports, and organizations. Language and dramatics clubs, social groups and functions, and our student government prepare high school students for an ac- tive, worthwhile adult life. Sports provide exercise, relaxation, and spectacular thrills! Undergraduates, as you muse through this book, our utmost desire is that you will realize the opportunities before you, and will take advantage of all MHS offers in the way of knowledge, practical experience, and sports, and thus develop your talents and abilities. Seniors, as this book brings back pleasant memories, may it also open to you the truth that many opportunities stand hand in hand with responsibilities — obligations to use your developed personalities and talents for the benefit of your family and com- munity. This book is dedicated to three fine individuals who willingly gave of themselves that we might have immeasurable opportuni- ties. They are illustrious examples of the valuable adult. MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TIME!

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DEDICATION We sincerely dedicate the Faculty and Class Sections of this yearbook to our re- cently retired Miss Fannie K. Entrikin. This tireless teacher oi English was for many years Dean oi Girls at M. H. S.