Moline High School - M Yearbook (Moline, IL)

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1983- 1984 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS I hope The friendships ThoT we've mode These losT Three yedrs ond The memories of The closs of '84 will IosT forever. To me, These hove been The greoTesT Times of my life. I wish dll of you The besT of luck ond much success in The fuTure. Keep The spiriT of MHS ond The closs of '84 olive ond in your heorTs foreverI 4 Q ', fy Lisa Roilsbock . . . closs Vice-PresidenT 'TWeII fellow cIossmoTes, IT looks like iT's finolly over! I know There's been Thousdnds of Times when I've found myself soying, HI jusT con'T woIT unTiI groduoTion, buT now IT's here ond we oil have To Ieove. No more bonfires, gomes, or donces. Before we go our seporoTe wdys, I'd like To soy . . . IT's been greoTI 22 Seniors Each member of The closs of 84 will remember drfferenT evenTs from our Three yeors oT IVIHS, buT The pride we have In our closs is shdred by oil of us. Remember The friendships ond The good Times, for we've grown-up during These Three yeors TogeTher. Keep The memories of The homecom- ings, shore joys, ond proms olive forever. I wish oil The seniors hoppiness ond success in The yeors oheod ond olwoys re- member The Times of your life QT MI-ISI

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As we look back on our Three years aT MHS. we see Thai we have mei mosT of our goals or aT IeasT aTTempTed Them. Maybe we didn'T achieve whaT we seT ouT To accomplish buT we have grown bofh individually and as a class. When we began our journey as Sophomores a maze of endless halls, new faces, and unlimiTed opporTuniTies surrounded us. We Tried our har- desf To become a parf of The MHS lifesTyle, To prove ourselves. Everyfhing was new and exciTing, FrusTraTion wiTh self-scheduling, eafing The cafefe- ria food, having our lockers jam. geTTing losf, and being called Sopho- more over and over again were all a parT of life aT MHS. The year began wiTh our firsT Bonfire and was followed closely by our firsT heel-clicking Ho Down . We were really enjoying The acTiviTies, laugh- Ter, and fun. IT was T'Our School . Our firsT Homecoming was undoubTedly The GreaTesT Show on EarThl Togefher we T'choo-chooed our way To a prize winning floaT. 'lThe Dance Qour firsT big daTej and The Game made a perfecf weekend. For mosf of us The highIighT of our Sophomore year was geTTing our Drivers License . We now had our chance To cruise The avenue and jam a dozen kids info our cars for an evening of fun. Before we knew iT The year was over and we were no longer The rookies - we were experienced! Being The juniors aT MHS was a new challenge. Our aThleTes had Their champs on The varsiTy Teams and iT was Time for us To begin seriously Thinking abouT our fuTure, We Took The ACT and SAT TesTs and spenT counfless hours cramming for finals. We bullT T'YosemiTe Sam for our Homecoming floaT which was a sure-shoT for firsT place. The climax of our junior year was The Prom. IT led us One STep Closer To our desTinaTion. We're here aT lasT - Seniors! College, marriage, or jobs are jusT around The corner. Caps and gowns, announcemenTs, senior picTures, senior prom, spring break '84, senior skip day, and finally GraduaTionl Can iT end so soon? We cherish every memory and look To The fufure wiTh uncerTianTy - whaT will iT hold for us? Who are we and where will we be going? The memories of our years aT MHS will live forever as each of us begin The resT of our lives . Hold onTo your dreams and reach for The sTars, class of '84 The world is ours! ...WITH S S SENICRS - Q

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