Millington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Millington, TN)

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We've got the touch... ... traditions Each year we uphold traditions. These traditions have been passed down for many years. Our first assembly, Homecoming, Sadie Hawkins, Senior Prom, Community Day, and Graduation are among our traditions. Each of these creates an excitement in each of us, that grows until it’s fulfilled. They are. the center of our high school years and, also, the end. Furthermore, we learn from these experiences — respect, happiness, excitement, and sadness. From the first assembly until Graduation, we learn more about ourselves, friends, and peers than we may ever learn again. Graduation has become a national event all over the country, as the misty eyed Seniors prepare themselves for “life.” Freshmen are just entering the “new” world of happiness and the Seniors leave it for others to follow in their footsteps. Traditions are a part of our heritage and a part of our future. They will be here long after we’re gone to plant seeds of happiness into the hearts of those who follow. 14 opening

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Each school year is different and unique. We students meet new friends and become reacquainted with our old friends. We learn more about ourselves and our school. To most of us, MCHS is THE high school to attend. As we pass through each year, our spirit increases and we support our school more and more. We find what we enjoy doing and do it! We become involved in the band, the choir, the theatre, sport teams, publications, ROTC, honorary organizations, or clubs which reflect our interests. MCHS has a large variety of clubs for each individual, and each student is encouraged to take action and join the clubs of his choice. Most of us want to make our four years in high school, four of the best years in our entire life. STUDENT INVOLVEMENT is a large part of making these years the best. 16