Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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The world is seen by many people in many ways. Some observe it through books, some through paint- ings, and others by traveling. The students at MHS choose to do their utouringn by car, which is signi- fied by the filled-to-capacity parking lot during nice weather and in the course of the school day. Even though the car is the choice of the students, they have, perhaps while not realizing it, scanned the encircling Compass from almost every vantage point through the varied curriculum at high school. up No matter how widely you have traveled, you have not seen the world if you have failed to look into the human hearts that inhabit it. Donald Culross Peattie 'L

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He'll write not 'won' or 'lost,' but how you played the gamef, Grantland Rice All points of our ever-growing Compass could not be better represented than at an athletic event, for it is here that all races, creeds, personalities and out- looks are found. Each of these has been created for a specific purpose, and each doing a commendable job, but when put together they add the spark that is needed by the youth of today and tomorrow to con- tinue their quests. 6

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