Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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MHS ll Step into those overalls and dig out that cowboy hat! Now you're ready to get on down to the Senior Class sponsored Ho-down, one of the rowdiest happenings to ever come to MHS. The Ho-down means apple cide I ff flannel shirts, dancing, laughing, and just having a plain, old great time under the SIHFS 'fs . .L N 1 s ,t f i l t gl f 1 3 l it - K 'T Kw 1. Diane Rock and Barb Zvonick get into that country. 2. Stirring up the straw with a rousing circle to the right . 3. Looks like a bad case of hay fever! 4. The last remains found after the dust has settled and the last shout has faded into the distance.

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Powderpuff football - a chance for the girls to prove that guys are not the only ones who can play football! This year's game was cancelled because of bad weather, but the seniors and sophomores involved still put in a lot of time and effort practicing for the big game. Who knows what the outcome might have been? I 0 A J 159- Q .fw A -. sw. K K-if . K. ' K ... l- Q., , ar -, 'L ' -' , rs: r www. ne mam nam E NIEBPIIFF