Milan High School - Rebus Yearbook (Milan, IN)

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An Unforgettable Night Homecoming was, in the eyes of many, an unforgettable night. Homecoming had been cele- brated and anticipated anxiously for the preceding week, and students expected the game night to top everything that happened during spirit week. The parade began Friday night at 5:30 and every class had a wonder- ful float exhibit. When halftime came, the win- ners of the float competition were announced: the freshman class won third place, the seventh grade won second place, and the eighth grade came out on top with first place. Then eyes turned to the homecoming court. Everyone was silent as Linda Haase was an- nounced Homecoming Queen for 1986-87. The game was full of action as Milan defeated the North Decatur Chargers by a score of 39-15. A victory dance sponsored by the Student Council was held in the gym after the game. The band. Southern Knights, helped celebrate by playing the top songs. Audra Feller helps Valarie Goedl with a last minute preparation before the Homecoming Parade. The eighth grade gives us a recipe on how to make glue out of the North Decatur Chargers and takes first place in the float competition.

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Robin Abney shows her “cave-woman” qualities on costume day during spirit week. The Seniors show their spirit by doing their version of Twist and Shout” for the school at the pep session before the Homecoming game. 6 Homecoming

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The eight Homecoming Queen candidates are: Front Row: Melody Elliott and Linda Haase. Back Row: Julie Schmitt, Stacey Johnston, Renee Riehle, Audra Feller, Valarie Goedl and Kristi Mess. Linda Haase smiles proudly after being crowned Homecoming Queen for the 1986- 87 school year. The four finalists wait anxiously for the queen to be announced at half-time of the Homecoming game. 8 Homecoming