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Principal Wes Upton stands with construction teachers Andy Mitchell and Terry Bradshaw, and Indiana Rolling Thunder President Mike Clark.
Mooresville Honors the Lost
FCA Grows Bigger and Better
FCA Grows Bigger and Better
Elementary students march in the 2023 Parade.
Pioneer Parade Tradition Continues
Last years homecoming dance in full swing.
2025 Homecoming Dance Information
Juniors Connor O'Hanlon and Faith Lawson will be traveling to France this Summer.
Bon Voyage to MHS Foreign Language Students
Elementary students march in the 2023 Parade.
Pioneer Parade Tradition Continues
Last years homecoming dance in full swing.
2025 Homecoming Dance Information
Graduation Info
Graduation Info
Students dancing during the 2024 prom.
Prom Overview
Inaugural Science Fair Brief
Inaugural Science Fair Brief
Orchestra performs in costumes for their Halloween concert, Octoboo.
Octoboo Costume
Freshman Nolan Speaks sends the ball to the other side of the field with a goal-kick.
Goal Kick
Members of the Unified Flag Football team cheer after making an interception on a play.
Unified Interception
Senior Gage Carter laughs while making a bracelet with a bible verse on it during an FCA meeting.
FCA Bracelets
Geometry students work together to build model bridges in geometry teacher Kyla Carlsberg's class.
Geometry Bridges
Junior Lilian Fox holds junior Jacey Bell in her arms.
Powder Puff Time
Zipping up for the Future
Senior Tess Sherratt listens as she works quietly on her project. The other students in her class had been talking about the upcoming football game. “I love Mrs. Avery and I like how you drive yourself and can pick your project,” Sherratt said.
AP Art Students Work On Their First Projects
Junior Kayleigh Mills shows true excitement about her lab, yet she displays intense focus and concentration. Mills prepared for this lab by sitting through lectures taught by the department chair of science, Mrs. Kimberly Zook. “We were running a lab report on filtration and we were getting all of our data organized for our report,” Mills said.
Chemistry Students Hit The Lab For The First Time
A piece of artwork put on display at the art show. The artist is extremely talented and portrays a vast amount of patience while crafting their work.
Art Show
Advice to Incoming Freshmen
Advice to Incoming Freshmen
Things to do on Valentine’s Day
Goodwill in Camby
Thrifting and MHS!
Photo File Submitted by Hadley Miller. Pictured at MHS Football Game; Barbie Theme.
Barbie Movie Review
Pioneers vs. Hawks, a look at the 2023 Homecoming Game
The team breaks out of their huddle right before the game starts. The team shares a moment of prayer before each match before they break out.
Boys Soccer Pummels Perry Meridian
Sophomore Mason Reid chases down opponents at the Plainfield Relay. Towards the end of the race Reid felt tired, but determined to do well. “I can’t feel my body by that point; all I’m thinking is that I just need to beat the guy in front of me,” Reid said.
Cross Country Plainfield Relays
Junior Ben Coffey and senior Jared Kempf high-five. They had just scored a point against their Martinsville opponents. "We high-five after every point we win. It's like a tradition," Coffey said.
Boys Varsity Tennis Conquers Over Martinsville
The boys varsity soccer team played Greenwood on Sept. 11.
Boys Varsity Soccer Takes On Greenwood
Pioneers Prepare for the Hawks
Pioneers Prepare for the Hawks
Mooresville's cheer team sits atop a firetruck in the Homecoming parade.
Homecoming Week Photos
Mrs. Patton teaches her first period ICP class.
MHS Welcomes Mrs. Patton
Sophomore Garnet Hauk crowd surfs along the entirety of the room during a song. Students were shocked that he was able to make it the whole way.
Mooresville Time Travels Back to the Golden Age
The new Agriscience and Construction building sets the scene for a major breakthrough for the students and teachers inside this building. For the past year, educators struggled with finding ways to teach these hands-on labs and activities in normal classrooms, especially Advanced Plant and Soil Science teacher Mr. Jeffery Voris. “Were already able to grow more efficiently than we ever have. Even in the first month, we’ve grown over 1,000 plants,” Voris said.
Mooresville Expands Agriscience and Construction Program
Valentine’s Dates
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Varsity Football Defeats Bloomington North

Mooresville Pioneers Win First Home Game
Sidney Stultz
September 4, 2024
Sidney Stultz
Senior Kaden Bruhn kneels for his teammate, number 51, senior Mason Mills. Bruhn waited patiently hoping for the best outcome. Even though the team lost Mills, they pushed through and brought the win home against Bloomington North.
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The team breaks out of their huddle right before the game starts. The team shares a moment of prayer before each match before they break out.
Boys Soccer Pummels Perry Meridian
Sophomore Mason Reid chases down opponents at the Plainfield Relay. Towards the end of the race Reid felt tired, but determined to do well. “I can’t feel my body by that point; all I’m thinking is that I just need to beat the guy in front of me,” Reid said.
Cross Country Plainfield Relays
Junior Ben Coffey and senior Jared Kempf high-five. They had just scored a point against their Martinsville opponents. "We high-five after every point we win. It's like a tradition," Coffey said.
Boys Varsity Tennis Conquers Over Martinsville
The boys varsity soccer team played Greenwood on Sept. 11.
Boys Varsity Soccer Takes On Greenwood
Pioneers Prepare for the Hawks
Pioneers Prepare for the Hawks
Sophomore Cooper Jones jumps to catch the football. Jones also scored one of the touchdowns during the game. “I was running a jet stop, I had to jump and get my feet in bounds,” Jones said.
JV Football Defeats Bloomington North High School
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Sidney Stultz
Sidney Stultz, Editor-in-Chief, Wagon Trails Yearbook
Sidney Stultz joined the MHS Student Media team in 2024. Besides being on the student media staff, Sidney participates in the Student Council, National Honor Society, Leadership Training, Key Club, and Leader Academy. She also enjoys playing with her dogs, reading, hiking, and spending time with her friends and family.
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