Milan High School - Rebus Yearbook (Milan, IN)

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Indians Lose Heartbreaker Chicken wire, napkins, staples, glue, and any item not nailed down transformed dusty old farm wagons into competitive floats entered by each class in the twen- tieth annual homecoming parade. After a week of frantic work in cold, wet weather, students and floats miraculously formed a col- orful and energetic parade which began promptly at 6:00, October 14,1983. Following the parade, the Indians began the serious business of attempting to get to the state play-offs by defeating the Tri-High Titans. Even though the Indians played well during the first half, both teams were still waiting to make that first score. With the deadlock at halftime, both teams headed to the locker 12

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Kathrin Huggler lives in Switzerland in a major city called Lucern, which is very close to the Alps. Kathrin's family consists of her father, Hans, who is a retired electric engineer; her mother, Ella, who is a housewife; and three sisters, Theres, Sabina and Elisabeth. Living near the Alps, one of Kathrin's hobbies is skiing which her father taught her to do when she was three years old. In her school, students do not participate in sports. For, like Monette's school, they do not have such things. However, Kathrin com- peted in many sports here at Milan and was very successful at volleyball, basketball, and tennis. When asked what she enjoyed in Milan, Kathrin commented, School sports—for in my school the only sports we play are in gym class and I think it is very nice that the United States has such things in school. Kathrin also plays the piano. After returning to Switzerland, Kathrin has two years of her five years of high school to finish. Then she has the choice of fur- thering her education. If she decides to go to college, Kathrin's career choice is to become a physical therapist. 11

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room for more game plan strategies as homecoming festivities continued. TOP: Student votes elect Jeni Schornick, Wendy Bohlke, Vicky Kieffer, and Monette Christiansen as the four finalists for Homecoming Queen. BOTTOM: A change of tempo by the band. Monarch, brings dancers swarming to the floor at the dance following the game. INSET: Lori Riehle and Paul Elliott dance to Endless Love. TOP LEFT: Led by the marching band, the parade begins winding its way through the streets of Milan. TOP RIGHT: Pat Murphy skirts right end for big yardage against the Titans. LEFT: Pat Murphy unloads for a completion later in the game as weak side pass protection breaks down. 13