Midlothian High School - Trojan Yearbook (Midlothian, VA)

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Songs In The Key Of Life “Speaking Words of Wisdom” “We Are the Champions” “Anticipation” “Every Kinda People” ... “We’ve Only Just Begun” ... “Do You Know Where You’re Going To?” ... “A Time For Us.” Songs and music are a daily part of every student's life. A loud beat or a soft rhythm, the music provides the background for the words which have special mean- ing for us as teenagers. We are often unaware of the lyrics of songs we hear, but nevertheless we receive the messages the words convey. Many times a certain phrase or line of a song will express our feelings better than we ourselves can. Consciously or unconsciously, we derive some form of enjoyment from what we oe ee Se wR 4 ; Welcome to the Variety Show at Midlothian High School. Right: Isn’t that Clint Eastwood standing behind the cheering Sam Giles? hear. The different lyrics and tunes make a lasting impres- sion on us. Songs we listen to today will bring pictoral or emotional memories to mind when heard in later years. A victory song may make us think of the first touchdown of the season. A disco song may remind us of the disco craze. And, of course, there is that one cherished slow song that will evoke memories of eve- ning dresses, tuxedoes, and the time spent with that special person at the senior prom. The songs we hear today will become a part of us and will remain with us to be cherished in the future.

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TROJAN °79 VOLUME 23 MIDLOTHIAN HIGH SCHOOL MIDLOTHIAN, VIRGINIA 23113 MOLOIW?LSIe2

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The cheerleaders win with their three-to-one tackle. Many students look forward to the end of the day when the bus pulls out of the parking lot. Table of Contents DON ESHNEL NER EvsC) f LIL Geter estes nomena er nts reine eas Seta, ay eee 2,4 AGACIEMICS Sere eee eee ee ce eer ee ee ee ire ere gs A NGs 3 a 10 EACUlVaemestcenrt meet iis! nt i Sameer cen ne kee ter 26 CLASS OS meer rete cette ties tae A ae eT Dei hs Priest ha ei Ah EE A 46 IACTIVILICS tee ee eee ine tt ee ee em ene eS Be) ee es 132 SHEL 0 Fora a WD Ke ne op icra ho Sete he A ARSE eda a al 170 SOUS Nrccnensresactetecs sree recess tdeve sae feet thee eee Bine Pots ie -o st oon -acaasvascedSeaadns ascassoereies 202 PACIVETLISCINCINS see merece Mn teen rumen UN ee Nh nas, esate eanteceetens 248 DSINGLGHA DOUTILIICRELILLI Capt ernie ee I frock! cs spiny gocbosinosteradedtemcsstoank 264 Vif e Ped ohn Reeds hae cE ie ne CEA ads Pak a al ee Be Pe 266 Table of Contents 3