Milan High School - Rebus Yearbook (Milan, IN)

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TOP LEFT: As a telecaster in the mime pro- gram. Heidi Rumsey gives the newsbreak of the next act, “The Lawn Mower.” TOP RIGHT: Trying to calm down his passengers, George Meadors gives a com- forting talk in Airline.” MIDDLE LEFT: Good o 1 ’ movie theaters—what one wouldn’t give to go to one. Greg Holt, Lisa Dundes, Jon Nichols, Marcia Rodgers. Paul Elliott and Kim Jor- dan mimic an audience from the past. MIDDLE RIGHT: During a pep session for sectional, Anne Marie Voss explains what the contestants have to do. BOTTOM LEFT': Is one eye better than two? Paul Elliott entertains the crowd with his creation. 27

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SPECIAL ASSEMBLIES How to miss classes legally dur- ing the school day was a challenge to many students. One way was by having assemblies. We were very fortunate to have several of these programs during the year. Most of the programs were selected for educational reasons as well as entertainment. Among the programs chosen by the Student Council were The Dog Show,” and “The Juggler.” Student productions included the Drama Club play, the Spectacular, and a pantomime program for junior high by the Theatrical Fine Arts class. TOP RIGHT: With wit and special talents, Barnaby performs different acts for the students. MIDDLE LEFT: Giving her client some ad- vice, Lisa Bergeron talks to Bozo Savory, Kevin Gray, about financial needs. MIDDLE RIGHT: Having sentimental emotions toward leaving Milan. Miss Carr tells everyone how much she has enjoyed her 23 years in the library. BOTTOM RIGHT: Balancing on the tight rope, the parrot rides across the rope to his trainer. 26

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mwm Ml Emotions were mixed; kisses, laughter, tears, happiness, and sadness. Thoughts turned to yesterday; growing up, grade school memories, faded friend- ships, past romances, and that best friend. Sunday, May 22, was a day so long awaited, yet seeming to arrive too soon. This was a very special day for the 94 graduating seniors, the largest class to ever graduate from Milan High School. While valedictorian, Cory Abney, and salutatorian, Greg Willhite, gave their meaningful TOP: Playing the traditional tune “Pomp and Circumstance,” Leann Barenscheer, Missy Cline, Lisa Strassell, and Leisa Bruns concentrate on their clarinet piece. MIDDLE LEFT: Some of the girls make last minute preparations before the ceremony begins. MIDDLE RIGHT: After receiving his boutonniere. )im Myers looks at it in deep amazement. speeches, classmates sat and listened, drifting off in their own thoughts of yesterday, today, and the future. After the presentation of diplomas to the graduating class, the traditional receiving line was formed outside. It was now time for the final congratulations and the sad goodbyes. 28