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TOP LEFT: Carrying the ball for the seniors. Jackie Meinders dodges Lori Riehle while attempting a touchdown. TOP RIGHT: Third down and fifteen, senior quarterback, Greg Willhite, assisted by Jeff Lewis, signals for the play. MIDDLE: The class of '88 gobbles up se- cond place in the float contest with their popular video game theme, “Pac-Man. BOTTOM LEFT: Marching to the beat of the school song, Karen Haase guides her line into the Block M. BOTTOM RIGHT: Escorted by Dale Holbert, Stacey Delap was chosen from eight candidates as 1982-83 Homecoming queen. 10
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TOP LEFT: Winning for the first time, the class of '86 uses “Indians Smoke Tliose Eagles as their float theme. TOP MIDDLE: Happy tears and smiles are Stacey's reaction as Anita Maher crowns her 1982-83 Homecoming queen. TOP RIGHT: Forming a huddle during a time-out. Coach Thomas instructs nis players. MIDDLE LEFT: Falling hard, Randy Kirk’s touchdown attempt fails. MIDDLE RIGHT: While riding in the parade, Amy Fletcher and Stacey Delap anxiously await the big moment. BOTTOM LEFT: Running for a touchdown, Jana Caplinger scores six points for the seniors during the powderpuif game. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Awaiting to con- gratulate Stacey, queen candidate Lori Volz and her escort, Joe Burdette, are pleased with the outcome of the contest. BOTTOM RIGHT: As part of the Homecoming festivities, Randy Scudder was selected Homecoming king during half-time of the powderpuff game. Other candidates were: Mike Murphy, Randy Kirk, and Greg Willhite. 9
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ca®n KI@ME8 The lockers were a place away from home for the students at Milan this year. They were something that gave students a place of residence at school. Many students created fascinating looking lockers while others just piled the junk into theirs. TOP: Wendy Anderson uses her locker as an organized place to keep track of her belongings. BOTTOM LEFT: Extra room, no way! This locker shows how much time was spent in decorating its sides. BOTTOM RIGHT: Having extra time for studying, George Meadors works aggressively at his locker. 11
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