Milan High School - Rebus Yearbook (Milan, IN)

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As the band played Pomp and Circumstance, the seniors of the class of 1984 found their walking partners and the graduation ceremonies began. Cameras clicked as graduates gave parents a smile. While the speeches were given, thoughts of What happens next? passed through many minds. This was it. They were finally finished with high school. This was to be the very last day they would come to school. Page 26: TOP LEFT: Listening to a speech, the girls have several things on their minds. TOP RIGHT: The competition for second place was close down to the last day; Theresa Rennekamp is the Salutatorian for the class of 1984. Page 27: TOP LEFT: As the procession gets under- way, Jamie Knowlton and Bill Treadway walk up the aisle to find their seats. TOP RIGHT: Ted Smith helps Jeni Schor- nick fix a stubborn cap BOTTOM: In celebration Bryan Craft, Anita Holt, Scott Davidson, Theresa Penn- ington, and Tom Lovins reach for their caps to pitch them to the sky. 27

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Twelve Long Years Excitement and apprehension filled the air as the seniors walked in their flowing gowns up the steps to receive their long awaited diplomas. Superintendent Bloss congratulated each member of the class of 1984 on completing twelve long years of education. The celebrations didn't end with the receiving line. Relatives and friends congregrated at houses to wish them well on the long road of life. TOP RIGHT: Tina Myers and John Negley walk in the procession for all to see. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Bloss congratulates Teresa Craft on receiving her diploma. BOTTOM RIGHT: With a grade point average of 4.0, Anita Holt gives her Valedictorian address. 28