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Enter the Student World You are about to enter the mystical magical world of Student Life (you lucky devil!). Some of the scenic attractions in this strange world, where the push for excellence is of utmost impor- tance, include a brief glimpse of our community, a blow-by-blow account of homecoming, Milan's version of Trivial Pursuit, a song devoted to term papers (Yeah, I know, what a waste of music!), a guest speaker (truly an expert) on the subject of homework, and a postmortem of the Prom — just to name a few. Bon Voyage, don't get lost, and — please! — watch your step! Notes of encouragement flow from the band as they make their presence known at the football playoffs.
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Ed Hulsey does his patriotic duty every morning. l Push for Excellence “The State started it! Sure, that's right — blame it on somebody else! So what, if it was new state guidelines concerning the use of school time, subject re- quirements, and the number of credits necessary that started the push! Big deal! It was Milan Jr.-Sr. High School that continued to push, to expand, to grow, and to make the 1984-85 school year the best it could possibly be! (Yes, we did the best we could with what we had.) Just think of all the changes that have taken place — the drastic upheaval of the Milan teaching and administrative staff; the many awards and scholarships won by our art, music, athletic, and just plain smart students; the daily doses of homework (sometimes overdoses!) we received; the in- creased feeling of patriotism in our nation; the trend toward physical fitness (Jane Fonda's ex- ercise record nearly won a Gram- my!) the deluge of new and ex- citing titles in our library; the new textbooks for both the English and literature classes; the way our sports teams excelled (win or lose, they were constant- ly pushing . . . mostly for sore muscles and torn ligaments!); even the weather cooperated, providing us with an unsched- uled five-day vacation! What were all these changes, if not a push for excellence? (No obscenities please!) Giving it all she's got, Debbie Hensley sprints The varsity cheerleaders generate spirit down the hall. throughout the crowd. Opening 3
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Vicky Kieffer congratulates Terri Bible, the new 1984 homecoming queen. Mr. Huffman orders a Big Boy from the spirit week waitresses with the dynamite legs: Kurt Fields, Roy Baker, Steve Schwipps, Wayne Abney, and David Weisbrod. lammed lockers are no picnic for a spirited, Cyndi Lauper look-alike, Hollee Voss. Student Life 5
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