Milestones 1994

304 Pages·1994·47.5 MB·English

by  Harpeth Hall School (1951 - )

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As memories ofhigh school linger in the minds of Harpeth Hall
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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
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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.
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AdministrativeEditorAppyFrenchman
AssistantAdministrativeEditorMargaret Wray
BusinessEditorMayaNarula
1st CopyEditorAnnaRuth Brown
2ndCopyEditorJulieAsbury
1stDarkroomEditorKatieMoran
2ndDarkroomEditorMerrillLackey
2ndDarkroomEditorElizabeth Wray
LayoutEditorSarah Phillips
PhotographyEditorJosephineProctor
SeniorEditorEmilyHatch
SeniorEditorJennieStevens
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