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Buying, selling,  saving,  jobs held an  interest for them.  Re-  recruiting future class representa-
                              spending, eating, working and shop- tail ?  Service? Food?   tives for their advertisings schemes.
                              ping were  just some of the pleasures   Area businesses not only   With Omaha continually
                              and  nuisances that filled the school  helped  students' futures,  but also  growing westward, remembering
                              year.                         looked out for their own. The future  the days of Millard before a series
                                     As  Omaha's growth  and  of businesses relied on  customers,  of changes was difficult. Construc-
                              expansion continued to  move out  and advertisements were the key to  tion had been everywhere: the mall,
                              west, both businesses and students  getting their attention. Ads in school  132nd Street, 144th Street, Pacific
                              experienced a  wide variety of op-  newspapers and yearbooks and sup-  Street and Dodge Street.
                              portunitie s.                 porting or sponsoring school activi-  Both businesses  and  stu-
                                     The increase in the number  ties were also beneficial for both.   dents  provided opportunities for
                              of stores,  restaurants,  movie the-  Among those advertise- each other.  With the  turn of the
                              aters and the addition  of a mall over  ments,  were several  photography  century  just five  years away,
                              the years employed numerous stu-  studios. They were not only aiming  Millard businesses, customers and
                              dents. The  jobs and responsibilities  for  seniors, but other students as   students prepared for  the  unex-
                              handed over to students contributed  well.  As  current seniors were hav-  pected by  taking step s  toward
                              to  the steps taken toward the future.  ing their pictures taken for the year-  SHAPING THE FUTURE. 0
                              Students got an  insight as  to  what  book and friends, the studios were   KIIUUR~
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