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E " THEATER REQ TAKE A MOM YOURSELF Wl THE AU EXITS. WHICH YOU El ILLUMINATED VISIBLE TO YC OR RIGHT LEF HAVE BEEN CI THE EV XITS IN THANK YOU FOR YOU, A' iwntfe UoqrRtiice i=uia*ja id i^Ji THAT YOU IESTS TO FAMILIARIZE IT H ALL EMERGENCY LEWAYS IN TERED AND XIT SIGNS AT EITHER TH J OF THE THEATER ECKED AND ARE CLEAR ^ OF AN EMERGENCY. AND TIME ATTENTION.... 994 - MnraL .mrfi I Theme \ As memories ofhigh school linger in the minds of Harpeth Hall A students, so do memories ofmovies from years past. milestone in itself, a movie can gj|e itself to a time, place, or a memory. As moviesdocument fictionalcharacters' lives,theydocumentourown. Krahodyhasamoviethattheycan relatetheirlifetoandtherefore hold a special meaning for them. We depend on films to entertain v- "' ' ighten us, to provide a topic for conversation, or to just help us pass the time. Only in movies can we find the magic that startswhenthelights fade, thescreen glows, andwe aretransported Irentplaces, times, and framesofmind. The 1994 Milestones [itorswouldliketodedicatethisyearbooktofilms,andwewelcome to"share the nostalgia we felt in recalling these movies. Just as movies help form our common social conscience, we hope this year- ill form a common school memory. : Theme Better Off Dead mLt.toRt.:J.Proctor,A.Frenchman,J.Stevens,J.Asbury;backrowfromLt.toRt.:M.Narula,S.Phillips,K.Moran,E.Wray,M.Wray,E.Hatch(notpictured:A.BrownandM.Lackey). AdministrativeEditorAppyFrenchman AssistantAdministrativeEditorMargaret Wray BusinessEditorMayaNarula 1st CopyEditorAnnaRuth Brown 2ndCopyEditorJulieAsbury 1stDarkroomEditorKatieMoran 2ndDarkroomEditorMerrillLackey 2ndDarkroomEditorElizabeth Wray LayoutEditorSarah Phillips PhotographyEditorJosephineProctor SeniorEditorEmilyHatch SeniorEditorJennieStevens Editors Table of Contents v Nashville A Nonprofit Organization Advertisements Page221 TableofContents A It's TheFreshman YearataGlance
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