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Despite the cold, Karrie Ryan fires up the crowd. Homecoming Is More Than Farm Wagons Boy! Do I have a bone to pick with the local lexicographer! (No, dummy! He writes dictionaries!) Do you know what he — and some of his knowledgeable associates, no doubt — said about homecoming? He said that homecoming meant: in many col- leges and universities, an annual celebration attended by alumni. Yes, I realize that the class of 1934 used our September 28 homecoming for their fiftieth reu- nion, and I admit there were quite a few former Milan students at the football game; but that's no reason to limit the definition of such a complex word! Homecoming means so much more to Milan! It means Spirit Week — five days spent acting nutty and dressing weird (more so than usual, that is!); it means building winning floats and mak- ing teachers participate — as yet another way to wreak revenge for all the tests they accidentally plan for the week of homecoming; it means a chance for Mr. Simon- ton to, once again, interpret the meaning of the term farm wagon. And homecoming means a parade — one to liven up the main street of Milan. Local businesses get free advertising, the floats get an audience, and the queen candidates — in all their ribbons and lace, get a massive dose of butterflies in their tummy and goose bumps upon their goose bumps. Yes, let us not forget that homecoming means a queen, and this year's queen was Terri Bible. continued 8 Homecoming
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Kittens of all colors and sizes are presented for the judges to view. Even odd creatures are welcome in the pet parade in the most unusual pet category. Patriotism shines as the next entry in the parade travels down Carr Street. Community 7
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Stephanie Hinkle, Lisa Strassell, Michele Ben- ner, Micky Head, Tern Bible, Pam Hyatt, Paula Meyer, and Carol Driggers are the choices for homecoming queen. Senior twirler, Michele Disney performs at her last Homecoming show. Excitement mounts as the crowd cheers for an Indians' touchdown. Homecoming 9
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