Millington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Millington, TN)

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Julie Cheeseman, Jennifer Silvey. Kathy Fra icr. Henry Jones, Stephanie Ransom, and Cari Anne Parham travel to class. Seniors show they are a “class act” Graduation . . . “t-1 and counting 5 We've got Spirit 'Cause we're great — We're the Class of 88 — YEA. SENIORS! This year's Senior class put the polishing touches on their most exciting and memorable years at MCHS. From registration to graduation. Seniors' actions distinguished them from all other classes. No matter if they were just socializing before homeroom or cheering at a pep rally, they proudly displayed that Senior Attitude. During the year. Senior students demonstrated their leadership qualities. The Student Council. Sean Forbes. President and Lori Fortune. Vice President, led the student body. Also, other seniors guided various clubs and activities. The Seniors played a vital role in MCHS. As the months went by, the Seniors put the finishing touches on their year. Before Christmas, they elected Who's W ho. Then they ordered Graduation invitations and caps and gowns. Afterwards, the Senior Luncheon and the Prom became the main focus as the Seniors counted down the days to graduation. Finally, the long-awaited day arrived and the Seniors became members of the “adult society . ACTIVITIES 29

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“The Sound of the Trojans” remains dominant Trojan Band wins first place at MSU Band Competition The MCHS band program strives to provide an opportunity for students to learn about music through performance. Millington Central High School is a member of the West Tennessee School Band and Orchestra Association. Instruction is provided on all band instruments at the intermediate and advanced levels. Students may also audition for the MCHS Flag Corps band auxiliary. The “Sound of the Trojans” Marching Band performs halftime shows at home and away football games. The band also competes in two or three marching band festivals during the fall on Saturdays. The band competed at the Memphis Stale marching band competition, where they received a “I” superior rating. At the Arkansas State marching band competition, they were awarded a “II” excellent rating-they also spelled out “United” with over twenty other bands in honor of United Way during the halftime of the Louisiana Tech vs. Arkansas State game. The band represented MCHS, not only in Millington, but in other cities and states, including the Chicago Music Festival in April. Field Commander Robert Hemming leads the hand in a halftime performance. Jennifer West and I jura Carter ‘have a Coke and a smile” while waiting to perform at a competition. Part of the MCHS brass section practices for a show. 30 ACTIVITIES