Milligan College - Buffalo Yearbook (Elizabethton, TN)

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Eric Hayden, president of the Junior Class, organized the banquet with the help of other class members. TeriAnne Rowe and John Reynolds enjoy themselves luring the meal and the program. Honor Most Athletic Best Looking Most Likely to be seen at TC ' s Most School Spirited. Most Clueless Most Humorous Most Talented Senior Superlatives male female Biggest Flirt Most Courteous Most Dependable Best Dressed Best Smile Cutest Couple Most Likely to come back to Milligan as a Prof Most Likely to Succeed . Best All-around. .Jim Freeman Lori Gibson .Dave Hubbartt Amy Sampson .Dan Burkman Kim Hogan .Mark Madden Patty Hull .Jim Rice Julie Pirkl .Billy Haskins Julie Pierce .Chris Slone, Billy Haskins Amy Sampson .Andy Baker Chrissy Horn .Ron Blackmore Lori Knick .Ed Walter Melanie Downs .Jonathan Chambers Julie Pirkl .Dave Hubbartt Micky Rieser .Scott Bell Brenda Bell .Ron Hastens Cathy Brown Wilber Reid Melanie Downs Wilber Reid Stacy Drogowski Courtesy of Olan Mills Junior-Senior Banquet 27

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Set the Night to Music o wt £i£ie A iter two more semesters of classes, cafeteria food, dorms to live in, and hills to climb, it ■■H was refreshing to once again close out the graduating seniors as well as celebrate upperclassman status with good friends. Although the occasion wasn ' t exceedingly formal, the atmosphere was quite pleasant: the students a little sharper dressed, the food a little tastier, the decorations a little finer. The By Laura Bennett entertainment program included special music by Billy Haskins and Jennifer Baynes, and a slide show in addition to the announcement of Senior Superlatives and Remember Whens. Much planning on the part of the Junior class officers made this year ' s great escape to the Buffalo Mountain Resort possible. Many thanks to Eric Hayden and the committee of Junior class members for their work in organizing this great event. Courtesy of Olan Mills Billy Haskins and Jennifer Baynes, accompanied by Scott Miller, entertain at the banquet. Courtesy of Olan Mills Rick Dunn and Marty Osborn sing the alma mater at the beginning of the slide show. Cathy Crowell, Curtis Brunn, Kelly Hobbs, and Mike Crowell put on their best for the evening ' s festivities. Courtesy of Olan Mills 26 Junior-Senior Banquet

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High Expectations %Lftiiay ' peve Photo by S. Ray by Laura Bennett Surprise, surprise! Instead of con- tinuing in the dull and all too pre- dictable tradition of celebrating H the famous student holiday on a Wednesday, this year ' s social affairs com- mittee decided to throw everyone for a loop. April 25 was officially declared Marvelous Monday this year after at least one fun-day fake-out which had the entire campus fooled. The theme this year was High Expec- tations , and the empahsis of the day was success and getting the most out of life. The day was characterized by several un- precedented activities alongside the long- standing events such as faculty-student softball and tug-o ' -war. (Speaking of un- precedented, how about that great brunch? Did Pioneer do that?) This time students could be creative on an all-cam- pus videotape, try their hand at soccer, participate in game shows, or take a free balloon ride. The social affairs committee had a great year, and Marvelous Monday was the culmination of a lot of hard work. Many thanks to Ed Walter and Melanie Downs for their outstanding leadership of the committee this year. You did good guys! . 9 .-t; «». | Photo by S Ray Photo by J. Pirkl Dr. Roberts shows off that great throwing arm during the faculty-student game. See what good food does for morale! Photo by C Stevie 28 Marvelous Monday